Gilpin observer., 1913-08-14
BLACK HAWK NEWS

! Otto Reckling came over from Lake
wood in Boulded county Monday to
visit with his family. He is running
a nip at Lakewood
Mrs. Thomas Tregay and daughter
were in from Gilpin Saturday.
Hermann Schinherr was in Denver
this week.
SiXty-seven tickets were sold from
the Black Hawk depot on Tuesday
morning.
Miss Ethel Niccum and Miss Hart
man visited the school at Hughesville
Wednesday.
John Stroehle and family are in
Denver during the conclave.
Russell Taylor, Will Flick and Phil
Rohling left yesterday for Pactolus,
to be there at the opening of the
grouse season.
II. NJ. Gilbert and wife are sojourn-
ing in Denver this week. Last week,
Mr. Gilbert made a trip to Cripple
Creek, where he has mining inter-
ests.
Geo. Fritz drove to Rollinsville on
Saturday. The connecting rod on the
engine broke and he was compelled
to have the machine brought in with
horses. Mr.. Fritz may take little
advice from the writer and in future
do his travelling with a horse and
buggy. That is the only safe con-
veyance as nothing ever happens to
put either the horse or buggy out of
commission.
h Thomas OiMera, who had been at
work on the Rollinsville road, is back
in Black Hawk.
Jas. P. Richards and wife were in
Denver this week to see the parade
and the electrical illumination.
Mrs. JOS Waldhart is visiting Mrs.
John Merz in Denver this week.
Miss Viola Rogers, who had been
visiting Miss Minnie Sorenson, re-
turned Sunday to her home at Smith
hill
Mrs. Keam and daughter are enjoy
ing festivities in Denver this week.
DR.. Froid's brother is here from
Kansas, enjoying the scenery.
| "A. Miller and wife went to Denver
Tuesday.
! John Curry and wife left for the
capital city Monday.
Will Kriley left Monday for Den
YER as delegate to the grand lodge
of Red Men. He is a delegate from
the Black Hawk tribe.
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did not state his destination.
| Frank Backus made a trip to Den
yer Tuesday morning.
Mrs. A. G. Grutzmacher and Mrs.
Homer Lyman are in Denver this
week.
Rev. Mr.. Kidd and wife made a
trip to Denver Monday.
Rev. Benz. Eite-george, of Boston,
! is visiting the Pircher family.
Mrs. Thomas DunStone and chill
, dren are visiting in Denver.
d. w. Taylcr and wife swelled the
crowd that journeyed to Denver on
| Tuesday.
Geo. Fritz and wife saw the many
knights in Denver Monday.
A movement is on foot among the
firemen and citizens to hold a cele
bra:ion in Black Hawk Labor day.
There has been sCme talk of Labor
day celebration in Central, but this
Will likely be abandoned If Black
Hawk decides to celebrate. Central
celebrated the Fourth and one cele-
bralo.on year is enough for the
county seat.
j. p Richards has disposed of the
greater portion of his grocery stock
and will leave on the 25uh of this
til the first, CT November.
Joe Borzago made up his mind to
go to Denver yesterday Afternoon.
The claim agent of the C. & S.
railway came up frcm Denver this
morning to investigate the cause of
the accident which befeil Ross Fields
yesterday. This morning the section
men removed a pile of dirt alongside
OF the track, where the accident oc-
CURED.
Harry Blake and wife have return
ed from a trip to Illinois, where they
had gone to look at a farm to which
Mrs. Blake may be heiress.
Frank Strausser has gone out to
Twelve Mile to run an engine on
the London mine.
Gene Pearley and family made a
"trip to Denver Monday.
The Sunday school will convene on
the 17th at 10 a. m, VIM. Flick, supt.
There will be music devotional in
the evening, beginning at 1880. at
which ser rice the general rules Of
of the church will be read. Messrs.
Fritz and Hamllik Will render solos
also Miss Esther Nordlien. Mr.. Tom
Bellwood will sing and the pastor
will whistle a sacred solo. An Of
fering for missions will be taken.
The public is heartily invited to all
these services.