Gilpin observer., 1913-08-07
BLACK HAWK NEWS.

Misses Myrtle Spear and Eva Mic
cum went to Idaho Springs Saturday
evening to attend dance.
Mrs. julius Nordledn and daugher
Miss Agnes. are entertaining mum.
Der OF their lady friends this after
noon at bridge.
Mrs. d. QuaiD.ance, of Golden, who
had been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Phil Rohling, returned home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Anderson left
Monday for Denver. From Denver
Mr.. Anderson went to Victor. Mrs.
Anderson returned to Black Hawk
to finish her visit.
Peter Nelson, the Black Hawk ar
tist has been beautifying the Scan
dia lodge hall with a coat of paint.
Frank Shouse came in from Wide
awake Wednesday. He reported the
death Of brother recently in the
east.
Geo. Vogel and Ed O'Mera, who
had been fishing in the vicinity of
Pine Cliff, returned to Black Hawk
this week. And of all the fish stor-
les they are telling about their big
catches! Both are eligible to mem
bership in the Ananias club.
Ed. Blake, Sr., was kicked on the
arm and leg by a horse Saturday
morning. Both injuries were very
painful, particularly the one on the
leg, being puncture wound to the
bone. DR.. Froid is attending him and
says he is doing very well.
Vivian Fritz came up from Denver
Sunday to enjoy an auto ride.
Mrs. Geo. Fritz, Miss Smith and a
friend from Denver, went to Apex
Monday to spend week.
Don't overlook the social and en-
tertainment to be given by the La.
dies Aid in the Red Mems hall on
Friday evening. Ice cream and cake
will be served.
Mrs. Thos Brown and Mrs. Ida Nc.
Mahon, Of Basalt, who had been Wis
iting a month with the Grutzmacher
family, returned home Monday.
Dave Bremen was up from Den
yer Sunday and Monday to visit a
particular friend.
C. B. Klais has received a con
tract from the Savage Candy com
pany of Denver for 400 photographs
of their CONNECTIONS for the use OF
their drummers. The pictures are re.
produced from the real articles and
are hand colored. They are mounted
on cloth and are 10x12 inches in
size. Mr.. Klais submitted specimens
of his work and received the con.
tract in competition with several
first-class photographers of the east
Mr.. Klais is an artist in picture and
slide work.
| Chas. Daley's cousin of Wilkesbar
re, Pa, who had been visiting him
returned home Saturday.
Desmond Coughlin left yesterday
morning for Forks Creek to resume
his position as operator. His wife
joined him yesterday afternoon.
The Women of Woodcraft started
a series of card games their meet
ing on TUESDAY evening. These will
run a month and prizes will be aware
ed the most successful players.
Miss Helen Dwyer, of Chicago. {
cousin of Mrs. A. NJ. Fairchild, Is
spending a week with the Fairchllt
family.
C. H. Canning. of Denver, spen
the fore part of the week with tht
Fairchild family.
Hartman & Co., leasers on the Am
ericus, shipped 31a cords of dirt thi.
week to the Iron City mill.
Mrs. Jake Eilmann and daughter
Emmett Morris and son and San
Morris. left Sunday for the Morris
ranch near Kremmling.
The Ladies' Aid society of tn,
Black Hawk ME-. church will give al
entertainment and social in the Red
Mems hall next Friday night, Aug
Sth. Admission 10 cents. ice cream
and cake Is cents. Everybody come
The Sunday school will meet a
this place next Sunday at 10 a. m
Preaching by the pastor at IL O'Clock
Special music. Everybody Is invited
The Arvada team that played th'