Gilpin observer., 1913-04-10
MINES IN NORTHERN PART OF COUNTY BLACK HAWK NNs RUSSELL GCH WONDER

Last Thursday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Fritz entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Taylor, Nordle.n, Hinkle
and Froid. Cards and light refresh
ments were the features OF the
evening.
Al lady's broad belt was found near
the Mountain City fire house Sunday
Owner may recover same by identi-
flying at the Borzago and Gasperi
grocery store.
The entertainment given by the
Women of Woodraft last Thursday
evening was a grand success. A neat
sum was raised as the result of the
committees work. Ladies' prizes
were awarded as follows: Mrs. F..
TaIbb, first; Mrs. John Curry, second /;
Mrs A. NJ. Fairchild, consolation. The
gentlemen's prizes: Judd Kriley, first
Walter James, second; Charles Mic
cum, consolation. The young folks
wCl have to get busy to hold their
ends at entertainments like this.
George Stroehle and Sons are over
hauling the boiler on the Whiting
mine on Gunnel hill.
A number of tire ladies of the city
attended the special meeting of the
order of Eastern Star held at Central
Tuesday evening. Their bubbles say
that their excuse for late hours was
no better than theirs on similar oc-
casicns.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maughan, of
Golden, visited William Vaughan on
Sunday William Is gaining steadily
i'm health.
Joseph Fowler is on the sick list.
His physician advises him to remain
dn bed
Marshal Fred. Bauer went to Dem
yer Monday to engage an attorney
to represent him at the special ses-
SION of the council next Saturday
when the unjust charges brought
against him will be tried out.
Thomas Dunstone was a passen-
ger to Denver Monday. on business.
Walter Miller spent the weekend
with his parents, returning Sunday
evening to his home in Denver.
At the meeting of the Black Hawk
ftrmen held last Thursday evening,
arrangements we're partially perfected
for the Grand ball on May Sd next.
A Denver orchestra is to be engag.
ed for the occasion. One hundred
dollars has been set aside for dec
ORATORS and the entertainment pt
the out of town officers OF the Gill
p1n-Jefferson Fdremen's association.
Prof. F. w. Dolley was in Town
yesterday replen' shing his larder. His
placer claim at the mouth of Russell
gulch is quickly making him a mil
licnaire
Thor. Crook, the popular mdxoloeist
hs so busy these days he has no time
to read a paper, so knows nothing
Of the new tariff revision.
Frank Strausser returned Monday
from an extended visit to Los An
geles, Cal. He says that he is very
glad to get back to the mountains
No more sand fleas for him.
William Boellert and Paul Miller
LETT for prospecting trip in the
northern section last Saturday. The
heavy snow of Monday drove then
to their own fireside. They will now
want for the Co,umbines to bloom
before making the attempt again.
Department Head Council Hoover
of Denver, will visit Camp No. 504
w. o. w. ON next Monday evening
He will remain over to visit with THE
Central lodge on Wednesday night
A special effort wEll be made to maxi
his visit memorable one.
The Sunday school will meet Apri
13 at 10 a. m. The pastor will preach
i'm the evening at 1880. Mrs. Ninnis
Of Central City, will sing. The pub
lBc ds invited.
The Ladies' Aid are heartily thank
ful to the public for their patronage
and help In the entertainment ant
luncheon given in March.