Gilpin observer., 1914-04-30
BLACK HAWK NEWS

Mrs ]. H. Nichols and daughter
left Tuesday morning fer Brush,
Colo, to visit with Mrs. Fred Nell
son.
w. c. Stevens and wife left last
week for the valley.
Jas. V. Thompson and daughters
went to Denver Saturday morning
to visit day or two with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p Richards went
to Denver Sunday afternoon. From
Denver Mrs. Richards continued to
Monroeville, o., to visit relatives and
seek improvement in health
Alfred Butler the Smith Hill Sec
tion foreman, left last Saturday for
Missouri with matrimonial intentions.
He doesn't consider it safe to live
longer at Smith Hill without COM
panion.
d. Quaintance came up from Col
den Sunday to visit his wife.
Mrs. Geo. Suponchis returned to
Edgewater Monday, after visiting her
sister, Mrs. H. Hartman.
A. NJ. Fairchild and Milton Flick
are candidates for president of the
school board. The election will be
held Monday. The election would be
more interesting if each of the candi-
dates would put a little money into
the campaign-say about $500 apiece.
Mrs. Geo. Stroehle is on the sick
list and is receiving medical atten-
ton.
Game Warden Shinn has promised
the county commissioners a big sup
ply of fish for norht Clear creek,
which are expected within the next
few days
Henry Schwartz was up from Den
yer Sunday on mining business.
Thomas B. Everett, president of
the Arapahoe NJ. & NJ. company, re-
modelling the Rocky Mountain con-
centrator, was business visitor from
Denver Sunday. He was accompani-
ed by several other gentlemen who
are interested in the new mill.
Numerous mining men are visiting
Black Hawk lately, which presages
much activity in this district dur
ing the summer and fall
Stroehle & Sons have about CON-
| pleted Improvements in the equip
ment of the Horn mill and expect
to put the machinery in motion next
week. They have plenty of ore at
the mill and more is ready for ship
ment.
w. U. S. Parsons and wife went to
Denver the latter part of the week.
Mr.. Parsons stay was brief, but Mrs.
Parsons will take week to seeing
the sights of the big city.
A carload Of machinery arrived on
Saturday for the Arapahoe NJ. & NJ.
company. 1t is being installed this
week in the Rocky Mountain con-
centrator, which has been taken over
by the Arapahoe company.
The Senior and Junior classes of
the Central City High School were
entertained Saturday evening at the
Nordlein home. Those who attended
say it was a most elaborate affair.
Mrs. Froid, mother of DR.. C. NJ.
Froid, was an arrival Saturday even
ing from Nebraska, on a visit to her
son.
| DR.. C. NJ. Froid went to Denver
Sunday morning, returning in the eve
ming with his daughter Mrs. Froid
is i'll in Denver and did not come up.
Leo and Lawrence Nelson are at
Cascade, Colo, working for the gov
ernment in the forest reserve
Andy and Gus Arickson are shovel
ing out the road from Twelve Mile
to Bennett, so that they can get in
some grub occasionally. Pete Mel
son will pay them a visit as soon as
they can get the road opened. Andy
and Gus may drive in and get Pete.
The Sunday school will meet at 10
a. m. next Sunday. May 3rd. 1914.
The district Superintendent. DR.. w.
T. Scott, will preach at IL a. m. The
pastor desires reports from the Lad.
les Aid society. the Epworth League,
and the Sunday school superintend-
ent. All are invited to all services.