Gilpin observer., 1914-07-09
BLACK HAWK NEWS

VIM. Franks, of Denver, was visit.
ing last week with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
C. Stevens, of High street.
Mrs. Geo. Fritz and son returned on
Illinois, after a several weeks visit
with relatives. Mr.. Fritz drove to
Denver in his machine and met them
Geo. E. Churchill, of Cripple Creek
and Marshal Dewitt, of Denver, came
UP last week to inspect the Trouble
some mine owned by w. c. Sevens.
Mrs. VIM. Crossley returned Sunday
night from Pennsylvania, where she
had enjoyed a two months visit. She
was accompanied home by her sister
in-law, Mrs. Hartman.
Miss Hazel Tabb spent the 4th in
Golden and was an enthusiastic root
er at the ball game She is a great
ball fan and enjoys to the fullest ex-
tent the highly professional game she
witnessed in Golden.
Theodore NJ. Fisher, of Colorado
Springs, spent the Fourth and fifth
at the residence of w. c. Stevens.
Misses Olga and Nora Crook came
up from Denver Sunday.
Howard Wherry has ceased his
sluicing operations in the old Gilpin
mill, his supply of pay dirt having
played out.
Fifty-one tickets were sold in Black
Hawk for the celebration in Golden.
Frances Dollahan returned Friday
from West Cliff. He went there to
work but was dissatisfied with the
place. He says it was not even as
lively as Black Hawk.
Miss Lucy Rasmussen was up from
Denver last week, visiting between
trains.
VIM. Raymond, of Gilpin, and Theo.
Loensmier, of New York, are visit
ing w. c. Stevens.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Williams were
visitors during the week. They are
missionaries to Korea. Rev. Wilt
ans gave a very interesting lecture
on that country and its people at
, the church. Mrs. Williams is an old
Black Hawk girl, formerly Miss Alice
Barton.
The rush of water down Packard
gulch Saturday, during the heavy
downpour OF rain, damaged the road
through Black Hawk Water rushed
through the streets depth of foot
or more.
John Kurtz and Walter James went
to Tabernash to fish, on the Fourth.
Willie Boellert and John Toots
spent the Fourth at James Peak.
Mrs. Homer Lyman and children
spent tie Fourth in Golden.
John Webster went to the valley
for the Fourth.
Harry Heppberger. P. C. McNevins
and VIM. Moyle were among the
happy throng that attended tie cele-
bration in Golden.
Joe and Carl Schoenherr were in
bOlutH lot lle CcltDIdltOl
Bryan Vogel was seen in Golden
on the Fourth.
Miss Esther Nordlien spent the 4th
in Denver, visiting her sister.
Julius Nordlien is repairing wall
at the Trebilcock propt rty on Law
renee street in Central.
The Black Hawk fire department
won a prize of $500 in the wet
test in Golden the Fourth. 1t was
picked team, but the boys ran like
tie C. & S. on slippery rails.
The Sunday school will meet next
Sunday at 10 a. m. Epworth League
at p. m, preaching at 1880 p. m.
There will be excellent music.
special number by the choir and a
sacred vocal duet by Miss Ruth Tom
linson and Mrs. Kidd.
All are invited to all services.
Watch for him-Mr. A. +. Mills, of
Denver, impersonator and entertain
er, will be on hand.
He will be in Red Mems hall. Black
Hawk. 22d inst. Mr.. Mills numbers
will be interspersed by vocal and in
strumental music provided by local
talent. The public is urged to give
this function it's loyal support. The
Epworth League will serve ice cream
and cake following the entertain
ment.
Oscar Williams and wife drove over