Gilpin observer., 1914-09-03

mine TO Speu0 a rev days,
Mrs. Chas. Daily left Wednesday
for couple days of berry picking at
Apex.
Arthur Gray, of Golden, came up
Sunday to spend the day with rela-
tives and friends.
Gussie and Robert Grutzmacher re-
turned home Sunday from a ten days
visit at Golden.
c. B. Klais and wife spent Sunday
! in Denver and Golden.
Mrs. Geo. Schneider, of Masters,
and daughter, Mrs. Lille Burnett. of
Lead, s. D., arrived Monday on Wis
it with August Grutzmacher and fam
, lily, returning to their respective
homes Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Geo Stroehle and daughter,
! Mrs. Annie Huntington, OF Denver,
and son, John Stroehle, drove over
to Idaho Springs Monday.
Miss Murlock, of Denver, returned
home Saturday after a two weeks
visit with Mrs Geo. Stroehle.
Rev. VIM. Kidd and wife left Mon
day for Denver. From there they go
to La Junta to attend Conference.
| Walter James came up from Bould-
er to spend Sunday with his wife and
family He is very homesick for dear
old Black Hawk.
]. v. Thompson and wife returned
the first of the week from a two
weeks outing trip in Baltimore and
Boulder park. AS Mr.. Thompson
was leaving Baltimore last Sunday af
ternoon, the front axle of his wagon
broke and he had to come to Black
Hawk to make the needed repairs.
The wagon was heavily loaded with
about 500 pounds of fish which Mr.
Thompson had caught and salted
down for the winter.
TIE Women of Woodcraft will start
Their fall series of card games at the
regular meeting of the lodge next
, Tuesday evening.
Miss Josie Supanchis, who had been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. H. Hartman,
returned TO her home in Edgewater
I Sunday morning.
Geo. Fritz is harvesting his crop
of oats on the old Mancer place. He
has fine stand, some Of 1t being
over six feet high. He is also pulling
his beets in his Black Hawk garden
patch. These are also doing nicely.
AIR. Fritz is thoroughly versed in the
beet line, having had great deal
to do with the dead variety.
| julius Nordlein built a new fur
mace at the sampling works last week
Better returns are now to be expect
ed as the old one seemed to let the
values leak through.
Black Hawk wili devote two days
to the celebration OF Labor day this
year. All the sports will put in two
days, cleaning and repairing the
streets. Teams will be provided by
Blake Bros, Fa;rchild & Parsons and
w. G. Kriley. The Observer will fur
nish the liquid refreshments after
the two days work is finished.
Berries were strewn all over the
main street of the town Sunday
evening when the reach of Bob. Lew
is buggy broke, letting the body of
the vehicle fall to the ground.
Mrs. d. Quaintance. of Golden. is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Rohling.
| a. p. Boulter started the contract
on the Smith hill road Monday, with
force of 10 or IL men. Most Of
the grading will be plow and soraper
make good headway. Cassagranda
and one or two other Austrians have
sub-contract on rock work, and
Frank Sutton is also doing a stunt on
the hard stuff.
Julius Nordlein has a contract to
build a wall So feet in length for
the city of Central near the flume
above the Kruse property.
| d. w. Taylor and wife left Friday
afternoon for Kansas and points in
eastern states. They will be gone a
month. Desmond Coughlin, of Forks
Creek. is station agent during Mr..
Taylor's absence.
Mrs. Harry Curry arrived last week
from Cripple Crek to visit her son,
John.
Leo Nelson has gone to Cascade,
Colo. to work In the government for
estry service.
Miss Josephine Markey, charm
Ing young lady of Golden, is visiting
friends In Black Hawk.
Mrs. T. OiMera. Miss Stella Par
| enns the Missas Nnrel and Frank