Gilpin observer., 1915-07-22
BLACK HAWK NEWS

w. c. Kriley and Thos. Kofford
were fishing on So. Boulder creek
Sunday and made good catch. They
brought in 81 fish between them. Mr..
Kriley's brother, Jake, resides in
Boulder Park and is regarded as one
of the best bait fishermen in the
county.
Mrs. Mary Minnegotti, of Silverton,
is visiting her mother. She will leave
shortly for California to take in the
expositions.
Jas. Flood and family, of Denver,
visited during the week with the w.
G. Kriley family.
E. Shoush and two other gentlemen
interested in the Pine Comb mine,
We're arrivals Sunday from Missouri.
They are arranging to start the mill
at the mine
Bert Mills came in from Pine Cliff
yesterday, bringing party OF ladies,
who were on a sightseeing tour.
Wm. Moyle went to Nederland Mon
day in quest of work. He met with
no success and returned to Black
Hawk yesterday.
Dominick Swaldi, Frank Dallapicola
and John Mattivi left yesterday for
Lump gulch, to take a mine contract
Nels Nelson and force of men
took one Of the graders to Tolland
this week. and will repair the road
between Tolland and Rollinsville.
Geo. Fritz Llewelyn setter gave
birth to five pups Sunday four OF
them being of the masculine gender.
1t is reported that Mrs. Jack Toots
will take over the Gilpin hotel the
1st of tie month
Miss Nora Crook left this morning
for Hazeltine, Colo, where she is
telephone operator
Henry Drummer was. an arrival
/ Tuesday from Denver and is cutting
meat at the Fritz store. His fam
lily will arrive Sunday to enjoy a
vacation in Black Hawk.
Will Meyers, wife and two daugh-
ters. of King City. Mo-, arrived Sat
urday on visit to Lou Meyers. They
are on their way to California
Mrs. Thos kofford and mother,
Mrs. Nick Moyle. visited in Denver
from Friday until Sunday.
Frank Waldhart was up from Col
den Sunday, visiting with friends.
Jerry Dummer came up from Den
a.. e;e
Chas. Niccum.
John Loss, of Cripple Creek, was
in attendance at his fathers funeral
Mr.. and Mrs. Kruse, of Denver
attended the Loss funeral Sunday.
Misses Josephine and Alice Loss,
of Denver, were up TO attend their
fathers funeral.
Milt Flick, Jr., was an arrival Tues
day from Tabernash. to visit friends.
Mrs. A. j. Treffeisen, of Golden,
who had been visiting Mrs. VIM.
Vaughan, returned home Sunday.
w. c. Stevens and wife left this
weekSor their ranch in the valley.
Miss Emily Roberts came up from
Denver Tuesday TO visit her mother.
Jake Cohen, an Irish citizen of Den
Yer. was transacting business in
Black Hawk yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. Stroehle returned Tues
day to Idaho Springs.
Everyone is invited to the beef
steak fry to be given by the NJ. E.
church, Saturday
Vivian Fritz went to Denver Sun
day to procure the services of a
butcher.
Ray O'Mera returned Monday from
Caribou.
The growing attendance upon our
church services at this place, is very
gratifying. Last Sunday nights at
tendance was a record breaker. The
quartet. was excellent. Mrs. McGog-
han and Miss Tomlinson also sang
well There will be special music at
the service on next Sunday morning
The Sunday school will convene %
inst at 10 a. M; preaching by the pas
tor at II a. m. All are invited.
Mr.. Dan Murphy and mother, Mrs
NJ. Sullivan, Miss Florence and Adel
line Marion. of Denver. Mrs. Porter
of Seattle. Wash. sister, Mike Sui
livan. visited her old hohe. This is
the first time in 33 years that Mrs
Porter has visited Gilpin county. Al
spent Sunday with H. F. Lynch ant
family.
The funeral CT Peer Loss, who
died on Thursday of last week, was
held Sunday, under the auspices o
the X. Of p. lodge, of which deceased
was member. Rev. Mr.. Kidd OF