Gilpin observer., 1915-06-10
BLACK HAWK NEWS

Leo Nelson has Purchased a high
stepping steed, which he will use in
forestry work.
Little Avery Daley, who had been
dangerously i'll, is oonvalescent.
Raymond J. O'Mera, who had been
visiting his parents tie past week,
returned to Caribou Monday morning,
where he has remunerative posi-
ton.
| Mrs. Melvina Hall went to Golden
Monday to visit with the Markey
family.
e. O'Mera and j. Nordlein have
completed a very large stone and
concrete contract for Manager Ar
thur Most.
| Holmes & Teats are painting and
papering the interior of the Borzago
d Co., store.
John ROhling was all arrival Tues
day evening from Eoulder and will
spend the summer here, the quietude
of the city appealing to him.
| This has been a very active week
III SCuOOl ClICleS lOl EoIii Iiie SClloidi ?
and parents. Tuesday evening the
1st and End grades presented Gin
derella" to large attendance in
the old Presbyterian church, building,
and on the. same evening tie 3rd, 4th
and 5th grades presented 'Lovey
Mary" Last evenir G, the 9Th, 18th
and Sth grades produced Cinderella
although varying from the presenta-
ton of the same playlet the evening
before. Everyone is loud in their
praises of the efforts of the scholars
and the teachers.
Tracey Hall went to Idaho Springs
Tuesday as a delegate to the Red
Mems convention from the Black
Hawk tribe. Mr.. Hall was elected
guard of the forest in the grand
lodge.
Black Hawk was we'll represented
at the gathering of Red Men in the
Iaadium City get thatO Tuesday,
among those going from here being
w. G. Kriley, Herman Shinherr,
Frank Strausser, VIM. Moyle, Frank
Backus and Tracey Hall.
| Mrs. Neal Burroughs returned Sun
day evening from Sandusky, O.,
where she accompanied the remains
of her mother for burial.
After attending the convention of
the Red Men in IDAHO Springs Tues
day, Herman Shinherr and Frank
Strausser went to Denver.
G. E. Fritz ste: mer, which was
used Tuesday for pilct and demonstra-
ton purposes in tie auto parade to
Golden, reposes in the Stroelile boil
er works with tie bowels removed.
Mr. Fritz was running the machine
without any water in the boiler which
didn't work to any degree of salts
faction. ALI that averted a terrific
explosion on Tuesdays trip was the
! lthoughtfulness of j. NJ. Seright, B. p.
/ Thomas and Jos. Bcrzago in perch
| ing themselves uron the safety
valve. The combir ell weight of these
three heavies is 40 pounds, which
would hold mcst anything down.
Andrew Andersen, father of Fred
| S. Anderson, died in Denver last
Saturday of pneun onia. Death was
very sudden, resulting after an. illness
of but one day. Mr.. Anderson visit
ed in Black Hawk TIE Sunday preced-
ing his death. The funeral was held
in Denver Tuesday, Mr.. Anderson
and wife attending from here.
The service was well attended last
Sunday evening, in spite of the storm
The choir, under tie leadership OF
Mr.. Geo. Fritz, is doing splendid
| work. Miss Yeege sang beautiful
ly, and her solo was well received.
There will be choir rehearsal next
Friday evening at the church at 1880
O'Clock. The Sunday school will meet
next Sunday at 10 a. M; preaching
by the pastor at IL a. m. Special
music by the choir.