Gilpin observer., 1915-07-15
BLACK HAWK NEWS

Seventy-six attended the ce1ebra-
tion of the. 14th anniversary of the
Women OF Woodcraft, held Tuesday
evening. 1t was delightful event
and besides an entertaining program,
there We're refreshments galore.
Mrs. Agnes Pendell, of FIT. Collins,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Rohling.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Jones returned
from Idaho Springs, where they had
been visiting relatives since the
Fourth.
Miss Mabel Kriley, well known
Black Hawk girl, has accepted posi-
tion with Mahan, Mahan & Mahan,
attorneys, of Osborn, Kas.
Ray Tomlinson returned Tuesday
from visit to Denver
Mrs. H. j. Hagus came up from
Denver Sunday night to visit her hus-
band.
Mrs. Anna Willinski, son and daugh-
ter, went to Denver Sunday to visit
a week with relatives.
L. Ly HCIl anu CllllultH l6lL ouu-
day morning for Denver. Mr. Lynch
returned in the evening, but the chill
dren remained for visit with their
aunt, Mrs. Murphy.
Phil Rolling, Jr., arrived Saturday
evening from FIT. Collins, where he
had been working in a store. He will
remain in Black Hawk as the wealth
er is too warm in the valley and has
a tendency to impair his health.
Archie Gray came up from Golden
Wednesday to cool off
Mrs. A. c. Grutzmacher and sons
went to Apex Saturday for a weeks
outing.
While at work in the mine Monday,
large rock ffll on Frank Strauss
ser's head, cutting cash two inch
es in lengtlr = =----sa-
i A couple of brilliant gypsy queens
visited Black Hawk this morning.
/ seeking to tell the fortunes of the
populace. They took Thor Crook in
tow, held his hand, felt his pulse
and had him stick out his tongue.
According to the fortune tellers,
Thorvald, will live to ripe old age.
! Thos. Dunstone. mine inspector, left
this morning for Silver Plume, to ex-
anime the mines in that vicinity.
w. C. Stevens and wife returned
/ from their ranch in the valley Tues
| day evening.
Mrs. julius Nordl'en. who had been
/ spending a week with her daughter
in Denver, returned home Tuesday
evening.
| Arnold Duns one and sis er, Martha,
returned Sunday morning from a trip
to Denver.
| County Commissioner Jos. Borzago
went over the road from TIE top of
Dory hill to the jefferson county line
Tuesday. The commis s'oners will re-
build portion of this road and re-
duce TIE grade in places.
Tie road up North Clear Creek is
being widened in several places
where the rock cliffs made it impos-
sible to see approaching vehicles.
There will be the regular services
at the NJ E. church on next Sunday.
IS inst. The Sunday school will meet
at 10 a. M; preaching by the pastor
at 1880 p. m. The Angelus quartet
Which sang beautifully last Sunday
morning. will sing again next sunday
evening; also Mrs. McLohan and Miss
Ruth Tomlinson will sing a soprano
apd alto duet.
There will be choir rehearsal at
the church on Friday evening at 1880
o'clock.
Tom Dunstone, who was recently
appointed deputy st. te mine insr ector
and who is a member of the Steam
boat plumbing firm of Hinkle & Dun
stone, came in from Denver Tuesday
night, having been sent here to make
a report for the state on the recent
discovery of asphalt in the Tow creek
district. He made trip to the big
deposits yesterday and was astonish-
ed to learn of the great quantities
Of the material and its richness in
valuable properties. - Routt County
Sentinel.
Peter Loss died at his home this
afternoon at . o'clock, of miners
complaint. He was born in 1858 and
was an old-timer in Black Hawk. The
funeral viii probably he held Sunday.
The death occurred too late for the
Observer to have full particulars and
. history of the life of the deceased.
Miss Mabel Poole went to Golden