Gilpin observer., 1915-03-11
BLACK HAWK NEWS

week traded with A. P. Boulter for
his thoroughbred high-stepper, giving
two or three hundred dollars to boot
w. Boardmen went to Arvada Fri
day and is expected to return to
Black Hawk this week
Miss Laurel Hill was an arrival Fri
day from Victor, remaining until
Sunday. She took the Anderson chill
dren to Victor with her.
DR.. j. j. Meehan, who is interest
ed in the Brack Hollow, came I'D
from Denver Sunday to visit the prop.
erty. He is well pleased with the
showing.
Mrs. c. NJ. Froid and daughter ar
rived Saturday from Denver. The
child had been confined in the chill
dren's hospital in Denver, but is
somewhat improved.
The Women of Woodcraft enjoyed
social session at their meeting
Tuesday evening.
John Dennis is in the contracting
and excavating business.
| VIM. Schultz, an old timer of the
Pine Creek section, was brought in
from his home Sunday and placed in
the Gilpin hotel. He is very sick
and may be sent to Denver
There are two unclaimed letters in
the postoffice, one for Mrs Louis
Apughese anu the other for D. Am
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the valley the fore part of the week.
Mr.. Stevens gets younger the long
! er he lives and must go to the val
ley occasionally to find plenty of
space for exercising.
Tom Taylor. of Silver Creek, Nebr.,
is visiting his parents.
Strangers were in Black Hawk
Tuesday. examining the Fifty proper
| ty. Residents Of Black Hawk are
worried for fear this big proposition
will resume operations before they
are ready for the welcome news.
A phone has been installed at the
Fritz residence to save the head of
the household many weary steps.
w. G. Kriley went to Denver Tues
day morning to see his brother-in-law
who underwent an operation in one
Of the hospitals.
Geo. Vogel has finished his con-
tract on the Bavaria tunnel and like
Abe Lincoln, is now splitting rails.
A valuable dog belonging to Mrs.
VIM. Hines was poisoned Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Fairchild were
called to Denver this week on ac-
count of the death of Mrs. Fairchild's
mother.
Matt Cassagranda is greatly wor-
ried over the continued absence of
his prize-taking dog. The animal left
the house a few evenings ago on a
counting expedition and hasn't been
seen since. Mr.. Cassagranda offers
suitable reward for any information
that will lead to the dogs recovery.
A goodly number of the men folks
surprised their wives Saturday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Effie Tabb.
when they arrived unannounced-and
surely unlimited. IT, ladies sought
to put one over on their husbands
and have a little card party and good
time all to themselves. ignoring their
better halves completely. The men
folks couldn't see t ings that away
and at about eleven O'Clock sauntered
down to the Tabb home. Then the
real big time commenced. The ladies'
voted never again TO attempt social
function without inviting their hus-
bands. as the abserce of the stern
er sex would undoubtedly nave re-
suited in the feminine party being
a social failure.
There will be choir rehearsal on
Friday evening IL inst G:30) at the
church. The pastor has asked MIR.
Fritz to become choir leader and he
has kindly consented; so from now
on Mr. Fritz will have charge of the
music and large returns In this line
are looked for. The entire public is
warmly invited to come out TO the
service on next Sunday evening to
hear the Gospel in song and in story.
The service will be at 7:30. Sunday
school will meet In the morning at
10 o'clock; Hugh Lawry Superintend-
ent.
Mrs. Ella Gallagher. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Kriley, arrived
on a visit from Oak. Neb. She will
remain here month or six weeks.
Mr.. w. J. Dwyer. brother Of Mrs.
w. G. Krney, Is getting along nicely