Gilpin observer., 1915-07-01
BLACK HAWK NEWS

| Miss Evelyn Flood and brother,
John, were up from Denver last week,
visiting their aunt, Mrs. w. G. Kri-
ley. Mr.. Flood will spend his vaca-
ton this summer in Black Hawk.
Miss Susie Gala CHER arrived Sun
day from Denver to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Judd Kriley.Y
The minstrels to be presented Fri
day evening of this week in Fritz
hall by the ladies' of the Episcopal
Guild promise to eclipse anything ev-
er attempted here in the amusement
line, and the attendance will tax the
capacity of the house. A dance will
follow the show and refreshments
will also be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ruttkamp were
most pleasantly surprised Sunday by
/ the unannounced arrival of friends,
whom they had not seen for num-
Der of years. The visitors were Mrs.
Pailor and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Fickey, of Ludlow, KY, where Mrs.
Ruttkamp formerly resided. The par
ty will tour Colorado on their western
visit.
Ed. S. Blake went to Denver Friday
returning Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Martin Miller returned Sun
day evening from a several days
visit in Denver.
Miss Laura Rolling re turned Friday
from Golden.
Henry Klien, of Golden was bus
mess visitor Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kruse left
Saturday for Idaho Springs, to visit
a few days before returning to their
home in Loveland.
Miss Stella Kofford left Saturday
morning for Kiowa to visit a week
with friends.
Mrs. Dan Shaddock, of Newhouse.
Usah, is visiting in Black Hawk.
Gene Drake came up from Denver
Monday to work on the little King
dom mine.
Miss Francis Grutzmacher return
ed Sunday night from Golden, where
she had been attending the teach
ers' institute. Miss Grutzmacher will
teach this fall at Rockland, in JEFF
ferson county.
Miss Eva Sorenson returned last
evening frcm Whea fridge, Colo.
Enoch Johnson. of Denver, was up
Sunday to look after mining interests
in Chase gulch.
Miss Hanna Barril leaves Saturday
for Wheatridge. Colo. where she is
to become the bride Of Elejo Steneck.
former Central boy.
Arnold Dunstone, Earl Kofford, VIII
fred Fritz and Del Taylor returned
Wednesday from their camping trip
to Boulder park and Nederland They
time.
Vivian Fritz is preparing to move
his grocery stock next week to the
room in the Fritz building. He will
establish a meat market in the new
place.
The school board selected the fol-
lowing teachers last Saturday: Mrs.
Cana Fulton. principal; Miss Shute,
of Boulder, Intermediates; Miss Eva
Sorenson, primary.
w. G. Kriley and pals will spend
a safe and sane Fourth on the Mid
die Boulder
Thomas Dunstone of the plumbing
firm of Hinkle & Dunstone, has been
appointed mine inspector OF the first
district, which includes Denver. JEFF
ferson, Boulder. Larimer. Jackson,
Routt. Grand, Gilpin and Clear Creek
counties. This district is known as
tie Georgetown district. The office Ger
ries a salary of S1.S00 and travelling
expenses of $1,000. Mr.. Duns;one has
been engaged in metal mining prac-
tically all his life in the Clear Creek
Gilpin and San Juan fields. He was
appointed at the same time as Fred.
Carol. the new mining commission
er. and took office the Goth of this
month. Steamboat Pilot
BORN-In Black Hawk. Wednesday
June 23, 1915, to the wife of Frank
Manuel. a boy.
Last week we had occasion to re-
fer to John Stroehle as n great low
er of the interests Of his adopted
state, to which the gentleman in
forms us we were mistaken We
hasten to apologize and will say
that John Is a native son CT the Col
umbine state. having been born dur
ing the greet (4foot snow storm OF