Gilpin observer., 1915-04-08
BLACK HAWK NEWS


service of the governm ent.
Adolpt Otterst ain, of Golden, agent
for Coor's brew cry, visited his pa
irons Monday and spent money like
prince. The toys haven't as yet
recovered from tie effects of his
matchless generosity.
Thos. Quinn, Jr., is laid up with
the mumps.
( Jack Dennis and P. c. McNevins
are playing series of cribbage
games to determine the champion
ship of Black Hawk Large sums are
, waged on the outcone.
/ Arthur List and family returned to
Black Hawk Tuesday evening after a
residence of ten months in Denver.
{ John Cassagranda went to Denver
Sunday morning, remaining until
Tuesday evening. He had fine time
and the trip did him a world of
good.
Dominick Mattivi was a visitor to
Denver Sunday.
, Jim WirThip is making extensive
Improvements at his home and it is
rumored that he is seriously consider
ing matrimony.
Thomas Dunstone lett Monday
morning for Eenver for two or
three days business trip.
w. c. Stevens and wife returned
Tuesday evening frcul tie valley.
Mrs. Fred Anderson returned Sun
day evening from visit to Denver
Mr.. Anderson went 10 Denver to ac-
company her home.
John Rolling and wife came up
from, Dcrxsr Friday evening and will
agar reside in Black Hawk They
are livi1g in the James house.
Phil Rolling, Jr, is home from Ft.
Collins.
The baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. B. Klais was c'r.stened Sunday
by Rev. Mr.. Kidd at the Klais home.
The little one was named Mildred
Elizabeth. Members of the family
We're present and enjoyed turkey
dinner following tire christening.
! Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Kruse were
up syom Denver Sunday. visiting Mr..
( and Mrs. Loss
| Word was received yesterday that
Ella Smith. Is years of age, died that
morning. She WIS the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Smith, who lived
in Black Hawk number of years ago.
Z The friends of Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Pircher viii be pleased to know
that Mrs. Pircfer has recovered suf-
ficiently to leave Mercy hospital,
where she has been the past six
weeks, and is with DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Shcop at Northover-their
country home.
| The Ladies' Aid society will give
an entertainment and social at the
Red Mems Hall on next Friday even
ing at s o'clock. The admission fee
will be 10 cents. Refreshments will
be served following the entertain
ment. A good a t. ndance is desir-
ed
There will be choir rehearsal at
the church on next Saturday evening
at 1880, under t. e direction of Mr..
George Fritz.
The Sunday school will convene II
inst, at 10 a. M; preaching by the
pastor and special music by the
choir at 1880 D. m. All are invited
to all services.
Black Hawk Council
The regular monthly meeting of tie
city council was held Tuesday even
ing.
Reports Of the clerk, marshal. treas
urer and auditing committee were
presented and accerted.
The clcrk was ins ructed to notify
the bondsmen OF former Marshal
Fred Bauer that unle's the remainder
Of the shortage of sS595 was paid
within 80 days, suit would be insti-
tuted to collect the amount.
Bills to the amount of $336.45 were
allowed.
License bond of Ben Olsen was
accepted.
All the present appointive officers
were reappointed by acclamation to
serve for the ensuing term.
| 1t was agreed that council sell lots
{ and 8 in block six on Hillside street
to Otto Ruttkamp for tie sum OF so. 90.
plus the marshal's fees for making
deed
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