Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07
BLACK HAWK NEWS

Rev. Spargo will preach at the M.
E. church Sunday morning, following
the Sunday school, which starts at 10
o'clock. In the afternoon he will
preach at Nevada at o'clock and
in the evening at 1880 O'Clock in
Russell Gulch. Rev. Spargo is of
Denver and is an able preacher.
School opened Tuesday morning
with Mrs. Cana Fulton principal;
Miss Emile Nord!e'n, intermediate
and Miss Eva Sorenson, primary
teacher. TIE enrolment for the first
morning being &c pupils.
At the card party, given Monday
evening at Fritz hall, by the local
order of Woodmen, Mrs. Georgina
Tabb was awarded the ladies first
prize, Miss Hazel Tabb, second. Jake
Krell won gents first, Thos. Sterling
second, and Jack Curry, consolation.
Joseph Borzago drove out to Apex
Sunday in his new Dodge car to give
the. roads in that civinity the once
over
A letter addressed to Mr.. H. Nc
Alroy, care of Mr.. Tracy remains un-
called for in the Black Hawk postof-
flee and if not called for before Oc-
tober End, will be sent to the dead
letter office.
Miss Olga Crook left for Denver
on Saturday afternoons train, return
ing again Sunday evening.
Mrs. John Dickson came up from
Denver on Tuesday mornings train
on a visit with relatives and friends
for a few days.
Raymond Tomlinson returned Sun
day from visit Of two weeks spent
in the wicked city.
Paul Miller came up from the Rifle
Range near Golden, Sunday between
trains, to visit with his parents.
Mr.. Walter Miller came up from
Denver Saturday evening on visit
with his parents.
Thos. Sterling left Tuesday for Den
YER to purchase a gasoline pump to
install on his sluicing apparatus.
w. D. Saunders was in from the
tungsten district Sunday and Monday.
DR.. Fro.d and family and Mrs. Gill
lickson visited Tolland, Rollinsville
and Nederland on Sunday via the
Froid car.
Zack Mackey was hunting grouse
in the vicinity of Apex, Sunday, being
fortunate enough in bagging one lone.
ly bird.
Alva and Chester Hamilton were
up from Denver Sunday and Monday
while visiting with relatives.
Philip Rolling. Jr., was up from
Golden on Sunday ON a visit with his
parents.
Jas. Quinn and nephew, Lawrence
Smith OF Denver, were spending sew
eral days here the first Of the week.
The Fritz family and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rohling spent Sunday at Apex
by way OF an outing.
Mr.. Alva Hamilton arrived Friday
evening from Denver to visit for a
few days with relatives and friends.
Mrs. NJ. Trezone, who has been
visiting with her brother, Thomas
Dunstone and family for the past
two months, returned to her home in
North Yakima on Thursday morn.
ing's train. She was accompanied
as far as Denver by Mr.. Dunstone.
The Merry Dozen Card club met at
the home Of Mrs. ID. W.Taylor last
Thursday afternoon. The prizes were
won by Mrs. Frank Tabb, first; Mrs.
John T. Eatwell, second; Mrs. G. E.
Fritz. consolation.
Mrs. Jake Eilmann and daughter
returned from months visit with
relatives and frierds in Kremmling
on Thursday evenings train.
Mrs. ]. r. Hamilton and Master
Chester arrived on Saturday evening
from Denver to spend a few days
with Mr.. Hamilton. They returned
to their home Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Cana Fulton arrived Friday
morning from Denver to be on hand