Gilpin observer., 1918-08-22
BLACK HAWK NEWS

Thomas Kofford went to Denver
Sunday morring, returning Monday
evening.
Mrs. d. w. Taylor returned Satur-
day evening after a visit with her
Gerhew at Yoder, Colo.
Mrs. Lila Roberts and daughters,
Phyllis and NADIA, arrived Tuesday
everdrg frcm Derver to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Hewes.
Mrs. A. d. Seitertz and children,
and mother, Mrs. VIM. Mitchell, ar
rived Tuesday evening to visit rela.
dves fer few days.
Miss Eva Sorenson returned Fri.
Cay evening from Denver, after
months visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Geo. Rudolf h ard son arriv-
ed Saturday from Denver to visit
at the Rudolph ranch
Phillip Rohling arrived Tuesday
morrirg from Golden, returning
Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Kruse came up from
Denver Tuesday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Peter Loss.
Miss Dorothy Smith and Miss
Thelma Stecknegal arrived Saturday
from Denver ard are visiting at the
Robins ranch.
Mrs. M. J. Moyle returned Mon
day evening frcm Denver.
Frank Henck left Wednesday
morning for Denver for the benefit
of his health.
Miss JoseIh SUP orchis arrived on
Wednesday evening frcm Denver to
visit her aunt, Mrs. II. Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dunstone
and daughter, Martha, came up
from Denver this morning to Pick
berries.
Slinherr and VIII Saunders went to
GeorgetoW this norrdrg to attend
the Firemen's convention.
VeInon Fike and wife ard sister,
Miss Letie Fike, arrived Tuesday
from Plsinville, Kes., to visit their
arrt, Mrs. Pete RI rndqrist and FAM
lily.
Twenty'seven members of the
, Black Hawk ard Central circles OF
the, Wcmen of Wcodcraft went to
Neiderland last Friday evening and
spent a very pleasant time with the
circle CT that town. A fine spread
was served and all the ladies made
eloquent sreeches.
Chas. Daley ard family and Mr..
ard Mrs. Chas. Klads PICKED berries
in the vicinity of Morrison, Monday.
TIE patriotic NEE ting at the
Fritz haH Monday evening was a
brilliant success, although the at
terderce was not as large as it
would have been perhaps Lad it not
been for the address Of Major Car.
rey delivered the day before in
Black Hawk and Central The stage
was appropriately decorated with
old glory ard the national cclors.
Tie addresses Of Mrs. Ida M. John.
son, w. ]. Stull, John Mcneil and
Father MenLds were timely and
thrilled tie audience. Tie war sit
uaticn was fully covered in all it's
Ihsses, Father Mennis being pro-
found and scholarly and Mr.. Nc
Neil eloquent and dramatic Mrs.
Johrscn told Of the uniiring work
of the LEGAL chapter of the Red Cross
ard Mr. Stull dwelt upon the ach-
iovements cf the government since
Il Q declaration Of war. The sing
ing of the allstar chorus and the
Rule sisters was appreciated ard
generously encored. G. E. Fritz
solo ard coronet selection were
most Ileasdrg ard the recitation of
Miss Margaret Grrt M achor was an
able effort. Rev. Mewl orn deliver
cd an irsIiIirg Irayer to open the
exercises. EXPERT accompaniment
en- the liaro was provided the sing
ers ty Mrs. c. NJ. Froid. John Nc.
Neil presided end was. decide dly
conf lin ntary in his introductions,
ard Is deserving Of "a vote of thanks
for lie success CT the meeting.
Prof. Thomas NJ Marshall, pro-
feHsCr of American history of the