Gilpin observer., 1910-07-28
IN BOULDER PARK

The largest crowd ever known to
be in Boulder park attended the pic
mic of the merchants of Denver last
Thursday. There were 1900 tickets
sold over the Moffat road from Den
yer to Tolland.
Mrs. Frank Ladd and Mrs. Mary
Carlyle, of Denver and party, came
up with the picnickers lass Thursday
and report having had a glorious
time. The change from the hot sui
try weather of Denver to the cool
mountain breezes worked a decided
change in the entire party.
Mrs. Jennie Brown, of Denver, was
among those to attend the Groce:S
picnic last Thursday, and to get a
good breath of the cool mountain air.
Mrs. Bruce Clifton and party of
friends were Apex visitors Weines-
day, returning the same day. 1t is
reported that popular young man of
Tolland was SO anxious to see the
party safely back to town that he
started up Jenny Lind, via shanks
mares to meet them on their return.
OF course we expect to hear more Of
the romance in a short time. 'Nuff
sed.
We are glad to note that Mrs.
Newcomb is improving from sick
spell.
Mrs. S. G. Jeffords is back 10 her
old job again, after a several days
sick spell.
Miss Mildred Sherman returned last
week from trip to the city of
lights. The young lady says it is still
too warm for her in that city.
The Jewish Alliance of Denver held
their picnic at Tolland last Sunday.
A large crowd attended and all en-
joyed a splendid time.
Fred Bolsinger came out from Cen
tral to take in the picnic and try his
hand at fishing.
Mic Duzvich, Annie Rapin, Jr., and
Geo. Rule, of Central came out Sun
day for an outing and to try their
luck with the specklei beauties.They
should take someone along with them
who can fish to show them how it
is done. 1t is shame, as when one
who can fish tries, the fish are scar
ed out, therefore-nothing doing.
Several wierd scenes were Witnessed
by the boys, so they said they
enjoyed the sights" whether they
had trout supper of not.
Dave White and Jim Gould, of
Boulder, came up last Thursday to
work on their property up Black can
on. They are quartered at Baltimore.
Mrs. ]. w. Hatfield entertained. a
large number of friends from Denver
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Woo1house also
Lulu, Of Baltimore, were visitors
last Saturday to the Golden Sun
mine, thence to Teller lake. The par
ty made rather picturesque appear
ance, mounted on their saddle pom
les.
Jake Kriley came down from the
canon to spend few days at his
home, also to take in the dance at
Baltimore.
Norman 9. Meyers, of Denver, was
up Wednesday to visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Hatfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Bement
and Miss Julia Bement came up to
attend the Grocerymen's picnic; also
to visit with friends at Baltimore.
Messrs. Berry and Culp were guests
of the Hatfields last Friday.
Neal Tanquary, of Denver, came up
last Saturday on a visit with his
mother and sister at their cozy
summer cottage near Tolland.
A picnic will be held at Baltimore
next Sunday, given by the Red Men.
Mrs. John Peterson, of Black Hills,
has been on the sick list the past
week.
Mr.. Gilman and family, of Central.
are camped at the park, having an
enjoyable time.
Mr.. Nowatny and family, of Den
yer, are enjoying an outing in the
park.
Mr.. West has been sick the past
week.
Sheriff F. S. Bolsinger has ap-
pointed w. NJ. Rollins, of Tolland.
deputy sheriff, vice F. H. Fricke re-