Gilpin observer., 1911-08-10
BOULDER PARK

The dance given by F. w. Dolley
and Mr.. Reynolds Saturday evening
at the pavilion. was a most enjoy
able affair. Refreshments were serv-
ed by Mr.. Ballard OF the Tolland
hotel.
Mrs. Boren and daughter, Bronte.
Messrs. Reynolds and Edmonson, the
Misses Claire, Champion, Weihelt
Brandon and Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker
went to the summit Of James peak
last Friday. They enjoyed small
snow storm en- route.
Mrs. Hodges Of Lincoln. Nebr..
was q guest at the Tolland the past
week. leaving Sunday for Colorado
Springs. d. .s
A large mountain lion was seen
near James peak last Friday by a
party of tourists. They were badly
scared, SO was the lion, as they ran
in opposite directions. One lady, Miss
Jepson. said 1t only took her twenty
minutes to reach Tolland, seven
miles. This is the second offense Of
our pet soaring people out Of their
days of pleasure this season.
Mr.. Waldhart, Of Black Hawk, has
taken the management Of the Baeder
saloon near Tolland.
Mrs. Ballard Of the Tolland hotel,
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Iverson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffords at supper on
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. James, OF Whitmore, Nebr., is
at the Tolland for a week.
Several people are locating at Toll
land for Hay fever.
Mrs. Boren and daughter, Bronte,
walked to Eldora lake and back be-
fore breakfast Monday. It's miles
over and miles back
The Tolland base ball team defeat
ed the Engineers of Denver, Sun
day, by the score of IA to 8. The bat
terry for Tolland were Vaughn and
Wahlgreen.and Thomas and McHenry
composed the battery for the visitors.
Messrs. Regan and French Of
Moberly, Mo-. were guests at the
Tolland a few days this week. They
are interested in several mining en-
terprises in this locality.
Wednesday fishing was good.
Mrs. Hatfield of Baltimore, at
tended the dance at Tolland Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Ballard, Mrs. Thompkins and
Mrs. Hodges. Of Lincoln, Nebr., Mrs.
Sledge. Of Denton. Tex, and Lutte
Thompkins. picnicked and inspected
the mining property of Jas. Nc
Cracken last Thursday.
Our roads and bridges are certain
ly being improved by !,oadmaster
Potts.
Mr.. Reynolds, formerly employed
at the pump station, left Wednesday
for the south to remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Weston. of
Pine Cliff. came up for the dance
Saturday evening.
Lewis McHenry returned to Den
yer Monday. after visiting ten days
with his sister, Mrs. Bruce Clifton.
E. s. Evans, OF the Gilpin Lumber
company in upper Boulder canon, re-
turned Monday from a business trip
to Denver.
Prof. A. r. Moore, of Berkley,
Cal, who had been visiting his SIS
ter, Miss Moore. returned to his
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smeltz. OF Enter
prize. Kans.. moved into one Of the
Jeffords' cottages this week, intend
ing to remain all summer.
Mrs. W. w. Whitmore and party.
Of Denver, arrived Monday and will
occupy part Of Mrs. McHenry's house
for couple Of weeks.
Miss Babcock, our school teacher
of last season. is visiting with Mrs.
Newcomb this week.
Misses Mary Moore and Elben Mel
son. of Longmont. walked from their
home there to Tolland to spend a
week visiting Miss Moore's sister.
Miss Preston. of Okland, Nebr.. is a
guest OF Miss Moore this week.
The Engineers picnic was one OF
the best and most orderly coming to
Tolland this year.
Henry Baer and Mr.. MacNeal were
over from Apex Sunday to attend the
picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smeltz went to Fras.
er for two days fishing trip Sun
day.
Harry DeLong. w. w. Whitmore
and F.. w. Dolley went to the lakes
at the head of Boulder creek, cross
ed over the divide into Middle park
and up the trail over James peak
and down Mammoth gulch this week
DnlIav brought homo n hasket f1ill OI