Gilpin observer., 1911-07-20
BOULDER PARK

party at their camp Saturday even
ing. Games were indulged in by the
large camp fire. In the honeymoon
race Mr.. Luke Thompkins won first
prize and F. w. Dolley captured the
BOBBY. Refreshments were served
and all present had delightful time.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Clifton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Baldwin of Ohio, Jas. McCracken, F.
w. Dolley, Luke Thompson, Mrs. Bal
lard and mother, Mrs. Thompkins,
Miss Benton, the Misses Anderson,
Mrs. Anderson, Mr.. Stevens, Mr..
Flecher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton returned dur
ing the week from a several days
visit in Denver.
Central was well represented at the
picnic Sunday.
Fishing during the past week has
been excellent, several hundred of
the speckled beauties being landed.
Ike Hardy. of Central, filled his bas-
ket-fish basket-in less than on4
and one-half hours. F. w. Dolly is
making good catches and Foster
Mabee shows good catch at the end
Of each days fishing
The Tolland hotel is making special
rates to fishermen. We presume,
though, that II you enjoy trout, you
will have to catch them all by your.
self.
Mrs. MacNealas and son, Roy, OF
Fort Worth, Tex, are among the
recent guests at the Tolland hotel.
Mr.. Stevens. of Holly. Colo. is
registered at the Tolland hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson, of Kan
sas, are among the recent arrivals to
register at the Tolland hotel.
Messrs. Enlow brothers, Of Mo-,
are registered at the Tolland hotel.
intending to remain three weeks.
Tolland is organizing a ball team.
Manager Brown says there will be
something doing soon.
Mrs. McHenry is making some ex-
tensive repairs on her residence in
town.
Mr.. Query. father Of our school
teacher, Miss Query. was a visitor
over Sunday.
Mrs. Ballard Of the Tolland hotel.
made a business trip to Denver last
Friday.
Mrs. Sledge, Mrs. Dickson and
daughter. Mrs. Cowan and daughter.
Of Denton. Texas, are leaving the last
of the week for Colorado Springs. be-
fore returning to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin entertained
few friends with a watermelon feast
Monday evening.
Mesdames Ballard. sledge. Cowan.
Dickson, Miss Cowan, Mrs. Clifton
and Mr.. Luke Thompkins picnicked
at Eldora lake Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campton, Of Elred,
Penn. registered for two-week's
stay at the Tolland hotel Tuesday.
Mr.. John vochon. Of Canada, and
Mr.. Applegreen of Iowa. tourists who
came up over the Moffat road. were
very much infatuated with the noun
tain scenery and rustic buildings.
Ralph Stotts and his mother left 70,
Denver last Thursday on very i'm
portant business trip.
George Marsh and family came
down from Black canyon Sunday to
take in the picnic at Tolland.
Chas. Hedman, Of Gilpin, was WIS.,
iting with friends at Baltimore last
Sunday.
Mrs. ]. w. Hatfield entertained a
party Of friends last Thursday with
a musicale at the Sunbeam.
Joe Williams and Mr.. Brown were
out from Central City Saturday and
remained over Sunday. They succeed
ed In getting a nice mess Of the
speckled beauties.
Jake Kriley was Tolland visitor
Sunday and took in the picnic.
Patrick Mclaughlin has made a
number Of friends here. and has be-
come quite popular. He has 1000,
thoroughbred sheep up Mammoth
gulch.
The Buckeye mine, which was re.
Gently sold to Messrs. Wearing and
Conger, has left contract to John
Johnson and VIM. Jackson.
Mrs. James Stuart. daughter Of
Mrs. Ina Stotts, came up from Den.
yer last Wednesday to spend several
months at Baltimore.
A terrible accident occurred at
Tolland last Sunday. Mrs. Russell, a
resident Of this section, was run over
and seriously injured by runaway
team. The horses made a mad rush
down the Main street. knocking Mrs.
Russell to the ground. The lady was
trampled upon and was badly bruised
about the nnaa and