Gilpin observer., 1912-06-27
BOULDER PARK

in Denver.
Mis9.s Evelyn. Mary and Ethelen
Moore, Viola Rothrock, Edith Belts,
Helen Smith and Stanley Schroeder,
gave very pleasant dinner We'd
nesday eve for Messrs. F. Hughes,
Frank Buch and F. w. Dolley. Music
and games were INDUCED in and a
most enjoyable time was had by all.
The ladies' leave Saturday for their
homes in Longmont.
Sheriff Mitchell and Marshal Geo.
Launder OF Central, made Baltimore
and Tolland an official visit Thurs
day unannounced, and confiscated an6
carried away several slot machines.
Mr.. Noonan gave a very nice din
ner party Thursday at his cabin on
Jumbo mountain. Among those pres
ent were the Misses Moore, Belts,
RothrCck and Smith, and Messrs F.
Buck, F. w. Dolley, F. Hughes and
H. Johns. A trip through the mine
in the ore cars was novelty for
the ladies. They saw water on the
walls and asked Mr. Johns If that
shiny stuff was gold. Some fine snap
shots were taken by Dolley.
Mr.. Stout, for some time past
resident and agent of the Moffat
railroad, left the last of the week
for Denver.
1t would seem that the management
OF the Telephone company was negli-
gent in not getting the line between
Tolland and Central in working order.
This line has been out of commits
sion for a long time.
Mrs. Hatfield returned from a bus
mess trip to Denver, Tuesday. !
Mr.. Warning returned Tuesday
from Denver, where he had been Wis
iting his wife.
Ralph Stotts has accepted posi-
ton at the Buckeye mine
Harvey Moore, salesman for the
Morey Mere. Co, Eenver, was in
Tolland Friday.
Miss Carrie Gebbard, of Hay
Springs, Neb., niece of Mrs. Parch-
ems, arrived in Tolland last Thurs
day, and will remain at the Ohio
house for tie summer
Supt. Brown, of the round house.
was out fishing from 6 a. m, to
p. m, Friday and came in with seven
trout. It's lucky for Brown that the
game warden had just gone home.
Miss Nordlein, of Black Hawk, is
teaching at the district school this
summer. There is just one pupil so
| far.
Mr. Rumaley arrived in Tolland Fri
day, preparatory to opening the uni
versity for the simmer on the Gath.
Mrs. Gillian left Saturday evening
with her husband.
Foster Mabee cane over from Cen
trail Sunday, and managed to land II
of those precious trout.
Mr.. Stanley Schroeder and Miss
Edna Belts went to Corona Satur
day, returning to Denver Mr.. Schroe-
der leaves in a few days for his
home in Yakama, Wash.
! Misses Mildred. Louise and Mar
garet Let's, of Sedalia, Mo-, are at
tending the university summer school
and are located in the pleasant cot
tage on Front street.
W. j. Stall came out Monday to
try for a few trout. but he left
town without letting the correspon-
dent a1int his catch. Wonder why?
| A icam load of Centrars future
politicians came out Monday to camp
for coupe of weeks and to deplete
the number of trout in the streams.
Miss Ada Hayden. botany teacher
o. the agricultural college at Ames.
Iowa, is attending the university at
/ Tolland this term.
Miss Hazel Schmall, of Ward, Colo.
is student at the university here.
! Mr.. Hughes. who had been visiting
with Mr.. Moonan of the Jumbo mine.
left Tuesday for Leadville.
Supt. Brown and Roy Olson went
fishing Saturday. Roy got into deeper
water than he expected and his wad.
ers filled with water, He lost his
footing, and the current took him
down stream. He yelled to Brown:
''Im gone Brown. Good by" But
Brown. being an old.timer with the
rod, and used to the swift water.
cast his line and hooked Roy by the
collar and reeled him to shore. So
Roy was saved from watery grave!
Mr.. Hoef!e. OF Central was seen
whipping the streams Tuesday.
Everyone reports fishing very poor.
No catches are being made. Water
is very high and muddy.