Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29
Mrs. Matte clements made a. bust

receive a fresh coat ct paint, ant
when this work Is completed, the
little mountain village will present 6
different appearance i'm its beautiful
location.
j. E. Lightbourn, of Central City
recently made business call in Rol
linsville.
The Hon. L. ]. Williams, wife, and
little sons, Ralph and Clark, of Cen
tral City, we're the Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Ashmore, of Mo1G
Gulch.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ross and son,
Canter, were callers in Tolland last
Saturday.
Mrs. Henry LeFevre returned last
Sunday frcm San Louis valley where
she had been visiting for a number
OF weeks.
Mrs. Nellie Friend and children, of
Boulder, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Clarke and family.
Mrs. G. M. Ashmore was in Denver
shopping several days of last week.
The manual training and household
arts is progressing nicely in the Rol-
linsville school.
J. W. Rooms and Peter Fehrenbach
went to Central Tuesday on business.
Miss Harriet Williams, neice of E.
w. Williams, of Dolgelley, North
Wales, Mrs. DIR. Stewart, of Salt Lake
and Mrs. E. w. Williams, of Denver,
visited the latter part of the week
with friends in Rollinsville. J. W.
Kloons drove them to the top of Per-
igo hill to view the range Satur
day they left for Steamboat Springs
in company with MIR. Williams
There is considerable talk CT a
new depot being erected at Rollins
VILE. This is greatly needed as ever
since the completion of the Moffat
road, railroad business has been con-
Quoted in little, dingy box car.
Station Agent Jones has had new
picket fence placed around his resi-
dence and now the burros and other
stray stock can't devour his sweet
peas.
Col. Reider is still postmaster and
is not overburdened with work
Sunday school was held The past
two Sundays with an enrolment of
36. The town is becoming religious,
hence there will be very little fish
ing on the Sabbath in the future.
George Vogel was out from Black
Hawk to try the early fishing. AS
Mr.. vogel only fishes with worms,
the only bate that attracts the elu-
slye trout at this season of the year,
it is presumed that he caught a hand
full of the speckled beauties.
Decoration day will be observed by
the schools and the graves will be
strewn with flowers, under the direc-
ticn of our efficient teacher
Three autos passed through Rollins
vile Sunday and for time the town
took on the air of Fifth avenue in
New York.
Rollirsville will he one of the prin-
cipal towrs on the auto loop trip
frcm Denver to Boulder, Nederlan1,
Central City, and through Golden.
There is some talk of a garage be-
ing established here.
The county commissioners were out
from Central Monday to confer with
the commissioners of Jefferson, coun-
ty in regard to the auto road. Among
other improvements contemplated on
the auto road is the reduction Of the
grade ON the hill just out of town,
toward Nederland.
]. w. Koons caught nine of the
finest trout in the stream Sunday
He was out before eight o'clock
when the neighbors were getting
their beauty sleep.
The following program will be Civ
en- at the Rollinsville school Thurs
day afternoon. May 29th. at 2:30
Much credit Is due our good teacher
Lilace M. Kidd for the effort she
exerted in insuring the success ot
the entertainment. Everyone is in
vited:
Song-School
Recitation-Odie Owens.
Book Review-May Robertson.
Solo-Nellie Clements.
Recitation-William Grant and May
nard Clark.
Story-Carter Ross.
Pantomime-Lorna Clements.
RecitathOn-Ralph Friend.
Duet-Lorna C,emen.s and Margueri.,
Clarke.
Recitation-Jane Robertson.
RecitatiOn-Elsie Thomas.
Reading-Lorna Clements.
PantOmAme-EGsie Thomas, Nell Gle