Gilpin observer., 1906-07-26
APEX AND VICINITY

Harry Daniels returned Saturday from
visit to his parents in the Plains city.
He ale o took in the Elks' festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Converse were Wis.
iting with the parents of Mrs. Converse
over Sunday.
OWN. Mcdonald Of the Imperial COM
pany, returned Saturday from very
pleasant visit spent in Denver.
J. R. Moler and Thomas r. Cudahy
were visitors to Apex on Thursday. Mr..
Moler, who is one Of the city hall officials
Of Denver, is interested in the Derby
mine in this district.
A. A. Hartong, of the Apex hotel has
purchased brand new buggy this week,
having purchased the horse formerly
owned by Elias Snyder, Of Central City.
Ray Knight, of the Apex hotel, is help
ing out at the Register Call this week in
the absence of Mr.. Roy Miller. who is
taking short vacation on visit to his
parents in Earlville, Ills.
Charlie Kneale, of the Rochester mine,
was visitor to Central on Monday to
attend to business matters. He was ac-'
companied by John w. Hatfield, of Boul-
der Park.
Mrs. Pressler and daughter, Miss
Anna, are visiting with our genial friend
Andy Donaldson, for the balance Of the
summer.
Harry Daniels has been troubled dur
ing the past week with very sore eye.
Harry says it is sty.
Mrs. Jennie L. Andrews, who has been
spending a portion of her vacation in
Golden with MIR. and Mrs. Richard An.
drews, returned last Friday.
Albert Covipgton has been visiting
with his parents for few days during
| the past week. He is located at present
in South Boulder Park, where he is do.
ing some assessment work.
Mr.. L J. Mountz escorted a party of
thirty-five tourists and capitalists to
Apex on Friday, when thorough ex-
animation OF the Mackey mine was made.
They took dinner at the Apex hotel, re-
turning to Boulder Park that evening,
where they were compelled to stay until
five o'clock in the morning, due to an ac-
cident to one OF the engines.
| Walter Petro was a visitor to the
county seaton Wednesday after supper.
Another party Of about twenty five
people were the guests OF L. j. Mountz
on Satu urday. After making a thorough
examination of the Mackey mine, they
returned to Black Hawk that day in
time for the afternoon train.
Ed. Walters was a pleasure. seeker at
Tolland on Friday.
Bert Russell WAS spending few days
in Boulder Park this week.
Conrad Gobel was visiting his parents
in Central over Sunday.
Billy Barrick returned the fore part oi
the week after visit to his family in
Denver and attending to business mat.
ters in connection with the Rochester
group OF mines.
Andy Donaldson, engineer at the Ever
green mine, was visitor to the county
seat Tuesday.
Cliff. Fish was business visitor to
Central City Tuesday.
AL Hartong visited Central City on
business Wednesday.
Charlie Kneale was visitor to Black
Hawk last week to put some finishing
touches on some machinery OF the Ro
chester mine.
Mr.. Darrow, Of Kansas City, arrived
this week and has taken position with
the Imperial G. M. & NJ. Co.
Miss jamie Rosetti was visitor te
Apex last week to see her father, ant
also her sister, Mrs. Tony Andreatti.
Mrs. Hartong OF the Apex hotel re
ports crowded house these days, hav
ing turned away as many as fifteen peo
pie last week.
Miss Renna Simmons and Frank Bar
tie, OF Nevadaville, were visitors to A pc,
Sunday.
Lee Adams retuned LAST week from
Crestone, Colo, after an absence o.
about six months, during which time h,
was visitor to Superior, Neb., his ole
home. Lee will resume work on hi
property in Mammoth Gulch.
Rev. Z. w. Pettibone Of Denver, &C
companied by a party OF easterners
were visitors to the Palace property OF
Silver creek Tuesday.