Gilpin observer., 1910-07-07
APEX BREEzES

Messrs. Scott, Jones and Schaffer
OF Denver, came up and spent the
Fourth in the park and fished In
Mammoth. They were the guests OF
Tom Williams on Montana hill. He
said they took 4S nice fish back with
them, also that they caught them al
themselves. That sounds reasonable
Messrs. Keeney and George McKil
lup went to Central Saturday afte,
feed and really got back the same
day.
The Yankee-Tolland road being
completed, Elk Park will loes some oi
its population soon.
Messrs. Stewart and Steggman, OF
the Lake View mine, spent the
Fourth visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
George Holland in Apex
Mrs. VIM. Marks spent Sunday ,alsc
the Fourth visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r
c. Russell in Elk Park.
Messrs. Keeney and McKillup, Miss
Melta Meyers, and Miss Lettie Nc
Killup went to the top of James peak
for an outing on the Fourth. From
all reports they had swell time.
Mesdames Russell and McKillup
Miss Lettie and Ella McKillup, had
picnic of their own at C. E. Rus
sells place in Twelve Mile Thursday
The place is named the "Pinery." 1t
is we'll named as the pines are the
finest in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutgen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Winters and Meta Myers, who had
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Gus.
Myers, left yesterday for Colorado
Springs and other points of interest.
P. H. Sexton, Miss Marie ana Mas
ter Emmett Sexton, arrived Sunday
from Denver. The former returned
Monday evening, while the little folks
will remain with their uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pyle until Sep
tember first.
S. J. Habeggar arrived from Den
George Waite. They spent most Of
the day at Tip Top mountain and
were very favorably impressed with
the outlook. Things may be humming
in that section soon.
Captain Stedman arrived from
Chicago Wednesday morning, intend
ing to remain at his summer home
at American City for the summer,
h,,t lat4 ;rf hot y iy
Marshal Stedman could not join him
so his visit here will not be pro-
longed. The Captain will return to
Chicago soon.
Frank Marsh was Central visitor
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Webb drove
over from Yankee Monday and visit
ed Shad Reid and family, returning
Tuesday.
Miss Sigma Goldberg came over
from Perigo Friday evening and visit
ed with her parents until Tuesday
morning.
Carl Johnson and Emmett Sexton
made a trip to Perigo Tuesday. 1t
proved another strenuous day for the
boys.
There is a very patriotic young
lady in Apex who tolled the school
bell from two until four o'clock in
the morning. She should be compli-
mented for her bravery.
There was a dance at Miners hall
on the evening Of the Fourth. Every
one reported good time. Music was
by Mrs. George Durrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. Myers and
daughter drove to Tolland Tuesday,
taking their company to the train.
Ed. Walters was Central visitor
on Sunday, remaining until Monday.
Albert Johnson came over from
Perigo Saturday, leaving the morning
Of the Fourth for Tolland to try his
luck with the speckled beauties and
was very successful. (Take another
day off Albert.)
Mrs. Albert Johnson was a shop
ping visitor to Central Tuesday and
visited with friends.
DIR. Haghn, Of Denver, visited with
Geo. Waite on Wednesday.
Mike Whalen has been visiting with
Ed. Walters several days, but left
last Thursday for Boulder canon.