Gilpin observer., 1912-06-27
APEX BREEzES

e. ]. Adams has been entertaining
his brother during the past week.
The brother left Monday for his
home in Nebraska.
d. w. Whitney, ex-forest ranger,
has been visiting G. R. Baer several
days during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid and family re-
turned last Thursday after spending
several days in Greeley.
George Pyles colt presented him
with fine colt last week. George
will have all he can do to keep pace
with the new conner
c. r. Baer made business trip to
the county seat last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holland and
family spent Sunday visiting with
Mrs. w. G. Marks
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pyle and Hell
en- Goldberg visited Mr.. and Mrs. \.
G. Russell of Elk park on Sunday and
were well entertained with phono-
graphic selections and frozen dainties
Mr.. and Mrs. George Durrill moved
from Bennett ,in to the Fritz house
during the week. George is enter
tanning Master Stanley Wright Of
Golden this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Maughan of
Denver, Mrs. Elizabeth Lyman and
children of Black Hawk. VIM. Maugh-
an and nephew of Black Hawk, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Maughan and Miss Grutzmacher.
Mrs. George Fritz and family ant
Mrs. Atchison of Black Hawk, were
visitors to Apex Sunday.
Andy Donaldson made a business
trip to Denver Monday, making the
trip overland with, his high stopper.
The Bullion tunnel started work
Wednesday with two men. Under the
management of E. j. Adams.
R. C. Russell made business trip
to the county seat Saturday.
Mrs. Bergman and family moved
from the George Pyle house into Ed.
Walters building on Main street dur
ing the week.
Mr.. Ritter Of Denver, made fly
ing trip to Apex Sunday to inspect
the workings of the Evergreen mine.
There may be people who cant
come back" but Brian Vivian does
not belong to that class. He was
born here and comes back whenever
he gets a chance. He is always hust-
ling and was in the city this week
boosting the celebration to be held
in Central City on the 4th, 5th and
9th of July. He is also mine host"
Of the hotel ADLER and is catering
to the public taste in the same good
way that marks his pushing nature.
The Central City celebration is go
ing to be a whopper. The program
is an elaborate one and with decent
weather it will be carried out to the
dot and then some. On Thursday
there will be wet tests. ball game,
100 yard dash, closing in the even
ing with a band concert and dance.
On Friday there will be a double
hand rock drilling contest, hook and
ladder race, ball game, 100 yard girls
race under Is years; 100 yard boys
race under Is years, band concert
followed by a dance in the evening;
on Saturday there will be single
hand rock drilling contest, ball game,
tug g-of-war, straightaway race, 200
yard dash. donkey race, concluding
in the evening with a band concert
followed by dance. The entire pro-
gram will be interesting and the peo-
pie of Central City will leave nothing
undone to make the three days
chuck full of fun even If they have
to draft the newspapermen of Clear
Creek and Gilpin counties to enter
the last race on the program. Idaho
Springs has nothing to prevent our
people from going there in large
numbers and it is hoped they will
show their appreciation of our sister
city's efforts by large patronage.
Idaho Springs Siftings.
Largest assortment of fireworks in
A.