Gilpin observer., 1919-08-28
APEX HAPPENINGS


week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Goebel went
to Denver Monday, where Mr..
Goebel will consult a doctor about
his poor health.
Shad Reid and H. ]. Barker
were business visitors to Neder-
land Tuesday.
C. A. Mcneil was a Denver Wis
itor Sunday, returning Tuesday.
G. A. Kurtz and family, Mrs.
VIM. Goebel and daughter, Miss
Christine, Chas. Ulmer, Ed. Hen
derson, Darrow Mabee, VIM. Goe-
bel, Jr., and Fred Goebel were Tol-
land visitors last Thursday.
Geo. Cochran and family who
spent two months here, left last
week for their home in Golden.
Harry West, Richard Olsen and
George Cochran, of Golden, came
up last Thursday in Mr.. Olsen's
flivver on a fishing and ozone in
haling expedition. Mr.. West says
that this weeks issue of the
Transcript will be full of vim
now that he has been cured of hay
fever by fishing on the upper
Mammoth. The party returned to
Golden Sunday, having caught
their quota of the Rainbow trout.
Apex pulled off the best social
affair last Sunday in honor of the
numerous stockholders of the Ev-
ergreen Mines Co., and their fam
lilies. There was a large attend
ance from Central and everybody
was certainly highly pleased with
the affair.
c. R. Baer was in Denver Sun
day and Monday, visiting with his
mother, whose health is very
feeble.
Miss Christine Goebel has gone
to the Goebel ranch to look after
things during the absence of her
parents.
VIM. S. Barrick, accompanied by
Mrs. Bond, came up from Denver
Saturday to spend the week with
her husband and daughter.
The raspberry crop is a 80 1916
per cent failure, the other 1-16 per
cent did not develop. The black
currants about 85 per cent of the
average and no huckleberries at
all.
Thursday of last week. about 5
p. M, the first airplane in the his
tory of the county passed thru
from the north of James peak on
course over the water shed of
North Clear Greek and So. Bould-
err from west to east, passing from
view beyond Perigo. 1t was plain
ly seen from Apex, and could be
plainly heard when six miles
away.
John McCreer was an outgoing
passenger to Denver Saturday.
Geo. Gardner and family, stock
holders in the Evergreen Mines
Co., accompanied by T. L. Tapp,
the president, left for Denver on
Saturday.
Jos. Borzago was business
visitor to Elk park Tuesday.
w. r. Petro was over in Idaho
Springs last week, where he pur-
chased an air compressor for the
Illinois Mines Co. Heppberger
Bros, of Black Hawk, hauled the
the machinery to the mine Sunday
where it will replace the old COM
pressor. Its capacity was too
small for the work required of it.
DR.. Thornburg left Friday for
his home in Iowa, we'll pleased
with the Saco De Oro company's
showing. He was accompanied as
far as Denver by Chas. E. Barrick,
the president.
Carl Luckinger and wife, VIM.
Lucking, Miss BERTHE Peterson, all
from Denver, were the guests of
Mrs. Rutledge last week, and re-
turned to their home Sunday, 60
ing via Boulder. l.. F. Buehrle
accompanied them.
VIM. Pascoe was a Denver visi-
tor from Saturday until Monday
j. A. Kurz, Geo. H. Gardner
and family, S. w. Venable, A. F.
Hening, of Illinois; H. P. Hansam
and wife, of Oklahoma; Miss La
Barge, Edw. w. Kreninghases and
wife, of Missouri; E. C. Weisman,
of Iowa; Thos. Gibson and wife, Of
Missouri; Jake Wengel, H. B. Nc.
Elsee, A. F. Henning, of Illinois