Gilpin observer., 1920-10-07
APEX HAPPENINGS

bringing Mr. ana MRS. CharleS
Robins. Mrs. Charles Robins op-
ened school on Monday with three
pupils = Robert and Woodrow
Kurtz and Martha Cooper. The
Robins are occupying the Brott
house on the Avenue.
A horse stepped on Charles
Robins foot few days ago, caus-
ing him much pain and inconven-
ience.
Earl Petro came up from Den
yer Tuesday and visited several
days with his grandmother.
Mr.. Willison, of Denver, dir
ector in the Elk park Mining Co.,
accompanied by his son and Geo.
B. Laughlin from Elk park, spent
several days in the Arapahoe
peak country for big game, but
nothing doing, returned without
the coveted venison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Katta, accom-
panied by Mrs. Lewis and Mrs.
Williamson from Central, Miss
Helen Crook from Black Hawk,
and Mrs. Westaberg from Forks
Creek, made round trip from
Central City to Rollinsville, Toll
land and Elk park, back to Cen
tral. They all enjoyed the trip
immensely.
Bart Untereiser, who has been
working the past two months in
the Annie H. mine, moved back to
Central on Tuesday.
Joseph Casper moved Bart I'm
tereiser to Central on Tuesday.
J. R. Rule moved the Mabee
furniture to Central last Thurs
day, the family having gone the
day before.
A. Del Laughter and family,
accompanied by Mrs. c. o. Rich
ards and daughter, Helen, were
callers with w. D. Converse and
family on Sunday.
Mrs. Lena Cooper was stopping
in Central on Monday.
Mr.. Crawford, bookkeeper for
the Evergreen company in the
Denver Office, came up last week
to look after office work here dur
ing Mr.. Reid's absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Gage passed
thru here on Sunday from the So.
Boulder creek, where they had
been fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell A. Bass,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. H.
H. Lake, passed thru here from
Tolland Sunday, where they call
ed on friends.
Mr.. Stewart, government avia-
tor who has just returned from
the Texas fields, came up from
Denver Sunday, accompanied by
several ladies, and called on his
friend, Henry Stegman in Twelve
Mile. The ladies being southern
residents certainly enjoyed the
scenery and the eternal snow on
the main range-a novel sight for
southerners, more especially in
the month of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pool left
for Central on Saturday to re-
main.
Mrs. Zoe Fish and Miss Carrie
Wearne left Saturday for Den
yer on shopping expedition.
During their absence VIM. Kirby
acted as chef at the Evergreen
boarding house.
John Goldberg and William S.
Barrick were outgoing passengers
in the Converse car. They took
the morning train Sunday for
Denver, returning today.
Stewart Brown, William Nal
one, Fred Parfet and Messrs. An
derson and son, and Adams, left
for Denver Saturday on business
and few days. rest and recrea-
ton.
The Evergreen hoist broke on
Saturday forenoon. AS repair
parts cannot be procured before
Thursday the miners all left for
a visit with their families and
friends during the shutdown of
the mine.
Frank Pool came out on Tues
day, accompanied by Frank
Claiming from Black Hawk to re-
pair Mr.. Pools car to take it back
to Central City.
G. A. Kurtz and Chas. Ferger-
son were business visitors to Cen
trail on Tuesday.
Andrew Danielson was in Gen.
nIorIa,, Lu,;