Gilpin observer., 1920-08-05
APEX HAPPENINGS

Mrs. Jane Glanville came out
from Central Saturday to visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Annie
Mabee and family, returning on
Monday.
Frank L. Branham was caller
on Thursday among his friends.
Miss Vera Goldberg, teacher at
the Quartz Valley school, came up
on Friday to visit with her father
and sister, returning Monday.
Miss Chandos Reid accompanied
the Misses Mildred Tapp and Ed
ma Danks from Arvada last Satur-
day from Arvada to spend week
with Shad Reid.
Misses Helen Converse and Hell
en- Goldberg were Quartz Valley
school visitors last Thursday.
They enjoyed the visit very much,
the donkey ride more so, the dom
keys requiring lots of persuasion
with clubs to make speed as they
had to return the same day.
John Bost, who dwells in the
cottage at the J. j. McCreer
Mines company dwelling, was an
outgoing passenger to Denver on
Monday.
Mrs. M. B. Wolfe and daughter
accompanied by w. w. Lund and
family, were in Tolland Sunday.
Mrs. Wolfe and daughter remain
ed in Tolland where they are
occupying a cottage for the sum-
mer. Mr.. and Mrs. Lund return
ed the same day, accompanied by
Mr.. Tilton, who returned from
Denver via the Moffat road.
Robt. A. Higgins, of Denver, an
inventor of a dirigible air craft
of the air eater type, is the guest
of G. w. Pyle. He will spend sew
eral days here for rest and rec
reation.
Geo. w. Pyle was an arrival
from Denver last Thursday. He
expects to remain until he fin
ishes assessment work on his
mine claims.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Harra,
Joseph Sullivan and family, Harry
L. Petro and Earl Petro were ar
rivals from Denver on Saturday:
The women and children expect
to remain here until September.
The men returned to Denver on
Monday.
Mrs. Luella Petro and grand
children came. up from Denver
last week to visit with her son,
Walter R. Petro, and enjoy the
mountain climate and will re-
main until September.
Mrs. Frank Bertagnolli left on
Monday for Black Hawk to visit
with friends.
Mrs. P. S. Bond was an arrival
from Denver last Thursday to
visit with Mrs. Bertagnolli and
family.
Alva Espel left for Central City
last week to nurse sore hand.
He was hurt in the Annie H mine.
Walter R. Petro was over from
Mammoth on Monday for supplies.
VIM. Tapp, president of the Ev-
ergreen Mines company, was up
from Denver Monday and Tues
day.
Judge Fullerton was business
visitor last Thursday.
w. C. Hollister, of the Ever
green Mines company, was up
from Denver Friday and Satur-
day.
Geo. A. Kurtz and family were
Tolland and Rollinsville visitors
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Katta accom-
panied by Mrs. Lewis from Gen.
trail, were Boulder City visitors
last Sunday.
John Dennis, who has been
working on the state road, left for
Black Hawk Saturday to remain.
Joe Kasper drove to Tolland last
Thursday, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Kanute Brahme, Mrs.
Bessie Berg sand daughter who
left for their home at Fraser, Colo
J. R. Rule and family were up
from Central on Monday, bring
ing a load of bedsteads and bed
ding for the Evergreen lodging
house to accommodates the num-
erous stockholders who arrive
daily from the east.
Howard Wherry and family, of
Black Hawk, accompanied by c.
Il .Klais in his car. were callers