Gilpin observer., 1920-09-02
APEX HAPPENINGS

was over on tuesday Tor mall and
supplies.
Henry and C. r. Baer have
moved a portable house from AM
erican City to use for an office.
w. R. Petro, of the Mammoth
Development Co., left for Denver
Wednesday on business.
o. c. Stewart was over from
Twelve Mile on Tuesday for mail
and supplies.
j. Curry Hamilton came up
from Denver on Saturday to join
his family, who are visitors with
w. D. Converse and family
Saturday morning the thermom-
eter stood at 26 above. Some
frosty morning for August.
Shad Reid was weekend visi-
tor with his family at Arvada, re-
turning Monday.
Mrs. Jos. Kasper left for her
home in Black Hawk Saturday.
Joe will keep bachelors hall
while he is here, until he moves
back to Black Hawk.
Carl Young left for Denver on
Friday, from whence he will
leave for Routt county, where he
expects to work in coal mine.
Bart Untereiser was a business
visitor to Central City on Satur-
day, returning Sunday, accom-
panied by August Rottner, who
took the conveyance back on the
same day.
Arthur Meyer. secretary of the
Elk Park Mines Co., came up from
Denver on Saturday, returning
Sunday via the Moffat road.
John Bost was an incoming pas
senger Saturday from Denver.
where he spent a week recuperat-
ing from bad cold, feeling much
improved.
Geo. A. Kurtz and family Sun
dayed at the Goebel home near
Central City.
w. D. Converse and ]. Curry
Hamilton and families were on
berryisig expedition last Sunday
at Gilpin and Perigo.
Peter Jacobson was business
visitor to Georgetown last week.
returning Sunday.
Miss Ethel Sandel and Miss
Lorraine Williams called on their
friends last Friday.
Hugh Johnson left for Central
City last Thursday to remain.
VIM. Warren, who has been
working at the Evergreen mine.
left last Thursday for Central
City to remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett were out
going passengers for Denver on
Tuesday to remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Weise.
stockholders in the Evergreen
mine, were out from the east for
few days, looking over the prop
erty.
Mrs. Minard from Denver is
visiting Mrs. Geo. w. Pyle. This
is her first visit to mining camp.
VIM. Kirby was a business WIS.,
itor to Black Hawk last Friday.
E. L. Balbach, of Black Hawk.
accompanied by C. E. Balbach, of
Omaha Neb., were visitors last
Thursday, calling on VIM. Kirby.
Miss Margaret Mabee entertain
ed several of her young friends at
her home last Friday, it being a
farewell party for Misses Percies
Barrick and Helen Converse.
Present were Percies Barrick.
Shirley Hamilton and Helen Con-
verse.
w. d. Converse left for Denver
on Monday, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Helen, where the
latter will enter manual training
high school for the coming term.
Miss Percies Barrick entertain
ed her young friends last week at
her fathers home. Those present
were: Margaret, Dorothy, Har-
riet and William Mabee, Bonnie
and Virginia Cochran, Shirley
Hamilton and Helen Converse.
| The Mabee family left for Man,
moth gulch on Tuesday to remain
several days to pick berries, while
the head of the family will catch
trout for the crowd.
| C. A. Mcneil reports the ore in
the Annie H. mine improving in
width and grade. He started
station at the 225-foot level and
will soon be ready to drift on the
ore body.