Gilpin observer., 1920-07-29
APEX HAPPENINGS

Chas. Shifman and associates
of the Mammoth Development
company, came up from Denver
Saturday to see how the work is
progressing on the Illinois cross
cut tunnel.
Geo. A. Kurtz and family were
visitors at the Goebel ranch on
Wednesday.
John Dennis was in Black Hawk
on Monday for load of supplies.
Joseph Kasper was business
visitor to Tolland Wednesday.
A social dance was given at
Miners hall on Saturday in honor
of Mrs. Shad Reid and friends
from Iowa. The dance and re-
freshpents were enjoyed highly
by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Egan and
son, Edgar, accompanied by Mrs.
Gresham and sister, came up from
Denver on Sunday to visit with C.
A. Mcneil at the Annie H. mine,
returning the same day.
Andrew Danielson and Mrs.
Anna Pressler were shopping Wis
itors to Central City on Friday.
John McCreer and associates
came up from Denver Saturday 70
see how work is progressing at
their mine in Deer creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Meyer came
up from Denver on Saturday via
Black Hawk to visit their son, AL
va Adams Meyer, at the Annie H.
mine, returning via Tolland Cn
Sunday.
C. Brunton Swift, Sterling Jack
and Albert Weese came up from
Denver Saturday and made AlvA
Meyer visit, returning the same
day. Mr.. Jacks father is agent
for the Winton car. Young Jack
thinks there is no make it's equal
to climb a heavy grade like Jenny
Lind gulch.
Link brothers from Nevadaville
and Mr.. Johnson from Boulder
county, were incoming passengers
on Tuesday. All have gone to
work for Desa De Orc Mines Co.
Mrs. w. S. Barrick was an in
coming passenger on Saturday,
having spent a week in Denver in
connection with her duties as a
Red Cross officer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kanute Brahme
and Mrs. Berg were business visi-
tors to Central Wednesday.
C. A. Mcneil was a business
visitor to Central and Black Hawk
on Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Fritz were
Sunday visitors, accompanied by
Misses Ada McCauley and Rach-
ael Atchison.
G. A. Kurtz, Delbert Taylor,
John Goldberg and Shad Reid
were Central visitors on Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Jos. Katta left for Gen.
trail Saturday to nurse her sister,
Miss Edna Lewis, who was hurt
by an accidental fall. She strain
ed the ligaments in the knee and
while the injury is not serious,
she will be obliged to remain in
the house two or three weeks. Mr..
Katta drives back and forth. to
Central from his work while Mrs.
Katta is away from home.
Mr.. Hoskin has resigned his
position as blacksmith at the Ev-
ergreen mine and returned to Den
yer.
County Commissioner Neil Nc
Kay, accompanied by James Bar
bee, drove out from Central Tues
day to see how Messrs. Kriley and
Floyd are progressing with grad
ing the state road.
w. d. Converse was a business
visitor to Central Wednesday.
w. R. Petro was business Wis
itor to Black Hawk Friday.
Harry Gobelman arrived last
week from Guatemala, Central
America, where he has been pros
pecting. He expects to remain
here until December when he ex-
poets to return to Central Amer
lea to continue his efforts to To-
cate some silver mines.
Mr.. Tapp, president of the Ev-
ergreen Mines company, was an
arrival Tuesday.
Shad Reid returned from Ar
vada on Tuesday where he had ac-
companied Mrs. Reid and friends