The Arvada enterprise., August 19, 1910, Image 1

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THE ARVADA ENTERPRISE
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Local and Personal.
Eli E. Olson was in town on
business Saturday.
_ See Bagshaw’s ad in this is
sue. Ve
Mr. and Mrs, T. S. Knapp re
turned from their trip to Hastings
Neb. on ’I‘hurjsdair1 evening., Mr.
Knapp is somewhat improved in
health but” not so much so as he
had hoped.
Call and see us at the ENTER
PRISE office if you want some
good garden tracts with buiid
ings at or near Griffith station. |
Mrs. B. F. Howes of Mont
~ clair spent Frinay with Mrs. R.
- Minger. 3 |
Wanted: = Plain sewjnf and
%essmaking at Gertrude Lucas’,
est 3rd St., near Ralston Ave.,
Arvada.
For all kinds of buildinima
terial, see A, L. Davis, the Lum
ber man, in East Arvada.
Mrs. R. H. Beckett and Mrs.
A. B.-Cole were* joint- hostesses
ata recefitipp last Thurs'dgy after
noon in honor of Miss Swadley of
Tennessee. .
Just rgfleived a shipment of
high-grade stationery for all
occasions, H. A. ULLERY,
.~ “The Druggist.
Mr, and Mrs. R. O. Graves en
tertained at an elegantly .ap
&ginted dinner Thursday evening.
iss Laura Swadley being the
guest of honor.
Pure ice cream with crushed
fruits, H. A. ULLERY, °
i The Druggist.
The Post Office store carries
. stationary, fishing tackle, base
ball goods and post cards in good
variety. .
. B, ger.sold his four acre
$ tritop%«%&y.to John: Tye ‘of
* Brighton, - €olo. Mr. and Mrs.
Trauger expect to move to south:
westhis'souri. s
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Don’t fail to see those beauti
ful carpets and rugs at Burton
& Chinn’s.
Mr. and Mrs. W, M. Smith
and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Segelke
enjoyed a trip on the C. & S.
over the loop on Saturday.
Have Burton & Chinn measure
your rooms for any kind of car
pet or linoleum you want.
The clearance sale at the Recht
Emporium furnishes an oppor
tunity to get staple dry goods at
a large saving.
Hole Proof Sox at Hutchings’
$1.50 for 6. pair.
Mrs. A, Parfit now of Phipps
purg isin the neighborhood en-
Jjoying a visit with friends.
All trimmed hats at less than
cost at’ the French Millinery, to
glose out,
Mr, and Mrs. E. S. Blake are
entertaining Mrs. Blake’s aunt,
Mrs. Sarah A. Blake of Nether
land Colp, this week.
For Rent:—One good ‘five
room house with artesian water
in the yard, ENTERPRISE office.
Mrs. Charles Dayis and Mrs.
Bert Fields visited yesterday,
Thursday, with Mrs. Pete Davis
and Mrs, Harry Dennis.
Turkey Red seed wheat for
sale by W. H, Merrick, Golden,
R. D, 1, Box75. Phone Ralston
1123,
J. B. Johns and his daughter
Mrs. John Young returned from
their trip to the Uintah country
Monday.
Get your good home rendered
lard at Geor%:a J. Muench’s meat
inarket, at the same old stand.
10: pound pail, $1.80; 5 pound
pail, '90¢; 8 pound pail, 60c.
A cou};lle of mutes from Ogden
Utah, who have been attending
tha convention in Denver came
out tosee Mr. and Mrs. T. W.
Roach on Sunday. Mr. Roach
‘was guardian over one of them
“for some time in Kansas. .
The corn roast held by the
_Jadies of the Catholic aid society
‘on Wednesday night was largel
#ittended, there were oyer %%
g;gsmma the procegds were
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Cormg Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Dennis and Mr.:
and Mrs. Pete Davis sFent last
Sunday with Mrs. Charles Davis
and had a lovely time at the farm
home. @ * [ sy
For SALE—The best five acres
in Arvada under Wadsworth ditch
rich deep soil, fine for fruit or
garden Within ten minutes of
two car lines. = Easy terms to
right party. M. Alexander, Ar
vada. 8
. Hans Werder was over on
Tuesday. He has sold his place
just west, of the town tank to Mrs.
Craig of Denver who will move
‘here the first of September.
For SALE—New four roomed
house ‘and one acre, good out
buildings on Golden car line.
Eqr sale Q%“easy terms. U: G.
riffith, Phone Arvada'ssl,
Miss O’Gorman has resigned
her position at- the Recht empori
um and will move with her moth
er on Monday to Westminster
where they have built a ‘nice
home.
WANTED TO RENT—An im
proved garden tract early this
fall, well fruited. _Enquire EN
-S‘SEIRPR,IS_E Office. Phone Arvada
When it is possibly to buy the
kind of clothing and shoes sold
by the Recht Emporium at prices
offered during the sale, there
can be no need to seek greater
bargains.
$4,000 for loan on real estate |
at 7 per cent. Call at ENTER
PRISE office.
. Miss Flora Smith and Miss
‘Hazel Eddy of Havensville, Kas.
called on Mr. and Mrs. T W,
‘Roac,h on Thursday and spent
the night and left the next day
for Pueblo. . They are sisters to
Mr. Ira Eddy who is Mr. Roach’s
son-in-law. : A
’l'etzlaf% Bros. have }Jluft re-,
ceived a car load of northern coa
and are now ready to supply all
who are in need of coal.
John Churches died at hig home
west of Arvada last Friday
morning as a result.of a broken
leg. He was a native of Somer
set, England and had lived 50
‘years in Jefferson county and
‘was well known.
' If you are anticipating the
purchase of a good piano, from
‘the best firm in Denver it will
‘be to your interests to step into
the ENTERPRISE office ‘and con
fer with J. F. White or call up
phone Arvada 951.
F. C. Murchison moved from
the home he built and then sold
to J. Schul into Capt. Reno’s
house on Grand View avenue.
Mr. Schul will move to the Mur
chison house having rented his
place to a family from Black
Hawk.
When in need of lumber, paint,
or any kind of building material,
see A, L, Davis; tne lumberman
in East Arvada. Pnone Arvada
741,
Lost—A pocketbaok between
John Boyd’s and Arvada. Finder
kindly return to John Boyd.. P.
0. Box 600 R. D. Edgewater. -
A thoroughbred Swiss-Jersey
bull calf for sale or trade by H.
Mather, Arvada.
The D. S. G. Club will give a
hay rack ride and a lawn social
Thugsday evening, Aug.2s, price
15 cents. Meet at M. % church
at 7:30 p. m.
Ido all kinds of repair work.
WALTER R. JAMES,
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
Enoch Newcomb and family left
this week for two weeks camp
ing in the hills. They will visit
Mrs.” Newcomb’s sisters at Pine
and will also camp at the Chees
man dam.
I carry only the best of every
thing, Arvada Jewelry Store.
Mr. Ed. W. Henry and famil
returned to Arvada this weeK
after spending ‘over a year in
Ireland. Mr. Henry owns the
large 12 room house on Ralston
avenue - into which the family
‘has moved.
’ Remember that l‘-f"m .can get
"Toys, Dolls, Doll éads;‘G%m‘es,
’gxu;hzs bte, a5 The Post Office
' ARVADA, COLORABOS FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1910
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The election of Rev, «: . 548 ‘
der as chafla'in of the legislature
had entirely escaped our fi; |
till we saw in the Dexgér Lress
that one of the eminent, states
men took exception to the fenap
lain’s prayer when h% X o.:;*;.
that the legislators might b g ald:
ed in serving the xfie:p Insteac
of the interests. Mr. Rader:awa
formerly pastor here and was
the chaplain of the last"s 3.',3;%{"
of the senate which wag largely
Repudlican _and strange to 84
was elected without og sition
at the extra session:in the house
which “is Demoeratie.* =~ =
. It was Wesly Staley’s birthday
last’ Tuesday. He W‘;
45th milestone. A few of hia
relatives gathered at g‘h ‘home
and his wife gave him a surprise
in-the shape of a fine open.faced
‘watch. It is a beauty, ane
to kéep Mr. Staley from’ missing
his car especially‘if it should be
the last dne returning from Den
ver. We do not say that the
gentleman has ever been- gll%g
of this, but we know he . cannoi
now make the excuse, that his
watceh was a litfle off. ==
Mrs. Otto Fronheim was called
home from Wisconsin on aceount
of the continued and sengua,ifl
ness of her son Arthur, who has
been down with Typhoid fever
but igslowly recovering:” . =
Mr. Fronheim likes itin Wis
consin and is still working for
Rosser and Whitaker, =
Mrs. Fronheim had a pleasant
time visiting with old friendsin
| Northern Wisconsin a part of the
| time dnd is accompanied’ on her
\ return by her cousin, W. Gunther.
. H. J. Hicks formerly of this
place was a visitor on Saturday.
He had just returned.from his
{ vacation which he spent with
relatives and friends in Wiscon
sin.© Mr. Hicks is not greatly in
fayi’ar of. éh_e‘: 'diretct pri'n}ary, He
claims ‘it +is nof satisfactory i
- %‘mnsm on dccd%%f’gf *)t';?%
creased cost to the candidates. ® I
means two elections where one
did‘béfore, =7 " ) -
C. W. Fuller a prominent
ranchman living on the King
tract, was in town to pay with a
load of exceptionally fine canta
loupes and watermelons, The
latter weighed in the neighhor
hood of forty pounds. He left a
couple of the finest at the Gazette
office as a sample of his ski
which made glad the hearts of
the printers. —Glenns Ferry, da,
Gazette. #
Ltttle Lola Pearl Graved
daugher of Mr. and Mrs, Chag}
‘Graves died August "12th = and
‘was buried at the Arvada cemgs|
tery Sunday afternoon.—The baby]|
‘was nearly four months old and|
‘was beginning to take notice .;,15
things. It is always hard to loge
‘the baby even though they may
be with usonly for a little while,
Thomas S. Bell gave an option
this week on his home and fiye
acres of land to R. L. Newton ]
Merino, Colo. who expects to]
move and take possession about
Sept. 6th. Mr. Bell will build'g
home on the corner of Wads
worth and College Avenues on |
the 2 1-2 acres remaining. =
Sheriff Heater was in town 0
Saturday. The sheriff is a ufig
who attends’ to his business
strictly, and is in great fayor
with all citizens. who believe in
law enforcement.
We save you at least ten per
cent on monuments and iron
fence. Bill Bros., 1455 Droad
way, Denver, Colorado. Write
us. - S
The stork’s visit at the 'ho:fle
of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Bigginson
August 6th had escaped the nf
tice of the ENTERPRICE last week.
It was a little girl.
Baptist Church. .
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Preaching, 11a. m. 3
Young People’s- Meeting, 6:30
p. m. REv. EG. Jupp, Pastor.
‘ St. Mathews' Churchi
~_Sunday school at 10 am. Eve
ning prayer and sermon at 3:45
p. m. REv. Joun O. FERRI§, |
Rector,
. Presbyterian Church
Sunday School at 10 & m.
Preaching at 11 a. m. Christian
Endeavor at 7 p. m. £
Réey, Horstio Beavis, pastor,
Fremont Items.
Thers was a lar%e company out
at the social last Thursday night
at the school house. The pro
ceeds were S2O, which was ap
plied to the pastor Rev. A. W.
Rice,
Mr. A. C Hunt,-Mrs. Deets,
Mrs. Bell and daughter May all
attended the moving picture
| show ut the Tabor Thursday after- ||
noon, . |
The Misses Parker of Denver
spent a few days last week visit
ing with Mrs. Kimmet and Mrs.
W. A. Weber. = * &
{ The Rev. A. W. Rice will preach
atthe school house next Sunday
afternoon. It will be the last
time previous to the Annual Con
ference. '
Mr. and Mrs. North Evans
|went to Colorado Springs and
spent a weekvisiting with friends.
The threshers are through at C.
E. Allens where they ‘threshed
out 4317 bushels of grain and left
for Torrence Whites’ where it is
expected to have about 5000
bushels. The rain makes it hard
on the threshing business.
Mrs. and Mrs. Henry Edwards
entertained Mrs. and Mrs.-C. Bell
fiind Miss May at dinner last Sun
day.
Maj. Anderson Post Reunion.
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The Major Anderson Post held
another of their delightful
monthly reunions at Mrs. Eliza
beth Frey’s last Friday. They
| were also accompanied by sev
eral of their friends.
| Mrs. Frey is a _splendid enter
| tainer and with the help of The
Ladies of the Relief Corps and
others, got up oneof the best
dnners the editor has had the
|7cagureiof s participating in for
T Orvriorenba torers b1 fov
[ipder the table “at Capt. S.J.'
Shoop’s. Y
t was a splendid social gather
ag of the old soldiers with their
wives and friends, and they are
indecd fortunate in their monthly
gatherings. After dinner the
lcompany repaired to the lawn
land under the shade of a spread- |
ing tree, Commander Garrison
called upon seyeral for speeches
and the time pleasantly passed
till the hour of adjournment.
The next meeting is to be held at
Commander A. C. Hunt’s. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. A. G
Voight, Mr. ar. ! Mrs. A. C. Hunt,
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. White, Mr. |
“Mrs. Burton, Mr. and Mrs. |
E.” P. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Doughty, Mr. and Mrs. Garrison,
5. Dell Sangster, L. Sangster,
'P. D. Clark, H. R. Brown, Dr.
C. Shoop, Mrs. McLain, Mrs. E.
‘fi Bruce, Mrs. D.W. Hester,
Miss Grace Bruce, David Beebe,
‘Mrs. 0. B. Graves and children,
' Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Rice, Mrs.
| Jennie Jones, Mrs. C. E. Shoop,
Mrs. C. M. Hillman, %rs. G:-A:
| Lucas, Mrs. F. B. Walsen, Miss
hns, Capt. S. J. Shoop.
Announcement
© Having decided to runa meat
market in the town of Arvada,
and of opening the same to
morrow (Saturday,) I wish toan
nounce to the people of Arvada
and vicinity that I am in it to|
stay. lam starting, not for the|
purpose of running any one else |
outof the business, but for the
purpose of getting my share of
your patronage, assuring you of
I‘_B. permanent market where you
may find the best meat and re
ceive prompt attention.
3. Harry S. Dennis.
Town Board Meeting.
A meeting of the town board
was called yesterday morning.
It wasa short session held mostly
for the purpose of the final pas
sage of the ordinance governing
the use and price of water.
The board also took up the ap
plications for water commissioner
and elected T. J. Segelke 'to that
position at a salary of SBO per
month. Mr. Segelke will fill the
bill and we may expect that every
thing will be done right, and
that for a few weeks he will be
kept quite busy making the con
nections with the main and get
ting the tank filled, but after that
ifliare will be very liftle to do.
Screen Door?"
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All the latest styles of the
celebrated
the best made
Screen wire as wide as sixty inches
Screen moulding
All kinds of up-to-date trimmings |
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ARVADA LUMBER CO,
F. D. HUTCHINGS
Open Saturday Nights. Phone Ralston 641
B b\ e
SHUES ‘%mu-,t.close,gufir ifidies’ Children’s and
Men’s Oxfords to make room for our fall stock:
and we are offering them at cost.
Ladies’ Oxfords 2.00, 2.25 and 2.50 values at 1.75
Children’s Oxfords 1.00, 1.25 and 1.50 vaJues .75
Men’s Oxfords 3.50 and 4.00 values at 3.00
PANTS Great reduction in all our Men’s Pants. We
are selling them at 1.25, 1.50, 1.75, 1.85.
HULE PROUF SOX We are sole agent.
Six pairs for 1.50.
| WASH GOODS All our 15¢ and 18c Scotch
Ginghams at 10c
We carry table Linen, Sheets, Pillow Cases, Comforts and
General Dry Goods.
U Natest andcovlest store i Arvadas
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ROBT. BAGSHAW, Prop.
Your choice of any Ladies Low Shoe in the house for 1.85
Ladies Comfort Shoes l .25
Mens Vici and Patent Leather Shoes for 3.00
Guaranteed Whips .50 to 1.00
F. C. VETTING
A T DEALER IN
< % SEEDS, POULTRY SUPPLIES.
mfi%@ Garden Tools' Spray Pumps, Insecticides,
g fifl::g:zi? .’ Vegetable Plants, Pratt's and luternationad
Amlo Stock Foods, Poult.y Regulators and l(cms‘- S
0 O dic‘s.
Arvada, Colorado. Phone 811,
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