The Arvada enterprise., August 26, 1910, Image 1

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THE ARVADA ENTERPRISE
“VOLUME 111,
Local and Personal
e’ ' 3 A¥ ”‘" ’;VT. M e
For SALE—Registered Duroc-‘
“Jersey boar. Roy RAND, Gold-,
en, Route 1. e
.gh‘fi\fi. John Young took Mrs.
¥ " Young, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. No
; lanand Mrs.. G. Dénnis in his
auto to Cheyenne this week
where they all took in the fron
tier fair, ,
All our tub géods reduced at
Hutchings.
Mr. Alb. Wolff was over this
week. He has been under the
weather for about two weeks so
that he has not been able to at
tend to business but we are” glad
- tosay he i§ much bettér. i
For a real up-to-date meat
market step in and see George
Muench, VS R,
Rugs and carpets at Burton &
) Chinn’s. 3 s T
Miss = Helen Lawrence left
Long B%ach on. Monday and is
expectedt home the last of the
week so as to be here a full week
before school begins. |
s Have Burton & Chinn measflre‘
your rooms for any kind -of car
' pet or linoleum you want. © -
Hole Proof Sox at Hutchings’
$1.50 for 6. pair. |
Austin Chamness and his sen
Leland left on - Tuesday. for his
ranch in the southeastern part of
the state, and Mrs. Chamness
with her sister who has been vis
. iting her all summs left for Illi
nois on Monday.
All trimmed hats at less than
' cost at the F'rench Millinery, to
close out, :
A blessed little baby boy, a
regular eight ' pounder, came in
to brighten the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Reno early Wednes
day morning, and it is reported
that Horace is still 'ox}.?rra firma,
. orwagwhenlast heard from. .
© Turkey Red seed wheat for
sale by W. H, Merrick, Golden, |
R. D. 1, Box75. Phone Ralston
1128,
. Get your gopd home rendered
lard at George J. Muench’s meat
market,’at the same old stand.
10 *pound pail, $1.80; 5 pound
« pail, 90¢; 3 pound pail, 60c.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Burton and
“Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Graves
took a spin on Monday, in the
latter’r auto to Cheyenne, return
ing on Wednesday.. They en
joyed the annual fair and the
trip was fine.
Don’t fail to see those beauti
ful carpets and rugs at Burton
f Chinn’s.
We save you at lcast ten per
cent on monuments and iron
fence. Bill Bros., 1455 Broad
way, Denver, Colorado. Write
us,
Mrs, J. H, Grace of Colorado
Springs is enjoying a visit with
her father, C. S. Barlow and
ith her sister, Mrs. J. McCarthy.
ghe will rgmain here with the
children till after the Methodist
Conference which meets the last
of the month at Fort Morgan.
Just received a shipment of
high-grade stationery for all
neeasions, H. A. ULLERY,
¢ The Druggist.
For all kinds of buildinima
terial, see A. L. Davis, the Lum
~ ber man, in East Arvada, '
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Frey left
on Monday night for Carterville, |
11l where they have a farm not
7 far from that city. Previous to
Jeaving they were entertained in
the home of Mrs. A. Jolly on
Sunday and at the home of Mrs.
W. D. Bradley on Monday.
Tetzlaff Bros. have just re
ceived a car load of northern coat
and are now ready to supply all
who are in need of coal.
b When in need of lumber, paint,
or any kind of building material,
see A. L, Davis, tne Ipmberman
fn East Arvada. Pnone Arvada
741. e S T
Prompt attention will be given
to dll customers at the People’s
Meat Market in the Wiebelt block
.ca?f'or‘ phone Arvada 1931,
G e AR L Nt T
Albert Scroeder, of Denver,
who owns a five acre tract near
ly two miles west of Westmin
ister college is havigg a six room
concrete }'nlcl)us'e. bu! zhlch ‘his
family will occupy when com
gy i |
Pure ice cream with crushed
fruits, ‘H. A. ULLERY,
The Druggist.
Tred Wick, who bought Dr.
Bush'’s five acre tract southeast
of town and moved his family oqn
to it several months ago, ex®
ects at once to build a five room
Brick house on the place to take
the place of the old house they
are now occupying.
The finest barretts madg at the
Arvada Jewelry Store. ¢
See Bag%aw’s ad in this is
sue. ! :
Mr. Orin DeLand banker from
Long Pine, Nebr. nephew of Dr.
and R. C. Greene arrived on his
honeymoon on Saturday and with
his brigie is visiting his uncles
and their friends. They will visit
other places of interest in Colo
rado, returning the last of the
WeeKTRIT Bane i [
Wanted: Plain sewing and
dressmaking at Gertrude Lucas’,
West 3rd St., near Ralstén Ave.,
Aryadp.t o o T
For SALE—Good Brood sows
and pigs or trade for Cyphers
incubators or hay and grain_ at
- Fleischmann’s southeast of Ar
vada, phone Avvada 1591.
Mrs. F. C. Gilmore and daugh
ter had a delightful visit from
Mr. and Mrs. John Elliot and
children Friday afternoon and
evening: and again for the day
Sunday. They are from Manhat
tan, Kansas and say Colorado
sunflowers look like daisies in
comparison to those in Kansas.
Nevertheless they think Denver
and Colorado Springs are beauti
ful cities and are coming again
for vacations. : ; l
Cheapn Cotton Blankets for gut..
door use. RechtEmporium. ™
Mrs. Anna Jolly entertained at
dinner last Sunday Mng. Marga
ret Thomas, Mrs. Maud Mills,
Mr. and Mrs. James Frey and
Mr. Chas. Dyer. Tnose who
were present are satisfied that
Mrs. Jolly knows how to put up
a good dinner.
Some 50ct. men’s fleeced shir.ts}
39 cts. The Recht Emporium. |
o e |
J. B. Drake came in this weeki
with his Missouri bride and vis
ited with his brother and'family|
Prof. O. B. Drake. They leave |
this week for their future homel
in Hotchkiss, Colo. ‘‘Hotkiss’’
ought to be a good place fo take
a bride, and the Enterprise hopes
their honey-moon may never end.
Mr. Drake was at one time a
resident of Arvada.
Display of men’s new fall hats,
soft and stiff at F.D. Hutching’s
store Friday and Saturday. ‘
One of the .brettiest parties of |
the season was the lawn party
given by Miss Dorothy Newton |
at her home on Wednesday eve- |-
ning. The lawn was lighted by
electric lights and in spite of
threatening weather every one
passed a very pleasant evening.
‘Refreshments were served in i
‘the house. Among those pres
ent .were: Misses Pearl and|
Nell Nicholson, Shearer, Kiddie, |°
Clark, Wiebeit, Brandon, Mur-|'
chison, Graves, Smith, Blake,
Martin and Christian and Messrs[
Rice, Ryan, Lercher, Cook;
Frank, Arthur and Elmer Kaler:
Kiddie, Fred and Walter Newton, ]
- WANTED =100 %flmns of milk |
every day at the Central Cream- |:
ery 2130 Larimer St., Denver, |
Phone Main 6128, ! ‘
Do not forget that we are here %
to stay Peoples Meat Market ]
;phone Arvada 1931, ]
Surprise Party.
~ B. C. Hardenburg, northeast
of Arvada, was pleasantly sur
prised last Saturday. evening by
about twenty five of his friends |,
coming in to. spend the evening ]
with him, it béing his forty sec- |
ond birthday. Games and re-|,
freshments were indulged in and
all left for their respective homes |-
at a late Hour wishing Mr. Har-!|"
denburg many happy réturns of t
the day, » (]
ARVADA, COLORADO, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1910
Crown Hill- the Beauty
. s SRR | |
The providing of @ ggent
|resting place is a greaten duty ;
than the selectipn of a tempol Y
home. One is for a bril %0\(
at best. The other for all time. [;
Would it not be a satisfaction to
know that you had relieved your ]
family of a heavy burden in the |
time of their deepest dl,stl'é?&'i
| Do not wait until pushed by stern |
necessity. Choice locations may
{now be had at modgi'a@e'-bflcp»“
Call up the office for an appoint-r
ment. Our auto isat theserhc» ‘i
of grospective buyers.' ©% "1 I
ffice, —522 Symes Bldg. i(
Phone Main 2199, }
To The Public
Having ' decided to put .riix
small stock of variety goods;
take this method of announcin |
to the public that my store will |,
open Wed., Aug. 31st in the room |
west of Burton and Chinn’so ffice 1
As Arvada grows I hope my store |,
will improve until I have as good |
a ' variety store as you can fintl
ianyv.'here. To the school “child- |,
(ren I wani to say I will o:.';.'-,a
complete line of school supplies |
and also of penny candies. Thagk- |
ing you in advance for your pa- |
tronage. W e |
| : Mrs. M. P. Chi%
Fremont ltems.
Colly Porter who hagtfi{»!
vhoid fever, was taken t§ the St.
Anthony’s hospital on Wednes- |
day in C. E. Allen’s auto a¢cof- |
panied by Dr. E. P. ,:g';f;}
neighbors here all hopeithat i |
will be a light attack ‘figfiu
will soon be able to refurn. = 4 |
Torrence White threihed 409
bushels of wheat frgm 10 '
acres of land and 5 1-2a |
dry land which went 20 § shels |
to the acre. Mr. White »,;"-»
Thur%day for the fair atChdzenne |
\retur ing on Saturday. B, Ll
Broomfiefd-Budseg
| Rev. Buhler and Ted Joves
started for Specimen Mountain,
Estes Park"fist week they e
port seeing plenty of grouse also
a few deer. Both were suffer
ing from an attack of mountain
fever. R
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. West of
Ransom, Kansas are stopping at
[the J. J. Jones ranch.
| Mrs. Mock is touring the Dry
‘Creek valley in the Lugon diring
car. ]
I Threshing is nearly over. five
’machines'have been working fo
sometime near Broomficldy
Wheat is yielding from six to|
forty bushéls per acre. |
Everybody has gone to the|
mountains or jntends doing so if
the near future, -]
Bro. Jo Djbble and family, also|
Bro. J. P. dravés left for Plattel
Canon for an outing a few days|
ago. i‘
A Broomfield lady came vepy|
near losing her pocket book w
walking up 16th st. the other dag,
School Opening.
The Arvada Public Schools
open Tuesday, Sept. 6, 1910.
high school pupils and pros
tive high school students and
coming from other schools
see the principal at the high
school on Friday Sept. 2, 19105
‘ 0. B. Drake, Supt,
Democrat Primary
The Democrats of east Arvada
held their caucus last Monday
nifht Aug. 22nd and elected the
following delegates to the county
convenfion to be held in Goldén
Aug. 31st,—C. J. Smith, W. Sta
ley, Isaac Hines, H. J. Hicks,
Mrs. Inez N. French, H.W. Muh
lenbrock, O. E. Secrest, J. B
Flaherty, D. W. Comstock, I'. A,
Cantral z
H. W. Muhlenbrock, See,
F. A. Cantal, Chairman,
On last Thursday evening Mg,
and Mrs. Minges gave a farewell
party for Miss Laura Swadley
which was largely attended and
enjoyed by all, ;
- Miss Lola Parker of Cheyenne
Wells, Colo. }5_ expected Iriday
to spend & few days with Mrs.
Minges, -
Resolutions of Respect
| In" the great plan of the ni
‘verse it is decreed that all hu
manity must pass from life to
death, and as death has bereaved
the family of our brother, Charles
Graves of one of its members, an
\infant daughter, therefore,
| Be IT RESOLVED; By Arvada
\Lodge 1. 0. O. F., that we ex
tend to our brother and his fam
\ily the sincere sympathy of this
|Lodge in their bereavement and
be it further.- /Sy EuEEY
- REROLVED: That a copy be
spread uponr the minutes of this
Lodge, a copy be sent to the fam
‘i]y, also a'copy be published in
onr city papera.
‘ H. S. Burton,
’ 0. B. Drake, .
| F. C. Murcheson.
School Building lmbroved.
Contractors Brandonand Law=
rence have been making consid
erable improvements at the High
School building. The new labor
latory has been plastered and
ceiled and doors and windows
put in. The hall in the base
ment has been cemented, plas
fered and céiled and* the north
west room in the basement par
|titioned in three rooms. All rooms
lhave cemented floors and two
{rooms are fully equipped with
|lavatory and ‘toilet. The school
| building is now strictly modern in
every respect. = The plumbing
was put in by contractor Simms.
Almost a Surprise.
1 A P o .
{ A party of friends gathered at
|the home of Miss Hines on Fri
iday evening, Aug. 19 to help cel
ebrate the ., passing of another
!milestone. Ft was intended for
fasurprise but it was only par
i tially so for she obtained inside
,|information as to the event but
| did not know who were to be her
guests. © Those present were:
‘\me, d Mrs. Drake, Mr. and
Mrs: Wathz Miss Emma Spar
|ling, of Denver, Miss M. Schultz,
| pter Schultz, isael? Alice and
ss Ethy r n!'a%d‘ggllr
orgia Hines. d
A Corection,
the rush of business last
k the types made us say (in
orting the Methodist Home
sionary Society) that Mrs. C.
Horton had charge of the Dea
ess department. It Should
ve been Mrs. N. Evans, Mrs.
orton has the press bureau de
artment.
Caucus.
West Arva’a Democrats will
old their pr.nary on Monday,
g. 29th at the high school
uilding, when ten delgegatps
will be clected to the County
Convention.
| The ENTERPRISE office has re
ceived a nice long letter from the
Rev. Dr. J. L. Lower telling of
his experience since he left Ar
2 . The Doctor and his wife
1ad the hardest time of their
lives for the first two months.
'They came out to the open prai
rie and settled with their son
and family without even a tent
but with lumber, so, Having no
tent to pitch, they built a house|
over their heads the best they
could, and felt like one entering
a mansion when they got a roof
over their heads. It is small,
boarded and battened, with cor
rugated iron roof which sheds]
the worst storms alright. Now
each family has its own home on
their séparate half sections and
the doctor is looking around for
a place to preach. He says he
is trying to get a site for a
Lfig]flhquse. There are sixteen |
*en of school age can be got
ten together and if they can get
a school house they will then
have a ftln'eaching place.
~ Kuteh is the nearest post office
and is nine miles off. There is
one house there which combines
fi:oceri\; and post office. They
have the R. D. however, which
furnishes the mail at a box a
mile away, twice a week.
The doctor says it is as pretty |
a.piece of land as lies out doors. |
He says they are all well with“
excellent appetites and have to
hustle to satisfy them. 1
- They send kind love to all their |
friends. |
For Rent:—One good five
room house with artesian water
in the yard, ENTERPRISE office.’
: -‘.7 j., ' e ; PNI R . ey
Screen Doors |
? : -
All the latest styles - f the
celebrated
the best rnade
‘ 5 I . 1 -‘“
Screen wire as wide as sixty inches
Screen moulding
All kinds of up-to-date trimmings
e o e
ARVADA LUMBER .CO,
' F. D. HUTCHINGS
will soon be here. We carry this fall everything for the
littlé.and big people to wear and at prices which
1« ) g , will agtonish you!
2R b E » o 8 i o -
SHOES Boys’ and girls’ shoes with Elkh‘ide -o!eJ, B
just the thing for wear.............. ... .2.25
Boys’ suits, up e 17 years 01d...... .....5.00, 6.00 and 7.00
Boys’ knee pants, never rip corduroy . . Atansn ... .85
Boys’ hats and caps. .. . B .25, .50 and 1.00
| Children’s hose, every pair guaranteed to wear .15 and .25
i Overalls, Jumpers and Play Suits.
1 For ladies and men -
Hole Proof Hosiery ™ "™t s
Ladies’ ready to wear dresses, new patterns.
We also carry
MUSLINS DRESS GOODS UNDERWEAR
BLANKETS AND DRY GOODS GENERALLY
Tickets given with every purchase, good intrade or souvenirs
Open Saturday Nights till 10:30 p. m.
Open other nights till 6:30 p. m.
»RVADA SHOE STORE
ROBT. BAGSHAW, Prop.
Your choice of any Ladies Low Shoe in the house for 1.85
8 Ladies Comfort Shoes 1.25
Mens Viei and Patent Leather Shoes for 3.00
| Guaranteed Whips .50 to 1.00
| F. C. VETTING
N ‘ DBALER IN
< %k SEEDS, POULTRY. SUPPLIES.
Qfim Garden Toolg} 'Spray’ Pumps, Insecticides,
"I'M ‘&:;,7&5'. \'vgutalilc Plants, Pratt’s and Tuternational
, ‘A%TE;}'Q Stock Foods, Poult.y Regulators and Reme
-0 O dies.
Arvada, Colorado. Phone 811.
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