The Arvada enterprise., September 02, 1910, Image 1

About The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970

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THE ARVADR ENTERPRISE
. VOLUME L
Local and Personal.
For SALE—Registered Duroc-
Jersey boar. -Roy RAND, Gold
_en, Routel. - %
£ e P R °
. All our tub” goods reduced at‘i
. Hutchin ; T l
~~ For a real up-to-date meat
market step in and see George
Muench, ‘
Rugs and carpets at Burton &
- Chinn’s, :
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ceived a car load of northern coat
< and are now ready to supply all
.-who are in need of coal.
A . .' 7 5
For Sale—Small pigs by T. C,
Sellman. Box 72 Arvada. ;
See Bagshaw’s ad in this is
sue,
Wanted: Plain sewing and
dressmaking at Gertrude Lucas’,
West 3rd St., near Ralston Ave.,
Arvada. = ° -
Display of men’s new fall hats,
soft and stiff at FvD. Hutching’s
store Friday and Saturday.
WANTED“—L(’)IO gallons 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.
‘Boys and girls clothing, hosiery,
and headgear at the Recht Em
porium.
Haye Burton & Chinn measure
your tooms for any kind of ‘car
pet or linoleum you want. ’
Hole Proof Sox 4t Hutehings’
$1.50 for 6. pair.
Bring your boy or girl in and
Jet us, fit them to our durable
Peters shoes. Theé Recht Em-
POYIUN Gl ey AT RE St s v
S e eke N
~around Arvada will'he carriedin
stock by A. J. Recht.
. High grade statienery —Ullery
the druggist.
Turkey Red seéd wheat for
sale by W. H. Merrick; Golden,
R. D. 1, Box 75: Phone Ralston
1123.
thocl tablets, cgmpcsitior.s
pencils, erasers, g)encfl boxes and
everytf)mg needful for school, at
the Post Office store.
High school text bobks will be
spld as usual by A. J. Recht.
Ralph Robingon was brought
home from Lvyfl\-n on, a stretcher
on Monday last being quite seriously
hurt, He was caught between twc
cars and had quite a bad squeeze
He was taken to a l\()spi!nl\"?fln('s'
day. i ¥
Don't forget that the Al'\_"u('l:'l Jew
elry store sells the best Rogers Bros
1847 table silverware, .
The Rev. Dr. Horatio Béavig de
livers his famous lecture atthe Ral
ston schoolhouse tonight, Friday.
Brundon and ILawrence started
this week to work on a finoe resi.
~ dence to be built on the Dr. Bush
plage for Fred Wick.
Neow barrettes at the Jowelr\\"
srore. !
My, and Mrs. Dennis who hn\'r‘
been rpesiding on a dry farm near
Ault have been visiting this weék
with their son Mr. Harry Dennis
and family. They do not take to
dry farming and are looking for a
guitable home in Arvada.
Mr, and Mrs. Parfit left on Wed
nesday for a (rip to Pensylvania
where they will enjoy a visit-uniong
relatives and fri¢nds.
Qollar pins,' eollar pins, collar
pins. = 26 ets., 25 ets., 25 cts. at the
Avvada Jewelry store.
. Mrs.F. I\‘l"ilnor,t'm'm(-rl.\' of Obdron
put now of \Grand Junction'was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kline
the early partof the week and went
out to lok over her home at Oberon
which ig now leased to Mr. Matson.
D. Leslle;‘w;rites from Ohio to en
gage him furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. He expects fo be
.o here ingide of two wacks and in
tends to build a good home on his
land just west of town.
Mr. and Mrs: E. H. Dormer are
entertaining’ Mrs. Dormer’s sister,
Mas. W. M. Shull of Mendon; Mo.
and Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Cox of
Brookfleld, Mo. this week.
" Nine: miles of riding on a hay
vack means loté of fun when loaded
with good natured folks. There will
also be 16e cream and cake thrown
in, allfor 15 cents. The hay rack
will be at the M. E. church to-night
lfr day) at 7:80. p. m, This social
i A‘ven‘ hvthe D, S. G- elub:
Starting the Town Water
Plant.
On Tuesday afternoon at 5;00 the.
lorgg delayed pump was started up
and was run for about an hour and
pumped a good sized stream of wa
ter. It was algostarted again on
Wednesday morning and the water
ran through the mp_naurlng megre.in"
the presence of the town board. Tt
pumped at the rate of 130 gallons
per minute a part of the time, when
some loose gravel interfered with
the valves on the ull)] stroke reduc
ing the rate just onehalf. The gra
vel will natorally bother for a little
says he is well satisfled that there
will be plenty of water for at least
a few years from one well. ‘l‘lfi
pipes were then flushed previous to.
to raising the water to the tank.
The height of this tank gives a
gplendid pressure for fire pm'roseg'
and it must be remembered that it is
artesian water, without the goaslbll-:
ity of an impure substance being in
it. If we are go;]ug to celebrate, the
town bopardshould now fix the,date
80 that the citizens may go ahead
with the preparations. i
The death of S. B. Trauger
was a great surprise to his friends
and also his neighbors on Ral
ston avenue. Mr. Trauger had
recently sold his four acre gar
den tract and was rePariné.m
mové to Missouri witfih s family.
The rugs had all been. taken up
and the household goods packed
and Someof them in the yard
waiting for the teamster to come,
when on Thursday of last week
he felt so-poorly that he decided
to call a physician and it was
soon discovered to be a possible
attack of appendicitis. Growing
worse, preparations were made
for him to go to a hospital in
Denver and, atSaturday noenan
operation was performed. The
operation proved successful and
he recovered conciousness in a
few hours and was able to ¢on
verse with his wife, and together
they felt he would soon be all
right again, - and the surgeons
said he came" mxt’vf:&hxfiw
tion satisfactgrilly. ' Al six
e
g e came #nd by ten oclock
he died. I
It is exceedingly sad for, Mrs.
Trauger is quite young and has
three little children with the home
all broken up and a nlace in Mis
souri already - purchased. Her
neighbors, who kilew hér deeply
sympathize with her in her sore
and sudden bereavement.
The Queen City Business Col
lge, Denver, Colo., will sell 25
regular $5O. schotarships for com
plete course in either bookkeep
ing or shorthand and seeare po
'sition for student when course is
completed. If interested address
Prof. Géo. J. Blakeley, G. D.,
Denver, Colo.
W. P. Greene formerly of this
placé but now of Torrington,
Wyo. is spending a week here in
Colorado visiting. with his bro
thers in Arvada; R. C. dnd Dr.
E. P. Greene and others. Mr.
Greene is holding down a g‘ome-‘
stead to which heis expecting ir
igating wateér will come in the
near future. fm oy
When in need of limbet, paint,
or any king_of building material,
see A. L, Davis, tne lumberman
in East Arvada. Pnone Arvada
41 T
The contractors for the town
water plant wish to announce
that they-are here in Arvadaand
and if any of the citizens who
have been employed are not paid,
or any one has any bill against
the firm, they are requested to
present them at this time.
Prompt attention will be given
to all customers at the People’s
Meat Market in the Wiebelt block
call or phone Arvada 1391.
If you are going' to buy. silver
ware, call inand seeotr fineline,
Arvada Jewelry store. |
Mrs.'J. A. Watton has arrived
home from Long Beach, Califor
nia and was here with her mar
ried daughter from Brighton.
Mrs. Watton will ;;]tobably_reside
in Denver for a while where her
sons have steady work. ‘
All makes of watches: and]
clocks at the lowest prices. |
Arvada Jewelry store. |
A few thousand pounds of good
wheat for sale, $1.50 per Eunfi
dred; also stdck of good clean
straw cheap. . *
M. Alexander, Arvada, Colo.
You can ]])urqhage the finest
candies of Ullery the druggist,
ULR T AR T U \ vY T RTNSLSs YYO B e
3 AR’Y:AfiA‘:le b FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1910
Rev. Peter Sylvest er Cook.
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. After several weeks R st
l trying illness the Rev.iRe
S.” Cook passed into the Bs:l
life Reydm% %aox;tlg,’lfgfgd o1
ing August 3( AD10, ey s |
born ing}Varsa_w.“fiigL.-NO' N |
1846, where he'grew,u‘i) A A
manhood. He_attended Pt
university for three year{#ft.r
which he went to the MNat:-
western university, - H
He was married to Mis b
1R, |
and at the age of 29 enteregitic’
ministry of T Methodist 1pgco
pal church. N
In the year 1878 Mrs §@d*¢
died leaving her husbanfili to’
mourn her floss, and a Piftlc
damter motherless. L
fter six years Mr. Cooljiltas
married to Miss Elizgeth
Blatzley of Coessee, Ind: 0
this union were born o y
ter and two sons; Berjd K A
died when but.three mofealtis .
Gerald N., who died in ; “A
Colo. in 1908, and F: Me y
The Rev. P. 8. Cook labded
diligently and faithfully as a -
ister of the Lord Jesus Chemst
and served loyally the churelp:
‘his choice for twenty ye%l;s"r
active work and had the happi
ness of having ‘‘many seals
added to his ministry. 15580
years were spent in N. Dako i
and fourteen years in Indiana®
In the year 1895 his healthtbe
gan to fail and in August ‘
he moved with his family to Col
orado and located close to Ary;
and later in town so that he ms
near the church he loved ‘sowell.
After an illness. of seyer
‘weeks hattling against typhoid
and heart trouble, he sed
quietly away to his everla.ét}fi’g
reward at one oclock on Tuesda
morning to hear the words of th
}t‘he“‘.’enly z=,.' ""“ gll .dan.
owgaod-and PAlthiil Servant.’
'IMMdé\'on,Mohdayt 1
he was nearing the end; a 1”67(
after midnight He ardse from-a
state of unconciousness and asked
*What time is it?”’ being told
that tt half passed twelve, ne
said, ‘O, I thought it was lat
I’m ready, I have {o go at one
o’clock,”” and just two minuics
after the clock had finished str
ing one his prepared spirit weni
into the presence of angels, a1
loved ones who had preceded hin
Hé had lived 63 years and nin
Public Sale |
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I wili sell to the h;lghestlbidéer at my place one-half ||
- mile north of ‘Abtada) Colo., on |
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 8, 1910.
: Sale commenices at 1 p, m. sharp.
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES. f
.2 Fine milk-Cows 3 :.H‘ea,ting Stoves ‘
“1 Roan Horse 1 Beet Cultivator L
8 Head of Hogs . 1 sێe] Harrow |
4 Dozen Chickens 1 12-inch Plow |
1 Hay Rake | 18inch Plow |
1 McCormick Hay Rake || ISingle Harrow i
I'Hay Sfacker 1 Drag [
1 3-inch Bain Wagon % Feed Cutter |
1 Spring W ! 1 Double'Harness l
e Mo | 1 Eight Harness |
1 2-seat Rig ;
3il ) .|| IJordan Drill ‘
1 Cr@m Separator All kinds of Garden Tools
1 Stack, First Cutting Ha | Firewood and Fence Posts ||
123 Wagon i Household Furniture ete.
'l’ak'é Leéyden car and get off at Sherid_an crossing. i
Anyone having anything they desire to sell on the
day of sale, bring jt on and I will sell it for them. ;
TERMS OF SALE |
All sums of $lO and under. cash, + ATI sums over thatamount
Six months’ time on approved security or bank note. |
Four per cent discount for cash. 1
"COL. G. M. BANKS A. F. FRAUENHEIM |
Auctioneer ST - Owner '
‘months. Heis survived by a lov
(ing wife, one daughter, Mrs. A.
10. Lehman who visited him and
(Ministered to his wants for a few |
weeks in his last illness, and one
son, I Merrill who was at his
dside when he passed away.
erc are also surviving five bro
ers and one sister. .
i Funeral services were held in
‘ine Mcthedist fehurch, Wednes
‘day afternoon conducted by the
(#astor, the Rev, A. W. Rice and
aassisted by the Rev. A. G. Voight
S vemains in charge of Burton &
{Chinn were shipped back to
Jarsaw, [nd. accompanied by the
¥ sidow and son. s
Gratitude.
| The B. B. Lamereaux family
l'hnar}ily desire to express their
,I."}‘ailtudc for the many pacts of
W dness by the very many
‘ ds, through the siege of ty
2Mhoid fever; to Miss Cantrall who
'Waved by us as long as her own
Aealth would permit, without cost;
Jto the Methodist church for sub
_|stantial donations, to the neigh
-(bors for innumerable favors, to
- those who kept the sick room
U fragrant with fresh flowers, and
i toall who contributed in any
,way to lighten our burdens.
~4 Truly we were fortunate to be
. Arvada- during our gickness.
% Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Lamereaux.
School Opening.
fi! The Aryvada Public Schools will ”
E‘:xpen Tuesday, Sept. 6, 1910. All|k
S high school pupils and prospec
.| iive high school students and any ‘
|| coming from other schools will |’
] see the principal at the high}
d | school on Friday Sept. 2, 1910.
2 0. B. Drake, Supt.
# \he Rev. R, Sanderson was
- ¢ Hing amo j’gjffiéfids on.'%;ues
;e ARY- UL Lo St L e i i -
i’ e "ce.. g SS 5 ~__COD
fon is here, theguest of M
yéglan b ke
glad to e back in Arvada.
‘(‘l! * Their beautiful brickzénhpme in
l.,néarly completed, the fdmily ex
¢ pect to move in next Wednesday
. and Arvada will then be their
./ bermanent home. This makes a
> | great change in a minister’s life
*to have what might be termed & |
\‘; {permanent home on carth.
1.- Get: your school supplies at the
i |[drug store.
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Screen Doors
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All the latest styles of the |
celebrated ‘
, the best made |
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Screen wire as wide as SlXty InChES :
Screen moulding ‘
All kinds of up-to-date trimmings |
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ARVADA LUMBER CO. ‘|
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F. D. HUTCHINGS \
SCHOOI, DAYS |
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will soon be here. We carry this«fall everything for the H.
= l(;?tleean?l big g)e((’;)>lco l{;v\\oazsififlla'fsm o 8 1:" kT
; will astonish you. :
SHUES Boys’ and girls’ shoes with Elkhide soles,
just the thing for wear 2.25
Boys’ suits, up to 17 years old. . . .. 5.00, 6.00 and 7.00
Boys’ knee pants, never rip corduroy 85
Boys’ hats and caps .25, .50 and 1.00
Children’s hose, every pair guaranteed to wear .15 and .25
Overalls, Jumpers and Play Suits. ‘
1 IFor ladies ¢ d en
Hole Proof Hosiery ™" o iso.
Ladies’ ready 1o wear dresses, new patterns
We also carry
MUSLINS DRESS GOODS UNDERWEAR
BLANKETS AND DRY GOODS GENERALLY
Tickets giver with every purchase, good in trade or souvenirs i
Open Saturday Nights till 10:30 p. m.
Open other nights till 6:30 p. m. }
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CHILDREN’S SHOES
The best place in town to buy shoes is the '
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ARVADA SHOE STORE
ROBT. BAGSHAW, Prap.
We labor to please cur customers with the best
of goods at the lowest possible price. Try a pair of
our boys school shoes and you will have no other. !
7 CLDTTECT IS S L 0 AA B A T )WS )50 MY AR e (ALY SR RN (PR Lb et
e §oi T s L\ SLA S
F. C. VETTING 1
v DEALRR IN .
a.‘Q‘ 7“‘:!\ SEEDS, POULTRY SUPPLIES. {
«_.”X ¥ ».’,-k;'e (h{drn Tools' Spray Pumpe, Insecticides,
' g .‘;v‘ .r.‘ Vege table Plants, Pratt's and laternational
Ao Stock Foods, Poult.y Regulators and Reme
h dies.
Arvada, Colorado. : Phone ‘..:81!1.
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