The Arvada enterprise., September 09, 1910, Image 1

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

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THE ARVABA ENTERPRISE
“VOLUME 111.
Local and Personal.
FOR SALE—Registered Duroe- |
Jersey boar,” Roy RAND, Gold
“en, Routel.. -
Chester Wolff left home on Sat
tu'day to take ughis work in the
he DelNorte schools as principal. |
All our tub goods reduced at
Hutchings. } i
B. C. Williams has had a ce
ment walk laid in front of his
property on West Ist st.
You can purchase the finest
—candies of Ullery the druggist. -
For a real up-to-date meat
market step in and see George
Muench.
Mrs. Morgan and children
from Fall River are enjoying a
visit this wéek with her sister
Mrs. R. R. Rodda. i A
Rugs and carpets at Burton &
Chinn’s.
- .Sam Doughty is visiting with
his sister at Highland Lake,
Tetzlaff Bros. have just re
ceived a ¢ar load of northern coal
and are now ready to supply all
who are in need of coal.
Mrs. Walter S. Flack lewd son
Paul of Albuguerque N.Mex. are
visiting with J. H. Nicholson:
and family.
For Sale—Small pigs by T. C.
Sellman. Rox 72 Arvada.
Mrs. Charles McFadden re
turned from Ward Sunday where
she made a pleasant visit at the
gummer home of Mrs. McDonald.
See Bagshaw’s ad in this is
sue. :
J. H. Bawden left for Central
City on Tuesday morning, also
the visitors who have been hav
ing a lovely time at the home of
_Mr. and Mrs. Bawden, left on
the morning train,
R TS, o Y U R
S : ~Plain sewing and
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West 3rd St., near Ralston Ave.,
Arvada. . :
Miss May Weeden who has
been visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
W. M. Ellis for several weeks,
returned to her home near Idaho
Springs the first of the week.
Display of men’s new fall hats,
soft and stiff at F.D. Hutching’s
store Friday and Saturday.
_J. H. Clark arrived home from
his trip to Missouri last Sunday.
He reports that the crops were
fairly good. s
Do not forget that we are here
to stay Peoples Meat Market
phone Arvada 1931.
Lecture and refreshments at
the Presbyterian church next
Tuesday evening June 13th.
Hole Proof Sox at Hutchings’
$1.50 for 6. pair. Sl
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Ken
nedy, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Buck
and Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Martin enjoyed a day’s outing
~Sunday at Eldorado Springs. The
weather was ideal and all were
impressed with the beauty of
the scenery. 3
High grade stationery—Ullery
the druggist.
‘‘Heroes of Toda_y,v” by Rev-
Horatio S. Beavis, tickets only
10e followed by ice eream and
other refreshments at moderate
prices. This entertainment is
for the benefit of the Ralston
church fund. 24
! Turkey Red seed wheat for
sale by W. H. Merrick, Golden,
R. D. 1, 80x75. Phone Ralston
= 1123. iR
C. B. Garrett and daughter re
turned Wednesday from their
trip to Tolland where they have
enjoyed a few weeks of camp
life and where the trout took
a special fancy to the flies at the
end of their lines. Have Mr.
Garrett tell you al»l_z}})i)ut W
For Sale—Watkins separator,
used only a little, cheap; also
Single Comb Leghorn hens, Coop
er, Clay and Decker stock; also
four Wyandotte pullets from
Beach’s stock and one fine Wyan
dotte cockerel not related to pul
letts, J, P Giltner,-Arvada,
38 I R Y SeL /) P
Miss Viz_-g'infiia Robinson leaves
Colorado next Sunday for Buff.
alo, N, ¥. where she will finish
her education instead of at the
Colorado college where she has
spent the first year in the tourse.
It is regretted very much by her
many friends that this course be
comes neeessary on account of
thedtitude here. Miss Robinson
is one of our bright young ladies
and while in hér senior year at
the Highschool was one of the
‘r ‘“‘Enterprises’’ most sugcecessful
writers of ‘‘High School Notes,”’
Yesterday, Thursday, there was
a farewefi- yeception tendered her
at the'home of her mother. The
was a large number present in
cluding sevge.r%L of her: young
friends. from Boulder. The En
terprise joins in the hope that
the change to a lower altitude
may be beneficial, and on gradu
ation day Miss Robinson may
come off with the latrels.
When in need of lumber, paint,
or any kind of building material,
see A. L, Davis, tne lumberman
in East Aryada. Pnone Arvada
741. L GRS ()
The Thimble club of the Circle
held a special meeting at the
home of Mrs. Mosier on Wheat
ridge last Friday afternoon and
théy had a specially goed time.
Mrs. Martin furnished the means
of transportation and although
they were referred to (by some
member of their own crowd) as
a tough looking bunch, they en
joyed the trip immensely. A
great deal of work was accom
plished under the directions of
their able and efficient president,
Mrs. Comstock. after which Mrs.
Mosierassisted by Mrs. Morehead,
served a bountiful repast. Cer
tainly each one felt more than
repaid forthe trip. ~
Prompt attention will be given
to all customers at the People’s
Meat Market in the Wiebelt block
call or phone Arvada 1391..
A s S e
- The hay rack ride last Friday
‘levening: was a ‘decided ‘success.
A jollier crowd of young people
never assembled on a hay rack
before. The long ride seemed
very short as the time was spent
in singing songs and discussing
future school days. Surely there
were never such genial and ideal
hosts as Mr. and Mrs. Bates.
That ice cream was certainly de
licious.
I have four corner lots in Reno
Park for sale. R. Graves.
Nothing over 15c.at the Racket.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Strickland
and baby spent quite an enjoy
able day Thursday of last week
at Longmont. The refreshments
were fine this year and consisted
of pumpkin pie, sandwiches,
cheese and coffee and the coffee
was no 1. Arvada was wéll rep
resented there, sowasthe coun
try around Longmont.
Go to the Racket for notions.
Mrs. Leucretra Fleming and
daughters from Michigan and
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wilsey of
Denver, relatives of Mr. Chas.
Beach, spent Saturday at Beach
land poultry farm, Mr. Beach
had not seen these persons for
fourteen years and was delighted
to meet them. They are all in
love with the country.
Camphor ice and face cream at
the Racket.
F. C. Hutchings and wife have
decided to put in a private water
nlant so as to complete their
beautiful country home with all
the modern advantages of the
city. ‘They will have a steel
tank placed in an outside cellar
and run the pump witha motor.
They will greatly enjoy giving
the ‘‘armstrong’ machine a rest,
Candy, tablets, lead pencils at
the Racket.
Mr. Byron Strickland and Wal
ter Olson have returned froni a
week’s outing at Glenwood, Col
orado Springs and Manitou. The
boys enjoyed the pool at Gien
wood and they still carry the
memory of Manitou and Pikes
Peak. They both say they are
ready to plunge into their studies
after such a nice vacation.
Post cards 6 for a nickel at the
Racket, ¢ 0000
[ Get §our school supplies at the
| drug store,
~ ARVADA, COLORADS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1910
County Fair and the
Sabbath.
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How do the Christian] ‘le;‘
and lovers of the Sabbathlikeit?
The Jefferson County Kai ‘.,"
over Sunday, finishing on Sun-|
day night according to thesad- .
vertisenients in ’gut i
Can any person point -“‘g n
gle instance where it was“ever |
known in a g}&u U |
a county fair on Sunday,=But
this is entirely in Keeping With|
the ‘spirit of the White @ity
where the fair is held. “Themen
in this county, who are suppesed
to be directors of the countyy 'l‘\
ought to be ashamed of “then
selves in Offering such :‘,;- Bt
insult to all the church membe: S’
and others who have any tespect:
for God’s day. Is it not’ aston
ishing, the influence the White'
City management is havingfion
our citizens. Who would™ 9!
thought the directors woul'di Ve
promoted such Sabbath bregh }r‘
business? Y B
Birthday Party.
Milton Nicholson delightfally
entertained a few of his friends
at his home THursday evening,
September Ist, in honor of His
fifteenth birthday. The evening
was spent in playing the various
games so dear tothe heartsof
the young people. At an early
hour light refreshments were
served. The latter part .of the
evening wasspent in singing the
jolly old high school songs ‘s
most of the guests were mem
bers of the freshman class oflast
year. Those attending were the
| Misses Gladys Morton, Elsie Apel,
Ruth Cambell, Sarah Dormer,Le
c}))na Christian, Violfitta Bloom,
weomb, Lela Biick. Jatie
| Gaßoh Soserhing” Bt oHeE
riffith, Mary Oltman, Mrs. Wal
ter Flack and son from Albuquer
|que, N. Mex., the Messrs. Wen
dell Morton, Byron Strickland,
Walter Olson, Arthur - Apel,
Floyd Brandon, John Reynolds,
August Graf, Geo. Lowden, (lif
ford-Null, Frank Weibelt, Harry
Plattner, S. A. Thompson and Ll
mer Davis.
Northen Colorado Dayat the
Interstate Fair and Exposi
tion at Denver, Sept. 14.
September 14th has been de
signated as Northern Colorado
day at the Colorado Interstate
Fair and Exposition at Denver
and promises to be one of the big
days, Arrangements are being
made to have the uniform bands
| from Windsor and Fort Collins,
and probably from some of the
other towns, to attend on this
date and have a good time isin
store for all. A one-fare rate
will be made from all points via
|the Colorado and Southernand
| tickets will be good returning up
| to and including September 19th,
School Days.
The opening of the school
means much to the young people
and children. Their meTy
laughter is heard again on the
streets as they go to and fro.
The school opened on Tueslay
with a large attendance, and
with bright prospects for the fu
ture. In this. competitive ;Ige
the young person is behind the
| times who is not well educateds
He does not have an equal
chance. Young people should
make the most of their happy
|school days. “'
Why is your Life Insured?
Doesn’t the same prudence sugs|
gest the gelection of a bur ‘5
' glot? Do not wait until push ed |
y stern necessity; make .\'o
| selection now while choice locg
tions may be had at modera ?
| prices. )
| Crown Hill, the ideal burial
| park makes the way easy. Our
|auto is at the service of prospees
| tive lot buyers. &
| Office, suite no. 522 S
(b’ld’g, telephone. Main2l%. =
i gpioes b |
Baptist Church.
Stnday School, 9:45a. m.
Preaching, 11 a. m. W
Youn% Peo&le’s Meeting, 6:80
p.m. By, E. G. Jupp. Paston
Broomfield Buds.
The mountain vyisitors have
nearly all arrived home safe ex
cept that Frank West and fami
ly‘are still missing.
The M. E. church is receiving
a coat of plaster which has been
needed badly. ¥
Threshing is about finished
six weeks ahead of time.
The Mother’s club has raised
the pastor’s salary to S4OO a year,
the Father’s club- has taken no
action.
The Broomfield ‘construction
ompany hastately built-—a new
shed for school district No. 25,
Jefferson county, -
Mr. and Mrs. Morse made a
short call at the Jones ranch last
Sunday.- '
Mr. W. C. West and family
left for home at Ranson, Kans.,
last Thursday.
The Church ditch also the Dry
ICreek Valley ditch are undergo
|ing a thorough cleaning {o be in
readiness for next season’s run
of water. )
Miss Rossella Burgess has been
promoted to mail carrier on route
No. 2. 5
An tntelligence office has been
opened just arouind the corner in
Broomfield with a lady as mana
ger.
Jacob Kalbar is still down
with typhoid feyer this is the
third one in the family who has
been confined with the fever.
The quarterly conference was
held at the ‘church last Monday |
evening. Preslding Elder Chase |
officiating. There was a largol
taudience who * listened to the ‘
|pastors report of the charge,
| which was the best report that
{has been made since the charge
| has been established.
Fremont Items.
g Colli 'Wrom St |
FAnthony s’ ital . eek’
| He is getting along nicely.
| e Ladies aid met at Mrs.
Chas. Davis’ home Wednesday
afternoon in order to begin the
winters work. Owing to a light
attendance the election of officers
was deferred for two weeks.
School has started with good
attendance. The new teachers
are Miss Palmer of Golden and
Miss Carrigan of Denver.
Will Bennett is suffering from
an attack of erysipelas.
—Among those attending Lhei
high school i Arvadaare the fol- |
lowing: Ann- Redstrum, Irene‘
Roberts, Richard Roberts, Ettie
Doane, Isabel Hooper and Elmer
Davis. The district pays for the
tuition and it is certainly much
better than to crowd the teachers
here with so much extra work.
Methodist Church Notes.
The Arvada Methodist church|
has been placed in the Colorado
Springs district instead of Greeley
and consequently the Rev. I'. R.
Hollenbeck becomes the district
superintendent instead of the
Rev. A. L. Chase,
The Methodist church and our
citizens generally are pleased to |
know that the Rev. A. W. I:ice}
has been returned to Arvada for
another year. ’
- The appointments for the|
Methodist churches of Jefferson
county outside of- Arvada are:
Golden, R. R. Adams; Berkeley,
ID, C., Winship; Wheatridge, O.
A. Annison; Morrison, 0. G.
KonkelnJefferson Ave, M. J.|
Fields. [
Methodist Church.
| Sabbath School at 10 a. m. f i
| Preaching, 11 a. m. f
| Junior League, 3p. m. -
| Epworth League, 7 p. m.
I Preaching, 7:45 p, m.
- Mid-week Prayer service every |
| Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. |
| A cordial welcome is extended
Ito all of the services. ‘
e A. W. RICE, Pastor. |
St. Mathews’ Church.
| Sunday school at 10 am. Eve- |
ning prayer and sermon_at 3:45 |
p. m. Rev. Joun O. FERRIS,
B " Rector.
R. — |
Presbyterian Church.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Preaching at 11 a. m. Christian
‘Efie&vor at7p. m.
. v, Horatio Beavis, pastor.
All the latest styles of the
celebrated ‘
o~ the best made
Screen wire as wide as sixty inches
. Screen moulding
- All kinds of up-to-date trimmings
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F. D. HUTCHINGS
i e here. We carpy this fa) thi
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SHOES Boys’ and girls’ shoes with Elkhide soles,
just the thing for wear. .. ... .. ... .. .. . .225
Boys’ suits, up to 17 years old. .5.00, (.'y,(l() 7(111?1 7.00
Boys’ knee pants, never rip corduroy. ....... ... .. .. . . &
Boys’ hats and caps. ... cee... .25, 50 and 1.00
Children’s hose, every pair guaranteed to wear .15 and .25
Overalls, Jumpers and Play Suits.
1 [“nrx:rlutliesrnvntl mA('n
Hole Proof Hosiery
Ladies’ ready to wear dresses, new patterns.
We also carry
MUSLINS DRESS GOODS UNDERWEAR b
BLANKETS AND DRY GOODS GENERALLY
Tickets given with every purchase, good in trade or souvenirs
Open Saturday Nights till 10:30 p. m. .
Open other nights till 6:30 p. m.
TP A S I S SR SRk KYT IR
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CHILDREN’S SHOES
The best place in town to buy shoes is the
ROBT. BAGSHAW, Prop. '
We labor to please our customers with the best
of goods at the lowest possible price. Try a pair of
ourbys schoool shoes and you will have no other.
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F. C. VETTING
My, DEALER IN A
e ’*" 4% SEEDS, POULTRY SUPPLIES.
:‘%}s}l7—7 (larden Tools' Spray Pumps, Insecticides,
% "i".‘“ ~; ‘.x' Vegetable Plants, Pratt’s and laternational
‘_‘%}l‘t*fi‘ ,‘ :Q. Stock Foods, l'qu'l._\ Reculators and Reme-
Arvada, Colorado. Phone 811.
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