The Arvada enterprise., September 23, 1910, Image 1

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

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THE ARVADA ENTERPRISE
VOLUME Il
Local and Personal.
Nothing over 15¢c.at the Racket.
Rugs and carpets at Burton &
Chinn’s.
All our tub goods reduced at
Hutchings. ot A
You can purchase the finest
candies of Ullery the druggist.
The Krazy Partty tonight [Fri
day] at Barth’s hall.
- T]%.e' millinery opening takes
placé today and tomorrow, (Fri
day and Saturday.) There will
be fine bargains in hats. You
mlst come early and see the
$2.25, $2.50 and and $4.00 tables.
For a real up-to-date meat
market step in and see George
Muench. :
See Bagshaw’s ad in this is
sue, R
If you don’t see what you
want in our store ask for it and
you will getit.—Arvada’s up-to
date Jewelry Store.
s A six room house and good gar
den tract for rent in town. En
terprise office.
Get your school supplies atthe
drug store. "
.. Weareagents for Royal Tailor
. ing suits and overcoats, $16.00 to
$35.00. Better get the best. The
Recht Emporium.
I have come to stay.—Arvada
Jewelry Store.
" Post cards 6 for a nickel at the
Rackebi . . o 2 :
*._ The American Ladies Tailoring
Line can be fourfi_ at our store.
A present will begiven each
caller at the Arvada Jewelry store
. Saturday afternoon and evening,
iept. 24th, 1910.
¥ I have four corner lots in Reno
- Park forsale. R. Graves.
. ".'.'_s.:;: 'fi Lo Rgdu
“* A present will be given each
caller at the Arvada Jewelry store
Saturday afternoon and evening,
Sept. %th,il_%g.fi :
A new fall hat guarranteed.
2.50 or 8.00. The Recht Empor
ium. =
I will give Arvada an up-to
date Jewelry Store if you will
give me your trade.—Walter R.
James. __‘_'_#'
High grade stationery—Ullery
the druggist._ o
A present will be given each
caller at the Arvada Jewely store
Saturday afternoon and evening
“Sept. 24th, 1910.
Hole Proof Sox at Hutchipgs’
$1.50 for 6.-pair. .
Don’t forget I can give you
as good a bargain as you can get
elsewhere if you give me a
chance. Ask those who have
traded with me.—Arvada’s up
. to-date Jewelry Store.
: For sale: 1 doz. Buff Orping
ton hens cheap. Mrs. D. W.
Comstock, phone Arvada 991.
. The Arvada Cemetery Associ
atign is planning to get up a din
ner on election day. |
For Rent—s room house on
Grand View avenue. Apply to
H. T. Reno.
For Sale—Thoroughbred White
Wyandotte hens. W. M. Ellis,
College ave. - '
Lost—Between Arvada ~and
ten miles north of Louisville,two
inner tubes, two chains and
pump from an automobile. En
terprise office or phone Arvada
951 and receive suitable reward.
R. J. Arnold, one of our popu
lar plumbers was married Sun
day to Miss Rose Wilson of Den
ver by theißev. Thos. Uzzel at
the bride’s home. The Enterprise
joins in congratulations as these
fine young people start out to
) gether on the matrimonial sea.
George W. Martin
Attorney-at-law
Notary Public
Insurance
s Office at residence
West 4th strget,
The town of Arvada was for a
londg time without a watch maker
and if the old clock got tired or
the watch ceased to go, it meant
a trip to Denver and then anoth
er and possibly another. A year
ago last June J. R. Shoemaker
started in a small scale at the
post office then enlarged his stock
and maved into the Hall block.
May 23rd 1910. Walter R. James
a man of considerable experience,
bought out Mr. Shoemaker and
is so well satisfied with his busi
ness and the outlook in Arvada
that he has enlarged his store ca-|
pacity, decorated the same and is
gr-eatly increasing his stock in or
er to meet thedemand. He as
sures us he has come to stay and |
that he knows he can please his
customers by doing them a good
job, no matter how small or costly
or intricate the watch. It is his|
intention to keep on increasing
his stock so as to meet the grow
ing demand. We are glad to be
able to recommend Mr. James to
our readers, having had experi-|.
ence with his work and fully be-|:
lieving he is a fine up to date|.
workman and understands his
‘business. |
Do not forget that we are here
to stay Peoples Meat Market|
phone Arvada 1931. ‘
Next Sunday morning a ser-|:
vice in the interest of old people
will be held. The fourth depart- |
ment of our Epworth league un
der the leadership of Miss Mary |
Bchultz will make all welcome es
pecially the aged. Conveyances|.
will be in waiting to carry any|
one desiring to go to church at |
11:00 2. m.. Would any who have
no means of conveyance }R'llease
report to the gastor.of the Meth
odist church by Saturday. |
For Sale—A fresh No. 1 butter
cow and a good team of work
horses. See Mrs. E. Lambert
son or phone Ralston 1197. ;
Watch us grow in size as we
48’” 3 dm—a- A .68 A
Stog o O -"’fi—rtz
L e Erattude.
On leaving Arvada with the re
mains of our loved one we over
looked one thing which we now
desire to do. :
“We take this opportunity of
expressing our heart felt thanks
to the many friends for their
kindness and helpfulness during
the sickness and death of our pre
cious one. Wedeeply appreciate
the sympathy which was shown
us in so many different ways.
It did help us to bear our sorrow
and we shall never forget your
tokens of love. 3
Mrs. Eliza Cook . -
. Merrill Cook.
Just received a large assort
ment of solid gold rings set and
signet direct from the factory.
I will replace any if lost except
diamonds. — Walter R. James,
Arvada Jeweler, '
Broomfield Buds.
Broomfield is surely growing.
The man who sacrificed his mus
tache a few weeks ago on ac
count of hard times, is growing
a new one.
M:. Ben Locket was struck by
the Interurban car at Broomfield
one day last week. He was
hurled several feet in the airand
was severely bruised but fortun
ately no bones were broken.
Miss Frances Crow has been
visiting her aunt Mrs. W. G.
Lewis, near Golden for a few
days. Thursday evening she at
tended the wedding of her cousin
Frank Lewis. :
Mrs. Mary Wright and Miss
Rosella Burgess were delegates
to the Republican convention
held at Boulder, Friday Sept. 16.
They report a lively time.
Mr. A. F. Glover, our former
Eastor spent Sunday with friends
ere.
Mrs. Geo. Jorgenson gave a
party last Saturday afternoon for
her boys’ Sunday school class.
There will be ‘a dime social in
the basement of the church next
Friday evening, Sept 23rd. Ev
erybody invited. 5
Miss Viola Crooks visited Miss
Rosclla Burgess Saturday after
lnoon.
Mr. and Mrs, Alex Thompson
lhave rented the Edwards ranch,
- ARVADA, COLORADOSFRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1910
1";%9 4 s . -
Milinery Opemng.
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I hereby :‘-_‘i,‘"‘ ounce to all the ladies of Ar
vada and(yi:inity‘-" fall opening at the Millinery
7 Storé on/Grand “‘ yenue will be
September &3rdand 24th, 1910
e l . picasure to meet-you and - show you
the splendid duplay dave for the coming season.
- ¥ MRS.INEZE FRNCH.
Town Council.
The town board metin ad
journed sessi? Thursday night, |
a week ago, all members being
present. Y |
After the reading of tgle min
utes a commitee from the Com- |
mercial club addressed:the board’
in favor of a formal opening of
the town water plant and the ce]~,
ebration of: the event in a fitting|
style. The report, on motion of |
W. M. Smith was duly accepted |
and the celebration was favored.
Atto;ney ]Pierce of Dem{errhen 1
entered a plea against charging
the contractorsD%?'le%n‘l Swartz
per diem for their delay incom
pleting the water works vhich
should have been completed the
15th day of June ingfead of the
15th day of September. The|
board then went into exeutive|
session and we understad de
cided to hold back $2050. from
the contract price. Itleksas
though the contracfigls were hop
ing to evade the fillingof the|
contract in regard o the esting |
of the wéll, The togn ik the
_!,,‘."'.‘:“'.“‘.::‘xzd-\‘y;:.x* s -
made little Or no ence 'to
them as to cost, r&yied they
ordered it in time.
There was only ontgngabout
the last town meeti; which we |
have heard criticed @There
were a few tax payepréflent t
hear the discussion! offwhon
were friendly and ne ofhon
would have caused thka ou
ble, and no sooner wt thil min
utes read thana motiiwv d
to go into executiv2sson@ The
Enterprise has alvay :l vicate
open meetings anw ixlid¥e the
more of our citJem vl are
interested in towaffir tie bet.
ter it wlll be forte tow ad we
do not think the itizen: wiio are
enough intereste to leve their
homes and attel the cpunci
meeting should e treatd} that
way. We knovhowewry that
there may be ome «cgsions
when it is\&ecsar_\: tog® into
executive sessioout is ught to
be a very rare tng. §
We would notish hovweyer to
criticize the acharshly. | Our
town board has thanklesd job,
and do their rk somefimes
when the rest ohe citizens are
in bed, and thers no one 1 say
a commendato word. They
have worked v hard and de
serve our prais |lB
Mrs. E. R. Bop of Boulder
has been enjog a visit With
her mother ancmily previous
to leaving for 1 Deigo, Cal,
where she willwith her hus
band in about zek.
The D. S. (ub held their
regular monthusiness meet
ing at'the honf Miss Knapp
last Friday evg. The meet
ing was calle order by the
president, Ethlartin. Forest
Baglin was el treasurer to
fill the vacancused by the de
parture of ) Haller to her
| home in Deny It was decided
| to hold the 188 meeting the
second Fride each month,
| The next mec Will be held at
| the home of Thirza Davis,
After all thsiness had been
transacted, tiful refresh
ments were d and a social
hour spent laying games.
|Each one eS€d herself as
having had ? -“fi id time. Thig,
| club has bee & things, watch
| for their an€port in Decem
ber and thenQuet.
\ Candy,‘{p lead pencils a}
| the Racket
Soldiers’ Monthly
Reunion.
The members of the Major An
derson Post with their wives and
friends held another of their de
lightful monthly reunions Friday
the 15th at the home of Comrade
A. C. Hunt. Inaddition to those
who regularly attended there
were present: Wm. Allen and
daughter Mrs. Hiram Brown,
Mr. Jordan and his mother Mrs.
Black, Mrs. Chas. E. Shoop, Mrs.
C. Bell, Mrs. J. T. Kennedy, Mrs.
Clarence Shoop, Mr. and Mrs. J.
F. White, Mrs. Walsen, Mrs.
Randal and Mrs. Amidon of Den- |
ver.
It was a beautiful drive from
Arvada over a road that has con
siderable travel (and with a little
work could be made good, the
worst place was a mud hole in
front of the road overseer’s farm)
with good farms or fruit tracts
on either side, a distance of
about threemiles. The stranger
y readily find Mr. Hunt's
Hen told to look out for the
T tious
and more costly farm ho es but
for a real restful beauty spot
(such as we wish every old sol
gm; owned) 1t would be hard to
eat.
5 For a great many years Mr.
,|Hunt has lived in this neighbor
)| hood with his wife and daughter
-|Mrs: Deets. The inside of the
_| home . corresponds in every way
,| with the outside, and the old sol
,|diers and their friends greatly
||enjoyed the hospitality of these |
, | excellent people.
.| At noon the tables literally
| groaned with good things and the
[vellow legged springs, the old
|soldiers delight (although
| preachers are said to have failings
|also along that line) were in
abundant evidence, and the ride
|had so sharpened the appetite,
that it was a real pleasure to eat
and watch the zest of others.
After the beautiful dinner an
impromptu program was ren
dered on the shady well kept
lawn, Commander Garrison pre
siding. This he always does with
great felicitation. |
Rev. A. W. Rice spoke of the [}
soldiers adjustment from the ci
vil life to the battle field and
then back again to civil life show
ing how easily and smoothly this
wasdone. Thesubject of a bank
guarantee law was also presented
by another speaker from a non
partisan standpoint after which
the commander spoke very forc
ibly of the embarrassment he had
been placed in at times by the
failure of the banks.
The program was bronght to a
most delightful close by a recita
tion by Mrs. Amidon of Denver
who is aertainly a most charming
elocutionist,
The Post and all who were |®
Present received a hearty invita
tion from Mr. Wm. Allen to meet | ®
at his home for their next month
ly meeting, which was readily ac
pted.
You have your home. Proba
bly yout life is insured, but have |
you firotected your family by the
purchase of a burial plot?
Crown Hill—the beauty spot
of Denver—makes the way easy.
Office 522 Symes Bldg. Tele
phone Main 2199,
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Meyers
and - little daughter Bernice ot
Greeley.and Mrs. G. W. Nelson
of Denver visited Mr. and Mrs.
A. Swanson, Sunday. i
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All the latest styles of the
I celebrated
| WABASH SOFT PINE
~ the best made
Screen wire as wide as sixty inches
Screen moulding
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All kinds of up-to-date trimmings
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ARVADA LUMBER CO.
hF. D. HUTCHINGS
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OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS PHONE !:AL‘STONVM»IV
Don’t these-cool nights and days make you think of
_ WARMER CLOTHING
WY We are showing some Warm Suits for boys, age sto 15 years
J at 3.75 4.75 6.50 and 7.50
Boys’ Overcoats at 5.00 6.00 and 7.00
Men’s Pants, kind that wear, 1.25 1.50 1.75 and 2.00
SWEATERS for Ladies, Men and Children. We
have a few we are closing out at .75. Better ones at
1.50 1.75 2.00 3.00 and 4.00
’ Wool Shirts 1.00 1.50 and 2.00
Ladies’ Dresses new patterns 1.50
Ladies’ Kimonos .50
Outing Flannels .08
Blankets 1.00 and 1.50
Sheets, Pillow Cases and Dry Goods of all kinds.
Shoes for Children 1.00 1.25 1.50 and 2.00
Shoes for Ladies 1.50 2.00 and 3.50
Shoes for Men 2.00 2.50 and 3.50
Our motto ““We Try to Please.”’ i
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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, 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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