The Arvada enterprise., October 28, 1910, Image 1

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

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THE ARVADM ENTERPRISE
VOLUME /1.
Local and Personal
~ Look for the Jewelry store ad,
_+ =Nothing overlic at the Racket
o, _-.-'l_'};e C'infialic Ladies” aid -will
- meet with Mvs. Martin Calshan,,
- Thursday, _l*Egy_grrj{‘.;cr 3rd 1910.
. Last week the item was inad
= vertently crowded out, that Ihel
~ stork had dropped a little baby
girl into_the home of Mrs. C. L.
. Margle of Graves avenue.
Lost,—a tie strap and weight.
i“‘i_el;flfi)lcfie return to: Enter
s prise office.” .. T D
. Dr. Eigler of Denver will be
at Dr. Foster’s oflice Wednesday
afternoon. Practice limited to
- .eye, ear, throat and nose; glasses
. accurately fitted. i
" . Mr. and Mrs. Porter Smithand
i mlhafi Sghultz Sj)ldHouf{ theii
~ dairy Monday to J. H. Kelien
* benz whoq\s a practical dairymar
Millinery done at my home,
Hats made and trimmed af rea
sonable prices.—Maud Pierce,
- phone Arvada 751
-~ Mr. ane Mrs. H. Berkey of
Central City are enjoying a visit
with Mr, and ‘Mrs. L. L. Schel
lenger this week. N
Look for the Jewelry store ad.
Get your fine cigars and can
dies of Ullery the druggist. °
For a real up-to-date mea
market step in and see George
Muienehs e, oo
Chrysanthemums and carna
tiyns at P. J. Manchester’s green
house; phone Ralston IZI.
Writing paper 10-15¢ at the
Rackgter a7 o o O
The Waterman Ideal fountair
pen, nothing better. Ullery the
~ druggist. &
* Waxed paper for lunches, scal
the Racket. .~ - &
oo I you wg ata resigrood loaf ol
¥ ead ",‘ ,'!M:'l C
s Rfiw “Bakery. It is hard to
beat. ans
For sale,—l pr. youngl2oo 1t
mares, close mz{tche_dfi,“
The very best remcdies fo.
coughs and colds. ~ Ullery thc
druggist. = T
Do not forget that we areherc
to stay. Peoples Meat NMarket
phone Arvada 1391.
Look for the Jewelry store ad.
For sale—an eight foot I'. &, I
steel wind-mill and a forty foot
“our post steel tower in good coL
dition at halt price of a new oue.
R. L. Newton, on Bell place south
of Arvada, phone, Ralston 1611.
For all kinds of building ma
terial, see A. L. Davis, the Lum
berman, in Bast Arvada.
The Rev. E. G. Judd preaches
his farewell sermon in the
Baptist church nextbunday morn
ing. The Rev. Judd has certain
ly done a great work in Arvada;
he found just a few earnest mem
bers, when he came, owning a
couple of lots. Lhese lots were
sold and acorner site selected o:.}
~ which now stands a handsomc
church” which will “remain as a
monument to the lnde}'ptigabl;
labors of Rev. E. G.Judd and
his co-workers.
All the ladies interested in the
Arvrda cemetery please meet at
Mrs. E. A. Brandon’s Saturday,
Oct. 29, at 2:00 p. m. to make
arrangements for dinnerand sup
per to be given at Barth’s hall
election day for the benefit ol
Arvada Cemetery fund.
MRS. CLARA KIMBROUGH.
R. J. Champion and family
mhoved down from Leadvillé last
week and are now nicely settled
in their beautiful new'home on
. Grand View avenue. —‘Lhey had
the pleasure the last of the week
of a visit from their daughter,
Miss Clara, who is attending the
Colorado universit yatßoulder. It
was largely due to- hiiss Chani
pion that her parents selected
Arvada for their home, she hud
ent a couple ol summier vaca
?i%ns here, the guest of Miss Mil
dred Carne and o deeply fell in
love with Beautiful Arvada that
her parents were also influcnced
in the same direction. Mrs. La
zenby, mother of Mis, Chinjion
and also aunt of hir A B Gole,
Jives with the family.
Tiio) Ly s et st e L TEU sDT Let
| Rugs and carpets at Burton ,&{
| Chinn’s. : e
| Look for the jewelry store: ad. %
| One furnished ;room for rent. |
{ Enrterprise ofiice. ‘
l R. R. Carr leit on ‘Wednesday |
{with hig family for his old homef
l place, Pittsburg Pa. f
Farmers can bring their grain:
to the A. L Davis saw mill and |
have it gionnd “fore per hun-!
dred while they wait. 4‘
“A Big Night Tomorrow .|‘
i et e 2 »”
. Come down to Miss Bthel|
Swanson’s Hallowe’eén party |
Satuiday evenin;i and wear your '
Ghost gowns. The'Arvada E. L.
is f;_iving thissocial and you can’t
help having a good time. Ad
mission 10c. ‘
Commercial Club
Town Extension, Reduction |
of Tramway Fare. ' I
The Commercial club held an'
adjourned meeting last Monday |
night which was quite largely at-;
tended. i
John H.' Schultz was one of |
the new members present and ig‘
added greatly to the interest of |
the meeting by his remarks. - He |L
presented to the elub the subject *a
i regard to the opening of a
strect from Ralston avenue north ||
tothe recad on which the school t
house is built and reported thnti
the farmers were ready to donate |
theirland for this purpese with |}
possibly ouly one exception and}
chat they would also, place a|g
bridge over Ralston creek, and
that Mr: Rowan would probably
be ready to have -Arvada extend |}
.ts borders tothe north and take |}
n his forty dgcre tract whichis to |§
be cut up into small garden|f
fracts. /
The opening of the street and
_he extension of the town limits
villbe a benefit to all concerned |
he 1 ega d to the ve yul "",." d
and pronounced diserimination on
the part of the Denver Tramway |}
n continuing all these years to
sharge ten cents to Denver when
»assengers from University Park |!
imd even' from Englewocd ride i
o the city for a nickle. y
The following gentlemen were i
ippointed on a committee to look
ato the: matter -and see what. ||
:ould be done to prevent this dis-|,
crimination against Arvada: E.
A. Brandon, J. H. Schultz and |
Wesley Staley. |
The next meeting will he Nov-|
mher Tth when the committee|
vill be expected to report. lEv-|
ery member should be present. |
H igh School Notes.
The freshmen held a class meet
ing on Monday, the following of
ficers were e¥ected: Pres., John
Olson; vice pros., Clair Frey; sec
retary, Chas. McCory; teeasurer,
Myrtle Griflith; sargeant at arms,
Vivian Grifiith. Wakeup Sophs.
Lost— A yellow and white
sweater, reward if returned to
the senior boys. ;
Since the arrival of our fine
lew mugic bocks two weeks ago,
music period- is looked forward
to by us all as the best period of
the wecek. :
The seniors took a test in Eng
lish and the seniors in algebra
ind judging from the happy ex
pressions on their faces, they
1(17 u’s?t) have made excellent grades
One of the brilliant sophomores
asked of Miss Hall the other day,
*‘Are them mine in the corner?’
Last Thursday evening the
high school went on a hayrack
ride out to the schoolhouse of
Dist. no. 6 to a literary program
|which vwas fine. Those tifling
art from the high school were:
| glell Nicholson, Isabel Hooper,
Richard I%isberts and de:in
| Doane: The ride was enj
by all in spite of the fact
we had to wait outside of the!
schoolhouse in the cold: as we:
|started home, while a stronger,
team of horses was provide(fg
get us into town. : '
| I A most insp'ring sight met our !
|gaze when on' coming into the
iroom on Londay noon. all the
| senjor boys were arrayed in beau- '
T tiful 2old and white sweaters of
| whicl) they are very proud and
they have reseon to be for the:
sweaters 1 the class colors are -
‘very beautiful, . G
ARVADA, COLORADOMBICAY, OCTOEER 28, 1910
. WHAS® THE lATTER WITH ARVADA?
r?’;‘:; _ -'H\ld is going after it, we landed the Odd Fellews he me lest week, next week we
want:lo '; el’y person in this vicinity, we have the G.cds aud will make the prices. A few
et DY NOVEMBER 1. 1910. «
'THE FIRST N@l (ONAL BANK
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e ‘
will give a -“Z A every new account of
$5O or over ope th them that day.
: CFE I ORE , E
will serve a Chicke? Restarant form 12 o'clock 1
till out, for 25 cents. , E |
: §oe Seivh .'\“‘.""‘v - \
Hats trimmed Free on TuesdafiNovenber |st at v
< 3;’ = N
THE FRENCH MILINERY
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Special Reduction on all Hatsiand Ritbons. Kimonas 25e.
) S *
\ The Peoples Meat Market
{ HARRY 8. I_)'«:‘«.l.\, Proprietor
Will sell Round St x-' 14 cents per pound.
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- Hutch #’s - Togiery Shop
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PR T A eo’ Vi ~___._______*,r_
Davis Ceqp Miil
Stove Wood cut and dried at. 2! §-2 per hundred pounds
The Arvada shoe Store
: 1,00 and 1.25 Whips for 75¢
Teizlaff Bros.
. will deliver Puritan coal at 4.25 per ton. :
The Arvada Drug Store
~ Wil give special reduccd prices emall Box Stationery.
Phone Arvada 271 %i A. ULLERY, The Rruggist
Will place on sale regular 2Uc Glass Fruit Dishes at 10c
e *
"~ The Arvada Enterprise
_ will allow 10 per cent discount on all new subscrip
~__tions and also onafrears paid that day.
Don’t forget to register Tues-|
lay, it will %e your last day with
he exeeption of- the day be'or
leetion, If you' leave it till theny
rou will have to get two witness-|
sto swear you in. There willl
210 trouble of this kind if you
cgister next Tucsday. |
Look for the Jewelry store ads!
[/
,‘f\.,.f.'- W. Strickland and
plaigt i&'caek for a \'}isn
0 Indianapolis, Ind., where they
";r\»fi\-f?fl': for several weeks
_:7";-!. and relatives.
e, Strickland expects to juin
them shortly.
R
fe - 8000 six room house foi
tent, Enterprise Office.
SRS
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. The New Meat Market
GEORGE MULNCH, Proprietor
T Wil sell 7 pounds of Leaf Lard for I:oo————
ot ————— i..,. - -e ecanee — — B
Wants to keep you sweet and will sell Chocolate Creams at
20 cents a pound.
T 3
R. J. Arncld & Co.
Will sell Bath Seats, Soap Dishes and Towel Racks at cost.
| : 1
l Smith & Gray :
! . .
: Wil make a very low P lce on r\pl;lcs.
J. T. Kennedy ‘
'i"..w'l“ elt Morey's Cabinet Coffec at'the tow price of 22 1-2¢
rkz‘ nd. | _B;i.ng s ad. " ’t~ Ak
e
! Any stove in store al 50¢ lcss than usva afic%lfa'm'
I 75¢c. Sherwin Willians Poirt sl.sogal If these prices are
| not meation=d or the ad brought 1, goods will be sold at usual
! price.
A | y
i Arwvada Hardware Company
| S s
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‘ VWalter R. James
i Arvala's Up-to-date Jewelry Store
Will sell Alarm Clocks at cost.
~
J. SCHUL
i Wl deliver Leyden Coal at $4.25 per ton.
Axvada Lumber Co.
will make o redacti noof from 25¢ to 50c per ‘square on Rubber
i Ko fing. :
! The Rzcht Emporium
’ Faall sze Sk line hnotted Comforts with 4 pound, one piece
b, wts $1.65.
o e QV S e
| ihe Arvada Sun
wi Il allow 10 per ceit discount on all subscriptions,
ne w or old.
C.. H. Oliver oni vifi a.e back
in C »Jleralo where Lir Qiivei |
will: esttorawhiwe. L will Le
remembered as o theo oo ¢ vho
startc d the Arvaca @ akery.
Mr s. Hines cntetaned Rev.
and © Ars. Lico ane L waugh
ter a t dinper au Ldey - nigiat 1
hono. of h.r Li.thua,.
NUMBER 18
Mr.” and Mrs. R. Champion
cuine home from Kelso, Oregon
st weck and expect torenan
ull MNew Years when they wll
leave for Iresno, Calif. and ta .e
up work again for the same eon
tiactors that he has now been
with for mova then a veas
Goud cotice winte at lests, 160
and Le lb. Emith anu Gray,