The Arvada enterprise., November 18, 1910, Image 1

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THE ARVADA ENTERPRISE
VOLUME 111.
Local and Personal.
Arvada’s popular Eatatorium. |
« Smith and Gray.
. St Mathews Episcopal church
_iß now holding service every
Sunday morning at 11:00.
-~ Strictly home made mince meat
- at 12 1-2 cents per pound at
George Muench’s meat market.
Arvada’s popular Eatatorium, |
Smith and Gray.
Turkeys for sale; call phone
Arvada 1032.
Miss Stella Comstock has 100
.votes and Miss Evelyn Cantral
has 75 in the diamond ring con
-test at this writing.
Just received a new line of
nickel plated soap dishes towel
racks, rollers and all kind of
...bath room paraphernalia, Call
andsee us. R.J. ARNoLD & Co.
_ Plumbers.
When in need of lumber, paint,
or any kind of buildin% material,
see A, L, Davis, tne lumberman
f‘ri 7East Arvada. Pnone Arvada
The Ladies’ Aid society of the
M. E. church purpose holding a
bazaar tea, December Bth. La
dies who have been asked to con
tribute fancy articles for same
will please hand them in to Mrs.
G. West as soon as possible.
Every person who contem
plates building, whether it is a
chicken house or a beautiful
home should look in and see the
stock of building material at the
A. L. Davis lumber yard or call
up phone Arvada 741. :
Just received a new line of fine
trunks ard dress suit cases. We
will save you time, mone\y; and
express charges. F.D. Hutchings.
The Catholic aid bazaar will
be given in the bank hall Wednes
day November3oth. Everybody
<lB ‘inviten to come and - buy
Christiass prosents, o o o pazh
““rugs at Burton & Chinn’s. y
Great reductions on all trimmed
hats. Mrs. Inez French.
Ladies’ and children’s furs, a
nice line at less than usual prices
at the Recht Emporium.
The Mission class is increasing
in interest with each session.
Come and visit Monday evening
at the parsonage.
For some snaps in. garden
tracts call at the Enterprise of
fice.
Miss Mary Schultz is the proud
possessor ofa t eautiful new riano
Great reductions on all trimmed
hats. Mrs. Inez French.
The Rev. R. Sanderson left
last week for Calhan where he
will assist the pastor in holding
evangelistic meetings for three
weeks.
There will be preaching in the
Baptist church Sunday morning
at 11:00.
Prompt attention will be given
to all customers at the People’s
Meat Market in the Wigbelt block
call or phone Arvada 1391.
The Ladies’ aid society of the
M. E. church met at the home of
Mrs. A. M. Abbot. November 10,
1910. All present had an enjoy
able time, and Mrs. Abbot proved
herself an admirable hostess.
You can f)urchase the finest
candies of Ullery the druggist.
Always the best corn fed meats
at George J. Muench’s meat mar
ket at lt‘.ge same old stand, at pri
ces you would pay. for poorer
, grades clsewhere.
Take your shoe repairs to J. B,
Jarvis, Corner Wadsworth and
Grand View avenues.
There are lots of dry weeds in
© town that should be burned up,
they are dangerous to have so
nea. your dwelling, as a spark
may set fire to them almost any
. time. ;
Pullets for sale ly Mis. E. K
Dripps, Arvada. o
Don’t fail to'see those beauti
ful carpets and rugs at Burton
& Chinn’s.
For rent,— A good house and
one acre of land near the High
schootf on Grandview avenue.
’ Good old horse for sale cheap,
jor trade for chickens. Fred Kel
ler, south of Arvada tannery.
Mrs. Settle who has been liv
ing near Denver View has rented
L. C. Elliot’s new house and is
moving her famiiy.in-this week..
Rev. King of Denver will
greach in the Baptist church
Sunday, both morning and even
ing. 2 |
For saleor trade for hay, one
nine year old horse. Phone Ral
ston 1411.
AW{a‘,tt Dinwiddie is on the sick
list this week :
Robert Cleary has been adding
three porches to his house, paint
inside and out, and put in a foun
dation under the house, and fin
ishin%lpn the inside.. He will
now have quite a comfortable
home. g
A. M. Pitt has improved his
property by building a woven
wire fence on two sides of his
20 acre tract.
Spuds, spuds, spuds, here they
are at last, cheap for winter po
tatoes. Now is the time .to put
them in. ' The Colorado fruit man
has them at $1.15 per hundred
while they last. Phone Ralston |
811. 2 i
Wanted —Pigs, by M. M. Hess
at Oberon Cressing, or address,
Arvada, Colorado.
At the Presbyterian church,
next Sunday morning the natives
will be addressed by a native of
Calcutta, India, Mr. A. G. Van-
Haaften. He has addressed
large audiences in this country
and is vouched for by prominent
representatives of various
churches. Those hearing him
will be repaid for coming
Those not attending other
churches are cordially invited.
There will be a dinner, suppe:
and dance given in connection
|with the Catholic aid ™ bazaar
Mike Briggs found free lodg
|ing and board for a month but
he wanted the judge to make it
longer. He went into Robert
Bagshaws and stole a pair o
shoes, tried to sell them on the
street and finally tried to per
suade the marshal to buy, who at
once suspicioned him and Mike
owned he snatched them. The
result was 30 days in jail and he
asked Judge Bennett to make it
40 days.
For sale, thoroughbred brown |
leghorn, young hens at $6.00 per
dozen. Cole’s ranch.
——— .
W. F. Gerhart of Pocahontas,
la. has leased H.Vonberg’s prop
erty, formerly E. A. Brandon’s,
in West Arvada and moved his
family in last week. Mr. Ger
hart has been employed as sta
tion agent for the Rock Island
railroad for twenty-five years be
fore moving to this town. He
expects to devote a part of his
time to poultry raising the com
ing year.
The entertainment given un
der the auspices of the Presby
terian Christian Endeavor netted
the C. E.’s $8.40 out of the S7O.
45 taken in. ' The total expense
amounted to $16.84.
Pearl NICCHLSCN,
ek : Pres.
North Evans, superintendent
of the Methodist Sunday schoo!
says they had a record breakiny
|attendance at school Sunday
morning, there were 142 present
and it was the highest number
in the history of the school so fa:
as known. It will (})robab]y g 0
higher next Sunday if the
weather is fine on account of a
very fine violin player coming to
help in the musie both in the Sgun
| day school and church service.
Great reductions on all trimmed
hats. Mrs. Inez French. -
| The Women’s Home Mission
|ary societ{; spent Tuesday after
.|noon at the home of Mrs. C. R.
Buck and notwithstanding the
{inclemency of the weather, twen
| ty-five ladies was present. Mrs
Gulette was also present, and
_ fiave a talk on the Deaconess
| Home at Colorado Springs. The
social feature was an imgortant
part and very dainty and delic
| |ious refreshments were served
11 by Megdames Cagley, Buck and
Drake. o7 LA
ARVADA, COLORADO, ERIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 19
Official Count.
The votes have
ficially counted and appears in
the Golden Transcript this week.
We hope to furnish it to our
readers in our next ‘issue so that
they may see how each precinck
voted in the county. e
Tho official count has made
very little change, it increased
the majorities just'a little of the
county Republican candidates, ail
of whom were elected. Charlés
Easley for assessor, ran the high
est on his ticketibn,vingbeqm,
feated by only 19 votes, The
Republican _ngl ‘?fis nothing 't
brag over and we hope the clost
vote will put them on their best
behavior during the next tywo
years. The same'board of com
missiorers as in the last termi
will still control for-another two
years, they have done ‘well and
we expect they will still do bets
ter. . Sriee
Governor Shafioth carried Jefs
ferson county by 177, votes, this
isa high tribyte to the governor,
coming as it does from a nor-
Ema]ly Republican county. T
~ Kenehan carried thecounty by:
fourteen votes, it
These are the only state Dems
ocrat candidates that received
a plurality of votesin this county.
Miss Dier, who conducted the
“‘Union Depot”’ play supposed!y:
for the benefit of the Presbyte
rian church will hardly get at~
other invitation to come to Ars
vada. It would appear from the
report of the young peo%le tha
$70.45. was taken in at the door
and the Christian Endeavor got
8.40. In addition to the receipts
aL the door, the merchants paid.
about ' sixteen dollars to advers
tise merely on the program. It
lccks as though Miss DEAR was
dcar at any old price. S
! H. S. Burton for county coro
ner came off with flyinz colors
and rece'}ved the handsome ma
jority .of 184 votes ‘over Mr.
Sweetser, Demograt. Thia:Weg
cast, as there were 205 for the so%
cialist candidate. Mr, Burton
feels deservecly proud over the
ecord made at home where the
majority of 219 votes gave him
the election\ by overcoming a
'small majority outside of Arvaca
fprecincts.
Allis quiet after so much ex-|
citement lust week in prepara-|
tion.for the ‘‘Union Depot’” play
given under the auspices of the
Y. P.S. C. E. We all wish t
extend our thanks and apprecia
'tion to the members of the E. L.
and othcrs for their kindness in
helping us in our undertaking.
C. E. NoLEs.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Schellenger
f.om Cheerckee, la. are on their
way to Los Angeles, Calif. and
are stopping over a -few days
this week with their nephew and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred L.
Schellenger. Like many other
visitors to our town they are in
love with beautiful Arvada.
C. M.Rutherford has purchased |
the brick house on West Third‘
street, formerly occupied by the|
Rev. E. G. Judd, and moved into
the same last week. The I{ev.’
Judd has moved to Manzanola,
he docs'not intend to take a pul-|
pit for nearly a year, it is too]
much on his nervous systemi
We regret to lose this excellent!
family. |
A new street has been graded’
from the west end of Grand View
ave. to Mr. Kimbro’s. This
street opens up a number of good
lots which are placed on the
market at a low price. |
The Independent Republicans
met at the court house in Golden
last Saturday and had a great
meeting, and are very much en
couraged over the election re
turns. W. W. Wilmore was
chosen chairman and his election
to that position means business.
Wolf’s caliital hams, the best
on the market, at George J.
Muench’s meat market at the
same old stand. A trial will
convince you.
The grocery firm of Smith and
Gray wishes to announce that
the store wiil be closed all day
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. W. R. Swacley is enjoy
ing a few days virit with rela
' tives in Longmont,
Frenchmen to Give
$650,000 for the
Completion of ' the
Big Reservoir.
Capital sufficient to complete
ighe Denver Reservoir and Irriga-
On company , system of canals
nd reservoirs and to paythe wa
r tax in irrg(;lation districts that
ere promised water this year
S been dbt?llfied from a French
ndicate said Milton Smith, gen
al counsel for the company who
eturned yesterday after two
ecks spent in Kansas City where
e negoitations with the syndi
ate representatives were con
ucted. __The syndicate will ad
s¥ance $650,000 at once, is the an-
Imouncement made by the Denver
ißttorney, ¢
' Smith says the company will|
{Bupply land under its canals with |
vater for next year’s crops. He
{also said specifications of the
Iwork which' remains to be done
twill be drawn up immediately
and sent to France with the nec
fessary papers. President Kene
ffick of the Kansas City firm will |
{be in Denver the latter part of|
fithe week to make final arrange
{ments. He will either go to
{f'rance to submit the proposition
o the French capitalists inter- |
fested, or cable all details. E
I« It practically has been decided,
Jaccording’ to Attorney Smith,
that the Denver Reservor and
Hrrigation company project wil <
Ibe united with the Henrylyn pro- |
ject and water be furnished from |
{that source. This question is one |
{that will' be submitted to thc l |
| French interests. - }:
{ The Denver men interested in |
the preject will furnish security
| for the loan of capital necessary
to compl%e the project, said at
| torney Smith.
New Club Organized.
new c¢lub®Was organized 4t
18. George Cagley’s home Tues-
Jday evening, every one having a
Bplendid me on account of the
fun and jollity made by the
outhful hostess. Present were
'the Misses Emma and Pear] Wat
son, Nettie Doughty, Marie|,
Muhlenbrock, Grace Greene, Eva ||
Cagley. and the Mess:s. Clinton |;
and Homer Rice, Theodore Se- ]
gelke, Alben Swanson, Arthur
Schultz, Joe Mitchel, and Mrhand
Mrs. Carl MceFadden.
Young People Elected.
The Epworth League held the
regular busincss meeting Thurs
day evening November 10. After
the regular order of business, the
following officers were elected,
namely: Clinton Rice pres.; Jes
sie Griflth, Ist vice pres.; Gladys|
Jarvis, 2nd vice pres.; Sadie Mil-!
ler, Brd vice pres., Gladys San-‘l
derson 4th vice pres.; Alben|
Swanson, Secy.; Homer Elliot, l
treas.: Ethyl Martin, organist.
Watch the League grow. 1
Wedding Bells.
Two of Westminster’s most ‘{
‘popular young people, Miss Ket- |
urah Beeson and Jon D. Bright |
were quietly married last Satur
day night by Rev. Taylor. They
iwnll_ spend a few daysin Colorado|
Sfimnfis and will be at home to |
't eir friends after November 19.
. _The bride was formerly of|
[Chatanoog'a, Tennessce and the |
aoom ‘was born and raised in|
'Colorado. The Enterprise joins |
| D eongratulations. 1
Notice
{1 have at Greenwood larm, lo-
I%fid at Juchem Station, a con
|siderable quantity of green cot
|tonwood and locust timber which
L will give away for the clearing,
]the latter being most excellent
| for posts. Please see Mr. Noll af
‘the farm. Also kindling wood
for sale. Otis B. Clark.
Thanksgiving Services.
. The Theinksgiving services this
year will be held'in the Baptist
church, Arvada next Thursday,
‘November 24th, 10:30 a. m., Rev.
,H-.S. Beavyis pastor of the Pres
;b&'terian church, preaching the
Sermon. Music by the union
|°h°l§. all the people, irrespective
l“.c urch relations are cordially
‘Wlted to attend.
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|nA furnished room for rent
Enquire at the Enterprise office.
F. D. HUTCHINGS
OPEE SATURDAY EVENINGS mfl._flr),_CLOCK PHONE RALSTON 641
We have just received a new line of Men’s trousers
made in the latest cuts and nobby patterns at
150 1756 2 00 3 00 5 00
Children’s Suits :
With long or knee pants at
4 00 5 00 6 00 7 00
o Rubber Goods
We are prepared for the coming winter and carry
OVERSHOES
RUBBERS
RUBBER BOOTS
AND ARCTICS
at the old prices
Hats and Caps
lined with fur also automobile caps at
25¢ 50/ 75¢ 1 00
We carry COMFORTS, BLANKETS, OUTING FLANNELS
and Dry Goods generally.
Shoes
Heavy Shoes for Girls at 150 2 00
Ladies’ Shoes at 1 95 2 00 3 00
Men’s Shoes at 2 60 3 00 5 00
-e
Get your
Shoes, Hosiery, Harness, Whips Etc.
from us and get a
BEAUTIFUL PICTURE FREE
o Wezcarryan excellent qqaqrtment..’v LlON'br’nd .
work shoes, MAYER work and dress “shoes, Child
ren’ and Misses Shoes. ROBT. BAGSHAW, Prop.
RTR S P TY KR L ORI N DSk | W TSRANOT Y 2EKT
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER
NOW is the time to begin to think akout X [VIAS
I invite everyone that reads this ad. to make The
Arvada Jewelry Store their headquarters while doing
their Christmas shopping.
Arvada’s Up-to-date Jewelry Store
. T W YT R I 1 TSN AN Y7 A s
L ————— S T Y
CARL SCHULTZ
PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER.
FIRST CLASS WORK GUARATEED.
Have sh)m2 special bargiins just now in second hand
and slightly usad pianos:
One Fiszher, was $4)O, now $100: One Stuyves
ant, was $35), nov $1235: One Windsor, was $325,
now si7s: Oae Farrand-Cezcilian Player-piano; was
$650, now $350: One Steinway Square $4O: One
Piano-case Organ $BO. Terms if desired.
Phone Arvada 1451.
A TR LY OYPR T NTS T LIRBoDM T AN TTY
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We Sell
Monitor Drills, Goodenough and
Success Plows, and Mandt Wagons.
B AT LT N st
The Reliable Painter and Paper Hanger
Al work guaranteed. Has a fine stock of wall paper.
- S R Dabal
~ Have your Sidewalks laid and your Cement Work
done by
HINES & WALTERS
Good work guaranteed. ‘
SRR ST TIR LL G
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