The Arvada enterprise., November 25, 1910, Image 1

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

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THE ARVADA ENTERPRISE
VOLUME M.
Local and Personal.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Buck book“
a tn%over to Monte Vista and |
Del Norte last week returning|
Tuesday evening.
. St Mathews Episcopal ‘church |
is now holding service every|
Sunday morning at 11:00. ‘
Strictly home made mjnce meat |
at 12- 1-2 cents per pound at
George Mueich's meat market. |
. For rent 11' sale:: The build-|
ing former g occupied by the|:
Telephone . Company. - Enquire
John S. Young. '
2 e T gL ¢
For sale, thoroughbred hrown |
leghorn, &oung hens at'$6.00 per |
dozen. 'Cole'sranch. |
There will be a. dinner, suppér |.
and dance given in connection |
wfl;g the Catholic aid bazaar|
Wednesday November 30th. :
Lucy Cannon received through |
the mail last week, a beautiful ||
box of . butternuts from Miss|:
Rosa O’Conner of Arilla, Ontario. |1
For saleor trade for hay, one g
nine i'ear old horse. Phone Ral-|;
ston 1411. ‘
When in need of lumber, paint, |¢
or any kind of building material, |
see A. L, Davis, tne lumberman |?
inl'?East Arvada. Pnone Arvada |
Luey Cannon attended the ball f
fiiven by the L. C. A. at the|
nifihts of Columbia hall, Den-|,
ver, November 22nd. t
Every person who contem- l,
plates kuilding, whether it is a|®
chicken housc or a beautiful|
home should look in and see thc |
stock of building material at the|®
A. L. Davis lumber yard or call |
up phone Arvada 741. ;
Just received a new line of finc |
trunks and dress suitcases. Wc|:
will save you time, money and|:
* express charges. F.D. Hutchings. |
Rallh‘ andMrs. JaA.hI'?.Ie.wcomb of |
ston enjoyed having then |
children wt shoe mfi.fij
.48y 10 eal WIrKey WILIpLnC.
" The Catholic aid bt 1]
_Q‘f‘wf‘{.‘f n ":}I bank hs Wednes
" dav November 30th. Everybody
js inviten’to come and buy |
Christmas presents. :
We are filnd that Mrs. E. P. |
Greene and Mrs. C. P. Horton,
who have been on the sick list
are canvalescing so that they ar. ;
able to be out-aggin.
Great reductions on all trimmed |
hats. Mrs. Inez French.
For some snaps in garden |
tracts call at the Enterprise cf- \
fice.
R. O Fleener who rented M. |
Fraunheim,s twenty acre tract, |
north of Arvada, moved hie fan.-
jly in Tuesday. “They have becn |’
living neale. : “
May we suggest -a Xmas pres
ent for you? We have many of
them, and would- be more than|
leased to show you. H. A. Ul-|
fery the druggist.
Great reductions on ail trimmed |
hats. Mrs. Inez French.
W. W. Benson has had his|
* pathroom furnished this week. |
T. N, 8imms did the plumbing. |
Prompt attention willbe g'ive,n
to all customers at the People’s
Meat Market in the Wiebelt block
call or phone Arvada 1391,
Don’t forget that we .can’t be
‘beat for fine cigars and candies
in neat packages. H. A. Ullery
the druggist. ;
Mr. Jaeobs of Denver who
hased twentytwo acres of
‘and north of town joining J. J.
Weaver’s property on the south,
is having a modern SiX'-room
bungalow built on fl‘i‘a"d'
Wolf’s capital hams, the best
onthe market,.at George J.
Muench’s meat market at th?
same old stand. A frial Wl“)
convince you. S |
#. W. Gerhart. . L. Newton
and H. R. Brown joined th?
Commercial club last Monday
night. These men ought to be
quite an acquisition as th y are
liveup to date men.
A furmished room for rent
Enquire at the Fnterprisc office.
Fiddle Filled Church.
| The above is not written disre -
|spectfully, neither of the churcl 1
which was filled by the fiddle no1 *
the fiddle that filled it.
Some of the largest music hajls
have been filled to overflowing ]'
by an old fiddle in the hands of ’
one of the masters.
No sweeter music ever floated !
on the air than such strains.i
Few, if any instruments can I:
compare with the violin in ex-|
pression and execution.
It has an unlimited command
over a very wide range of sounds.
It is also one of the most an
cient of musical instruments.
Its history can be traced back
for thousands of years.
The popular pastor of the
Methodist church had anrounced
the Sabbath previous, that Prof.
Clarence Richards would be pres
ent the following Sunday, and
with his violin help in leading|{
the music both in Sunday school
and church, and that he belicved
the violin should be used to the
glory. of ‘God, and the devil
should not be allowed to steal
away our best music.
The result was, that last Sun
day morning the congregation,
which is usually large, filled the
audience .room and the class
room. ) 7
Is was a great service; not only
did Professor Richards render a
most remarkably sweet solo or.
the violin, but our fellow towns- |
man, W. R. James, sang a solo
1o the great enjoyment of the
large audience, and the choir also |-
did splendid work. é . I
~ There were also baptisms and
reception into church member
ship, followed by a good class
meeting led by S, J. Shoop.
Men who do not attend church
somewhere on Sundays, are
surely neglecting their highest
.nterests, and losing out along
spiritual lines, in such a wa)
_hat can never be recompensed.
~ There are enough people in
Arvada and vicinity to fill every
church in town. o
kT b
e irade cosiohiekens. " Yred Kel
er, south of Arvada tannery. ?
Wanted —Pigs, by M. M. Hes:
at Oberon Crussing, or address,
Arvada, Colorado.
There will be preaching in thc
Baptist church Sunday morning,
wnd at the Young People’s meet
ng in the evening Mrs. Little ot
venver will speak.
Tullcte {1 sale by Nis. EL K
Dripps, Arvada.
Don’t fail to see those beauti
ful carpets and rugs at Burton
& Chinn’s.
B. C. Williams who was so.se
riously hurt by falling from a
load of baled straw, is still con
{ined to his bed and it may be sev
oral weeks before he will be ablc
to be out again.
For rent,— A good house and
one acre of land near the High
school, on Grandview avenue.
You cen f)prchase the finest
candies of Ullery the druggist.
Captain 8. J. 8hoop entertained
at dinner on Thursday Dr, Chas.
shoop and family of Denver also
Clarence Shoop and family.
Take your shoe repairsto J. B.
jarvis, Corner Wadsworth and
.rand View avenues. 2
A Een.
A Parker Pen,
A Parker Fouatain Pen, ,
A Parker Lucky Curve Foun
tain Pen, °
At the jewelry store.
| Found, —a fur neck piece.
Owner may have the same by
identifying at the Enterprise ot}-
|fice and paying for this adver
tisement. |
| The followin& were the guests
'|of Mrs. J. I.-White on Thursday
|last, C. E. Allen and family Mr.
|and Mrs. Ernest Carne and Mrs.
H. Carne and daughter Miss Mil
|dred.
;‘ For rent: A store in the Hall
Block., Enquire at Enterprise
' offie.
J R R
*| A jewel case willmake a very
| nice present tor your lady friend.
t Come in and see thcm at the Ar
. vada Jewelry store,
" AR YADA, COLORADO; FRIDAY. NovEMBER 25, 1910
Layinig Coner Stone
For Home of De
fectives.
’ Wednesday = afternoon at. X
o’clock the corner stone of ¢
State Lraming Schodl for Py,
minded people was laia . s..i
preseuce of several people frog:
j Qe ‘Arvada, and the sur
rounding country. e
{ On the stone the followinh
| w ords were inscribed A. D. 1910
| St ate Homle ?in(fj ’].‘rs.ininxf Sw
fo1' mental defectives, de
py the State of Colorado, tggfingfl
the efforts of Ella Parish Wil
liam,s of the state Board of Cor
rectie'ns.
Boa.rd of Control John F. Shaf
roth, ¢:overnor, T, F. Daly, pres
ident. :
Three clergymen were present
and took part in the exercise:&'
the Rev. G. W. Palmer offered
the opening prayer, Father O’-
Kyan blessed the stone and Rab
b1 Friedman made a short ad
dress, the president T. F. Daly
explained the object and the
necessity of the building, and
made 1t plain to- those present
that it was a humane institution,
an absolute necessity to the weli
veing ot the state, and that the
poard needed $200,000 to carry
out the original plans. W. H.
Dickson former Attorney Gener
al who drew_the hill for the es
wablishment of the home, spoke
in the 1nterest of the institution
and highly etlogized Mrs. Ella
¥, Wilnams for: her efforts 1n
getting the work started. Dr.
. L. Jefferson of the state land
poard also spoke, and Judge
Hicks went over the events
which led up to the passage ot
the appropiiation bill of $50,000
which money 1s used asa starter.
It is located on school land
which will be a gift. 'L'here are
300 acres of good land situatea
vear the tramway car line, anu
the Colorado and Southern runp
‘nature of a training school wherc
noys and girls who are not bright
«nough to keep up with pupils 1.
che public School may have &
chunce under expert teachers tu
nave their minds developed sc
chat they may earn a living anu
not become a burden to their par
entsor the state. It is situateu
near our town and the peopic
should take a lively interest in
its welfare. It ought to be ot
great commercial value to us 11
business men see to it and make
the acquaintance of the board.
It means the expenditure of con
siderable money tu carry for
ward an institution of this kind,
and there is no doubt but it is
eminently worthy of a large*ap
propriation from our legislature.
(v wiltfill & leng felt want.
Among those present from Ar- |,
vada we noticed F. D. Hutchings
and family, Miss Doughty and
Miss Swanson,
The following members repre
senting the —Commercial club
were also present to interview |.
the board in regard to the pro
posed county road which passes
close to the home. Wesley Staley,
Ma{or Nicoll, E. A Brandon and
J. ¥. White.
The. president of the board
‘heartily endorsed the -county
road which would lead directly
to Arvada—
Free Lecture.
Disease: Its tEr‘evention and
cure by osteopathy.
A lecture at Barth’s hall, Ar
vada, Friday, Dec. 2, 1910; by
Drs. R. R. Daniels and C. C.
Reid, of Denver, under the aus
pices of the Colorado Osteopathic
Association, i
_ The Ladies’ Aid society of the
M. E. church purpose holding a
bazaar tea, December 8th. La
dies who have been asked to con
tribute fancy articles for same
w‘lwlease hand them in to Mrs.
G West as soon as possible.
Always the best corn fed meats
at Georfie J. Muench’s meat mar
ket at the same old stand, at pri
ces you would pay for poorer
grades elsewhere.
For sale—a few pair of thor
oughbred Indian Runner ducks,
also f 1t ducks hensand chickens.
J. 8. Yol'et.
Nickle Fare to Den
ver Coming.
e DI, 3
At has been said that all things
_1e0me to him who waits. ' This
| B PEen changed just a little to
[ MI-EhiIngG come to him who
{ The Comm_erc!nl elub has been
ALWNIRING, Waiting and quictly peg
lginga Y 8t the Tramway com-
Ipany for a lon *ime and conces
|sions have come too slowiy.
| St 8, time we were Kkicking:
| The co %any does not seem to
{ e the importance of our
|towm, our constant and steady
fgroweth and the increased travel
h ghe cars do not seem to be ap-l
|7 We must call attention tothesei
; g8. It does seem asif the
{eompany would send some dne
| ovaroocasionally so as tokeep in
| toukh with our progress and help
|ulii our work,
| Khe town feels a little bit dis
colifaged that the fare is not re
" M®n cents to Denver is . too
'mtigh and we feel they are dis
erifflinating against us. If five
cerlls ovEnglewood. why not %o
'A'ickle fare from Denver
woMld mean our population dou
ble@ in three years or less.
" If would mean hundreds of
.newt-homes built.
[§ would mean the cutting up
intd#mall garden tracts all these
arge farms which lie contiguous
to the town.
Iti%vould mean that the cars
‘whiéh come and go during the
middle of the day would be
erowded and they would have to
to be run oftener. ‘
It would mean all this, and
thousands of people would have
cheir tumway grouch turned in
to a smile.
Comeon, Mr. Tramway and|
lo yourpart. You may rest as
sured. ye will do ours and . help
YO A _£RD-. Q00 4 SVEryDOCY,
whlid W e, N e
Commercial Club.
Th@'regular meeting of the
club Was g:ld last Monday night
wnd cPngiderable business to the
interdgt of the town was looked
after.| o
A %I committee, headed
by Mayer Nicoll, was appointed
w0 looKafter a ridge wagon road
to the West connecting with the |
one Just opened at the end of"
arand View ave, .
The fown at the present time
isshutiin to a large extent, on
the west, The intention is to
have al opened which runs
close tothe new State Home and
chroughthe Stanley farm where
1 great l-tractsof land
have been sold and buildings
rectedy
Itisu these gardeners
and othéts are very anxious to
have this direct road into Ar
vada. Itwill cost but little and
be an attomodation to a great
many taX payers. ‘
The commttee having charge |
of the five cent fare also re-|
ported and are hopeful that some|
thing will be doing along that
line shortly,
_ All ourcitizens should become
interested and attend the meet
ings of ‘the 'flommercial club
which are ‘held twice a month.
It will ‘cost you very little to
come in &nd help to boost for
your towL&" DA
Do no t for the other fel
low to dait all.
Fat and Forty,
E. L Mmb was forty
Tuesday &nd “his mother, Mrs.
J. A Ne‘gmb. got up a little
party on the oecasion.
It was ‘akndod for a surprise
but the “fat and forty’’ man
could not'be taken unawares.
He had planned te go into Den
ver, 80 thw to “let the cat
out of thetbag” to keep him at.
home. y
Several of hig friends were
| present and they all had a lovely
time and;‘eam away feeli g
pretty 5‘”‘,”,;‘,!&,'. Enoch was go d
for another forty years. ‘
And whoknows if he keeps on
'impl‘OV‘"g?‘hO may, like his pre
decessor ofthe same name, not
|die st all T2 |
| Wilton velvet and axminister
| rugs at Burton & Chinn’s.
|F. D. HUTCHINGS
OPEN SATURD‘AMYW:';‘.:E\H‘JZS TILL 10 O,CI;O&TK’ e PHONE RALSTON 641
We have just received a new line of Men’s trousers
made in the litest cuts and nobby patterns at
150 175 2 00 3 00 5§00
: Children’s Suits
With long or knee pants at 3
400 ECO 600 700
S XY
Rubher Goods
. We are prepared for the coming winter and carry
OVERSHOES
RUBBLERS
RUBBER BOOTS
AND ARCTICS
at the old prices
: Hats and Caps
1 lined with fur also automobile caps at
| 25¢ LSO/ 75¢ 1 00
We carry COMIFORTS, BLANKETS, OUTING FLANNELS
and Dry Goods generally.
Shoes
Heavy Shocs for Girls at 150 2 00
Ladies’ Shoes at 195 2 00 3 00
Men’s Shoes at 200 200 500
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Get ytl)gu" .
Shoes, Hosiery, Harness, Whips Etc.
g o from us and get a
.. .. BEAUTIFUL PICTURE FREE
e We carry an excellent asiortment.” LION brand
.Work sl¥ses. MAYER work and dress shoes, Child
+ren’ and Misses SHoes, ROBT. BAGSHAW, Prop.
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WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER
NOW is the tine to Lecin to think akout XMAS
Buy early ani you get what vou want. What do you
think of a Parler Lucky Curve Fountain Pen?
Czll in and see them.
- Arvada’s Up-to-date Jewelry Store
miflli‘“’tfi o ';t;‘l’.mm—‘—w
m::: T O
CARL SCHULTZ
PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER.
FIRS5T CLASS WORK GUARANTEED. |
Hav som spe i bigiins just now in second hand
and shghtly used praoos: i
One Iisch 715 51000, now $100: One Stuyves
ant, was 5350, o 5123: One Windsor, was $325,
nm\Y' $175: 01> I"a-canl-C2zilian Player-piano, was
$650, now $330. O.e sSt:inway .Tquarc] $40: One
ianc-case Organ 520, Terms if desired.
Hlinces 1’ hone :\rnL:.dn 1451.
‘_fllm‘:‘.‘?.’."{’. T T T r— —
e
We Sell
Monitor Drills, Cocdenough and
Success Plows, and Mandt Wagons.
R. 0. GRAVES
-—-:rr:'ry <o TF TR D m‘,:._._:: e oo e ——
—— TR
. D. W. COMSTOCK
The Reliable Painter and. Paper Hanger
All work guian'ec . Has a fine stock of wall paper.
2 I — POD TN TR ——
Have your Sidewellis lail and your Cement Work
done by )
HINES & WALTERS |
Good work p_um'a"iccd. . ’
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