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

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

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THE ARVADA ENTERPRISE
VOLUME Il
Local and Personal.
The Rev. R. Saideisn re
tuyned Monday from his s-rvices
at-Ca;(l;.n where he held meet
ings for three wceks with good
results. fa
" Miss Anna Paftner I f
Wednesday morrirg for a ti to
Califorria where che wll sper.d
the wirfer with idati¢s :.d
friends.
argnlgmmg hdoni free on ary
icle ght here. Arvaca
Jewelry Store.
Strictly honz maiz mince
meat;;.;l(fq Ib. Sm:th and Gray.
J. fiankivel and family moved
this Week'l;afl;om Griffithy to the
house on ton avernuc built b
C. E. Gilmore. ¥
For sale, —A beaitiful mahog
any upright piano almost like
new. - Original cost $500 will sell
i:!"ls(_ilrio . Call at hGlan(ivicw
ves ave. or phone Arva
da 781, F S
For sale—Two city broke eight
Koar old and general purpcse
orses. J. M. Tye, East Ralston
Avenue, Arvada.
Dress making at reasonable
prices. Mrs. Amos Musser, on
the Dorsey ranch three milcs
west of Arvada. Phone Arvada
1064, !
For some snaps in gardcn
tracts call at the Enterprisc of
fice. © v
Greéat reductionsona’l rinmed
hats. “Mrs. Inez French.
TS TGy _ ECemeread
Mrs. Jno. Wollen who hLas an
attack of appendicitis is slowly
recovering from the same aird
expects to be able to sit up
shortly.
Great reductions on al! trimmed
hats. - Mrs. Inez French.
w axminister
rugnt A i g
fifl ‘:gfi‘-'(\ffi‘o}iao been for
a long time ill at the residcnce
of hg'l, Wideman, was taken to
the St. Anthony’s hospital this
‘week..:
Our store will be open every
evening from the 12th until
CHRISTMAS. Arvada Jewelry
store.
M#& and Mrs. Wilbur, parents
of h%'s. C. W. McFadden lcit
Tuesday for California after (n
joying a few weeks visit with
theirgaugh’oer and family.
D.’W. Hester and famiiy have
moved back to their home on
Wadsworth avenue.
C. M. Hillman and family have
moved into Mrs. A. H. Barth’s
house on Ralston avenue.
St Mathews Episcopal church
is 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.
When the wind whistled and
shrieked and howled and roared
as it did last Sunday, and you
saw the sparks flying fiom your
neighbor’s chimney over to the
!'il':lgure-pila close to your barn,
r the dry weeds about th house
3{(1 you feel sure that you hid
» insuranee policy in th> Provi
ggmeWashinton Co.ort'e Metra
Co. orthe Continentd? Ify u
want ‘to- be insurcd in one of
these rcliable compani s, call a: d
sce J. F. White. Ycu wll be
sure then, if your house burns to
get your money.
Good old horse for sale cheap,
or trade for chicl e s. FrcdKe -
ler, pouth of Arvada tarnery.
Prompt attention will be given
to all customers at the Pcople’s
Meat Market in the Wicbelt block
call or phone Arvada 1391.
Those who have reccntly
heard the Arvada Cornet band,
say that the boys are gettng
along nicely. In view of the
fact that some of them did not
know anotew hen theycommer ced
th‘a must have given ccnsider
abl e'xfii,m(‘."topraq;icin_ andth lead
or must have a good stock 0 ] a;
tience and considerable ablty
The Fnterprise hopes the boy:
will‘1.ow go right ahead, as th
future will be so much ' easie
than' t! e-past.
"7 "Mr. and Mrs. John Woodruf
. and-fumily n.cved Dack lust wel
~ to the farm just west of town
'ts after “having spert a year of
(i mo.e on a fa:n neai Lorgmen:
Don’t forget that we can’t b
. beat fir fine cigars pnd candies
in ncat packages. H. A. 1,-ller:
3 the druggist.
d - [orrent or sale: The build
ing formerly occupicd by the
Teclephone Com)any. Enquire
; John S. Young.
J. P. Carscn manager of the
. Northern Colorado Alfalia Meal
‘ company was in to\‘? this week
* talking meal to some o! our bus
] iness men.
> Forsale—a few pair of thor
" oughbred Indian Runner ducks,
also fat ducks hensand chickens.
- Also Belgian hares; J. S. Mollet.
> Geo. Lassar, who resides north
| east of Leyden had the misfor
" tune to have his wind mill blown
- down ar.d broken to pieces by
the high wind Sunday.
. When in need of lumber, paint,
> or any kind of building material,
- see A. L, Davis, tne lumberman
i East Arvada. Pnone Arvada
. 417. Lt S, g
"~ Just received a new line of fine
, trunks ard dress suit cases. We
~ will save-you- time, money and
express charges. F.D. Hutchings.
- A. E. Jch: son of Jeffcrson ave.
- was doing busincss at Arvada
Mo..day ar.d made the office a
leasant call.
'kflow would a new piano for
the home strike you as a Chuist
mas present. If you want to
know how this can be done call
at the Enterprise office.
The new club met Dec. 6, with
Mrs. Geo. Cagley, the ideal host
ess. ‘lThe new members, Ada
and Myrtle Smith, Crace bennet,
. Homer Ikilliot, Ward Watson,
enjoyment. —Ail e}%}s’ to find a
suitable name for the ¢lub were
in vain.
Wolf’s capital hams, the best
on the market, at George J.
Muench's meat market at the
same old stand. A trial will
convince you.
General Oliver Otis Howa:d
was one of the prominent mili
tary officers of the Civil War.
He died during this year and a
lifc and character sketeh of him
will be given by Rev. H. S. Bea
vis at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday evening at the
Christian Kndeavor meeting
which begins at 7:00 p. m.
May we suggest a Xmas pres
ent for you? We have many of
them, and would be mo:e than
leased to show you. H. A, Ul
fiery the druggist.
Torrence Whit?, who is antic
irating a trip to Llorida early
' t{fls month, reeeived a long letter
" from Jamcs lu. Stickle, former!:
f = splace, giving aver. ; w
accourt ot the clinate thaic.
Mr. Stickle is well krown here
~and is an cld tinie resdent of
. Jefferson county. He has been
in Florida near Miami for sev
eral years and says the condi
tion theie suits him bettcr than
any other state in the union.
- Every person who contem
- plites luildirg, whctherit isa
. chicken hous:- or a beautifil
~ home should look in and sce the
| stock of building material at the
" A. L. Davis lumber yard or call
' up phone Arvada 741,
Miss Emma Watson was agree
' ably surprised Monday evening,
" De 1, by a crowd of young
f lks at a varicty shower. She
| aves for lilinois the coming
' week to be married. Those pres-
S ent were the Misses Mary
¢ Schultz, I'rances-Mehafiey; Nettie
Doughty, Sidney Miiler, Ethel
y Swaunson, Dora Newtomb, Alice
. Bates, Carrie Bates, Pearl Lam
y ereaux, Margaret Robirson, Pearl
e Watson; M:ssis. Jno. Schuliz,
t Harry DeLand, Earl Robinson,
d Ward Watson, Walker Bates, Joe
~. Mitchell,lsaac Hines, Ralph Rob
- ir.so., Theodore Lamercaux,
= Mr. and Mrs. George Robiuson,
;. Mr. and AM.s. Clayton Greene,
g The gucsts were higlhy enter:
e taired and at a late hour de:
ye parted wishing Miss Watsor
much bappiness in her new home
ARVADA, COLORADO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1910
Broomfield Buds.
, A IE ey
¢ An appreciative congregatior
.. histeced v the duet sung by LilB.
Tucker and daughter Elcanor at
€ church Sunday morning.
S A sho.t time ago the Misscs
Y Edith and Edna Molholm took a
ride on horse back to Arvada and
I- return, being good rideis the
e young ladies enjoyed the trip
e very much. >
Although the wind blew a gale
¢ Sunday afternoon and fire started
1 along the railroad track by the
k sparks from a heavy freight
- train, it caused no serious dam
age to the great relief of the
. Broomfield residents.
- Do you note the hafpyface&
" of our ‘‘wee ones’” of Broom
" field? Wonder if Santa and the
" reindeer have anything to do
h with it. 7
- Rufus Pailey has rented W. P.
1 Burgcss’ farm north of Broom-
Y field.
| The Misses Cybil and Harriet
» Hosmer were visiting friends in
[r; Denver Saturday.
o Miss. Cary Jones and brother
spent Saturday evening in Den
, ver.
» Mrs. J. J. Jones entertained
] the Rev. Mr. Johnson and wife
. -at dinner Sunday.
An entertainment will be given
, at the DBroomfield hall Friday,
, December 6th under the aus
pices of the M. C. Y. L. A.
A good program will be ren
dered. Admissicn 25¢. Every
~ body welcome.
High School Notes.
Last Thursday night the high
school.went on a hay rack ride
' out to No. 6, to a literary pro
- gram. . This was fineand we are
g %omg again in two weeks. Clare
Frey of our Freshmen class sang
a solo. R :
~of the high school was Friday”
' dfternoon. Iheaffirmative won
* the debate for woman suffrage,
so of course the boys are elated.
. The society disbanded and in
its place the Freshmen and Jun
' jors are going to have one society
| and the Sophomores and Seniors
another. One society will have
l the program every other month,
these will be held in the evening
" hereafter, so that the public may
have the benefit of them.
: The high school is practicing,
under the leadership of Prof.
| Johnson, for a musical which will
. be held the evening of December
- 16.
Commercial Club.
" The usual meeting of the Com
| mercial ¢lub was hcld last Mon
- day night. There was not a
large attendance though several
~ matters of interest were taken
,~up and discussed.
. The committee c¢n roads and
" r.d ¢ d fareto Denver, made re
_veris. It was shown that the
p.obabilities are that in the ne
. future the tramway would do
; somethit.g for the town.
el he réport on getting the road
~ opered to the west, was ot en
~ couraging on account of one
| party not being w lling to donate
the right of way, thouch it was
hoped that sometime 1 the fu
. ture thcy may see the imjor
y tance of the road, thcy had not
1 fuly deciled ir. the matter.
s On the whole it was a good
» meeting, but the attenda:ce
] should have been la:ger.
Reduced Fare.
» All along the Gold:n car line,
f the peo; le are getting stirred up
- over the hgh-rate o: toll charged
* by the tramway company. They
" met ast week with the Golden
:, Improvement club and made
|8 schedule of ratecs redue
, ing the fare by purchasing
- 60 trip tickets to 23 cents for
| every nickle. They are fully e:-
pecting to get this rcduced rat .
* The Commercial club ulso hps
5 2 committee at work in regard to
# get.tmg a nickel fare to Denver.
arely Arvada cannot be dis
/ criminat: d against much long 1.
. Always the best corn fed meats
- at Gcorie J. Muench’'s meat mar
- ket at the same old stand, at pri
nces you would pay for poorcr
, grades clsewhere.
Giiffith Grist.
5 i‘l\ll':f, Jler s visiting her old
g o o ot Mm‘g.m.
it JoC o Lovere of Cottage moved
=0 Denver last week.
= ®he vind blew down a shed
!!7‘l Mr. MeDonald and Judge |
QOFner. ‘
3‘ SVeappreciate the boost given |
e Glilith n the Enterpsise copied :
P from o Gollen paper, yet it is |
_ S€arcel; w fair picture. There ‘
e are sixiocn homes on Griffith av- |
d elb-, ¢ ;i oa and near Avelon, §
e Hrtcon on Cottage south of the |
t carline, while north of the line
- th€rc arc thirty-three, which
e Bl¥cs us some sixty homes. There |
~.are more than thirty who take |
~the car regularly each morning |
Sf@k their work in the city. At |
= piescnt there are four new |
¢ hei ieb buiiding in the neighbor- }
< Neod.
¢ r. 11 Whitacre is having the
_BRick 11| d for their new house. ,
-<1 10 crt Rhodes visited his
‘si§ter Mvs. O, M. Louden Tues
day. |
t Mis. Lunau attended the Pa-
A mona grange Saturday. |
Mr. (. C. Forrester has sold
r hi§ home at Griffith. Al are |
- 'Bory to have the family go.
~Mr. Nankeville moved Monday
{ toithe new Gilmore house in Ar
-2 Mmong social events of the
week was the penny show given
l atPr. C. I'. Cochran’s Saturday
nignt.
M. Haris is building a nice
~neéw barn on Avelon avenue.
Fremont Items .
There wes a very large attend
ancce at the literary last Friday
L evening and a fine program was
’ %:I- red. There was a big ha
" rack load f.om the Arvada hi K
' scho)/, and coming in when tie
' housc was already full, t,hen were
- inyited to take seatsin the gal
e e .b:l::-"nr.;»:': g .‘_. N
"the'olitside was Miss Claire AV
ot Arvada and Miss Frieda Par
ker of Denver. Pearlßa was
the editor of the "P%:nont
Squibs”” and showed the boys
what a lady could do to make
the Squibs a success. -
- C. E. Allen made atrip to Col
orado Springs Wednesday in com
pany with C. W. McFadden of
Arvada.
Mr. and Mrs. Torrence White
are expected to leave about the
middle of next week for Florida
wherethey will probably remain
all winter, provided the climate
suits,
The farmers are anxious to
see a little moisture but up to
this time none appears though
often it looks favorable for a big
SNOW,
Ralston Tips.
! RS LT T T T Sy
Mr. Frelick has been holding
regular services at Ralston
Crossing. There is now an at
tendance of fifty at the Sunday
- school.
~ Glen and Guy Updike are now
located on a farm south of Little
ton. Mrs. Updike has been on
the sick list for a few days.
. Miss Mary DBroad has been suf
- fe.ing this weck on Sunday. On
- account of the high wind the
' team tried to g-t away returning
- fr m church, and all hands were
- greatly fiightened.
-~ Miss Margaret Miller has been
suffering with quite a severe at
tack of guinsy sore throat.
- There-walltbe a fine entertain
- mnt given at No 12. schoolhouse
Saturday night for the benefit of
the new church’"” There will be
good tzle .t ‘rom Denver present,
and a small admission fee at the
deor. The house ought to be
y fill d.
| Work has commenced on the
- new church. The contract was
let to R. J. Jones of Denver. It
, i 8 cxpected that the corner stone
- will-baukiid in about two weeks.
- It will be a great season of re
- joieing for the whole community,
: a_~:qg}xlxlar jubi_l-p and officials
. from the ’r’§byferian churches
; of Denver wili be present.
’ A Complete Surprise.
~ Our batchelor friend, Mr. Lu
ther Secerest was very pleasantly
" suwrpr's & when about forty or
s fifty o’ his old friends walked in
- on him Tuesday evening. The
- time was véry pleasantly sg«;nt
r in music and games after which
refre.hmeats were served
F. D. HUTCHINGS
The Toggery Shop
—_— ——e
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS TILL 10 O,CLOCK PHONE RALSTON &41
Christmas will soon be here, shop early
and shop in Arvada.
For Men we have all sorts of useful gifts.
6 pairs Hole Proof Sox for 1.50 done up in pretty bex
with guarantee.
Mens Mufflers Mens Slippers Mens Handkerehiefs
Mens Suspenders Mens Neck Ties Mens Scarf Pins
Mens Gloves Mens Cigar Cases
and many other useful gifts. .
Sole Agent for Hole Proof Stockings for Men and Womea.
For Ladies Gifts we carry
Handkerchiefs Shopping Pags Purses Gloves
Dress Goods Slippers ete.
MENS HATS Fall and Winter Styles 1 26 2 00 2 80
We carry Mens and Boys Suits and Overcoats at reduced
prices for the holidays
g
—a:u&-u{ orwr ‘é-.. Mmul?’m..,%
Underwear carry the famous MENTOR Brand bes
made
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S ——L—————— e T RSP
Were your last Shoes as gocd as they looked? Were they
satisfactory in every respect? If not try a pair from
Bagshaw’s next time and learn the full meaning of foot com
fort. Take a look at our foot form shoes.
ROBT. BAGSHAW, Proprietor.
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S D R
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER
If you do not know what to get for a good Christmas
present, stop into the Jewelry Store, we have
plenty of good suggestions.
Arvada’s Up-to-date Jewelry Store
A5, ERCA S L\ A TR T B
- B .. X S
“PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER.
FIRST CLASS WORK GUARANTEED.
Have som: special bargains just now in second hand
igh sed planos:
il 8;53 %‘li);c‘ilh;r, 1\)\:‘;:(‘.;"11‘)0_ now $100: One Stuyves
ant, was $350, now $125: One Windsor, was $325,
now $173: Oae- Farrand-Cecilian Player-piano, was
$650, now $350: One Steinway Square $4O: One
Piano-case Organ $5O. ‘lerms if desired. :
Phone Arvada 1451.
T ST
We Sell 3
Monitor Drills, Goodeno‘t;&h and
Success Plows, and Mandt Wagons.
NUMBER 24