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The Arvada enterprise., 1913-02-06
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Sunny Monday 6 for 25, CahiIl's.
Lettuce for Sale. W. M. Smith.
Alfalfa for sale at Herold's
place. 31-tf
Do you want a modern house
at low rent. See j. F. White.
3l-tf
Parties owing for glasses
please call and settle. DR.. Eigler.
32-tf.
Thoroughbred Bronze Turkey
GobbIer for sale. Phone Arvada
1851. 32-tf
For a real up-to-date meat
market step in and see George
Muench.
We have money to loan on real
estate, Knapp 4 Newton, the
real estate men. 6tf
If you want to insure or buy a
home or lots or need legal papers
call on j. F. White.
For sale, kitchen range and
heating stove, cheap. Mrs. Natf,
Griffith Station, phone Raj. AL.
For Rent or Sale on easy terms
100 acI,s near Arvada, so in al
falfa. ". Il, Ketncr, 1919 Logan.
32-l
Don't forget the chicken pie
supper at Barth's hall, Feb. II,
to be givee by the Presbyterian
ladies'.
Are you looking for a house to
rent? If so, see Knapp q New
ton, the real estate men, ArVada,
Colo.
Ladies buy SpireIIa corset
and you will never wear any
other. Mrs. Ida Bird, corsetiere.
Call Gilmore's grocery. 32tf
Use Gritless chickfood and
save money, three sizes.) All
kinds of poultry supplies. Ar
vada Seed Store, phone Arv 1851
Commercial feed grinding at
my place :. miles northwest of
Arvaoa, opposite Broadview
Nursery. p, II. Irish.
32-4p
For Sale cheap upright piano.
section bookcase. sideboard. 9th
er furniture and household arti-
cles. Mrs. Hinke, Arvada sol.
32-4t
For Sale-S. c. Rhode Island
Reds and Buff Orphinpton cock
eriIs, Toulouse geese, Bronze
turkeys. J. NJ. Erwin, phone
Arvada 54l. 3ltf
For Sale, Pigs, $50 feet orna-
mental iron fence, Soc per foot.
SIS Robinson bath Cabinet S..
Wilson. coy. College and Avalon
ave. X. l. box O5. 32-l.
For Sale or Trade. 100 acre
decided improved farm, 3 miles
from Arriba, Coo VIII trade
for Aryada or I.uv,r property
or garden tracts. Mrs Ida Bird.
Aryada Colo. 32-l|
For Sale Incubator eggs from
fine Barred Rocks and S. c.
White Leghorn stock. So per 100. .
Also fine Barred Rock and White
LeghUrn cockrrls. y. Rowan.
phone Arvada 1851 31-2p
For Sale.
Best alfalfa in the world 30c
bale delivered. w. NJ. SMITH. ]
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-02-06
Card of Thanks

We do heartily thank our many
kind neighbors and friends for
their kindly assistance during
the long illness and after the
death of our dearly beloved hus-
band, father and brother and for
the many beautiful floral offer
ings.
Margaret A. Abbott.
J. W. Abbott and Family.
w. H. Abbott and Family.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-02-06
Good-Looking Men
Are Creating a Furore
With Chicago Fair Sex
The Newest Shaving Process

The men of Chicago have suddenly
acquired an attractive complexion
The reason for this is, that they are
now shaving their faces with the
newest process, called "the Velvet
Edge Safety Razor Blade Sharp
ener,' which gives that velvety
smooth skin to the constant shaver.
You men who use safety razors
and want a velvety skin, shaved
with the delicate sOftness so much
desired. with Il keen cutting edge,
send your old safety razor blades at
once to Chicago, and have them
sharpened by the newest electrical
process, which makes the old blade
cut better than the new and your
old blades are returned to you a
perfect new blade.
Don t throw away your old safety
razor blades, but send them to-day,
well wrapped, and do not delay it
until tomorrow.
Price, 3Oc per dozen for all safety
razor blades, which include Gil
lrttos, Evcr-Rcady, Gem, Auto
Strop, Enders, Keen-K Kutter, and all
other makes. Your blades will be
returned to you in few days,
charges prepaid. Send coin or
stamps. No orders accepted under
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-02-06

The freshest line of cigars and
tobaccos can always be found at
Schneider'S Two Stores
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-02-06
Box Social

Given by Mrs. W. T. Daigle at
Oberon Ranch for benefit of the
new church, Saturday evening,
Feb. 8. Everybody cordially
invited.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-02-06
u. II. GOLDIE a Co,
Velvet Edge Sharpeners.

Main office, 326 River St, Chicago, ILL.,.
y. b. Wrap blades securely in a
card board box. Do not send them
In an ordinary envelope. The blades
may cut through aud be lost. In
clude your name and +. O. address
on the package. 2s.4t
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-02-06

At the meeting the Board of
County Commissioners on Mon
day of this week at Golden, a
committee representing the Park
Board of the city of Denver, as
yell as the Mountain Park Com
mittee Of that city appeared be-
fore the board in order to explain
the work that has been done thus
far looking to the establishment
Of mountain parks in this county.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-02-06

WANTED Experienced, mid
die aged German or Swede to
work on fruit and garden tract
near Arvada beginning March |.
Nepoer AfVada l92l 3l-1p
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-02-06

SThe Graves Avenue Literal y
Society was very pleasantly en-
tertained last Saturday evening
by Mrs. Marschoss at the home
of Mrs. j. II. Bawden. The eve
ming was spent in social man.
Aer and the members of the So
ciety are strong in their praises
Of their hostess hospitality. A
business meeting of the society
vas held at Mrs. j. f. Fink's
home Wednesday evening. The
ssciety meets weekly with some
nsmber and much social good
and pleasure is being derived by
the members.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-02-06
Commercial Club Holds An
Enthusiastic Meeting

A very enthusiastic meeting
was held by the Commercial
Club at the club rooms Monday
night, it being the regular meet
ing night for this month. The
election of officers for the insu-
ing year was held and the follow
ing were elected: president, H.
J. Juchem; 1st. vice president,
7. C. Hurst Jr.; End. vice presi-
dent, d. F. Cahill; secretary, c.
n. Duncan; treasurer, w. Staley;
trustee for three years, A. l..
Davis.
The committee on grading
Wadsworth avenue reported that
enough money had been raised
- gravel the road.
D. f. Cahill was appointed to
make arrangements and invite
Non. Geo. Kindel out to address
the club in the near future.
The request of J. W. Nicoll of
Westminster for the bylaws Of
the Club to be used in organiz-
Ing a club in that place was
granted with a request that they
be returned promptly.
Messrs. Davis, Hurst and Ca
bill were appointed committee
70 meet the town board and re
quest them to put in public
watering trough.
., A new member was admitted,
. number of dues collected,
lumber of bills paid. and alto
gsther a most profitable meeting
was held.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-02-06

Sunny Monday 6 for %, CahiIl's.
Lettuce for Sale. W. M. Smith.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-02-06

Alfalfa for sale at Herold' s
place. 31-tt
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-02-06
For Sale.

Best alfalfa in the world 30l
bale delivered. W. NJ. SMITH.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-02-06

Do you want a modern house
at a low rent. See }. F. White.
3l-tf
The Springdale news., 1913-10-17
MOUNTAIN SPRINGS.

Mss Hazle Ware was on the sick list last week.
 ia k Frost made a 1sbt visit fo tie mountain last Frilas uieht
 Ms. Luev Bailey. Wao is stay .ne vith Ms Harp, near cliftg 4lsis- nome folks last week
 Huston Calico and family Who moved 10 BrueeyIl.e. Tex only q few weeks ago, and became vefy baiy dissatisfied returned to Ark ansas last week.
 Key uw.ss. of Drakes Creek, be gan a protfaeted setine al Mt. springs la-t Saturday night The meeting will last until sunday and perhaps longer.
 We are ry glad to mention eha, the members Of the Mission any Baptist church of Mt. Springs, which has been out Of order for saf- eral ' ars met and feofganized las Saturday
 hool was fine last wsek. q bet ter attendance than usual The pupils study their school books dur ing school hours and at reeess prae- tice on dialoguas, reeitations and songs for the literary. which they are contemplating having Friday night, Nov 3rd, and to which ev- cry one is cordially invited
 Tempest and Sunshine
The Springdale news., 1913-10-17
- 0i LAND.

Several of our yougn folks took flying rip to Habbertoa Sunday afternoon
 Mr aad Hfs Rot. Eiazon and children visited relatives n Spring dale lat weak.
 George and elelia Poe of Fay etteTflle visited owa and Hazel Tunstin Sunday
 Don't forget the prayer meeting at Oakland every Wednesday night. Everybody welcome
 Will Graue and Garland lvey made a trip 10 Henry Riee's saw mill. near Goshen. Friday
 Several from this vicinity at tended the funeral of Ellis Plum lees baby. al Zion. Thursday
 James and Bea Warren si+lt | the Goshen school Friday. and all so took some pietnres of the school
 Bros. Lee Warren and Dora Bridgewater conducted religious services at Braden sunday morning
 Remember next Saturday and Sunday are church days at Oakland  Everybody come and hear Bro Hood
 Miss Mettie Horne and little brother, visited their sister, Mrs Kate Plumlae of Johnson Saturday and Sunday.
 The Sunday School at this place recently purchased new stove for the church, as the old one was too small to properly heat so large a room.
 Blue Eyes.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-17

Miss ealla EaGe ol spfi9sda'e visited Miss Ina ane sunday
 NIr Goker and family have mo}- ed on tie Dixon pl5e this week Miss Eaniee Reash is spending tle week II ozase visiting friends Lewis Horton of Huntsville f.s.t- el lis brother. Gear Horton, Mon day and Tu day
 Nr. and nr=. eaaHlie Williams Of Rogers vfsite4 Miss Jennie Lane Saturday night and sunday
 Miss Eula Noae9hun, who is tea hing school at Eib ty. visited home folks Saturday aHd sunday Prieie Wilson returned home sat- urday night from Texas where she has been selling apples for Jay Frazier
 Mir. and Ms. Grover Hilton and little son Paul of Mountain Home visited Mr and Mrs N P. Lewis and family Saturday
 Mary Jane.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-17
COI.I}Ai Gil.

School at Colbaugh is pfosr ss- ing nicely
 Sunday School election was hid lat Sunday
 D. A. coger clos d his eyaporat- or last week.
 We are having rain in abnnd= ance in this vicinity
 Mrs. Anise Lane has gone to spriugdale to live with her son. T. L. Lane
 Mrs Ellen Ellis returned from all ex-end q visit with her children in Texas
 John and Jim Wade have n making sorghum for Dick sand rs last week.
 John Lynch returned from Kan sas where he has been employ q for the last few months
 Grover Trolineer, Mr and Mrs Jesse Smith, Mrs. Thos. Robertson, and Mrs. Emmy Coppinger have gone to make their home in California K Jack.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-17
BRENTWOOD.

Born 10 Mr and Mrs Harry HH- v. Oct l3. a son.
 \ light frost fell Ter Saturday night, but did To damage
 our her, Roy Karnes, visited homq .o.k Saturday and Sunday
 Mir. Hutte of Broken Bow. Neh.. is here looking oger eur country. MT. and Mrs J. ". May aHd daughter Ethel attended the far at Ft. Smith Tuesday
 Mr. Frank Brown of Broken Bow, Neb, IS visiting her mother-in- law. Mrs Guy Brown.
 Ira Huey and family of Carter visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. l. c. Huey, Saturday and Sunday Wayman Hutchens, one of the Fris mail clerks. visited his moth er, Mrs Betty Hutehens. Saturday Norman Parish of the D wore eighborhood. visited his parents, MT. and Mrs s. W. Parish Sunday Mrs. A. W. Brown and mother Mrs. E London and Ms sgd West visited friends at Sulphur City Friday
 Roy karaess two brothefs cane up rom West Folk Sunday Wf ! him Jack to go 10 his school al Crosses. while the youngest retafn- cd home on No 12
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The Springdale news., 1913-10-17
SILENT GROA r.
self

Mrs Sarah Eaege Lad lie hts- fortune to lo=e horse last week
 Mrs. Cohle of Broken Bow. NeA. is visiting her brother R NJ Akin son and family
 Mrs Aeheson entertained R NJ. Atkinson and sistr Mss eoble to supper sunday ese
 Messrs. Ted sfae'eV and Dave MastaiH have gore to Okla oma for a visit with relatig
 Mrs. Robt Dagley left Monday morning for Chicago where she will spend the winter
 After an absence of % days spent in coffzyyiale, Kan, and Joplin Mo 0e were glad to see the rocks and t.lls fn sunny Arkan- sas Before having we secured q .abstitute but t appears the party fl. led to sub. l. Has our privi- lege while n 1oPlin to attend Bytrs Ave. Methodist Sunday school which had al attendance Of roo scholars. II was a feast for both the eye and intellect.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-17
SPRING CREEK.

Gladys Conley of SpringdaIe Yis- ted with MilHe R ed Sunday
 Jesse Bradley Is u Naeona. Tx as, with a car load of apples.
 A numb from this community expect Q attend the far at 3 8toa- vile
 A toansen lis apnaiH.- meut al this pla saturday night and Sunday
 Grandma Aaron of oak rove fs visiting with her son, John Aaron. and family
 What has become Of sally Aan2 Have you left the country or mar ried, or what?
 Beryl Barron is staying with her grandparents near Vaughan while she picks apples.
 Homer Wasson of Em Spring visited with his aunt, Mrs. Jake Reed and family Saturday night
 Ed Conley and family of Spring dale attended church at this place Sunday and visited with MT and Mrs Nelson Downum
 Willie Sharp returned home Sun day from Hammon, Okla He come through in wagons with Bud Rob- bins who is moving on B. sharp's place
 The literary society at this Rlee ele ted their new officers last week and will have program on Friday night of this week If the weather permits.
 Mrs. Atkizon, son and daughter went to Cave Springs Saturday of last week 10 visit with Bur1 Atkison aad family and to make =tseZae= quain,auee of thelr lew =nefee and grand-daag
 Blonay
The Springdale news., 1913-10-17
SiINGTOW

Oscar Andrews Of Wheeler vas in this vicinity last week
 Mrs. Lahr and eh Id. CT #M51l cave for Kansas city T 5xt week.
 ]. NJ RIehar ssan nd family moved from town 10 tfe Huls ram Monday.
 Lonnie Holland and Miss Gladys Haz=l visited Ms Gladys Ioaes Of Gentry Sunday.
 Rev. Scott and wife took din- ner with aIr. and Ms W II Ed wards Sunday.
 Jim Edwards, who has D en work ing with the well drill, ame home Sunday morning and returned Mon day morning
 Mr. and Mrs. [. Goddard lave returned home from Texas and they seem to think 'shere's no place like home. .
 Alma FfansIs, the l.ttle three year old child of Mr and Mrs Robert Els has been very poorly the last week but is some better at this writing.
 Miss Allie Young Of this place aed Willard Jackson Of Grove. Ok la, were united in marriage last Tuesday We wish for them a long and happs future
 Jimmie Reynolds and Miss Ora Pollard, both Of th.s pia We're united n marriage sunday nor hing R4v. Louie chastain made he hap py couple as onz. Ne understand that they will make their home w5th Iimmi father aua mother.
 L. Goaaa haa tae m1ssort- une to lose Ire ba4 mase last Thurs laf Goddard 3as awas from home Wlt.f= fss ma=e be- came tangled fenee an I.fgs ffsaY was saSs#2 hY when his hors : be am@.x Ted aHa azzszd Mr Gray ta Het5 z t#e ma 4G n he mI=erf sIe F inn. the fet- eFtaaHtaH of neEafaF. .Has summoned  at oaee=B#z aezs#f old Tot bs found a she 70 1Hea IT doa- tor believed she hal Habtafea heH- self
The Springdale news., 1913-10-17
SALOONS IN ARKANSAS
 MUST ID JANUARY
 N I@If

Health feal good n tins eommH- nity at present.
 Miss Clara Young of Dlakes Creek visited at Tom Johnson ona day last week.
 Tom Davis is mo4 ng mo t1e house fofm4rls. occupied by John Johnson. on J. C Johason's farm
 Rosa8na Johnson eonten- plating visiting relatives in Ter nessee as soon as her health will permit.
 Most of the people Of this place attended church and baptizing at Mt Doreas Sunday held by Rev. Tucker of Fayetteville Dinner and supper all day and preaching on the ground was the report
 Guy McGarver was thrown from his horse last Monday night onto barbed wire fence rendering se- were scratches although not serious. The horse became frightened at a dog and became uncomfortable
 Elmer Johnson. accompanied by las Nell and Warren sharp was taken to =the hone for=the nervous in Little Rock Friday last We hear Mr sharp welt on down to Hot Springs with a view of pur- shasing home down fhefe.
 2. Sullivan aad 5ami5y moved from th.z plaee e Harris where f4ey have purchased rome The were est emea citizens aHd their presence VII De greatly missed = peafaIIss R4Ih a9a ReY VII ee missed =bt .he little Q k here
 Accidents ase Beez m.Hs aaife nm. e=oas= Hah3e=eff .ti.st4=Has home rom church o6t. Mr and Mrs. Jerry Ledbett. wefe severely injur- d in run-a-Way Tie team be ame ffightened and Mr Ledbetter and buggy top were dragged one fourth of mile resulting n three broken ribs and mum rous other IT. jurias
 Indian Maid spent Saturday night. Oct. |. with Prof E C. Mason and wife of Mt Springs Prof. Mason las ben my teaeAer for three terms and Ike most ~ cry one else Hke's his method O. teaching While thsree Lad the pleasure of looking over the work of his pupils at Tuitle which show : progress under the1r eff. ient in- struetor. Alter all. it's petty good place 10 Fisit.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-17
SUCH WILL BE THE EFFECT OF THE SUPREME COURT DEGIs- ION.

Little Rock, Ark, Oct 11$.-sa- looms in Arkansas must go January
 This will be the effect of the su- preme court of Arkansas this morn Ing holding valid the act of the last legislature in attaching the emergency clause to the anti-liq- aor bill thereby preventinng sub mission to the people.
 Without a dissenting vote the five justices of the court today held that the legislature had the right to attach the emei gency clause to any act they saw fit for the pur- pose of protectinng the public peace, safety annd health" of the state and thereby affirmed the de cisiou of the Pulaski circuit court in the famous suit of NJ N. Hanson and others against Earl w. Hodg- es, secretary of the state anti liquor act under the referendum con stitutional amendment.
 It is announced this afternoon fhat the ease. winch was argued last Monday, will be app aled to the fed efaI courts.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-17
Pickles < Peppers.

Dave Compton, rural mail car rier on Route 1, is taking his va cation, and his brother, Will, is delivering the mail for him Dave tells Us that he was figuring the other day how many miles he has travelled during the eight years he has been carrying the mail, and h. says he travelled a total of 51.600 miles. or as much are around the world twice, and as much over to amount to the distance from here to New York.-Gentry Journal.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-17
CAVE SPRINGS.

B " Gould is loading his third ear Of apples for shipping this 4aek
 fhe meeting elosed sunday night t=tae lent afser nearly two we k preaching
 There VII he several people from here attend the fruit fair a Bentonyiile this week
 Louis Riddle load>d car of ap- Rtes last week to ship. He thinks he will take them to Kansas.
 John and Garland Smith are still threshing clover seed They say they have lots of it to thrash vet
 Claude Patterson left Sunday ev- ening for Kansas City to attend court as witness in damage suit
 ]. E. Kelley, three miles south of town, has been troubled for sey- eral days past with a bad spell of Rheumatism
 B " Gould left the first Of last week w'th car load of ap- pies for Kansas. This is MT Goola seeora car this season
 faera were eight automobiles and Inc Bentonvihe band down from Rentonf9ile one syenlne 'ast week. advzft8sing tha Bentonyle fruit fa5r. beginning 0et- IS
 Orlando Hellestafn is buildina Atm concrete liar and he is figuring on building new bafn 7o ft.b by So ft. concrete foundation Will Smith of Grove, Oklahoma, is doing the concrete work.
 Don Hubbard moytd his well drill in south town last Monday to drill a well for Bill Rozier. All Rozier bought the lots formerly own. led by ] IF Ei hman and he E preparing to bnild a new residence, he having sold his home some time ago, and Mr Eichman moved in tha store house on Main Street. tt being ampty
 Died. last Saturday at Lincoln. n Washington County, Miss Edith Jones. neiee of Mrs Dr Highfil Of this place Miss Edith was oB- eeated on for appendicitis and did not recover. Dr Highfin went down 10 Lincoln and brought the body to their home Saturday night and Sun day morning took her to the Barns graveyard, over near Mason Valley. Miss Edith was II years old
 John Penn,
The Springdale news., 1913-10-17
IItI.NLiN.

Little sam Mays MS quita si k with eroup satalday night
 Miss B4atfe Rogers aoe 6om from Elm Springs s55k saturday
 Eph Brown and vie aea to sutnsdala san day visiting and trading
 aar4 1oaes of Wet Fork yf5- tied with Mss Bessie T4oupz0n Sunday
 Jim Rogers .s quite sick THs doctor says he is afraid linn ts taking typhoid
 C A. Brown and family ron near Elm Springs werz ealing fn this vicinity Monday
 Mrs Hood fsea 54Faat. okla j. is here visiting wlta aaasHta4 Mrs. w E Fraker.
 Mrs Lish Brown rom near Elm Springs visited her daughter Mrs Eph Brown ursday.
 Quite few from aese Went 10 White Oak to the Baptist Assozia- tion Saturday and sa'i1ay
 Bud Thompson and daughters Misses Bess and Quinee wefe trad ing at springda'e Saturday
 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gibson had a fine bouncing boy come to i've with rNem the first of the week
 Jno Rankins and family visited win Mrs Rankins sister, Mrs May stipley, at Double Springs Sunday.
 Miss Maud Wright Of springdae e came out Thursday to visit rela- tiyes at this place for few days
 Naroa Bement has gore to n south par Of the state 70 se4 aP= pies for Harris 6lazfeel spsingdalc.
 Uncle Jeff Brown aad WiIe a 2 contemplating y5slt Randolph County soon to sez t#ele te#fsz brother who is YeHy old.
 R Brown and JoaH Waves took their fox hounds. and went 70 Greenhouse ridges Saturday night They report quite an exciting rae.
 jtnmie P.rrin s 5le owner of q file wheel He a. t is rathes strange but it runs faster going to- ward sprinsda'e than any other di- rettion
 Bro. Don't Worry. We are sar= Y you are not feeling well Hope you will soon get to feeling like a boy again It has been quite a while since l met you, but always enjoy your News letters.
 Mrs. R Brown has had the mis- fortune to lose something near one hundred chi kens, most of them old hens. ln the last three weeks. They seem 10 have a new disease for which she ear find 10 remedy.
 Polly Ann.