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The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-27
Teachers Association Meet.

The jefferson County Teach
ers' Association will hold meet
ing at the Golden High School
Building, Golden, on Saturday,
December 6. when the following
splendid program will be rem
dered:
MORNING sEssIoN-10:00.
MUSIC. .............
Invocation, Rev.. P. Yourgblood
Business. ........ ...........
Presidents Address Miss Caro-
lyn Tobey.
Solo" "Mammy's Lullaby. Miss
Byrnina Mcclure.
Echoes from the State Teachers
Association. Miss Stannard,
Miss Hill and others.
Violin Solo. Miss Bertha Keener.
Address How to Teach History
in the Grades" G. R. Miller
of the State Teachers College.
At noon a cafeteria luncheon
will be served. Every one is in
vited to stay and enjoy the lunch
con.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-1:30.
Solo. Mr.. J. A. Bortz.
Music in the Primary Grades, "
Miss Grace johnson.
Paper Commercial Course in
the High School" Mr.. j. S.
Hogan.
Solo Selected. Miss Grace
Moreland.
Address. . Mrs. Mary C. Brad
ford, Superintendent of Public
Instruction.
Solo-Selected. Miss Pearl Schis-
ler.
Every Teacher in jefferson
Jefferson County is a member of
this Association.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-27
P. M. Assistant Chosen.

R. L. Newton, the new post
master-to-be has selected his
assistant from the ranks of the
opposite sex, in the person of
Miss Cheatley. Miss Cheatley
is we'll known in this community
and from the favorable comments
heard on every hand, her ap-
pointment will meet with gener-
al approval. Those. who know
Miss Cheatley personally say she
is amply qualified to attend to
the duties of the Office and that
her manner is pleasing. The
Enterprise joins her many friends
in congratulations. Miss Cheat
ley is a sister of Mrs. AL Cole.
Mr.. Cole has always taken an
active interest in Democratic
politics.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-27
Court Sustains City
In Sidewalk Case

Judge Harry Class of the jeff
erson County District Court
handed down an opinion in the
Ralston Avenue sidewalk case
in which he sustained the Town
Board of Arvada and denied
the temporary injunction sought
by the plaintiffs.
The opinion was based upon
recent decisions cited by defend
ants counsel, Campbell and
Johnson and upon other decisions
as a result of Judge Class own
research. The opinion will be
published in full in next weeks
of the Enterprise, it being too
lengthy and too late for appear
ance this week. One sentence
in summary of the opinion
reads as follows:
while it may be possible that
the circumstances attending the
case at bar are such that the plain
tiffs may have been misled by some
affirmative act on the part Of the
municipal authorities of the County
of Jefferson or of the Town Of Ar
vada, and that the plaintiffs may
have suffered injury thereby, there
are no facts in the record upon
which the Court could predicate a
judgment for the damage or injury
sustained. Under the authorities,
believe the plaintiffs have no right
to any part of the street in contro-
versy, and if the plaintiffs have
suffered damages through the tort
ious or wrongful acts of the county
or town they are relegated to their
action at law.
Attorney Campbell and the
Town Board as a matter of
course are gratified at the find
ing and will prosecute the work
as fast as the weather will per-
nit.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-27
Soon to Get Mail
Over TramWaV

The Enterprise is pleased to
announce to it's readers and the
patrons of the local postoffice
that arrangements are being
made to have the mail, which
was ''ditched" by the G. & S.
Railroad, brought out over the
Tramway, 1t is presumed that
the new service will supplant the
old as far as possible-in regard
to the time of arrival and going
out.
In substantiation of this fact
we publish the following letter,
received by A. L. White, Secre-
tary of the Arvada Commercial
Club:
OMAHA, Neb.. Nov. S4, '13.
MIR. A. Il. WHITE, Secretary
Commercial Club, Arvada, Colo.
Dear Sir: Letter of November
70, signed jointly by Mr.. H. j.
Juchem as President, and your
self as Secretary, of the Arvada
Commercial Club, and addressed
to Chief Clerk Mulford, has been
referred to this Office.
! beg to advise you that | have
| had the subject matter of vO,,r
communication under considera-
ton, and will arrange to give
Arvada additional mail supply by
electric line as soon as the nee
essary report can be made to and
authority received from the Post
office Department at Washington.
Respectfully,
c. M. REED, Supt.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-27
Lewis---Mencimer.

Paris E. Lewis, prominent
member of Loeb Lomond Grange
and successful farmer and Miss
Hattie Mencimer, active in Col
den Church work and club cir
cles, were quietly married at the
home of the bride last Tuesday
evening, Rev. C. B. Steele offici-
ating. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis left
the same evening for New Or
leans and a tour of the southern
states. They will return late in
December and make their home
at Rockvale, Mr.. Lewis country
residence east of Golden. Col
den Globe.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-27

Business is quite brisk at Raj
ston Lumber company. Three
car loads of lumber and a car of
shingles were received the past
week and orders are coming in
fast.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-27
Craig Colony Benefit.


The Craig Colony Aid Society
desires to thank all who so gen
erously assisted them with their
supper on last Friday evening.
They cleared $500, The next
some of the ladies took
the pies, chickens, butter, etc,
which was not used over to the
Colony.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. FL. Barth also
drove over in their machine and
and a very pleasant half hour
was spent inspecting the tents.
The society will hold it's next
regular meeting at the home of
Mrs. e. l.. Foster on Tuesday
afternoon, Dec. 2, meeting at
two o'clock. Men and women
of Arvada are urged to unite
with us in this very worthy
work. Men are eligible to men,
bership upon payment Of one
dollar dues.
John Wallen, yard man for
the Ralston Lumber company
was stricken Wednesday of last
week with appendicitis and Tues
day was taken to st. Anthony's
hospital where he was operated
on Wednesday. A. l.. Davis and
Mr.. Cannon, manager of the yard
took him to the hospital in Mr..
Davis car.
THE Prophets Confession.
will be discoursed upon by the
pastor, at the Presbyterian
church on next Sunday morning.
Christian Endeavor at GAS p.
m. at the residence of j. Graham
Orr.
The Arvada Lumber company
received two car loads of lum-
ber which will be unloaded Fri
day. Mr.. Hurst, the manager is
pleased with this fine weather,
and the way the farmers are i'm
proving their places which makes
big demand for lumber.
Z Mr.. Connett Of Sterling, Colo,
spent Thanksgiving with Mr..
and Mrs. Rodda.
Clarence Swanson went to
Longmont last Sunday to visit
over Thanksgiving with his sis
ten, Mrs. Maxwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swanson and son
Ablen spent Thanksgiving in
Denver with Mrs. Swanson's
Mr.. and Mrs. Klein and daugh-
ter Carol spent Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Kein's parents, Rev.
and Mrs. G. M. Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fink
to Pueblo the first of
the week, where they attended
the State Teachers association,
to Arvada Wednesday.
They report a very pleasant and
profitable visit and fine roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Manches-
ter entertained at Thanksgiv-
ing dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Benz. !
Robinson Of Arvada and Mr.. !
Manchester's parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. j. G. Manchester and Mrs. !
r. f. Manchester of Bar Elarbor,
Me-, who are spending a week, |
enroute to California. Mr.. and !
Mrs. Manchester also entertain
ed DR.. and Mrs. j. G. Irvine of
Denver at six O'Clock dinner
evening.
Marvin Coin, who has been in
Nebraska visiting for a couple Of |
weeks, returned home Monday. |
The cigars are on Jack Ben
nett they say. Ask him for
one.
A. A. Peterson Of LonRmont
was here the latter part Of the
,,,ooIx ,,igiti,oy biq gpp w H. apI
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-27

Arrangements have been made
to have a good speaker from Den
yer present at this meeting to
make an address which all should
hear, and particularly the busi-
ness men.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-27
E1iral ann prr-
Annal Jtrnta

OiIIlon IraVe property.
Prof. Drake, Misses Lawrence
and Stoddard are attending the
Teachers Association meet a.
Pueblo this week.
John Bagland left last Friday
morning for Memphis, Tenn. +,
where he will work for lumber
company.
The High School Basket Ball
Teams have been busy the past
week fitting up Bank Hall for a
place to practice and to play con-
test games with other schools.
The season will soon be on at full
b last.
The Arvada Baseball Club will
give dance in the Bank Hall on
Saturday evening, December 6,
to which all are invited.
A surveying outfit was busy
Monday running the line for the
Telephone company north on
Wadsworth avenue.
w. w. Strickland has traded
his five-acre tract, northwest of
town, for a smaller place on
Thirty-eighth avenue, about four
blocks west of the county line
and will move over in about a
week. The trade was made with
Fred Rowan. Mr.. Strickland is
a Pullman conductor and his new
home will be more convenient for
him. Another reason for trading
was that he did not have the time,
to devote to the farming of it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strickland have
lived in this vicinity for seven
years, and have formed acquaint-
ances and friendships that will
be lasting. The Enterprise joins
in best wishes to them in their
new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hurst
entertained shout fifteen of their
Denver friends at cards Satur.
day evening.
j. O. Houser of Denver has
again caught the scent of the
soil and is moving back to the
Mueller Ranch of ten acres,
northeast of town. Mr.. Houser
lived north of town a few years
ago and sold his ranch and moved
into Denver. He expects to go
into the bee buiness quite extern
sively next year.
DR.. C. F. Cochran and wife
will leave Sunday morning via
the D. & R. G. for Portland,
Ore, going by way of Salt Lake
City. They will pass through the
Royal Gorge between and 3
O'Clock and reach Salt Lake Mon
day afternoon. They will spend
three months in Oregon. Their.
many friends wish them a pleas
ant trip.
In the District Court Wednes-
day, Judge Class refused to allow
the divorce case of Sherman VS..
Sherman to go to the jury snd
uphold motion of nonsuit made |
by Attorney Nelson for the de-
fendant in the action, James
Sherman. The plaintiff, Jessie |
Rhea Sherman, alleged among
other things, that she had been
forced to build the fire in the |
morning, but Judge Glass claimed
this was uot cruelty, stating that
his own wife had often built the
fire and would probably do so
many more times. Golden Globe
Our grocers have shown con.
siderable enterprise in decorating
their windows with the seasons
delicacies to make them attract
i've to Thanksgiving buyers.
Mrs. M. Flaherty entertained
number of friends at Thanks
giving dinner.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-27

Paul Fink left for Glendo,
Wyo,, last week. At present he
is enjoying riding the range dur
the roundup.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fink have
purchased one acre of the Jas.
E. Fink ranch and are building a
modern bungalow upon it, north
east of town which they expect
to occupy as soon as completed.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-27

t'' AhN 'NiS AOi
Wyo,, last week. At present he
is enjoying riding the range dur
the roundup.
Mrs. Cheatley, Mrs. AL Coles
mother moved into her beautiful
new bungalow on Ralston ave-
nue. last week and entertained q
number Of relatives Sunday at
dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Barth and
son Albert, Mrs. Geo. Williams,
Miss MeHaffy. motored to Little
ton Tuesday, where Mrs. Will
iams called on Judge Ashbough,
an old friend of the Williams
from Central City, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Barth called on a cousin Of
Mrs. Barth, ID. Dunaway, a mer.
chant Of Littleton, and on the
way back called on the Ferriots,
where they found them pleas
antly located and Mr.. Ferriot
very much improved. They all
still long for Arvada, but are COM
PEELED to stay in Denver on ac-
count Of the car fare.
Geo. Sinlield, Milton ,Ruther-
ford, Roy McFeeley and Willard
Schultz are still in the race for
the automobile which Gilmore's
grocery is giving away to the
boy who sells the largest number
crackers. Every five cents worth
counts a point, and the boy who
gets the most points gets the
beautiful auto. There is a strong
rivalry between the contestants
and when they get through
everyone will be well supplied
with crackers.
In these automobilistic days it
is refreshing to know that they
are now constructed to run with
out gasoline and even a small
boy can manipulate them. A
Tetzlaif is displaying one Of the
new inventions in his window.
John ID. will soon have to go out
Of business.
Henry Davis returned last Fri
day after an absence Of seven
years in Canada, to visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. II.
Davis.
C.. Il. Buck and Mr.. Comstock.
Sr., motored to Fort Collins
Wednesday, Mr.. Buck going to
bring back his daughter, Miss
Leila, who is attending school
there, and who came home to eat
turkey and spend Sunday with.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-27

All are cordially invited to at
tend the bazaar and chicken pie
supper given by the Ladies Aid
society at Fremont school, dist
rict No. 6, on Friday evening,
Dec. 18th.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-27

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Ullery and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. James had
had for their guests this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Lockard of Mar
shaltown, Iowa, who arrived
Monday from Kersey, where they
had been visiting.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-27

Mrs. Cheatley, Mrs. AL Coles
mother moved into her beautiful
new bungalow on Ralston ave-
nue. last week and entertained q
number of relatives Sunday at
dinner.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-27

Mrs. M. Flaherty entertained
number of friends at Thanks
giving dinner.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-27

Miss 10 Scheffler of 1922 E.
Colfax, Denver, spent the be-
ginning of the week with her
ter, Mrs. Clayton Greene. She
left Wednesday for Central City
where she will spend the week
end with her mother.
Send the Enterprise to your
friends to let them know that
that Colorado is enjoying weeks
of the most delightful weather.
The sunshine and balmy air make
Colorado especially attractive to
the people who live in the east
and middle states and never know
one day what kind of weather
they are going to have the next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Allen will
leave next Monday for a trip tc
the coast, going first to Seattle
and then down into southern
ACaWf9rnia. They will be gone
Che greater part of the winter.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-27

l.. Klumker has leased his tan
merry to his son, Louis and will
go to Mccoy, Colorado, where he
will spend the winter with his
family on their big ranch. Mr..
Klumker thinks there is no place
equal to the ranch in Routt Co.
VIM. Pelz an experienced trap
per, accompanied Mr.. Klumker,
taking along about fifty traps.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-27

The teams have been at work
this week grading and widening
Ralston avenue to the full width
of the street. The city fathers
decided not to wait any longer
and let this fine weather slip "a
way. The residents on the
street, most of them, are pleased
to see the work progress.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-27

Gilmore's grocery was the
scene of interest Monday and
Tuesday when the Loose -Wiles
Biscuit company gave a two days
demonstration of their dainties.
The manner in which these goods
are manufactured and put up,
certainly make them attractive
and very palatable,
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-27

Our grocers have shown con.
siderable enterprise in decorating
their windows with the seasons
delicacies to make them attract
i've to Thanksgiving buyers.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-27

j. O. Houser of Denver has
again caught the scent of the
soil and is moving back to the
Mueller Ranch of ten acres,
northeast of town. Mr.. Houser
lived north of town a few years
ago and sold his ranch and moved
into Denver. He expects to go
into the bee buiness quite extern
sively next year.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-27

Clarence Swanson went to
Longmont last Sunday to visit
over Thanksgiving with his sis
ten, Mrs. Maxwell.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-21
The Empress

A Trip to Turkey is the new bill at the Empress opening this eve hing. The story of the piece is writ ten around the adventures of aD Trishman who has more wealth than he can carefully manage, and leaves this country for Turkey with the eX- press purpose of showing himself a good time. Tho many situations which arise and to which he is sub iected are largely responsible for the comedy in the farce. Of course the Bowl<er chorus will be there in ap- propriate costumes, similar to those worn in the country in question. New numbers composed of only the latest song hits will be introduced, along with petite dances handled in the catchy manner so often seen at this popular DlaVhOuSe.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-21
ADJUSTMENTS
Lion Theater

A good laughable Irish comedy heads the bill at the Lion tonight It is called "A Sprig of Shamrock and as the name suggests it is thor Oughly and wholly Irish, with all of the Irish Cleverness and beauty thrown in to make it interesting. The picture possesses an amount of freshness so often lacking in a pie ture of this kind and the bits of Irish scenery give the necessary beauty to it to make it of real in terest His Lifes Blood" the melO- drama picture that is French pro- duction, and which is being shown here for the first time. will be on the bill again tonight. This picture is rather out of the ordinary from the fact that it is not customary nor popular to put on a melodrama in motion picture. In this French story however, there are found all the thrills and excitement that are peed- cd to make it interesting and in the enactment of it, the French com pany that produced it, put on an all- star cast.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-21
YMC.A, ELECTS NEW
 GENERAL SECRETARY

Harry NJ Blair, of Columbus, ono. has been appointed general secretary of the Phoenix Y. M. c. A. Blair is young man with several years eXperi- ence in Y. M. C. A. work and comes well recommended from his former home in Columbus.
 Among the letters of recommends ton that he carries is one from George J. Karb, mayor of Columbus, who states that Blair served with great credit as chairman of the Citizens Relief com mittee during the disaster that over wheImed that city last spring. Other letters from George D. McDill, western field secretary of the International committee of the Y. NJ. c. A, Burton Wilcox, a former state secretary for California; E. E. Stacy, state secretary for Indiana and William G. Benham. county trea of Franklin county, Ohio all state that Phoenix has secured the best known man in MT. Blair for the work.
 Secretary Blair comes to take the place of J. Landrum Graham, who is agent for the Institutional church late ly erected by the Southern MethOdists, and he has a splendid example to fol- low if he continues the work of Gra- ham here.
 BlairS work in the Columbus AsSo- citation has been very successful and the only reason given for his removal to Phoenix is said to be owing to the
Arizona republican., 1913-08-21
The Lamara

The Thursday single run of pie lures will be shown at the Lamara during the day and evening today This special run consists of four thousand feet of the best licensed film obtainable, all new subjects ne- yer before shown in Phoenix, which are procured by Manager McNa- mara for the Thursday afternoon crowds especially This new depart ure upon the part of the manage ment of the Lamara is meeting with all sorts of encouragement, as it allows the other six days of the week to be divided between three feature runs of pictures, and gives the many friends and patrons of the house ample opportunity to see more and better pictures at the Lamara than they otherwise would have an opportunity to do.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-21
Hart Theater

The Divorce Court" a Imaginable farce will be presented tonight at the Hart theater and will be run three nights in all. The Divorce Court' is founded upon every day happenings and gives plenty of op- portunity for good acting to the principals and the support. as well as affording much laughter to the audience Tn this connection the Hart Brothers suggested that fl there happened to be any persons Tn the city who contemplated divorce It might be worth while to- drop around to the Hart theater and see now "I,awyer Whizz" handles the cases
 A change of program IS billed TOT today also, which is plenty to say to indicate that there will be an eX- celIent ne wand interesting program to greet the many friends both day and evening The daylight matlnees are increasing in favor.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-21

ysm pans she was having would have killed her without a doubt Now she is free from all pain, free from heart trouble and free from that dis turbing neuralgia-a1 the results of 1 five treatments-and the expulsion or five or six hundred Gall Stones. Now she is able to eat anything she wants and her appetite is good and before taking your medicine she had
 TO appetite and when she ate any
 thing she would suffer death for so
 doing and could not sleep at night;
 since taking your treatment she sleeps well all night long. T. A. 1 NeaII, Roanoke, Texas"
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-21
LIViN' EASY.

Fse des Twin easy-ain't a worryin bout a thing. De flowers am a bloomin an de birds so sWeetly sing, De bees am maxim honey where de honeysuckles cling.
 Oh. Tse des a Twin easy
 Livin' easy. Des a livin' easy, gettin' three square meals a day, Des a Twin easy-some mus work an some mus play. I ain't a gwine to worry-des a singin' on de way
 Oh, Tse des a Twin easy
 Livin' easy.
 Florida Times Union.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-21

That his latest venture in matri- mony has been the most successful of all is the opinion of Nat Goodwin, the comedian. After having lived with the former Marjorie Moreland s-veral months hc assert: that he is highly pleased with her and would like to keep Ter right along if she doesn't object.
 "Mrs. Goodwin saved my life twice and icve her most of them an," Goodwin recently declared with much feeling. "Of course if l hap pened to meet any of my old wives 1 would bow to them if thcJ did to me. but so far as ever reviving my old associations goes-P,n through with tk oro for gcod."
Arizona republican., 1913-08-21

singing, comedy and dancing Their singing is pleasing. their jokes new and up to date, while their dancing is artistic. in fact the act as whole is put over in q very breezy way. Little Olga, the gymnast scores heavily with a finished act, the superior of which has not yet played the Coliseum. She introduces many feats seldom attempted by the best athletes of the opposite sex, and each one wins her much favor with the audience. The feature of the bill however is the Woods Musical Trio. an act which must be seen to be appreciated. Miss Edith, the girl behind the drums" as she is known, surely is more than deserving of the name