The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-13

fixture IN the Arvada Drug store
for five years, left Wednesday al
ternoon for Sterling, where he has
secured a lucrative position with
Gilbert Bros. drug store. Hence
another big card has been dropped
from the list of the baseball club.
We are sorry to lose you Doc,
but here's hoping that you will
get three bagger every time up
in that Sterling town.
r. +. Nelson, Denver postotfice
inspector who just returned from
Washington last week, has been
called back again and left today
for nine day trip.
1.-The Prophets Vision" will be
the topic of discourse by the pas
tor at the Presbyterian church on
next Sunday morning.
Department Patriotic instructor
f the W h. c., Colorado and Wyo-
ming, will hold a patriotic instruc-
ton institute at the Arvada high
school on Friday afternoon, Nov.
81, at 80. A program of patrio-
tic addresses, songs and a flag
drill will be given under the direc-
ton of Prof. O. b. Drake, the prin-
cipal of the Arvada high school.
Come and revive your patriotism
and give evidence of your coop
Grafton in this work.
/G. w. Hines had the misfortune
of losing "A valuable COW one day
last week. They had purchased
her only two days previous and
paid $15 for her 1t is believed
that the change from grass to bran
was responsible for her death.
Mrs. j. A. Pierce left Saturday
for Liberal, Kansas, where she
will visit her son who is attending
military school there. She will be
away two weeks.
florence White bought IA ,,unch
of fifty steers last week from the
Union Stock Yards which his boys
will feed and get ready for the
market.
On last Monday evening a small
audience created Miss Marquis at
the Presbyterian church. Nj
Marquis is prominent official of
the Woman S Board Of Missions
of the Presbyterian church in the
L. S. A., and her public utteranccs
are of wide interest to all.
f. c. Williams from Ralston
Crossing has moved his family
from Ralston Crossing to Chris
Stocke S house recently vacated by
Mr.. Peoples. Mr.. Williams is a
coal miner and is working at Ley
den. Mr. Peoples moved about
month ago into the Roach prop
erty.
Harry Brandon, the popular
salesman at Juchem S was passing
cigars around last Friday morn
ing in honor of an eight-pound boy
who arrived at his house Thurs
day night Mr. Brandon was a
bout the happiest man in town
and he proved this concusiycly by
making his fellow men happy.
Congratulations are being shower
ed upon the parents.
r. c. Sellman, who has been
rather poorly the past few weeks
is greatly improved and his many
friends hope il is permanent Mr.,
SelIman is getting along on the
shady side Of life, but he still
maintains his mental poise to
surprising degree, and can relate
many interesting narations Of JEFF
ferson county's carly history.
Mrs. +. G. Murchison fell down
stairs one day last week and
spraincd her ankle, which caused
her to be laid up for several days.
She has about recovered, however,
and is thankful that IT was no
worse.
The committee on entertainment
of the baseball club met Tuesday
night and turned over to the mana
ger Of the team bank certificates
amounting to Sjl.sj. The club
has incurred some expense during
the season that had TO be backed
by private individuals. The amount
now in the treasury Of the club
is sufficient to reimburse those
persons and the remainder will be
used TO buy sweater coats for next
season.