The Arvada enterprise., 1914-06-18
Meeting at Golden
Regular Love Feast

meeting in Golden Saturday night
was all that could have been ex-
pected from a harmony stand
point. In fact it was most graft
flying to those who feel the re-
sponsibility for this movement.
There were perhaps fifty-five or
sixty, to be conservative, mostly
wheel-horses of the party present
also quite q number of the ladies
present.
Mr.. Hill, the permanent chair
man was unable to be present on
account of the illness of his wife
and Wesley Staley, of Arvada,
was offered the job, but declined
with thanks. Mr.. Husson, one
of Golden's aldermen, was chosen
and he filled the position with
ease and dignity. Everyone in
the hall was given an opportuni-
ty to speak, and some Of the best
known orators were urged to do
20, with the result that there
were several good speeches made,
funny stories told. and ideas ex-
changed, which put everyone in
4 rood humor and developed into
! real love feast. The most prom
inent among the speakers were
Hon. Mr. Carringer, Mr.. Berry OF
Edgewater, Geo. Campbell, Fred
Bunger, District Attorney Sam
johnson, Col Hoyt. Mrs. French,
Judge Spicer, Of Ed9ewater,
Postmaster r. L. Newton, r. c.
Barney, Mrs. Cochran, editor Of
the Morrison Monitor and Mr..
Dollison. The theme was to lay
down all personal and petty
grievances and to select the very
best men that could be found for
the county offices and go down
the line for them. Some of them
thought that it would do no harm
to mix it . little where they
found it to their local advantage.
but q to the state ticket they
are anxious to get the very best
men possible in nomination and
70 support them in . solid pha.
lanx.
The ladies' Of Golden served Ice
cream and cake at the close and
oil told it was . very pleasant af-
fair.
One noticeable feature wal
that while the attendance was
not 20 large Is could have been
desired, each precinct was tair.
" we'll represented. Those 60
ing from Arvada were. Wesley
Staley, Chas. Wilbur, Geo. Camp
bell. Richard Ainges, Luther Sc
crest R. L. Newton. Mrs. lnez
French, Sam johnson and wife
and the editor Of the Enterprise.
The fact that four papers were
represented was . matter Of con-
gratulatory comment, and each
editor was called upon to speak.
Ms. Cochran Of the Monitor
made . neat little speech and
showed that she was doing things
for her end of the county, or at
least making every effort to get
good roads In her part Of the
county. She is . great believer
in making automobile roads %
that the tourists will be attracted
to Colorado. Being located a.
Morrison 10 and reapinR consider.
able benefit from this class Of
trade It ID perfectly proper that
the Monitor should take this
stand, but - . county get-to
pether argument we don't see
much in It, because the bulk Of
the farmers don't get q penny
off Of the tourists and are more
interested In good roads over
which to haul their produce.
Morrison wants q commissioner
up that way next time and will
make q hard fight for it. We
know Of another locality that will
probably be clammoring for the
same thing at the proper time.
At the close Of the meeting Il
was decided, unanimously. to
come to Arvada for the next
meeting, which 10 TO be Satur'
day night, June e.. Everyone
interested should remember the
date.
The Cemetery Aid supper last
Friday evening was . great sue
eess and Q neat sum was cleared.
The Arvada Band met las'
nieht for rehearsal and j. J.
, Weber assumed the leadership