The Arvada enterprise., 1914-05-21

merriment.
The orchestra, under the direc-
tion of Clifford Null, kept things
from getting n1onotonous be-
tween the acts.
The next performance will be
looked forward to, with even
greater interest.
! Baccalaureate Sermon. i.
.A:large,c crowd of the residents
of Aryada, attended, the Bacca-
laureate sermon, for the class
of 1914, at the Methodist church
last Sunday evening. The grad
uating class attended the service
in a body and made a very pleas
ing picture. seated upon the plat
form. The speaker of the eve
ming was DR.. Philips. Of Denver
University, and his address which
was upon the text, Am Ny.
Brothers Keeper? "?wasthorough-
ly enjoyed by, everyone present.
"A feature of the exercises was
the song. by the High school
chorus, fHow lovely are the mes
sengers.'' 1t was exceedingly
we'll rendered, and was aprre-
Leiated by. all. The audience also
enjoyed a treat in the playing Of
Prof Johnson, of Grace NJ. e.
Church.
A. H. Barth, is contemplating
visiting Idaho Springs again soon
On account Of rheumatism.
Walter James is cut acain after
having suffered a relapse from
sciatic rheumatism. His many
friends have missed him from
hfs' place of business and are glad
to see him able to be there again.
Arthur Kaler has been quite ill
the past week and unable to at
tend to. his sduties at Cahill S.
Neuralgia is the cause. y
Frank Kaler' who is now at
Sterling, where he is working in
the railroad shops met with an
accident a week ago on the base
ball diamond, that laid him up
for d whole week. In trying to
catch a fly he had a collision with
another player, .the latter sustain
ing two broken ribs. -.
Mrs. VIM. Sherman and child
rem will go, Friday, to Plastic
Siding for the summer. where
Mr.. Sherman has a responsible
position as superintendent of the
Clay mines on, the Moffet road.
They will probably return to Ar
vada for the next school year.
The Courage class of the M. E.
| Sunday schoo. was entertained
iby Miss Flora Kaler; at her home
on Ralston Ayente, one after
noon this. week. The occasion
being the second of a series Of
teas given by the class in which
the teacher, Mrs. Kelso plans to
lead the young into closer fellow
lship with each other She is to
be commended; in this splendid
undertaking. =
The volunteer fireman had a
practice run last night, getting
ready for the fourth Of July
celebration at Golden, when they
expect to carry off some prizes.
Erwin G. Streeter and Edna
Persingerwere quietly married
in Denver Thursday, May 14th.
Their nearest friends were not
aware of the fact and to say they
were surprised would not half
tell the story. Mr.. Streeter is
the fourth son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Streeter who resides west
of .Arvada and Edna is the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Persinger who live in Arvada.
The young bride and groom have
hosts of friends in Aryada who
wish them much happiness.
The Presbyterian ladies will
serve a banquet to the Juniors of
the Arvada High school atBarth' 8
hall next Wednesday evening.
On this account the sale of
home cooked foods announced
for Saturday of this week has
been indefinitely postponed.
Mrs. w. w. Benson was called
to St. Joe, Missouri, on account
Of the serious illness Of her sister.