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in marriage to a Miss Anna Roscn-
srecn at Colon, Neb, Wednesday
Walter is one OF our Industrious young
farmers and well able to care for the
woman he has chosen, and we wish
the newly married couple a happy
welded life. Mr.. and Mrs. John Niese
and son. Arthur, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Passick and Mrs. Herman kruse, OF
this city, We're present at the we'd
ding.
A. w. Starek visited with relatives
and friends at Atlantic a few days the
first OF last week.
Miss Frances Mumm was a Carroll
shopper last Tuesday.
O. O. Vogenitz returned Wednesday
from a business trip to Cedar Falls.
Professor Vogenitz went down to find
some favorable applicants for the po-
sitiOn of teachers here for the coming
school year.
Ray Brown, of Garrison, S. d., is
visiting With relatives and friends
north of this city.
Mrs. p. c. Kracht and daughter,
Miss Emma, left last week Tuesday
lUI Il NlSll Will INC loi lilci : uduSh'Ii'
Mrs. Hans Petersen at Armour, S. ID.
Quite number OF our young peo-
pie attended the dance held at Ar
cadia Tuesday evening, all reporting
splendid time.
A. Wicsc arrived here Friday after
noon from Colon, Neb.. for a visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wiese,
in this city.
Mrs. Jacob Mumm and three sons
were Carroll callers Wednesday.
Mrs. John Detlcfs called ON friends
at Denison Saturday.
Quite q number Of our people at
tended the opening of the cast end
Cottage Grove resort at Lake View on
Sunday and all report a most enjoy
able outing.
The Hy Hagge. Jr. family is under
quarantine for smallpox. We hope
they may soon recover enough to be
able to be released again.
Mrs. Bennett, OF Des Moincs. visit
ed few days last week with her
daughter, Mrs. G.. A. Book, near this
city
Carl Peters arrived home Tuesday
evening from Amcs. where he has
been attending the agricultural col
lege the past year.
Mrs. Jochim Noelk and son were
Carroll shoppers Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Mumm was a Carroll
shopper Tuesday.
Frank Wiese arrived home Friday
evening from Omaha, where he re
Gently underwent an operation at the
Presbyterian hospital. Frank looks
pretty poorly. but we hope lie may
soon regain all of his former health.
Death claimed another victim last
Thursday when Detlef Brotherson, lir-
ing north of this city, one Of our pio-
neer farmers, succumbed to kidney
trouble Funeral services were held
at the German Lutheran church Satur-
day afternoon, Rev. Karl Fauth CON
Quoting the services. Mr.. Biotherson
had been ailing considerably lately
and had given up farming this spring
and had inst had q new residence
built for himself and wife III this city.
The residence was just completed last
week and they intended moving in the
day his death occurred. We extend
our sincere sympathy to the bcreaved
relatives in their great loss.
The storm here Friday evening did
considerable damage. lightning kill
ing quite a little livestock belonging
to farmers near this city. The heavy
wind also damaged a number OF build
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spcut a pleasant afternoon at Mrs. Il.
W. Robertson's.
Mrs. c. w. Newcom, OF Bonesteel,
S. d., was calling on friends iast
Thursday afternoon The writer
acknowledges call. She departed
for her home Friday.
The Ladies' Aid society met for an
all day sewing with Mrs. Edna Cook.
doing quilting. We did not learn
whether the quilt was finished or not
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Swantz and
family visited Sunday afternoon at the
Bert Darling home. They are caring
for a baby boy who came to their
home recently.
Edna Browne got quite badly hurt
bv walking off the top floor downstairs
in her sleep last Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Prentice, OF Den
ison, visited Sunday at the William
Morley home.
Mrs. O'Brien of Sioux City, a sister
CT Mrs. Clair McKim, spent a week
ago last Sunday with them at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Miller.
Clair is still very poorly, but walked
I'D to church and back Sunday morn
inS.
Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Rigsleman. ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. S. Horr,
autocd to Dow City Sunday afternoon
and visited short time with Mr.. and
Mrs. a. II. Rudd and family.
Mrs. S. Browne received the sad
news OF the death of her sisters, Mrs.
Addie Raymond's husband at their
home at Wichita, Kans.
Bessie Pitcher is spending a few
weeks at the home of her grandpar-
,nts. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Winans.
Miss Eunce DObson, Miss Iva
Mason and S. Browne will close their
schools next Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Panokw, of Deni-
son, visited at Mrs. M. Patchin's last
Thursday afternoon.
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Frank Carl bought Il Ford auto last
Thursday.
Mr.. Mahnke was at Dcnson on bus
mess Tuesday.
Barney Malone bought an auto one
day this week.
Earl and Harold Fienhold and Fred
ana Edward Garrett were at Dow City
Tuesday to see the All Nations play
The ball game Tuesday at Dow City
was very interesting, and was won by
the All Nations by Il score of ) to 4
On account of rain only four innings
were played.
Glen Henderson and Seonke Main,
Ike went to Dow City on their bicycles
Tuesday.
Frank Bixlcr bought twin auto
seat buggy OF F. Car! one day Thu.
week.
Bert McCord went to Chicago Sat
urday with hogs.
Charley LorenZcn had an accident
the past week while breaking his pony
to drive single. The horse became
frightened and upset the buggy and
kicked MI. LOren2Cn on the arm. The
buggy was broken to pieces when the
horse got to the place whore Mr.
LOrenZen is working.
Frank Carl autoed to DOW City
Saturday
Horny Lcnz bought Chevrolet car
the past week With electric lights and
self starter.
Il. McCord, II. Bramlcy and Oscar
Fenhold shipped six car loads OF
stock to Chicago Saturday.
e. Taylor has a few weeks vacation
and Mr.. J. tirich is taking his place.
Fred Hocttger and John I4istamanm
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ings. The following are the names OF
those suffering tic most damage.
John Jensen, William Goettsch and
Harm krUse.
The following is the obituary of Mr..
Geo. Neumann. ST.. which we were I'M
able to get in ume for last weeks is
sue. Mr.. Neumann had been ailing
quite a bit of late and died a week
ago Friday while being taken to Oma-
ha to consult a specialist. George
Neumann was born in Germany Dec.
II, 1858, and died May 80, 1914, being
90 years, 6 months and 20 days of age.
In 1871 he came to America, settling
at Chicago, Ill.,, where he was united
in marriage to Miss Anna Thies. Elev-
en- children, seven girls and four
boys. were born to this union: Mrs.
Lena Kasperson, Mrs. Mary Georgus,
Mrs. Amanda Groenbeck, Mrs. Anna
Segebarth, Mrs. Emma Brockman,
Miss Milhelmina, Miss Alma, John,
William, George ana Edward. Mrs.
Ncumann preceded her husband to
the great beyond in 1901. leaving him
WITH large family TO care lOr. Al
though not strictly religious man,
Mr.. Neumann was always honest and
right in his dealings with ayone and
never would try to injure or hurt the
feelings OF his friends. The funeral
services We're held at Arcadia last
Monday forenoon. Rev. Englert con
Quoting the services. lnterment was
made in the Arcadia cemetery. We
join the many friends in extending our
Sinccrest sympathy TO the children
and relatives OF the deceased.
The West Side boys were again vic
torious in the baseball game with Ar
cadia Sunday, coming out On the long
end of to 8 score. Good for you.
boys, keep pegging away at it. West
Side may yet be able TO boast of a
baseball team.
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autocd to Dcnison Thursday and at
tended the hog cholera lecture.
j. Tebbe received his Overland car
Sunday His son, Herman, is learn
ing to run it.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kuhl and family
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Mahnke.
Frank Carl made business trip to
Denison in his auto Saturday.
Sam, Annie and Minnie Birkholfer
visited at the II. Bramley home Sun
day. ri
Miss Trcssie Shaffer is sick with
heart trouble these days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rockwell spent Sun
day at the ]. Henderson home.
+. Carl took Fred Eggert, j. ulrich
and H. Schlee out for Il pleasure trip
in his auto Sunday.
Roy Schumate was elected treas
urcr at the Sunday school Sunday, as
Miss Bryan, who was treasurer. is
expecting to go to summer school.
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Mrs. Lulf Richardson visited last
Wednesday and Thursday at the Dell
Richardson home then went to Cres-
cent to visit at the parental home.
A lawn party of young people en-
jOycd a very pleasant evening last
Thursday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. j. NewcCm. The party was given
in honor OF Miss Clara Lott, OF Jack
son, Mimi. who has been visiting at
their home.
William Galland and wife, of Dow
City, visited relatives here a few days
last week.
The Never Worry club took the p
IN. train last Thursday afternoon and
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The Arvada enterprise., 1914-03-19
Wheat Ridge Organizes.

On Wednesday evening of last
week the Wheat Ridge Improve
ment Association was organized
with 70 charter members. The
object of the organization will be
to promote local improvements
for the ridge and probabilities
are that it will finally result in an
incorporated town for Wheat
Ridge.
L. L. West was made tempor-
airy chairman and Henry Vulliet,
secretary. The board of direc-
tors is composed of E. L. West,
Walter Martin, J. Shirley, Mrs
]. D Conway, Henry Vulliet, T..
]. Wardell and Geo. Olinger
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-03-19

If the weather will permit,
Arvada will play the Nippons on
the home ground next Sunday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-03-19
REgBER COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION |
ArVada To En-.
tertain Pomona.

Arvada is to have the honor of
being hostess to the Darden Po-
mona Grange on Saturday, March
23th, when Clear Creek Valley
Grange will entertain the county
organization. The meetings will
be held in Bank hall, and a large
attendance is expected.
1t should be the signal for Ar
vada business men and all Arva-
da citizens to get busy and pre-
pare to receive their visitors.
The town should he put in order
and it would not hurt to stick out
a few flags just to let the visitors
know that appreciate the honor
of their visit. fQ1, ttA
The following program has
been prepared: OK
10 a gm.-Open in 9TH. degree.
l0:30 a. a.m.-Regular order Of busi-
moss. Open in4th. degree
Report of Subordinate
Granges.
IL O'clockLDinGer.
l:sO p. m.-Open Session.
Music. 10 r
AddressFby Atty-Genrral
Fred Farrar on Irrigation
Problems in Colorado y
Mrstc.- <.>-c'e-S
Address by Hon. James r.
Killion, subject "Our Rich.
est Field.n~ 3
Music. 6lb--,eA
G.--s.Address by Hon. l.. S.
Twitchell, Farming in
this and Other Countries. y
Mnsic, etc.
6 p, m.-supperr
Msss4sreec.
-. , RMoving Pictures and Stere-
y opticon Lecture on the San
Francisco International Ex-
position aud the Panama Ca
nal, by Stanley McGinnis.
L
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-03-19
Call Arvada 951
Baptist Church Notes.

The Quarterly Meeting Of the
Womens Baptist Missionary Cir
c,es, of Denver, met at the First
Baptist Chursh, Tuesday, March,
II, for an all day meeting. The
reports of several Circles were
very gratifying, showing that
all the Circles had met their ar:
portionments for the year. A
delicious luncheon was served
free, at the noon hour, by the
Ladies Of the First Church.
Quite an interesting program
was carried out in the afternoon.
The principal address was by
Dean Howe, on Ann of Ava"
or Ann Hazeltine Judson."
Those attending from Arvada
were Mesdames, Williams, Ellis,
Dennis, Watson, and Benight.
The Ladies are indebted to Mrs.
Williams for the pleasant ride
to Denver in her car.
The next meeting will be with
the Baptist church in Arvada, in
June.
A quiet wedding took place at
the home of Faster Benight Mon
day afternoon, when Walter
Wayne Nichols and Louise Hold
en-, both of the Fruitdale neigh
borhood, were united in marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols were both
among those baptized by Elder
Benight in the recent meeting
at the Fruitdale Baptist Church.
Next Sunday at 200 o'clock is
the reception at the Y. M. C. A.,
given by the big brothers" to
boys from 10 to Ia years of age
in our Baptist Sunday Schools.
Pastor Benight will go with his
class of boys. He requests them
to be ready to leave Arvada on
the 1927 car.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-03-19
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday School at 8 :45 a. m.
Preaching at II 100 q. m. B. Y. P.
U. at 7 100 p. m. Preaching at 8 100
p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at Z AS. Everyone wei
come.
REV. c. NJ. BENIGHT, Pastor.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-03-19

The Green Tea, given by the
Catholic Ladies Aid was a grand
social, as well as a great financial
success. The ladies wish to
thank those who patronized the
Tea and those who otherwise
helped towards ite success.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-03-19

Miss Elizabeth Arthur of Den
yer visited with Mr.. and Mrs. c.
R. Buck from Sunday until We'd
nesday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-03-19

Mrs. II. A. Ullery gave a thea
tar p rt, at tie Denham Wednes:
day afternoon, to a number Of
her friends.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-03-19

Better coffee at Cahills 30c.
Sold elsewhere for 35c.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-03-19

Next week will be spring va
cation in the local schools.
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9Onuerstaa Den 10. september 1914
1ie Weri int iihey re nr,hs

Die geridts iiber bic grDbe
S4ladt, bic isit sfpei aasen I'M
9anss 1T unb sins GntI9eibungs>
i1laht gu iperben Deripri6t, tommsu
aus fransoiif4en unb ensIiIfen Duel,
len. Ius Berlin lit ni9ts einsetrofs
fen, fpeil man bort ii6 ni9t nit Der.
mutbunsen befobt, ionbern nur polIs
snSete TbatIaden msIoet unb bieie
Iinb pabri9einli1 nod in einigen ga.
gen niht an ertparten. bo cine aus
Willionen beitebenoe @rmee Ii4 ni9t
I'M eriten glniturm iiber ben Saufen
rennen labt Mas nun bic frana0iis
iaen uno enslii9en 9erihte betrifft,
10 pirb benz 2eIer nid,t entgangen
fein, oab lie in Der altbetannten Meiie
abgefabt iinb. Ius benz 0inz uno
Serposen Der S6la9tlinie tperben
boreilise S9liiiie gs5osen. Menn Die
Oelltiden on elmer SteIle etipas auz
riidsebrdnst tpurben iinb, ptrb bas
als elm Sieg pertiinbet, aber bon einem
slei9en 8prtoTmnib uuf franSoiiider
Settle, bas bod niht ausbleiben
fonnte, pirb nidts sefust. Sin rid>
tises Bib tpirb man baber nur see
fpinnen tDnnen, tpenn man bic Saupt-
puntte in 8etradt siebt. Sas 3ieI Der
beutf6en Irmee lit, Die Norbarmee
Der 8erbiinbeten bon Der Siibarmee
su trennen unb lie bann ein5sln si
fhlagen. 9ieIer plan 1T NOD ni9t
eesliidt, aber er lit aud nod mid.
miblungen. Sn Wirtli6feit ipridt
alIes fir ben erfolsrsi6en Qusguns,
neil bic Seutideu ibre Steaung nod
inne baben unb in bisie beitanbig
@eritdrfungen beransiehen. Sn bieier
Sinfi6t TIT Elm beittmmtes Refultat 81
melben. Die Deutfden baben Wlaus
beuse erobert uno 10000 @efansene
eema9t. Das 1T in mebr als elmer
9inii9t BON GROCER Widtisieit. Die
2lrmss, bic Bel Maubeuse beI6dftist
mar, tann iest bic beutiden Reiben
berjtdrfsn unb bic 9abnltnie, bic Don
Maubeuss beberrfft tpurbe, 1T iebt
frei, 10 bdb auf bieier tpeitere @erftdrs
iunsen bsranse5ossn iperosn tOnnsn.
DAP bic SransOfen nod 3u5ua erhals
ten tDnnten. 1T ni9t ipdhrfteinlih,
benn nah 9faem, ,ipas aus ben Depel6en
eriidtlih lit, baben iie ben lssten per-
fiisbaren Mann fdon ins 5reFfen gee
bra6t. Muf @runb bieier Sbatia4e
balten mir uns su Der 4niift bere4z
tigt, bab ben Dsutf6en Der Sieg ni6t
.ntasbsn fann unb baB bic Sdla4t
.nti6eibenb Iein tpirb.
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gpbenlpie Sumnbeit.

Dir DeutTde in qmeritu fiibren eis
nen &f, Der in feiner Irt nDf
jaipieriger lit, als Der aampf, ben
unIsre griiber in Srantrei9 unD
RubIanD fiibrsn. Sieie baben bic
GepibEeit, bab lie falieblif gum
Siege gelansen tperoen. Dir aber in
bisiem 2an6s psrben befdnbis tDeiter
tGmpfen miiiIen. benn mir babsn es
nit sinsm Ssgnsr gu tban, Der unbee
iieebar lit unb bds III cine 6obenloie
Summbeit. bic IN srObfter llnpifen>
belt uno 0oreingenommenbeit tpur=
seIt. Den @ipfeIpunfi bierin er.
reift bic gehauptung, bab be 4mes
ritGner aleH @ruub 5aben, BEN Gies
Der Seinbe 9suti9lanbs gu min.
ifen, nsnn penn 2ebteres iissreih
ous bem &fe berDorssbeu ioIte.
iperbe Der beuti6e Militarismus feline
Moffen gescn bic Der. stuaten ipens
ben,
glls 6enr1 lntterfon, ser Nsbatt6r
bss 2ouisDiller Courier Sournnl. fi9
in biefem Siune Guberts, sloubten
mir, es nit einem beipnbers ii6erz
ipannten Menffen gu t6un su baben.
sSebt finoen rtr. bdB Der 9erliner
&orreiponpent Der Gbicaaoer 9ribune
iih Dor elmer grpben 8eriammlung
in iener Gtabt in glei9er Weiie auss
geiproden bat unb 3u iIitIsrem groben
8sbduern ntiiifen mir b;n3uFiigen, bab
mir gemsrtuneeu glsifer 9rt bon
almeritanern in unIerer Stabt gsbort
babsn.
Der betreifeube gbica9oer. Wilp
nit Rameu, ipri6t ppn bsr bsutffen
WilitGrpartei, bic ben aaiIer gssnun.
gen babe, einsn WelttrieJ Dom 3aune
Su bre6sn. ipel4en has beutfhe
8oIt seaen ieiuen Wilen auSfedten
miiiie, In benz aber 9eutIdlanb unierr
liegen meroe unh bariibsr mliIs ifd
iebsr Qmeritaner freuen, bsnn ipenn
bic Wilitdrpartei iiege, baun sGbe ss
feline gren3sn fir ibrc RnubfaGt.
sSn erfter Reibe tpiirben bas bic Der.
Staaten enpfinben. Die beutIde Wi- 4
lidrpdrtei bbs ifets bic MonrpssDots
'rin als cine 4nmabung 6etraftet
iHb piiroe iie nah einem Siege fir
Ibgstban rtTdren. @emeint III bamit.
In GroberuHgssus Deutialonhs IN
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Gin 9srfsefeht tn Jiniiifas
TDIsn.
(JslbpOitbrisf.)
a5niastbaI, 10. s. 1915.

a5nisstbaI, 10. s. 1915.
ais6, glisrn unb @eiGpifisr!
S&netl sinen Beri9t iib,r bas &c.
itriss S.i,6t. Sn Der Ra&t bonn
5reitag gum Sonnabeno erbtelt i4
Der gsfsbI, NIT mtiner abtbtiluns
ppn S6icit db5uriiden uub in Olot.
trpeu (osutidsS grsnSbOrf III @i4s
tuns SObanuisburs -aoInop) mid
nit Der aompdsnie gu persinistn.
Id traf bort nnd breiitiinbiSsm
WlarIfs 5 llbr 40 Min. Worgsns
(Spnuabsnb) elm. Die Gompdsnis
bait. ben 4uftras, f.it3uiteaen, 100
ruiiiTte Snfdnterie perblitben unb bel
einsr gsgsgniug por aolnoD bic Sn-
funi.ris 3uriid3utperfen. Gs ipurbsn
brei 3iis. gu js 80 Manu einseibsilt.
Sd bate ben erifsn 3us unb sius
nit bisism stbsdt au beisen Stitsn
Der gboufes JOHANNESBURG SolnoD
Rublanb) iibsr bic @ren3s, ipd6rsnb
bic beibsn anbern 3iiee bas ieitIi4e
@sldnb. in is 800 Dieter entfernung
gum @ormarf9 benuti.n. Str5aupt.
mann mar bei bsm 5ipsiten 3ugs. oa
bort baa gsIanbe isbr uniibtrifGtli9
mar.
Dos .rf. ruFifde Dorf. bas mir
paFirtsn, mar Iesr. A 90 Mettr DOT
mir bsfanO ii@ cine 20 Maim iharis
RabfabrsrpairouiIIs. Mir mo9ten st.
mo nod cine Stunbe mari4irt fem,
als mir DON elmer 90be aus bas DDrf
giderponn. 5u @eiihi betamsn. In.
isrs Rabfabrerputrouille mar auf 200
Wleter an bas Dorf bsran, als lie
pI5bli6 DON bort befsueri purbs. gis
iparfen bic Mabsr tn ben GbnuTs,.
graben, nabmtn Gtelluns unb srp;s
bsrten bus 5euer. S4 lisb nieinsn,
3ug fpfort dusfhpdrmsn unbDtduns
Heb:nsn. Dnrm bds gLas iielIie id
fen, bab bns Torf 3ur Wsrtbeibisuns
sinseri6tst unb fart beieBt mar. Sd
iddbts cine Romposnis. Ia bic auf
bic RabTabrsr abssssbsmn GhiiHeI
idmmtlih 5u bod sinstn uub uns,
bic mir 400 Dieter babinter lassn,
fart g.fdbrbsien, fob ia mid ssn5.I
tbist, bic Dsdung NIT mtinem 3uee
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