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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-02-05
PREACHERSVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Sprinkles, of
Shelby City, were the guests of MIR.
and Mrs. F. L. Thompson Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mrs. w. H. Cummins is much bet
ter at this writing, and her many
friends hope her a speedy recovery.
Miss fora Anderson was visiting
Miss Allie Mae Thompson.
Mesdames Ollie Cummins and Ora
Johnson and children were visiting
Mrs. j. NJ. Cress.
Miss Anna Sprinkles has returned
to Shelby City after several weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. F. l..
Thompson.
Mrs. Jordan and daughter are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jor-
dan.
Charley Naylor is spending a few
DAYS with his sister, Mrs. John Bell
at Corbin.
Little Eunice Brown and Marie
Cummins spent Thursday night with
Miss Ruby Cress.
Miss Della Lawrence was visiting
Miss Carrie Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Johnson and
children left Friday FOR Georgetown.
We regret very much to give them
I'D but wish them we'll in their new
home.
Jim Rogers, of Be Lick, PASSED
through here en- route to Lancaster
with some nice horses for sale Mon
day county court day.
John Kennedy has sold his farm
near here and will move to Crab
Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Naylor write
that they are we'll satisfied in their
Hoosier home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert White were
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs. S.
d. Carpenter.
F. l.. Thompson has been in Rock
castle county buying cattle.
A very small crowd attended Sun
day School, owing to the inclement
weather.
We would not be surprised to hear
the wedding bells ringing soon.
Guess who?
Mrs. Minnie Whitaker, of near
Greensburg, Ind, is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. d. Carpen-
ter.
Miss Plummer, Of Bee Lick, VS.
tied Miss Nora Smith.
Mr.. David Stephens is i'll Of pneu-
monia at his home near Sweeney.
James Miller and family of the
Lawon neighborhood, moved TO the
old Horton place.
Mrs. Quincy Naylor, who has been
very sick, is better.
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STANFORD-WHITE.

Sheriff Lincoln CO
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-02-05
The Interior Journal Stanford Kentucky February 1915
SHERIFFS SALE FOR
DELINQUENT TAXES

l, j. G. Weatherford, Sheriff OF
Lincoln county, will on Monday
February 9Th, 1915, same being
County Court day, offer for sale al
the Court House door at Stanford
KY, the following real property re-
turned delinquent, same being the
amount due for state, county and
school taxes, for the year 1914. Said
sale to begin at 100 o'clock stan
dard time. The names of those pay
ing before that date will be stricken
from the list
Jan. 18th, 1915.
j. G. WEATHERFORD'
ne
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Our school taught by Prof. John
son and Prof. Hutehins closed on
Friday. These gentlemen have
taught a good school.
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CRAB 0RCHARD-WHITE

Abraham, Mrs. (bal) IT'S acr. 81 Al
Adams J M Is acres ..... 2 06
Adams j NJ (nr) 70 acres. . 10
Barker, Mrs. E p. lot. go. 4 IS
Bell, w L, lot ........... 9 As
Blankenship, + T 81 acres. 4 46
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-18

w. ii. Light having received
the highest number of votes
was declared the nominee.
1t was moved by X. Sanderson
seconded by C. r. Buck that n
committee of three be appointed
by the chair himself to be one of
the committee. to fill vacancies.
Motion carried.
The appointment of the COM
mitroe was withheld until later.
MesSrs. Sandcrson and Cline
were appointed mex, day to act ON
the committee on vacancies with
Prof Drake.
The meeting adjourned in due
form.
The action Of the meeting in
favorlng an election was more Ia
save the town from techicalitics
that might arise in lieu of an ell.
ection than as q rebuke to the
present town board. In fact
Mayor McFadden emphatically
declined to serve longer. AS did
also Trustees Chinn and Sander.
son.
The men chosen. however. are
all well qualified 10 serve the
town and we believe will do so
in conscientious and efficient
manner. 1t is a thankIess un.
dcrtaking and all realize this
fact. However, they should re.
ceiye the cooperation and hearty
support Of all of Arvada's citi-
zens. There are many matters
which prove perplexing problems
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to them and the people should
help them to solve them.
The retiring board has made
some progress for the better
ment of the town and whether
or not this fact has been fully
appreciated they have acted con-
scientiously and faithfully in the
matter and should be commend.
ed for their untirlng efforts.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-18
Mass Convention
Names Good Ticket

The mass meeting held in Bank
hall on Tuesday evening to de-
eide on holding an election of
officers for the town of Arvada.
was we'll attended by represen-
tative citizens and resulted in
naming a good ticket.
D. B. Drake called the meet
ing to order and was elected
permanent chairman, w. w.
Moberly being chosen as secre-
tary.
A full discussion of the mat
ter was had after which a mo-
ton was made by A. j. Recht,
seconded by w. P. Greene that
the present board be indorsed
and that an election be dispensed
with. The motion was lost.
j. f. White then moved that
the meeting proceed to nominate
a ticket. 1t was seconded by C.
r. Buck and carried almost u
unanimously.
I. c. Hurst and Carl Schultz
were chosen as tellers and the
names of II. j. Juchem and A.
l.. Davis were proposed for
mayor. The vote gave Davis 20
and Juchem %. Mr.. Davis was
declared nominated.
A large number of names were
proposed as candidates for a two
year term, but many declined.
Those declining were f. C. Muir
Gibson, R. Sanderson, w. r.
James, Guy Juchem. The chair
ruled that those declining would
be dropped.
The names of M. P. CHM,
Geo Williams, j. F. White, Theo
Simms, w. II. Light and Geo. b.
Campbell were balloted upon and
resulted as follows:
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A Small Blaze

The alarm of fire was sounded
about 6:l5 this evening and the
department was out in double
quick time. The editor had just
previously had a telephone mess
age to come home quick, his
house was on fire. 1t is safe to
say we gave the alarm as we
flew. w. p. Greene, our neigh
Dor, was the real hero of the oc-
casion, having gotten his hand
badly burned in ejecting an un-
ruly gasoline stove. Mrs. Mob
erly had lighted the stove in the
rear porch and thinking it was
properly generated left it a few
moments. When she returned
the porch was ablaze. She tried
to get central and failing. picked
up the baby and ran to Mr..
Greene, who, with his son Cecil
and son-in-law, Mr.. Anderson,
by dextrous and quick work soon
had the fire out, but not without
a severe burn on his left hand
which will lay him up for few
days besides being very painful.
We publicly acknowledge our APP
preciatiOn
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Williams, SlmmS and Camp
bell were declared nominated.
For the one year term the
names Of w H. Light, John Cor
ich, Christian Stoke, A. j. Mil
Ter and M. j. BoretZ were pro-
posed. The vote stood as fol-
lows.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-18
Work on Factory
Progressing Nicely

The work on the factory is pro
crossing nicely when the wealth.
er conditions will permit. The
concrete foundation is completed
for the main building and eXca-
vations are being made for the
boiler room which will be built
in addition to the main building
at the southeast corner.
In the meantime President
Clark is plying back and forth in
his auto between here Denver
bringing out prospective purch-
asers. He reports things NOV
ing nicely and Mr.. White, chair
man of the building committee
reports satisfactory progress all
along the line.
Report comes from Mrs. l.. G..
Gillard who was injured by being
thrown from a buggy at the c.
4 S. crossing some weeks ago
and sustained a broken leg. that
she is rapidly improving and the
cast will be removed in another
week. Mrs. McFeeley has &C.
cepted her position at the Arva-
da Dry Goods store.
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Arvada Commercial Club Entertains
Men Of Affairs from DENY or.

ne ArVaQa commercial CLUB
took on new life at its meeting
Monday night at least in the
minds of all members present
who listened to the splendid ad-
dresses of four gentlemen of al
fairs in Denver. Messrs. Fred P.
Johnson, secretary of the Colo
RADIO Live Stock Association and
vice-president Of the Colorado
State Chamber of Commerce,
Ralph H. Faxon, secretary of
the international Agricultural
and Dry Farming Congress, John
F. Vallery, General Agent of the
c. B. & @. railroad and Thomas
R. Dillon, Jr., made pleasing re.
marks.
These gentlemen very gener-
ously consented to come to Ar
vada for a visit with the Com
mercial club in response to an
invitation from Secretary Arthur
E. White of the Commercial club
in accordance with the meeting
held two weeks ago when it was
decided to take steps to revive
the club by giving a luncheon
and having some prominent
speakers to tell US what can be
accomplished by commercial
organization.
Mr.. Dillon was first called up
on and responded with a few
pleasantries saying that he mere
ly came along as ballast for the
car. Mr.. Vallery who as is gen.
orally known, by virtue of his
connection with the Burlington,
also an official of the C. & S.
rtilroad. made brief, friendly
talk, stating that he would be an
interested listener to suggestions
as to local improvements pertain
ing to the c. & S. road at this
point. In private conversation
he expressed himself willing to
consider a plan for beautify-
ing the right of way thru Arva-
da by parking it, a thing that has
been in the minds of some of
those most keenly interested in
local civic conditions.
Mr.. johnson made a clean-cut
speech on the harmonizing of in
terests between the commercial
bodies of the towns, small and
large. assuring these organiza-
tions that instead of looking up
on Denver as the hog" they
should look upon her as friend
and eager to help them solve the
many perplexing problems chief
among which was the problem
of good roads" He cited the
fact that the half-mill levy being
enacted into law will help the To-
calities just outside of Denver
and Denver county in securing
good roads, as none of this
money SO raised from taxable
Denver property can be used in
side Of Denver or Denver county.
Naturally this would help Arva-
da and Jefferson county and Mr..
johnson hoped to see splendid
highway running thru Arvada
and connecting it with Denver so
that it would bring the tourist
travel thru our beautiful city.
He was certain that Denver
would see to it that the state
highways commission distribut-
ed the funds created by the half
mill levy to the best advantage
in building good roads leading
out from Denver. As vice.presi-
dent Of the Chamber of Com
merce he invited the CONNER
cial club to come down as guests
of the Chamber, and when we
get to manufacturing tires to
bring them down and the Cham
Der would give Arvada a special
reception and assist in advertis.
ing the tires.
Mr.. Faxon stated that he had
been connected with commercial
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-18

dSilieFelilellI uepeiiuSu u Oh t'ic
some quality of effort. He sad
that towns do not just grow of
their own accord but thar they
must be made to grow BY the
persistent effort and un,iring en-
ergy of the people who live in
them.
Great achievements come only
thru organized effort and con-
centration of purpose, hence the
commercial clubs, the church Or
CARNATIONS, the school organiza-
tons. the political organizations,
and the lodges. Organization
being the basic principle Of all.
Without it nothing can be &C
complished. Commercial organi-
cations working in conjunction
with the newspapers are the two
largest factors in building up
civic centers, and prosperous
communities. AS an illustration
he related his personal expert
ences at Garden City, Kans.,
which had accomplished many
great things thru these two
agencies. 1t had built roads
which opened up a vast territory
Of rich farming country and had
caused its resources to flow into
the lap of Garden City's COM
merce. It led the way for can
ming factories, milk cnodensaries
educational institutions and
Farmers institutes, al! of which
make a city Of four thousand in
habitants in d very few years.
Mr.. Faxon then told OF The In
ternational Dry Farmers cong
ress which is to be held IN Den
crneXt fall, which will BE- a
veritable Worlds fair. This
congress was held in Wichita
last year in which four of the
warning nations of Europe was
represented. He hopes to see
Arvada extensively represented
next fall.
AT the close of his remarks
President Juchem on behalf of
the club thanked the gentlemen
for their presence and kindly
suggestions and useful informa-
ton and the club proceeded with
the election OF officers which re-
suited in the unanimous vote to
continue the same set of officers
as follows:
Pres. H. j. Juchem.
Sec. Arthur E. White.
Treas. Wesley Staley.
Trus:ees-J. f. White and
George Muench.
The Offices Of vice and second
vice-president were overlooked,
so I. c. Hurst and d. F. Cahill,
the present incumbents. will
probably hold over.
After the business was trans
acted luncheon Of sandwiches,
doughnuts, pickles and coffee
was served by the committee
composed of A. j. Recht, M. i.
Boretz and c. L. Gilmore and
greatly enjoyed.
The visitors took their depart
ure expressing themselves rs
having had an enjoyable even
ing and as willing to come ar,,in
when invited.
On the whole, the evening
was most profitable to those
present and each one seemed to
take new interest in the com
mercial club. The names of
Harry Garlick and DR.. C. II.
Morian were placed on the mem
bership roll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris j. Boretz
are about the happiest people in
town over the arrival Saturday
evening at 800 Of a beautiful
Z! pound girl at their home.
q II
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-18
Last Call.

Don't forget the the intensely
comical play " The Deacon En-
tangled" given by the Arvada
Dramatic Company, in Bank
Hall on Faiday evening March 10
1915.
Get your tickets at Ullery's.
Juchem's, and peterson $. Don't
miss it.
On Friday of last week Mrs.
John Richards and daughter Ger
oldine, were the guests of their
old time friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Dennis. After attending
the Sunday School conversions,
then in session here, and a fare
well chat with the Dennises they
returned to their home in Golden
on the 1920 car.
A quiet wedding took place at
the Grace NJ. h. church in Denver
last Sunday morning at $3.50.
When miss Bessie Shoop of Kan
sas City, niece of C.. II. and DR..
Shoop of this locality was united
in marriage to Mr.. Noble Gilke-
son Of Denver. Mrs. G. T.. Shoop
Was matron Of honor. Rev. +.
r. Hallcnback pronounced the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilke.
son will make their home in Den
yer, where Mr.. Gilkeson is head
electrician for the Cadelac Motor
Company.
A first column first page arti-
Gle in the New York Sun of Mar.
Z, is written by Thomas K. Mac
Mcchem, aeronautical engineer,
and brother Of Mr.. MacMcchcm
Of Grandview avenue. who re.
Gently moved to Arvada and is
financial editor on the Denver
Daily News. Mr.. MacMcchem
sees great disaster in store for
England in a Iepplin raid which
is being planded by Germany in
April.
The Mothers Congress will hold
n special meeting Tuesday even.
ing, March 23rd, at the High
school building at 1880. Prof. |
johnson will give n concert of old
songs and selections on the High |
school graphaphonc. A silver Of
fcrinP will be taken for the benc.
III of n children & playground.
Miss Margaret Molet il down
from Simpson n few days spend
ing her spring vacation with Miss
Margaret Rodda and others of her
many friends.
Mrs. T. l.. Ycnger il rapidly
recovering from the serious opera.
ton she underwent some time ago. !
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Colony Club Social
Enjoyable Event

about two hundred of Arvado and
vicinity S jolly and gcnteel people
present bent on having a good
time.
a delightful musical program
was furnished by Misses Carne
helner and Mrs. Pauline Paxton
and Elma Hayes, Mrs. Paxton s
friend from Denver.
The evenings amusemcnts af.
lorded many w nations of old time
origin, "A trip to the County
Far" afforded great deal of
merrlment as did also "Jacob and
Ruth. "
Imitation shamrocks were
pinned on each one as they came
IN and these had duplicate num-
bers which afforded the means of
pairing off for the cafeteria
luncheon that was served in
abundant fashion. The couples
formed in the order of grand
march and filed into the serving
room, where each was first given
n plate and napkin. As they
passed along the goodies which
consisted of sandwiches, pickles,
cakes and coffee. They then
marched back to the assembly hall
and found chairs where their
wants were afterward amply re-
plenishcd by the ladies who scrv-
ed, assisted by several men.
After the luncheon partners for
"A qnadrillc were called for by
Wesley Stalcy, who then called
off the old time square dances in
n manner that showed that he had
not forgotten the days of his
youth.
Many of those who entered into
the mcrriment with full zcst show
ed that they were living over the
oid days and these were reinforced
by the younger squad who were
more familiar with the round
dance. Some laughnblc mixups
occurred, naturally, but these only
added to the enjoyment of the oc.
casion.
IL was an informal, good nat
urcd crowd and every one seemed
to be in their jollicst mood. II. S.
Burton was appai mtly the young.
est man ON the floor, and furnished
fun for the rest.
The crowd disT nrscd at u rea-
sonablc hour and all expressed
desire for more of such gatherings.
Mrs. NJ. u. IIcaly Of the Arvada
Restaurant has been seriously i'll
with grippe the past week, but is
better now.
The Model Clothing is cnlnrg-
my Its store room on account of in
crcasing business. Mr.. Baratz,
the proprietor, is "A hustler, good
advertiser and booster for Ar
vada.
Il. }, Champion has returned to
Cape Girardcan, Mo, after about
two week Is visit with his wife
and Arvada friends. lie will be
there several weeks erecting ma
chine for his company and will
then return to Michigan.
Remember the hard times
dance at Rand's Saturday Even
ing March Goth. everybody invit-
ed. A big prize will be given for
the best costume.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Seath and
mother desire thru the columns
of the Enterprise to thank all
those who were so kind during
siege Of sickness, in sending
flowers and other kind remcm-
beronccs.
Mrs. Flora Bennett and Mrs.
II. Il. Patten Of Golden called on
Mrs. Lettie Sherman Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Blake and daughter
Hazel visited Mrs. Sherman and
daughters Saturday.
Don't forget the play. THE
Deacon Entangled" given by the
Arvada Dramatic company to-
morrow, the 10Th. Admission,
rs and 35 cents.
Miss Jessie Danford was
brought home Saturday from st
Lukcs hospital and ID getting
along nicely,
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-18

Mrs. C. M. Cones and little
son returned last Thursday from
several months stay in Califor-
MIA.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-18

Chas, Il. Allen has invested in
a brand new Pathfinder. having
traded the car he recently owned
for the one disposed of by Mr..
Allen.
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Il j Champion has returned to
Cape Guardian, Mo, after about
two week Is visit with his wife
and Aryada friends. He will be
there several weeks erecting "A ma
chine for his company and will
then return to Michigan.
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Remember the hard times
dance at Rand's Saturday Even
ing March Goth. everybody invit-
ed. A big prize will be given for
the hosL costume.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. DAILY of
Hygiene are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Doughty.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris J. Boretz
are about the happiest people in
town over the arrival Saturday
evening at 800 Of beautiful
y pound girl at their home,
Mother and daughter are doing
fine and Mr.. Boretz wears a seven
by nine smile and cigars are on
tap in abundance. Smoke up.
boys.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-18

Report comes from Long Beach
that Albert Barth, Jr., is suffer-
ing from an injury to his foot in
which the small bones were
broken. He will be laid up for
sometime.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-18

The Model Clothing is enlarg-
my Its store room on account of in
crcaslng business. Mr.. Baratz,
the proprietor, is "A hustler, n good
advertiser and booster for Ar
VIDA.
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Miss Jessie Danford was
brought home Saturday from st
Lukcs hospital and ID getting
along nicely,