The Arvada enterprise., 1915-05-06
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Prot. j. a. Hogan has a morse
that is suffering from severe
cut at the ankle joint.
Mrs. H. C. Fields driving
horse was badly injured by step
ping on a nail last Tuesday.
Word received from j. S. Mo-
let of Simpson reports him SLOW
ly recovering from the injuries
received by falling beneath the
wheels of a wagon loaded with
lumber.
Don't forget the dance to be
given at Bank Hall Saturday
evening, May Sth. for the benefit
of the Arvada Orchestra. All
invited.
Earl Murchison left Tuesday
night for Mama, Arizona, where
he will again engage in his pro.
fession of mining engineer in
the copper mines.
Helen Newton, daughter of
Postmaster Newton, has been
quite ill with a rising in her mead.
1t affected the hearing of both
ears until it broke Monday eve
ming. At last reports she was
getting along nicely.
Harry Swartz, the movie man,
Wishes to announce that he will
give two moving picture shows
night or Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights. He is also
contemplating giving Saturday
afternoon matinee. Adults 10
cents, children 5 cents.
T. C. Murchison and Ellsworth
Secrest made a trip to Elizabeth
Tuesday, in a new Ford car
which Mr.. Secrest has purchased.
Mr.. Secrest was looking for pas
ture for his cattle. He finally
succumbed to Forditis which has
been gnawing at his vitals for
some time. e.-..-.----.-.--.--.--,--.
| The hard freeze of Sunday
night did a great deal of damage
to alfalfa, and Strawberries that
were in full bloom. 1t is thought
that the tree fruits are not seri-
ously damaged. Let US hope so.
From the reports from over the
country these parts are suffering
from the elements as lightly as
almost any other section.
THE first accident occurred at
the new factory Tuesday after
noon when the smokestack fell
while it was being elevated to its
position. The rain caused the
derrick braces to give way ana
the 81 feet of pipe fell and flat
tened out so that it will be neces-
sary to return it to the shops in
Denver for repairs. Fortunately
no one was hurt when it fell. 1t
is safe to say there was excite
ment when it fell.
Miss Florence Tyrrell fell from
her brother Fred's motorcycle
last Sunday evening and was
quite severely injured. They
were calling on their brother,
Chas. M. Tyrrell, who lives near
No. 6 school house. and as they
started out, in crossing from one
side of the road the machine gave
a lerch which unseated Miss Tyr
rell. In the fall her left foot
caught in the spokes of the rear
wheel. Fortunately Fred had
shut off the power and taken out
the clutch so that the wheel
stopped when her foot caught,
otherwise her injuries would have
been more severe. AS it is she
will be laid up for a long time,
as the small bones of her foot
were broken and the ligaments
were terribly torn. Miss Tyr
rell's many friends will be sorry
to hear of her misfortune.
A team belonging to A. DeBoer
INDUCED in little frolic last
Monday, dumping Mr.. DcBoer
and a load Of hay over in the
road at Oberon. They ran down
the road with the running gears
of the wagon, turned out for the
teams and automobiles until they
got to town. AL Belgin saw them
20 past and gave chase on his
grey horse. G. NJ. Duncan also
attempted to overtake them in
his automobile. AL Teters was
standing in front of Peterson S
pool hall and running out took
a desperate chance and seized
one of the horses by the bride
and swung onto it until he pulled
the frightened animals over onto
the railroad tracks. Some one
else ran to his assistance and