The Arvada enterprise., 1915-05-06

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damage was done and Mr.. Bel
gin drove them back to theil
owner, who was very grateful tc
the hero for stopping his team
before any damage had beer
done. Mr.. DeBoer is recently
from the city and has not had
m uc h experience handling
horses.
W. f. Barrett, the newsdealer,
met with narrow escape from
sudden death Monday. In some
manner his head was caught be-
tween hayladder and the barn
door as the load of hay was
being driven into the driveway
of the barn The team stopped
just in time to prevent his head
being crushed, but both sides of
his face were badly lacerated.
T. c. Sellman of Poverty
HIM as he calls his place, re-
ceived a visit last Thursday from
Mrs. Anna Davis who lives four
miles north of East Lake. She
was one of Mr.. Sellman's custom
ers years ago in Denver and he
had not seen her for twelve years.
Nh and Mrs. f. +. Kroupa
and their two children, of Colo
RADIO Springs are visiting their
parents MIR. and Mrs. Albert
Taylor. Mr.. Kroupa being in the
U. S. Mail service, has been
transferred to Denver, which
took effect May lst.
Geo. o. Lilly has traded his
property on West 9th Street in
this city to Walter S. Dibert for
his beautiful residence at 10lS
Jackson Street, Denver. Mr..
Lilly will move his family to
their new home the last of this
week.
Mrs. j. Jeffrey received a let
ter yesterday telling of the death
of Alvin Mccormick which oc-
Cured Friday. April 30th. at
Burns City, Indianna. His rela-
tives all join in thanking the
many friends for the kindness
and many comforts offered him
while he was in Arvada. Many
rememb9r. .tha.Y0unG man and
his father who left here about
three months ago
The w. C. I. U. will meet
Tuesday afternoon May II, with
Mrs. Abbot. Mrs. West will lead
the devotions. Mrs. Foster will
have charge of the program
subject Medical Temperance. All
the members urged to be present
7. c. Hurst invested in Il brand
new Maxwell and is putting in
his spare moments taking in the
surrounding country with his
family. The editor has promised
to ride with him as soon as he
gets the bally thing city broke.
The Annual Art Exhibit of the
Arvada Schools will be given at
the high school Friday, May l4th.
beginning at l:3O p. m Parents
and patrons cordially invited,
Mrs. Appleb'aum, mother of
M. j. BoretZ, was married Sat
urday morning to a Mr.. Gartiin-
ger. They were taken by Mr..
Boretz in his car to Fort Morgan
where they will live on a ranch.
Miss Hattie Weaver left Satur-
day for Antonito, in the San
Louis Valley, to remain with her
sister, Gertrude, until her school
is out, May 18th.
Born Wednesday of last week
to Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Vair in
West Arvada, a fine baby girl.
All are doing well and Mr.. and
Mrs. Vair are being congratulate.
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rowe of
Denver. spent Jas, Wednesday
and Thursday at the home OF
Mrs. Rowe's mother, Mrs. w. f..
Shepherd.
Mrs. w. A. Tyler has been
quite seriously i'll the past week
and has been taken to Denver,
where she is under the care Of a
specialist.
Joe Mitchell moved Wednes.
day from West First street into
the J. S. Molet bungalow on
Wadsworth.
Kenneth Rubige has been max.
ing several Improvements on his
place for the past two weeks.
Mrs. j. +. Shiplcy left SatUr.
day for a three weeks visit in