The Arvada enterprise., 1916-07-27
of F. T.
Newton TUESDAY,


Tuesday afternoon from Olinger
chapel, interment in Crown Hill.
The funeral was delayed awaiting
the arrival his son Fred from
Nogales, Ariz., where he is sta
toned with the National Guard
The funeral sermon was de-
livered by Rev. Holloran, Episco-
pal minister, and the ritualistic
ceremonies were under the aus
pices of the Arvada Masonic
Lodge, Ralph Stephens olIicia-
ting as Master.
The Dallbcarers were composed
of Mr. Newton's old friends and
lodge associates, as follows:
Robt. Brown, Harry Rhodes,
and Samuel Mac Donald, who
were associated with him for
twenty years on the Denver Re
publican, and Messrs. Wofesber-
ger, II. Y. Kcpner. and Bruce
Tellers, Past Masters in No 7
Lodge A. +. and A. NJ. of Den
yer, of which lodge Mr.. Newton
was formerly II member.
A large number of automobiles
filled with Borrowing friends fol-
lowed the remains to their last
resting place.
Fred II. Newton was born Dee.
%, 1867, London, Eng. coming to
America when about tWenty-onc
years of age. He was followed
to America a year or so later by
his brother Harry, who also lives
in Denver, where the deceased
came shortly after coming TO
America
He was married ut Christmas
time twcnty-seven years ago to
Miss. Lilly c. Mail a Denver girl
and to this union were born eight
children, four girls and four boys
all of whom are living.
They are, Dorothy, now Mrs.
G. M. Duncan, Fred, Walter,
Harry, Arthur, Bessie, Marion,
and Kathryn.
Walter came home from Logan.
Utah. Friday, and Fred arrived
from Nogalcs. AriZ., Tuesday
morning. He is on a fifteen day
furlough and it takes nearly five
days 10 make the trip.
Z Chas. Graves went out Sunday
afternoon with his threshing out
fit and as usual, set his machine
on Chas. Aliens place. With
one exception this was the
earliest beginning he has ever
made. July oath. Years ago he
started in on the Ord. Mr.. AL
len had about so acres which
yielded an average of 80 bushels.
The Graves outfit is at Homer
Evans today. Mr.. kimmctt be
gins thrcshing at Collie Evan
on the Mcl'addcn ranch today
Prospects are good for whca
ald it is bringing good price.
The tax commission refused to
grant the special levy for build.
ing the two temporary school
buildings for reasons that they
seem rather rcticcnt 10 state.
The letter of refusal is ambigu-
Gus in that it makes it appear
that &l2. 800 is asked when in
fact only So, 500 is the amount
pctitioncd for. Some suggest
renting building somewhere,
but there seems TO be none suit
able that can be had.
w. A. Weber, Mr.. Davis
right hand, all around man, ~
about the prOudcsL and happlcsL
man in town, over the arrival at
his home Wednesday at 2 o'clock
Of "A bright eyed little stranger
lady who Justify asserts her
rights to stay. Mother and
daughter are doing fine and this
gives boy and girl in the Web
Der family. The Enterprise
joins in congratulations.
Don't, whatever you do, forget
the Band Boys ice cream social
10 be given on the school house
lawn next Thursday evening,
August Bird. The boys are doing
mighty good work and have sew
cral new members in prospect.
They extend a general invitation
to recruits, whether they can
play now or not. 1t is a good
chance 10 learn.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Nolan re-
turned Sunday from n weeks
outing and business trip in their
Ford car They visited Long
mont, Greeley and many othcr
towns cnroutc and campo,
wherever it pleased them t
gt,, M. Nolan ,u.pt IN look "A.