The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-11-22
Broomfield Buds.
ID. h. PORTER, Special Correspond.
ent for BroOmfeld and vicinity.

age on the Elmwood stock farm.
Every one is invited to attend
the Sunday school at 10 a. M. and
preaching at II a. M. Sunday at
Warren chaplc. Also Sunday
school at 2 p. M. and preaching
at 3 p. M. at Wesley chapel every
Sunday. Rev. ]. J.. Glass, min
lister.
Don't forget the big Thanks
giving dance in Broomficld on
thursday evening. November 90.
to which every one is invited.
Dancing from . p. M. to a. IN.
Refreshments at lunch counter !;
cloak room free. Music by the
Broomficld orchestra. Admis-
sion, 800 per couple.
Miss Hazel Boham, teacher at
the Broomficld school, was a week
end visitor with her parents in
Denver.
The Broomficld orchestra an
nounccs they will furnish music
for dance to be given at Eric on
Wednesday evening. November
2sth. Every one invited.
Thursday evening of last week
ID. p. Porter, accompanied by
Guy Pcasc and George Cook, mo-
torcd to Fort I.upton and return,
attending and being entertained
by the Odd Fellow lodge of that
place, and report having good
time.
Paul Avcrill and family re-
Gently moved to I.ouray. Kansas,
having disposed of his apiary near
Burns Junction.
We are glad to report that al
last we have the much looked for
electric lights in Bloomfield. The
Bloomfield Garage. the Mckee
residence, the alfalfa mill, the new
grain elevator and the grange hall
have availcd themselves OF the
opportunity.
Lowing to the scarcity Of rail
road cars the elevator at the
Longmont Farmers NJ. & Co.
have been unable to receive any
wheat for shipment for several
days past, but announce they are
grinding grain at the following
prices: Screenings and mixed
feeds. loo per cwt; oats and bar
ley, &c. and corn, &c.
Frank Ulrich recently returned
home from Cheyenne, where he
has been with his brother William
for several weeks.
Fred Bcrgcs recently completed
his new farm residence which he
had wired for electric lights in
anticipation Of being able to con-
meet with the Western Light and
Power line through Broomficld.
A nice long letter recently re-
ccivcd from Alfred Smith. locat-
cd at Camp Funston, Kansas. an
nounccs that he is enjoying good
health and that in the common
course of events in camp he has
had three days Of kitchen police
duty to perform. We hesitate to
say why Alfred has had this par
ticular duty to perform. but be-
licvc that il was the result Of a
trivial misdcmcanor.
Tuesday evening Of each week,
members of the drill team meet
at the grange hall. ]. {. Brough-
ton. captain. Those Of you who
wish to enlist your services now
for state grange attendance are
respectfully asked to sign the
pledge.
O. =. Smith recently complct-
cd the building Of three new
rooms ON to his residence. en-.
ploying Frank Hamilton, Charles
Ouinby and Frank Walters Of
Denver.
Mrs. A. b. Gay. Of Hudson. has
been visiting with relatives at the
O. =. Smith residence for several
days past. materially assisting
with the reconstruction Of their
residence.
Harry y. Shaw. manager Of the
I'roomficld Garage. announces he
has recently installed Il new air
compressor in his garage Tor free
use Of all patrons Of his garage.
Anything in the line of tires.
tubes. spark plugs or oils. gaso-
line. or repairs of any kind. Tel
cphonc Broomficld ~. First class
work guaranteed.
=. {. Molholm recently pur-
chased the old black hay barn in
Bloomfield. which has been an
eye sore 10 the community for
several years. and lcvcllcd il Ia
ia. ground. hauling the Cotruyat.