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La Junta tribune., 1917-04-26


Encouraging results from the ad.
minintration Of common salt as .
remedy against excessive perspira.
'ion In III. case Of marching troops
are reported by Marine Corps off.
cialF. Sweat contains about six parts
of salt In the thousand. A troeicai
days march results In the exuda.
ton of three or four quarts OF sweat.
With . salt content Of 200 TO $50
grains. For experimental purposes
about 100 marines were given . tea.
spoonful Of salt tabout Is Gfains)
in the mornise before beginning the
day's march. Aftes . tropscai nareA
es nearly twsaty niies the marines
thus dosed eahiblts1 nuch less 70.
lisus thaa theis censadsa, and thsie
La Junta tribune., 1917-04-26

Every grocery store in town
stocked up on sugar to the full lin
1t recently-just before the ad-
vance in price. What a misfortune
1t Is that some OF the rest OF us are
not on the inside and thus have an
opportunity to become strenuous ad-
yocates OF preparedness
La Junta tribune., 1917-04-26

A pound OF navy beans. attrac-
lively tied in a velyet-Iined basket.
are quite the rage in Rocky Ford
as first prizes at auction bridge par
ties OF course We could not afford
such luGuries In Ia Junta as there
Is limit to our bank account.
La Junta tribune., 1917-04-26

war is oyer-which according to
to some local authorities will be on
May 22d.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-06
HOWARD
kinderhook Newslets, Interesting
ly Told

Carl Dunmire and wife Of East
Pleasant street, Mt. Vernon, were Wis.,
iting with the formers mother, Mrs.
Platner, over last Sunday.
Word was received here last Friday
by telegram of the sudden death of
Mrs. John Mickey, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robertson, at indianapolis,
Ind. The remains were brought here.
Interment was made in the Wesley
chapel last Monday. Rev. Paul
Richardson officiated.
Rev. Sims Of Palmyra was the
guest of his son, Harley, and family,
east of town.
funeral Of Mrs. Peter Ely last Mon
day.
Our sick are all convalescent at this
writing.
Farmers are busy again turning the
rich, mellow soil preparatory for a
crop, with hopes of better season
than last year.
Those from a distance attending
| the funeral of Mrs. Meckley were:
| Sylvia Shaw Of Akron, Herbert Rob.
ertson and wife of Bangs, Homer Rob-
ertson and wife of Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. A. F. Westrich, Mrs. B. F. Lon
ey were visitors at Columbus last
week.
b. F. Loney of Columbus was seen
in our town last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ralston, w. NJ.
Whitmore and John Harris attended
the funeral of Jack Cochran last Sun
day.
Tony Westrich made a business
trip to Akron last Monday.
Lee Smith of Killbuck visited with
James Penhorwood and family last
Sunday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-06

w. L. Blasier of Waverly, Ia, takes
the position at Lexington.
Mr.. b. G. Debolt who has been
spending the winter at st. Petersburg,
Fla, reports having had an exciting
chase with large shark, which made
dash for grouper which Mr.. De-
bolt had hooked from boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Turvey visit
ed with the latters cousin at the Culp
district the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Tobin have
moved back to their farm in the Culp
district.
Miss Fora Montgomery visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hohenshell, near
Amity, the past week.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-06
TAX BLANKS TO BE
MAILED THIS WEEK
Every Man His Own Asses
sor; News Notes From
Court House

Marriage has been anything but a
rosy road" to Elizabeth Condor, she
states in her petition for divorce
from Thomas j. Condor which was
fied Tuesday in common pleas.
She relates that one of the worst
habits Of her husband was his going
to Columbus frequently and coming
home in an intoxicated condition with
full supply. Plaintiff says she
could always expect to have showered
upon her the SOLDERING up effects"
which, she states, were anything but
pleasant.
do her bodily harm when served with
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-06

summons in this case, she asks for a
court order restraining him from any
violence, averring that he has fire.
quently threatened her life. Cruel
treatment has blighted her love, she
declares, asking for temporary ali
mony and divorce. They we're mar
ried on March a, 1908, and no children
we're born.
3. F.. Sapp is her attorney.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-06

Cause Dismissed
The action Of Barr VS.. the Wear-U-
Well Shoe Co. has been dismissed.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-06
"HERO WORSHIPPING
CAUSE OF THE WAR"
Declares The Rev. L. w
Mulhane-Larimore Fav-
ors Military Training

A resolution, assuring President Will
son Of the support of the Mt. Vernon
Chamber of Commerce in the present
crisis, was presented by Paul M. Ash
baugh at the MONDAY luncheon We'd
nesday, adopted and copies ordered
sent to the president, Congressman
Ashbrook and Senators Pomerene
and Harding
The resolution, lengthy affair, re-
cited the various assaults which Ger
many has made upon United States
through sinking Of ships and destruc-
tion of property, and concluded with
pledge to the cause Of securing the
safeguarding Of the rights of human
ity and the promotion of international
justice" together with a commenda-
tion of President Wilson "for his un-
tirine efforts to avoid the present
crisis" and call upon all citizens to
stand behind the administration in all
measures that may be necessary for
the defense and protection on land
and sea of the rights and sovereignty
of the United States, the right OF hu-
manity and the safeguarding of free
institutions of government"
Preceding this, patriotic speeches
were delivered, all of which concen-
trated on one point-that the people
of the country should stand solidly
back Of the president.
Vice Pres. w. l.. Robinson declared
that the time had arrived when each
citizen should concentrate his life to
what he believes would best aid the
country.
"The Declaration of Independence
was written for all nations Of the
world" declared the Rev. l.. w. Mul
hane amid applause, "and the seeds
of it are just beginning to be evident
now" The speaker urged re-birth
of patriotism, deploring the fact that
| II has become somewhat waterfalls
tic. The war, he believes, will accom-
| plish this and will also give this
country wider view of mems minds
I lie spoke of the forbearance of the
United States in refraining from a
hasty entrance into the war and took
occasion to comment upon the unity
of the people of the country.
Hero worshipping is the cause OF
the war;" he said, and traced the in
nuence of Bismarck upon Kaiser vii
helm and his successful imprintinf
upon the present monarch of the the
ory that everything should be sub
servient to the state. The Rev. Mr.
Mulhane ended in a patriotic outburs
which was greeted with ringing ap
plause.
Favorine universal military train
ing, as soon as the war ceases, DR.. T.
c. LarimOre reviewed the situation il
general. He pointed out that ther,
are more detectives in the country a
present than ever in history. lie
spoke of German efficiency, as oh
served personally by him, in tn,
training of men from infancy up. Com
mentlng ON the lack of sympathy fol
the German cause in this country, h,
referred to the fact that 100000 aliens
fought In the civil war.
The meeting ended by all rising ant
drinking toast of water to the Amer
lean flag.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-06
INFANTS DEATH
SON OF MR.. AND MRS. STANLEY
hERRop SuccuMBs

Martinsburg. April S-The infant
son OF MIR. and Mrs. Stanley Herrod
OF this place died Monday evening
about o'clock following brief ill
ness The child was 10 days of age
and is survived by his parents. one
sister, Thelma, and one brother. Ca
tarrhal fever was the cause of the in
fant's death. The funeral Wednesday
at o'clock at the late home. Inter
ment in the Presbyterian cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-06

Leave to Answer
In the case OF the Arco Co. vs.. Col
Inns, leave TO answer by April 16 has
been granted.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-06
To Mail Tax Blanks

Auditor Riley is prepared to mail
out the latter part of this week the
new tax blanks under which every
man becomes his own assessor. Sev-
eral years ago, assessors we're ap-
pointed. Recently, they have been
elected. The people demanded a
change in both systems. so 1t is now
put up to the people to make their
own declarations. The result will be
watched with considerable interest.
It Is expected that some of the blanks
will be returned by the first of next
week.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-06

Mrs. A. II. Winter Of this city went
TO Mt. Liberty Tuesday to spend the
day with friends,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-06

Sale Bill Filed
L. r. Cromley, as executor Of James
G. Scott, has filed sale bill showing
disposition of numerous personal eff
fects to various people for total con
sideration Of $300.11.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-06
Divorce Granted

Divorce Granted
Hattie E. Gleason has been granted
a divorce from Rutherford II. Gleason
on grounds of willful absence for
more than three years.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-06

Cause Settled
The case of Carpenter vs.. Young
has been settled.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-20
Red Cross Fair Was Great Success.
Many Anxious for a Big AnnueI Event

-NTS. NTekk, lSVi MISS lTAlI, Znu.
Crochet yoke-Miss Yeager, LIST; Mrs.
McFadden, End.
Pillow and scarf-Mrs. McEnterfer,
LIST.
Silk quilt-Mrs. Scott, LIST: Mrs. Dem
mis-, I'd.
Curtains-Mrs. jolly, LIST.
Crochet Basket-Mrs. West, lst
Hand bag-Mrs. Recht, LIST.
Battenberg collar-Mrs. WILDER, LIST;
Mrs. Carnegie, End.
Handkerchief, hairpin lacc-Mrs. kel-
SO, LIST.
Point lace handkerchief-Mrs. Wei
belt, LIST.
Collar and cuffs-Mrs. WILDER, LIST.
Embroidered pillow cases--Mrs. Man
chester, LIST.
Largest display of hand work-Mrs.
Geo. Walker, rs pieces, LIST.
Small centerpicce-Mrs.S S. w. John
son, 1st.
Hand painted pictures and china
Miss Danford, list; Miss Yeager,
End.
Largest display gladiolas-E. M. Hoyt
LIST.
Finest miscellaneous-Mrs. II. J..
Juchem, LIST; Gibbs West. End.
Honorable northumberland Batter,
J. F. White, A. l.. Davis, Mrs,
Holmes, Mrs. Robertson.
Washing machine and wringcr-G. 5.
Scott, LIST.
Stove-Arvada Hardware Co., list. al
Auto tires-Dry Climate Mfg. Co., LIST.
Mammoth pumpkins-S. II. Weston,
LIST.
Pantry Stores.
Olive cherrics-Miss Leshcr, LIST.
Corn, whole and cut off-Mrs. Mar
garet Cole. LIST; also. LIST on aspar-
Tomatoes-Mrs. Ellis, LIST.
Largest collection canned fruit and
vcgetables-MissA Anna Juchem, st |;
Mrs. 7. l.. Yeager, End.
Tomato preserves-Mrs. Yeager, LIST.
Apple and cherry jelly-Mrs. Street
er, LIST.
Canned peaches-Mrs. Drake, LIST.
Preserved chcrries-Mrs. Holmes, Jst.
Preserved strawberries-Airs. Dinwid-
die, LIST. 2.
Raspberry and currant jnm-Mrs. Ell
lis, LIST. Mrs. Ellis also got lat on
rhubarb, choke jelly and bread
Crab apple preserves-Mrs. Abbott,
LIST.
Strained honey-E. l.. Kelso, LIST.
Sunkissed strawberry and cherry pre-
serves-Mrs. Manchester, LIST; also
ION sun dried apples.
Farm Products.
Squash, irrigated-H. II. Gregg, LIST;
M Il. Church, End.
Neutrality-suspicious. West, LIST.
Squash ollection-Gordon Ellis, lst
Carrots. NJ. Streeter, LIST; Bert Sc
crest, End. Also on rutabcgns and
parsnips.
Tomatoes-Wm. Gunthcr, list; Mrs
c. A. Smaha, End.
Political Bcct-Scnator Wesley Staley
| LIST.
Peppers-B. +. Skinner, LIST.
Wheat-Anna Juchem, LIST.
Everbearing Strawberries e. NJ
Hoyt, LIST.
Evefbearing Raspberrics - Margaret
Cole, LIST.
Crab applcs-J. J. Wcbbcr, LIST.
Apples-Fred Bunger, LIST; Wallace
Smith, End.
Mexican beans-Wallacc Smith, LIST
Fred Burger, 2nd.
Pea Beans-Wallace Smith, LIST.
Assorted beans-J. J. W,,bbcr, LIST.
Lazy Wife bcans-Gordon Ellis, LIST.
Potatoes, Early Ohios-Frnnk West,
list; Anna Juchcm, End.
Late potatOes-W. 7. Daiglc. lst;
Bert Secrest, 2nd.
Field cOrn--H. II. Gregg. list; Wal
lace Smith, End.
Swadlcy cOrn-T. l.. Ycagcr, LIST.
Tallcst corn. A. Gorich, LIST. IA
feet
Sun fl0wcr-Frcd Bungcr, LIST.
SIX
Display of tree fruits-J. =. Gitncr,
LIST; s. W. Johnson, and.
Onions-P. J. Lnssc, LIST; Mike Root,
End.
Mnnglcwcrtzcr bects-Anna Juchcm,
LIST; G. a. Smahn, End.
Sugar bect-Wm. Gunthcr, LIST; Wal
lace Smith, End.
Corn, whitc-John Wick, LIST: A. A.
Robertson, End.
fsn1slou Rnptnsr ooro Mu....., f.I.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-20
Mise Lillian Gehrinx Of Middle
Park came Monday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. e. Cochran.
The Saunders, Dhonau and
Burndt families picnicked on Deer
Creek last Sunday.
Mrs. ]. A. Doris and daughter
Miss Frances Of Cripple Creek
spent the week end with Mr., and
Mfs. H. n. McEpterfer.

3. A. Weber. q member Of
tie Denver Municipal band knd
Symphony orchestra, filed an en-
eAgsment with the Longmont
band during the Boulder county
fir held 1t Longmont. He will
leave tomorrow for Helena, Mon
tana, to play one week. going
from there to Salt Lake City and
thence ~ Dallas. Texas, at
which points he will b engaged
IN concert work for ct least two
weeks longer.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-20
Earl Cradle, . former employe
Of the Enterprise now has . posi-.
ton with the United Printing
Company in Denver.

/1he Arst Of the Lyceum course
numbers was held 1t, the Presbv.
esrian church last night and was
we'll attended and everyone
seems highly pleased with the
entertainment given by ths
Homeland Quartet. The season
tickets were 500 for tho Ave
numbers instead Of $3.50 % or.
roneously stated In our columns
last week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-20
Homer Evans has purchased .
new sesd drill Of R. o. Graves. /:

.Arvada citizens have taken
much interest in a news item in
the daily papers relative to Col.
Roosevelt's trip into the air in an
airplane, to height of 5000 feet.
the pilot having been Haratio J..
Blakeley. formerly an employee Of
the Arvada Electric Company.
Mr.. Duncan had letter from
him not long ago, telling him he
was now h instructor in the av-
iation corps, and that he expected
coon to 60 to Mineola. If he
runs a flying machine anything
like he used to run a motorcycle
he will make the Germans hunt
for a soft spot to light.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-20

r. G. Weston, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis in
Mercy hospital two weeks ago.
has recovered sufficiently to
graduate from the hospital this
week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-20

DR.. and Mrs. E. L. Foster have
been entertaining this week Mrs.
Fosters sister, Mrs. ]. F. Frey of
st, Louis, and her husband, and
on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Nichols and son Wesley, of St.
Joseph, Mo-, arrived, having been
in a wreck on the c. & S. near
Colorado Springs, when two
trains came together hcad-on.
Mrs. Nichols was quite badly
shaken up but no one was seri-'
ously injured. Monday Miss
Meta Rogers Of Salt Lake City,
cousin of Mrs. Foster, arrived
for a visit.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-20
ITEMS OF LOCAL AND PERSONAL INTEREST

Mrs. Alice Hurst, who spent a
week with her son Thomas and
family, left for Morrison Satur-
day, where she is matron IN the
girls home.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-20

Last Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mn. Ches. NcFaddsn entertain,
Cd Mn. Taylor Of Elisabeth "a
Mn. Mcdonald Of Boulder. Mr..
NeFhddsn's sister. and nssdames
Fahsrty and Corson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Gregg Gel
cbrated their 43rd. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mobcrly their 10th wedding
anniversaries Monday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg
by inviting in a few ncighbors to
cat cantaloupc. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Drake
and son John, Mr.. and Mrs. J. +.
Kennedy. Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs
West and Mrs. George Walker.
Chas. Davis. accompanied by
Mcsdamcs w. K. Swadley and
Mary Edwards. drove to Fort
Collins Saturday, returning Sun
day evening. Mr.. Davis family
arc now residing in Collins. while
Frank and Ruth arc In school,
and George Swadlcy is staying
with them.
Walter Greene and a lady friend
and her parents Of Berkeley. went
in one Of Bob. Graves flivvcrs on
a fishing excursion to'a lake jYo(
above Boulder Sunday. They
had hard luck coming home and
did not arrive until Monday morn.
ing. The connecting rod ran shy
Al oil and burned out and the car
had to be repaired in . Lafayette
garage.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-20

NJ. and Mrs. L. J. Lewis and
Mn. PeDderxraft and daughter
uiss Pearl and Mn. Ne Inlyrs.
Of Omaha took dinner With ].
W. Cxawfeed On the Tdwell
Saaeh Sunday Of last week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-20

d.. and Mn. c. H. MORAN
were In Arvada Sunday. calling
% Old friends, while Tie doctor
WAS also on professional business
They are highly pleased with
their nsw hsme 1t 100 South
Hieh stxeet.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-20

The Red Cross desire 70 thank
one and oil who entered articles
at the Fair. oil who gave time
and labor and especially Mr.. Dun
can for the lights. Mr.. Stoke
for the use Of the building, Gus
Boshmer and Evans 4 Bennett
for hauling. the N. E. Ladies'
Aid for dishes and tables, Mr..
Knapp for chairs. H. J. Juchsm
for groceries and Mr.. Hoyt fos
half crate Of strawberries and
ne howsrs which were sold. Il
I'll helped 70 swell the fund. Ths
Fair wss IN experiment both 6n.
ancially and otherwise. They
viii elsar between &36 and 20.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-20

c. M. Danford and daughter,
Mrs. Harvey Matthews. went to
Sterling Thursday evening 10
visit Frank Danford and to take
in the closing days Of the fair.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-20

Mn. Pulhem and son Wiltoed
and daughter Vera and Mrs. Cor
son aseempanied Mr.. Flahsrty 10
Troutdale and Bendemere Sun.
day.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-20

Rev. P. W. Lett Of Denver
will preach at the Baptist church
next Sunday, morning and even.
iag.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-20
Relief Baxter. Pres.

E. Cochran returned last Fri.
day from . months stay In Mid.
lie Park.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-20

Major Anderson W. R. C. will
nest Il special session 1t Barth
hail. Saturday, Sept 22nd. All
s1leees ore requested to b pres
snt
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-20

Hal Ragland went to Arrow
Monday to assist his father in
the saw mill for a short time.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-20

J. G. Orr and son Graham, Mr..
Orr's mother and Miss Smith Of
Longmont, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. P. Giltner Sunday.
Anyone wishing to see a fine
orchard of plums and apples of
every description should see the
splendid crop now being gather
ed by ]. p. Giltner at Thompson
station. The editor and H. H.
Gregg had the opportunity last
Sunday and were highly pleased
with the sight.
J. ]. Clancy, the guard who
died from hcmorrhagc while on
duty at the Denver water works,
was a personal friend of Hal Rag
land of Arvada. Hal and his
mother went to pay their respects
to the remains Saturday evening.
Another friend by the name Of
Jett, who was also stationed at
the water works, was drafted on
the seventh, and not knowing it.,
enlisted on the tenth. He is now
required to 60 to Oklahoma to be
examined under the draft provis-
ions. He had previously taken
the examination for the marines.
Miss Frances Mahannah cclc-
brated a birthday Saturday, Sep
tember 9Th, with a party Of her
friends, including Miss Syvilla
Rccyas>of Denver.
-. A. Gorich exhibited tn6
stalks of corn at the Rcd Cross
fair that stood fourteen feet high
and had four ears of corn, though
not very we'll developed. Should
such corn mature it would rcvo-
lutionizc the modern method Of
gathering the crop. The first OPP
Grafton would be to take an ak
and chop down the stalk and then
have saw outfit to cut part of
it up for kindling wood.
Fred Sccrcst ramc down from
Fort Collins and spent Sunday
with home folks, returning Sum
day evening. He tclcphoncd from
Boulder about eight o'clock in
the evening. that his train had
been in a wreck at Marshall and
nine or ten people were more or
less injured. Fred escaped with
out 4 bruisc or scratch. The
cause of the wreck seems to have
been q neglected switch which
threw the passenger train in on
a siding and into freight train
that was waiting for the passcn-
ger to pass. Fortunately no one
was killcd.
Jeanette. the five months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nieho-
las Keller. in some manner fell
out Of the cab. which is quite
high. while her mother had gone
to the door to speak to q caller.
For q time il was thought that
she was quite badly injured and
q physician was called. but he
found that the injuries were no,
serious.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-20

The class Of ten In First Az
who took the examination Mon.
night oil passed. the grades
ranging from 81 to90. fourteen
were eligible, DR.. Russell was
the instructor and DR.. Foster
gave the examination.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-20

the saw mill for a short time.
About twelve automobile loads
of Odd Fellows went to Louis
vile Monday night to put on the
first degree for the Louisville
lodge. They report very en-
joyable time.
G. c. Shaw and w. T. Daiglc
went on hunting trip Sunday
up Coal Creek Canyon on the
Jackson ranch. and baggcd a big
lot of game, according to reports.
The grouse were plentiful and
there were some rabbits and
squirrels. AS we did not get a
chance to sample any of the
game, we can only presume that
it must be fine at this season Of
the year.
The E. Porter Smith family
had reunion last Sunday as
farewell to their son Alfred, who
was caught in the draft and left
Tuesday for Fl. Funston. Owing
to an injury that he received q
few years ago while playing bas-
ket ball, Alfred did not expect
that he would be accepted by the
medical examiners, but he has
passed the first two and will take
the final at Fl. Funston.
Mrs. Herbert Sass is slowly re-
covering from a most critical OPP
Grafton at Mercy hospital, where
she was taken a week ago. At
one time her condition was such
that it was thought she could not
possibly recover.
Ray Juchcm, Mrs. ]. {. Nolan
and her daughter. Miss jamie Nc
kaleb, drove to Boulder Sunday
and visited Mr.. Nolan, who is re-
,,oetod n he :,,,ce~,,:,r ..o:di,
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-20

!. G. Orr and son Graham. Mr..
Orr's mother and Miss Smith Of
LOngmont, were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. P. Giltner Sunday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-20

h yaur nas.s o. ourheaor roli1
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-20

Ray Juchcm. Mrs. J. c. Nolan
and her. daughter. Miss jamie Nc
Kaleb. drove to Boulder Sunday
and visited Mr.. Nolan, who is re-
ported to be improving rapidly.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-20

Miss Frances Mahannah cclc-
brated a birthday Saturday, Sep
tember 9Th, with party Of her
friends. including Miss Syvilla
Rccyenp0f Denver.