The Arvada enterprise., 1917-02-01

Porter, pianist.
Raymond Mckee is assisting with
the ranch work on the Dobson place
, near Welby until Mr.. Percy Dobson is
! able to be around.
! Grange meeting Friday evening Of
/ last week was well attended and au
/ interesting program was enjoyed by all
| present Mrs. ]. Grattan, the Misses
/ Sybil and Harriet Hosmer and Mrs.
/ Thos. Tucker We're interesting speak
ers; Miss Harriet Hosmer rendered
a solo and the Mite sisters played a
piano duet.
Tickets for St. Patrick's ball in
Broomheld grange hall March nth can
be purchased at the Enterprise Office
or from any member of the grangg
drill team at $l.OO each.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Hentze of Pa.
gosa Springs, Colo, were visiting
friends in Broomfeld section Saturday
and Sunday. Mr.. Heintze disposed OF
the ranch now occupied by Harry Jack
son about fifteen years ago.
Miss Clara Marion was visiting
friends in Denver Monday of this week
Lester Archer moved his family and
household goods from Fort Morgan
early part of last week to the 4. B.
Gay ranch which he has rented.
The Longmont Farmers Mill and
Elevator Company shipped in four cars
of feed this week, including bran, corn
chop, whole corn and seed wheat. We
hesitate to mention the price on seed
wheat.
Among those IN Broomteld and
Semper districts attending the Arvada
Community Club banquet, entertain
ment and meeting in Arvada Monday
evening this week were w. l.. Boat
right. J. F. Wick and wife, John Graf
tan and wife, J. +. Church and ID. B.
Porter. They report the dinner eX
cellent. the speech-making fine and
hope to see Wadsworth avenue a true
reality.
A car load of machinery including {
new packer and new hay grinder
arrived for the Colorado Alfalfa Mill
ing company mill the latter part o
last week and will be installed thi
week
w. L. Jackson of Westminster was
visiting friends in Broomtield vacinit'
Sunday.
Mrs. Alley of Steamboat Spring
spent a few days last week visiting
friends in Broomfcld neighborhood
We are advised the Alley family eX
pect to move in our midst this fall.
We have to report the following
scholars attending Dry Creek school
wero neither absent or tardy during
the month of January: Robert and
Alfred Broughton. Thomas and Alfred
Coax. James Crawford, Albert an6
Herbert Smith, Frances Miller and
Mary Bonar
Mr.. and Mrs. X. +. Margcnson who
have just returned from an extended
trip through Arizona. visited their old
home ranch east OF Broomiield and are
living In Denver.
Mrs. w. l.. Pendlcton is having
severe attack OF infiamatory rheuma
tism.
There Is some little talk about n
beet dump being erected in Broom
field We hear nothing lately about
a consolidated school.
Friday afternoon OF last week Sam
Thomas of Boulder. in driving his Rec
auto around Horseshoe Curve" on
'ncoln Highway, lost control OF the
machine and skidded into telephone
oolc with great force. His wife wa
injured but was able to take the elec
tric car for home,
We don't have all the particulars at
hand but learn that an old gentleman |
md two grown sons from Aurora, Colo.
ado. driving "A Ford car met with a
erious accident last Sunday evening
IN "Goodhuc Hin" on Lincoln High
way when the machine turned turtle |
cutting one OF the occupants by Tying |
glass. They claimed the high vino !
blew their machine over.