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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-05
COLUMBIA STOCK co. POPULAR
Crowded Houses Greet Them livery
Night-Big Program For Next
Week.

Full houses have greeted this fAY-
orite company here in Westminster
so far every night, and judging by
the number of seats taken, for the
different plays, it's likely to be the
rule till the end of their stay here.
Well, there is no denying the fact, the
Columbia Stock Company is the best
that has ever struck this part of the
country, no matter which night you
go to see them, they are always good,
their plays are clean and we'll put
on. They deserve the success they
are having, not alone are they good
actors, but they are ladies and gentle
men.
Next weeks program seems even
stronger than the rest, Monday, The
Opera Singer a sensational comedy
DANA. depicting the theatrical life in
New York. Miss Stella May will play
the lead and the male leads will be
divided between Mr.. Billy Cunning
ham and Mr.. Carl Blythe, one of Mr..
Blythe's best parts has lots of come
dy. Tuesday you will see a repeat of
that we'll liked dramatization
'Ishmael" that made such hit here
last year. Wednesday, high class
society play, The House of Scandal, -
showing the evil effects of the mali
ciOus practice OF gossip. Thursday,
a pure and simple melodrama with
lots of comedy, "A Pair of Dice. The
comedy will be in the hands of Miss
Stella May and Mr.. Chance Brockway,
a good play, something out of the Or
dinary Friday will see the greatest
feature play of the engagement
Madam Satan" a dramatization of
the historical novel of Charlotte
Temple. The best dressed and most
pretentious scenic effort of the Col
umbia Stock Company. Saturday
Matinee, Why Girls Leave Home, -
and Saturday night, The Curse of
Gold" Miss Stella May will be seen
in the role of an old Southern
nanny, the only colored part Miss
May has ever played, it is a play that
you will like, a dandy southern come
dy. The scenes are laid in old Vir-
ginia.
Great credit is due the manage
ment of the Columbia Stock Company
for giving Westminster four weeks
of their time each year, for it means
weeks of preparation before they
come here, to be ready to give us a
different play each night.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-05
vi. iii. Harbaugh Buys BIS Line.

A deal was closed yesterday after
noon, between the Carroll Transit
company and /. H. Harbaugh, pro-
prietOr of the Pa. ace Garage, where
by Mr.. Harbaugh becomes the owner
nj the Westminster and Reisterstown
Bus Line, which has been in eXis-
tence for few years.
The Carroll Transit Company had
Several meetings before it consented
TO dispose of its business The par
value of the stock was SO a share
Rnd we understand that 1345 shares
were issued, which means $I3,45C
Invested. The shares were sold al
$1OO, loss of So ON a share to each
person holding stock.
MIR. Harbaugh received in the trans
action two large busses, franchise
and good will. ~
Mir. Harbaugh will start the busses
Hon their regular trips as heretofore
SATURDAY.
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OhIer-Baker.

Mr.. Ellis C. Ohler and Miss Lydia
A. Baker, both of Taneytown, were
quietly married at the Lutheran par
sonage, in that place, by Rev. l.. 3.
Hafer, on Thursday morning, Janu-
ary 4. They were accompanied by
Mr.. D. Earl Crabbs and Miss Mamie
G. Baker, a sister of the bride. After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Ohler
left for a visit to relatives and a
trip to Baltimore and Washington.
Mr.. Ohler, who is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs Milton Ohler, will take charge
of his fathers farm in the spring.
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Orphans Court.

@,5 Tuesday. January 2nd.-Magg!9 r.
4EIyra wlOrd and Jacob Farver, admfnlS-
ytrator, Of William l.. Crawford, de-
caased, returned an inventory OIL
money and reported sale or personal
property.
Milton G. HessOn, administrator 81
George o. HessOn, deceased. reported
sale OF personal property.
The last will and testament O1
Henry N. Zumbrum, deceased, was au-
mitted to probate and letters teStt-
mentary were granted to Ida Il. Il.
Zumbrum, who received warrant TO
appraise and order to notify creditors.
N. The last will and testament Ol
Elizabeth Nneller, deceased, vi rs ad-
mitted to probate and letters hteSta-
mcl.tary were granted to Cha les {.
KneIler, who received warrant o ap-
pFaise ana order to notify creC 3ors.
Annie J. Yingling, acting Ruini5-
tratriX of Mary A. Lane, decea sell
tled he first account.
M Letters Of administration C1 eS-
tate of Jacob II. Wisner, ased,
were granted to John A. Wis who
received warrant to apprais or
der to notify creditors. kC
The last will and testamen Ptlar-
.ey G. Flickinger, deceased, ad-
mitted to probate and letterW esta-
mentary were granted to MEry }.
Flickinger, who received order ito no
MN Nifty creditors.
Alice " Shipley, administrators OF
ELIAS c. Shipley, deceased, settled
NNMeCOnd and final account.
Mary NJ Shipley received an order
@nf Court to withdraw funds.
M% Alice v. Shipley, Administrative OF
Elias G. ShipIey, deceased, received
An order to deposit funds.
N@ William IT., Walter E. ana George
ID. Allen. executors Of Charles ". Al
NJ len, deceased, settled their 1irst &C
EOunt
Wednesday, January 3rd.-Samuel S,
NNrrouse, administrator OF Ellen G.
frouse, deceased, returned an inVen-
tory of personal property and money
And received IN order to sell personal
property.
@ Nathan H. Bale, executOE Of Win
NAEeld $. Drach, deceased. received an
order to sell real estate.
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HendrickSOn-ROOp.

Miss Isabelle McCollum Roop,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Scott
Roop, West Main street, was married
to Mr.. Oliver Dale Hendickson, of
Elgin, ILL.,, in Chicago, ILL.,, Saturday
evening by the Rev. ]. S. Thomas, of
the Methodist church Miss Roop is
very popular among the young people
of this city. Mr.. Hendrickson is in
business in Chicago, where they have
taken an apartment at 729 North Cen
trail Avenue
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DEATHS.
FarVer.

Mrs. Kate Augusta Farver, wife of
Rein A. Farver, of Sans Creek, died
vt her home Wednesday, December
"a, at 5.15 a. M. aged SO years, 6
months and 20 days. Besides her
husband the following children sur
viye: Mrs. William Wright, TaylOrs-
Vile; Mrs. Joseph Ogle, Bloom; Mrs.
Carr Luscaleet, near this city; Mrs.
Muriel Crumbacker, Waynesboro;
Mrs Morris Bale, near New Windsor:
Olander, Sans Creek; Roy and Frank
FarveI", at home.
Funeral services were held Friday,
December %, at p. M, in Taylors-
Vile Methodist Episcopal church,
Rev. c. II. Wagner officiating. Inter
ment in adjoining cemetery. PAIL
bearers were Isaiah Zile, Charles
NicodemuS. William Boylan, John W..
Ecker. John Snader and Marshal Nus
baum. G. NJ. Waltz, funeral director.
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Dies Suddenly at Hotel Willard.

Jerome Storm, of Littlestown, sus-
tanned a stroke of apoplexy, at $50
yesterday morning, while seated in a
chair in the office of the Hotel Will
lard, at that place. DR.. H. S. Grouse
was summoned at once, but death
followed in one-half hour.
The deceased, who has made his
home with his sister, Mrs. Clingan,
since last April, was aged "A years.
o. T. Shoemaker, of Taneytown, is
brother of the deceased. Burial will
be made In Taneytown, Saturday.
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Gfrl's Club Gives Dance.

The Girls Club of Westminster
gave a dance at Firemen's Hall, Ne
Years night, which was very succe'F'
full. The dance hall was tastef 20
decorated for the occasion. NS%
patronesses we're Mrs. John L.pEE 6
snider, Sr., Mrs. VIM. H. Thomas>AA~
M. G. Briscoe, Mrs. Guy w.
Mrs. S. G. Ramer, Mrs. J. Mil
snider and Mrs. AIRY ]. Lana vs.
The committee of ar
consisted of Misses Carol rA
lea, Mariana Albauf2 "a 4 G--4
Beacham, Mrs. Carroll
John Bennett, Messrs; ofoo+;o
Robert K. Billingslea injections, 70
fer, Carroll Skunk syear is fneA
Fisher Fishers nusfe oEfcheStraeys5s ys5st thins J2 ianss.
Dance started d gs uniform and
tinued until ery4, is a great sat.s-
step and two sc zent zentt'Gn materials ey ishDs IN
A numberanEt It from.
wore ple0e' l,bile Truck. sH
Car Westminster, Md.
, St. Z Opposite Court St.
.,.,.,.o.,. y,
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c0IJRT HOUSE NEWS GEl
mr
g.asfers Of Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
Transfers OF Real Estate.

Mamuel z. Beam and wife to Charles
HNRowman. convey 4 acres and 81
anilare perches, for $4OO.
-''Inna Forney Warehime, executriX,
+a# Tabitha L. Starner, conveys
acres, for $l6S5.
Ananias Rineman and wife to Ed
wArd S. Rineman, convey u acres,
fhr s..
Edward II. Rineman to Ananias
Rsneman and wife, conveys a acres,
for s..
Knrtz Warner, convey 2 tracts, for
$TboJ
George r. Face and wife to Cora A
Brown. convey y acres, for So.
#HN Fora Brown and husband to Geo. A
Fac. convey II acres, for $500.
Mimi lena Stuller to VIM. Holbert Poole,
grur yeys 1G2 acres, for $4,000.
A0George A. Six and wife to Samuel
En. Shriner. convey 5000 square feet,
fDr $2S5.
Bonn P. Hoover and wife to Her
mla MI +. Thiert and wife, convey :
traccs. for $1050.
8NiIliam d. B. Hepner and wife tO
NHahn Brooks Mellor and wife, convey
II7 acres. for $500
lIaryey A. Rupp and wife to James
Nerrier. convey parcels of land,
for $500
,7amcs Ferrier and wife to Henry
Mic convey parcels of land, for
SO
hrunrv Dice and wife to James Fer
rfer and wife, convey parcels OF
LAM for $40.
Ieorge W. Grimes and wife to Geo
W Nagin and wife, convey SO acres
for $3.50.
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At g. special meeting of the Board of Directors
held this third day of January 1917 the following
resolution was unanimously passed =
IN MEMORY

HON. =. HERRE sHREvER, DECEASED.
Resolve, That we learn with unfeigned sorrow
of the deaf rif .1on. T. Herbert Shriver, who was
elected FIR yice-President Of Company at
the time of iFs organization in July, 1898, and has
continued toIoccupy that position up to the time
of his DEATH
That we here record our high estimation of his
valuable services and aid in making our Company
one of the most successful and prosperous banking
institutions i'm the County, and, in fact, in the
State of Maryland
That the loss of his benefit of his judgment ad-
wise and energy will be felt by all of us.
That we are not unmindful of his high character
and standing as and christian, nor of
the efficient public services he rendered during his
life time to Carroll County and to the State of
Maryland.
That We extend our sincere and heartfelt sym
pathy to his bereaved family.
That h copy of this resolution be published in
the Democratic Advocate and the American Sen
tinel a.nd a copy be sent to his family.
True Copy, Test = "
NJ Iii. BAUMGARTNER,
Secretary and Treasurer,
Westminster Deposit & Trust Company
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MyerS-TrOXeL

Mrs. Laura Troxel, widow, and j.
Alonzo Myers, widower, both of Sill
yer Run, we're married yesterday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock by Rev. s. c.
Hoover, pastor of st. Mary's church,
Silver Run. After the ceremony a
reception and supper was held at the
home of the bride.
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Marriage Licenses.

Iaul Smith, Manchester. and BeSsi
TX. Shaffer, GreenmOunt.
MN. G.. Carl and Ella NJ. Lancaste{"
bOth of TaneytoWn.
John A. Myers and Laura TroXeu,
bOth of kump.
HIarold 8 Mehring, TaneytoWn, ana
EtheI NJ. Hively. Frizellburg.
NH Roscoe l.. CrisWell, Woodbine, and
Irene Scheller, Mt. Airy.
j. Talbot Booth, Baltimore. snu
Elsie l. Albaugh, PatapscO.
Ellis G.. Ohler and Lydia l.. Baker,
both of TaneytOwn.
. JOseph G.. Hooper, FranklinVtlle
and Mary WetZel, Union Bridge.
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F'etry!.

Mrt. Mary Jane Petry, widow of the
late Simon Petry, died at the home of
her daughterA Mrs. Charles Hilte-
bride, near \Mayberry, Friday, De-
cember 30, aged = years, 10 months
and 21 days She is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Charles HNtebridle,
near Mayberry, and three sons,
Charles, of New Oxford, Pa. ), Will
lam and Harry, near MayberLy.
Funeral services were held Monday
in Baust church. Rev. w. E. S"'t+l-
giver officiating. Interment in ad-
joining cemetery. Pallbearers were
Harry Formwalt, William Stonesifer,
Charles Welk, Nelson Miller, Edward
Stuller and Jonas Heltebridle. c. O.
Fuss & Son, funeral directors,
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Long.

Mrs. Emma Frances Long, widow
Of the late Milton Long, died at her
home, Sans Creek, Monday, Decem
ber 25, aged 63 years, l month and
27 days. She is survived by one son
and two daughters, George Long,
near Monrovia; Mrs Harry Bowers,
of Mt. Airy, and Mrs. Cora Smith, at
home.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday, December 27, in Bethel Meth
odist Episcopal church, Rev. J. T.
Marsh officiating. Interment in ad-
joining cemetery. Pallbearers were
George Bear, John Snader, William
Boylan, Marshall Nusbaum, Charles
Nicodemus and Walter Engle. G.. N.
Waltz, funeral director
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tobacco for the men, and wrappers,
slippers, white aprons and little things
to brighten and make home-like their
rooms, were given the women.
The liberal contributions this year,
made it possible to crafty all their
little wishes and to make for them a
very baDpy Christmas. In addition to
'tF' q " IONS which come
"nnty, and
ID by
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HaineS.

Levi Haines, aged about so years,
died at the County Home, Thursday
morning at 9 a. m. Mr.. Haines for
merly lived near Middleburg. Funeral
services and interment took place this
afternoon at 1 p. M, at Mt. Union.
James M Stoner, funeral director.
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HOupt..

Mrs. Samuel Houpt, IS years old,
died Tuesday at Beaver Creek. HeT
husband and the following children
survive: Mrs Lewis Needy, Union
Bridge, and Mrs. BERTHE Martz and
Clifford Houpt, Beaver Creek.
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Grace Lutheran Church.

Sunday school 915 "a. m. Holy
1890 a. m Junior C. E.,
:. 80 D.. nm. Christian Endeavor $50
b. m Holy communiG1 7.30 p. I'M.
Preparatory service, Fl Jay, 730 p.
m. VIM ri. Hetrick, pa: :or.
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Kemp.

John Hanson Kemp died Sunday,
December 81, at the be"ae of his
daughter, Mrs. John -Eacies,k, Taney-
town, aged 80 w. cLo-r llths and
Z days. He is W Sly" y Se daugh-
ter, Mrs. JC4 Idge III SetneytoWn,
and two G. u h71Sin $50 iSWaynes-
t"%n bOF1' an35e Ede 3 and quality on'oH
FUN will y We'd
nes6 z Schurch,
Rteasy, and Inter
me day of $ G.. & u. pm The
D: 3 Eelson
FDORFF. ti Ds.. tiner
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-05

MIR. and Mrs. Jacob POWder, OF
Caledonia, spent Saturday in West
minister.
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Christmas at the County Home.

! Thanks to the prompt and liberal
contributions of the good people of
Carroll county, Christmas was made
very bright and happy for the inmates
tof wVhr County Home. On Christmas
M W ~h2I""tt:' winner was given
" ~ nand -Stewardess
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-04-12
NO JOB FOR AMATEUR DEITY
Couldn't Drop Lead Pencil With.
out Breaking Point.

What asked the Maharajah OF
Nepal, "means all this turmoil | hear
in the strcets?"
"Most high son of the sum- re.
piled the grand vizicr, at is the pop.
ulace following one who calleth him
self Buddha, and who gocth about
performing miracles"
"Lct him be brought in!
The palace guards brought in an
old man, dressed in rags.
LET the hippodromc proceed"
said the maharajah.
The old man swallowed three cam
non balls, climbed an invisible pole,
rubbed the rheumatism out of soul
lcry maids shoulders, removed a
royal wart from the grand vizier's
nose, took a six-year-old boy out of
his pocket handkerchief, cut him into
ten parts with a razor-cdgcd scimi-
tar, tossed the parts into the air,
whence they vanished, and then pro-
duced the identical urchin. I'M
harmed, from a fern pot in the bay
window.
art BuddhaS" asked the mahara-
jah, without batting an eye.
Thou bcholdcst," said the old
man.
Then" said the maharajah. take
thee this lead pencil and drop the
same upon the floor. II the end
break not then verify thou art Bud
dha."
The fakir shrickcd his di.mav
hurst through the guards and did not
stop this side of the deepest recess
Of the lIimalayas.
The court crowded about the
throne. praising their rulers wisdom
a. that Of solomon.
The maharajah smiled. Thus
he said. "hnvr ! unmaskcd already
nineteen Buddhas." - Kansas City
Star.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-04-12

Cecil Greene Joined the L. S.
marines and left Monday after.
noon for Mares Island, Califor-
MIA His address will be Marine
Barracks and no doubt he would
be glad to hear from his many
friends This was noble choice
On Cecil part and no doubt many
mnr" Of Arvada's ypung men win
as * .mple when the,
lie the seriousness of the
situation.
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Taylor. Riddle

AT the home of the bride at
4l42 Vraln street, Easter Sunday
at 3 o'clock, occurred the marriage
OF Albert Taylor to Miss Mary
Riddle. The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. Samuel Taylor of
Berkeley Presbyterian church
They were attended by the brides
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew kiddie.
The happy young couple will
make their home with the groom,
parents on the Edwards place.
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Semper Sittings.
CToo Late for Last Week

Mrs ID Derring has gone to Penn
sylvania on account of her father
not expected to live. She will re-
main indefinitely.
Joe Esslinger Sr. is greatly improv-
ed at this writing.
All is well at the j Drier family.
Mrs Ieudher is enjoying the visit
her daughter is paying her for the
last month or so and also the little
grand daughter.
Mr. and Mrs Tony Buehlcr are the
proud parents Of Il strapping big boy
Mother and child are doing nicely
A j Curtiss is enjoying himself
driving his newly purchased horse
and rig.
Mrs r T. Murray is visiting friends
in Denver this week
Joe Esslinger, J + Wick and wife
and Mrs Iendher attended the fun
eral Of Mrs Amelia Kalberer,
} J Dreier received carload of
corn Tuesday.
William Caldwell shipped Il car
load Of wheat to Denver Wednesday.
Worthin Grattan left Sunday to
resume his studies at TT Collins
after spending week at home with
his parents.
Miss Dorothy Stanley, grandaugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs w Williams is
reported on the sick list
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Kautink of
Denver spent Easter at the Camp
bell home.
Joseph Esslinger Sr, was bust
ness visitor in Broouiiicld Tuesday.
Miss Leila Hatfield left Sunday to
resume her studies at the ID. T.,
after weeks vacatisn which she
spent visiting her parents.
Messrs Al Hatfield. Jabcz Ball and
b G Walden We're in Denver appear
ing AS witnesses to indicate the pr l.
GRITTY of water rights on the Pomona
ranch Friday.
Sunday School Easter Sunday
was well attended, over forty being
present. All children received a
large candy egg and all those sick
and unable to attend were scnta pot
of flowers.
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corps convened at 2::3O and the in
creased interest manifested bv
our women was very gratifying.
1t was voted to offer the services
of the corps to the redcross associ.
alton. 1t was Immediately done
and as CONSCIENCE a sewing bee
will be held at the home of Mrs.
). 5. Doughty on Tuesday, April
18th, from to 5p. m. All ladies'
willing to assist in the good work
are cordially invited to be pre-
sent.
Annie S. Mills.
Mary Smith.
Helen M. Doughty.
C,mmittee.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-04-12

Mrs +. WIKI Of the Elite mil
inery arrived home from Chica-
go the first of the week and will
now be at her place of business
permanently. Mrs. Wiki is an
experienced milliner and is de.
serving of the patronage of the
people of this community.
A letter from II. G. Cannon of
Sterling, formerly manager of
the Ralston Lumber company,
enclosing a check for $3.50 for
the Enterprise is gratefully ac-
knowledged. Mr.. Cannon as
sures us that he enjoys reading
the Enterprise because it keeps
them posted on how their Arvada
friends are getting along.
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Paramount Siftings

Mrs ID G Dale spent last Saturday
afternoon with Mrs w { Bradley and
Mrs II p Berry.
G II Thomas has just returned
from business trip to New Mexico.
II l. Woolgcnder has been to Trini-
dad on business.
The dance at the Loeb LomOnd
Hall last Saturday was unusually
well attended. Music was furnish.
ed by the Golden Orchestra,
Paramount school had its spriug
vacation last week.
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NATURALLY.

81 do not care for mut,nn-chop
whiskcrs on u man"
NO: they tend to give him a
shccpish expression"
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Stray Locals
Subscribe today. 81 so.

The Epworth Leagne held
business meeting Saturday night
at the home of Isabel Evans.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-04-12
OF COURSE.

"What kind of time did you have
talking over your neighbors yester-
day.
"Ripping."-Life.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-04-12

Mrs. S. w. Johnson of 44th
avenue has been on the sick list
the past two weeks. She is re-
ported better.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-04-12

Fred Secrest spent his vaca-
ton week with his parents and
returned to TT. Collins Monday.
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LEGAL NOTICE

STATE OF COLORADO
Jefferson County
IN THE COUNTY COURT
NO. ?76a
LULA JONES.
CURTIS + ; ;;iosss' SUMMONS
Defendant
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE
COLORADO. TO THE DEPENDENT
ABOVE NAMED. GREETING
You nrc hereby required to appear In mn
action brought against you by the nbovc
named plnintiY. In the Coanty Court of the
County Of Jefferson, sitting in Golden. JcfY
crson County, state Of Colorado, and ans
wcr the complaint therein within thirty
days nftcr the service hereof. II you nrc SER
we'd within this State: or within nifty days
ly outside the State OF Colorado: or n scrv-
ed by publication. within NIFTY five days
from tho date OF the last publication: or
trinl Will be had the same A. tho you were
present.
This l. an action brought to obtain a de-
ere" OF divorc" on the grounds OF non SUP
port, the defendant being mn able bodied
herein: for right to rcsum" her maiden
name by plaintiff. and such other md fur
thcr relirf n, may seem to the Court lust
and equitable from the omplnint. a copy OF
idencc Adduccd upon tn, trial.
WITNESS. EDWIN n. BrRDICK At
toruey for Plaintiff. At my offics in
the city OF Denver, this tenth dry of
February. A. u, 1917.
EDWIN n. BURDlCK,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Published Mar Ii TO April !: inclusive.
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KNEW AEoUr WHAT HE SAID.

"Alnt an old friend Of Your. IN,
other day Had o long talk ubor
you"
"Wcll. he's darn liar'"-Rccori
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-04-12

Chas. Graves has purchased a
new Stephens car and has taken
- lHhncy for it. 1t is a nice
looking car and we would like to
see Charley sell a few.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-04-12

The regular monthly luncheon
for the comraes was served by
the Arvsda W. L. c. at Barth's
h 'n"'l 18th. the menu satisfy
! n #' ST dipls ta,f. 80
p rS'ns enjoyed tn pleasant oc.
cassion. The essions of the