The Arvada enterprise., 1917-08-23

/ Miss Marie Kalberer was racing her
horse along Lincoln Highway, large
Scotch collie dog belonging to the
| Clarence A. Graves family in racing
with the horse was kicked on the
front shoulder, breaking the bone in
two places. The dog is pet OF the
household and veterinary Oliver Dimes
put the bones back in place in plas-
/ ter cast and the last reports were
that the dog is doing very nicely.
I Little Byron now says Wont have to
shoot Make now, he get alright"
! Louis Muhlstein says he is thinking
Of hiring an aeroplane in hauling his
wheat into town. Saturday he was all
day getting one load OF wheat from
the Mulstein ranch into Broomfield.
He first encountered hidden spring
In the road close to the ]. j. Jones
farm residence, the wagon wheels
sank to the hub and he was compelled
to unload and reload again. Again a
half mile further on an obliging farm
er had irrigated quarter mile Of
road for him, and then again he was
compelled to take to the fields on
account of bridge having been wash
ed out. Please note friends, this has
reference to a part of the county line
road and the road from the j. j. Jones
ranch into Broomfeld, and the mail
carrier has Travelled this same road
almost daily for several months in
his Ford, yet there Is nothing done to
improve the road conditions! Shouldn't
something be done Immediately?
]. c. Broughton, having disposed Of
his old Maxwell auto, recently pur-
chased a practically new Chevrolet
car.
All members of the BrOomfield
grange drill team are requested to be
present at the grange hall Tuesday
evening, August 2Sth.
Mrs. Maud Clay and daughters. Dor
othy and Sophie, attended wedding
OF Fort Riley officer in Denver Sat
urday evening in Denver.
A very nice rain visited Broomfield
section Sunday afternoon, lasting for
about an hour, doing alfalfa and other
farm products lot of good but de-
laying threshing day and half.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Baker and son
of Holyrood. Kans, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe KaIina OF Ellsworth, kans., who
have been camping out in Estes Park
for two weeks, spent Wednesday of
last week visiting at the Jas. w. ko-
zisek residence.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Goddard of Man
haitian, Kans., visited relatives at the
depot Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Cory f, Fry of Kiowa. Colo,
and grandson, Wayne Moody, visited
relatives at the depot Sunday and
Monday.
On Wednesday evening OF last week
two young men from Lafayette were
fishing in Church's upper lake west
of Broomfield from an old fat-bOttom-
ed boat in which heavy rock was
tied to rope. Mr.. VanGundy, Jr,
and Cornelius had located themselves
near the middle of the lake and were
about to cast their lines when one OF
them dropped the heavy rock in the
water, the other end being tied to the
boat; but the rope was not long
enough and the leaky boat quickly
filled with water. Cornelius was
lucky enough to swim to shore but
despite the fact that VanGundy was
good swimmer, and with his clothes
cn hindering his progress. he sank
On account Of Cornelius being nearly
exhausted himself. he was powerless
IN giving aid and VanGundy was
drowned. The accident occurred
about 1O:3O p. m. The young mans
father in Lafayette was notified and
although the lake was dragged and
other efforts proved fruitless the body
was not recovered till Friday morning.
Mrs. Allison. recently from Califor-
MIA, has been spending week at the
B. Capron home.
H. H. Flint OF Ewing, Nebr. spent
Thursday OF last week visiting rela-
tives at the depot.
Bert Hollingsworth, Jr. who has
BEEN employed on the VIM. Brown
ranch this summer season. has been
employed in the same capacity for
the winner season.
Mrs. r. w. Dealy and daughter
Gladys CT F-t Collins. who have been
spending week visiting at the home
of Mrs. Dealys aunt. Mrs. A. NJ. Con-
over re,urnedw home Sunday.
Valentine Noed Of Ft. Lupton, for.