The Arvada enterprise., 1917-12-06

the Aviation service. he was
transferred to the Royal Flyers
Squadron and may soon leave for
France. Being under the draft
age he may be placed on the re-
serve force, and in that case he
will probably remain at nome for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs.sJ. F. White were
made joyous the past week by a
flood of letters from their son Ar
thur, who is a sergeant in the Ord
nance department of Uncle Sans
eNpeditionary forces. The letters
were held up until the division
Sergeant White is with had safe
ly reached France. They arc OK
tremcly interesting, and unfor-
tunately for the Enterprise, the
Denver Times beat us to it and
will no doubt have something
worth while for their readers. Mr..
White had travelled through Rus
STA, Germany, and in fact nearly
all of the belligercnt countries a
few years ago, and has interest
ed many audiences with his lee
lures, illustrated by a stcreopti-
con machine.
A card receiced by the editor
Tuesday from Ernest APPEL ST..
reports he and Mrs. APPEL taking
in the sights of historic interest
in Philadelphia, Pa, and having
a fine trip. The card has a pic
ture of Independence Hall. Mr..
and Mrs. APPEL arc not expected
home for several weeks yet.
Senator and Mrs. Wesley Stall
ey entertained the Stalcy and Eos
ter families at Thanksgiving din
ner last Thursday.
Harry Settle, who several years
ago was employed as a printer on
the Enterprise, and now pros
porous farmer of Brush, Colo, was
a caller in town Tuesday. He OBJ
served many many changes in the
old town since he lived here, :;
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs West chi.
.tcrtained their son Frank and his
family, and their daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Sccrcst and her husband
and family for Thanksgiving,
Hines came home from
his school at Wages, Colo, and
spent Thanksgiving with his pa
rents and home friends. He is
highly pleased with his school
Mrs. Purcell, daughter OF Mrs.
]. X. Champion. who was report
ed so seriously i'll two weeks ago
with pneumonia, at her home at
Fairplay, is now on the road to
recovery, we are pleased to re-
port.
II. A. Mahannah and Franl,
Schcllingcr went on a rabbit hunt
last Sunday and baggcd fifteen.
o. ID. Bobb, brother of +. &
Bobb of Arvada, and his wife, ar
rived in Denver last Thursday,
and have been the guests OF Mr..
Bobb and family this week. Their
home is in Boise. Idaho. and they
are on an extended trip through
several of the middle states.
ID. i. Cahill left Tuesday after
noon for Los Angeles. California
where he will visit his brother TO
a few days and then go to San
Diego. where he hopes to regain
his health. As most of his friends
know. Mr.. Cahill has been in poor
health for several months, and
his physician has recommended
that he seek a lower altitude and
a change of climate for a while.
In the meantime. Mr.. Cahill's gro
Gerry business will go on just the
same under able management, and
his customers will receive every
attention and courtesy. Their
patronage will be appreciated.
The Red Cross met with Mrs
McFadden Wednesday ard were
entertained with a talk from
Lieut.. Cummings. who is home
with his mother for a few days.
He told Of his camp experience
at Fl. Sheridan. which was very
interesting and instructive. The
regular meeting will be held next
week At the home of Mrs. Nal
ing. The Griffith Red Cross will
meet at the home of Mrs. Mus
ser and It il hoped q large mum.
Der Of Atavda lsdies will attend.
w. W. Wood formerly oi
Griffith. now n prosperous farm
or near Arapahoe Crossing was
Q pleasant cnller at the Enter
prise Office Monday. Mr.. Wooti
and his son recently completed
4 fine residence on their ncwl,