The Arvada enterprise., 1917-03-08

rie, who have been visiting relatives
and friends in Broomiield for several
weeks. left Sunday for their home In
southern California.
In spite of the cold and snowy
weather we had Friday evening OF last
week. the Broomiicld grange drill team
attended Clear Creek Valley Grange
number at Arvada. assisting tho Wis.
tied grange in putting several candi.
dates thru the third and fourth dc.
grces. Barth Hall was procured for
purpose and the team did cXccllcntly
IN their drill and degree work. A few
| of the Broomiield Grangcrs also at.
tended. A very nice super was served,
| after which few minutes dancing
was indulged in.
| Mrs. J. j. Kalbcrcr has been sick
in bed for Il few days. but is reported
slowly improving.
| Before subscribing for newspapers
| or any other periodical see Ralph por.
ter. phone Broomheld 81. also agent
for The Arvada Enterprise
| A practically new twenty-five horse
power gasoline engine IL being In.
stalled at the Broomfeld elevator and
viii be used until the Western Light
and Power company ut Lafayette will
have built their power line through
Broomheld. at which time II new 25
horsepower dynamo. which has been
purchased. will be installed.
Miss Ethel Cain spent the week end
visiting her parents In Denver.
/ The following scholars attending
Broomicld school have been neither
hsent nor tardy during the month Of
February: Frank and Ernestine Fam.
,,t lrt, On,, ,Ix1s Il
Billy Zamboni, julius Mayor. Raymond
Bailey. julius Jones. and Ruby Lc.
} gault. Julius Mayor. a seventh grade
scholar has been neither absent nor
tary tins school year.
J. B. llockabout. accompanied by
Mrs. Clara Mckee and daughter and
Clarence Graves and family. motored
Sunday to Denver and return, visiting
at the Percy Dobson ranch. Mr.. Dob
son il reported slowly recovering.
Tickets for st. Patrick's ball at
Broomiicld grange hall Saturday even.
ing. March 18th. can be purchased at
The Enterprise Office. from your wor.
thy master or from any member OF the
drill team nt $l.00 each. Changers
may call w. II. Ketner by telephone
, for tickets which they wish to sell
b., a booster AVID buy n ticket. II yor
j, don't dance. you can play cards In tn,
! basement. The proceeds OF this dane,
3 will buy suits for the drill team, whC
, meet every Tuesday evening for prac
] ticc drill
] w. II. kctner recently disposed o
| ifty.four head of high grade Iiolstcir
heiicrs and cows to Ed Anderson o
y clayton. n. NJ. including two hcaC
, | which were sold to Leonard Andcrso,
of Mt. Dora. Colo. one Of which was /;
, registered ycarling bull: all were ship
s ned from the Union Stock Yards, Den
. yer. Friday week ago. passing thu
tubcrcular test. The price obtainct
] is said to be about $500 per head.
J. b. HockaJout shipped n car loa,
of hogs to the Denver market Tues
Z day, taking advantage OF the goo,
-. market.
j. Il. Graves attended Odd Fellow
lodge at Arvada Saturday evening.
j. ID. Prcndcrgast and family movct
Thursday of last week to an eighty
ncre farm near Lakewood, Colo, whcr,
, they will farm.
Miss Margaret Simpson spent Tho
l week end visiting her parents at Col
den.
Mr. and Mrs. Fabian W. Smith. who
j were recently married. returned Thurs
n day of last week from their two.wcek,
honeymoon trip thru Kansas and viii
be nj home in Denver.
Adolph Jorgcnscn. section foreman
at Ey"rHman. moved HIS family and
i. household goods from the old section
house on Lincoln Highway to the Bcll
rcsidcnc" at Ey"rsman Friday of last
s week
I Al Hatfield has recently been mp
pointer road.oycrBccr for roads in n
] district between Scmpcr aud Broom
' ncld
Adds Bruce. recently OF hryada. has
resumed his old position on the r. r
! Tucker ranch
Mr.. and Mrs. IIouscr and Mr., Mack
ing OF Denver. spent Sunday visiting
at the Coax ranch Mr.. and Mra. Geo
/ Coax w"r" visiting relatives and
friends in Denver
on February 22nd. as A. H. Fclger.
l accompanied by his hired man. were
taking n load OF alfalfa hay to Denver,
n strong gust OF wind caugh, the
load and blow II over M they were
, crossing bridge at Clear Greek. The
hired man was fortunate enough to
grab the bridge railing but Mr.. Felgrr
missed II and fell thirty feet TO the
, bed OF the stream. breaking his LEFT
arm above the wrist. Prof. Fclgai
WAS Obliged To miss hearing his clnsscf
. IN NOrth Denver High cschool for two
days but rs well on the rond to rccov.
/; cry nj the present.
Miss Marion Conkling OF Arayuda.
accompanied by Miss Alice Cochran,
spent tho weekend Visiting nt the
{ Cochran home,
J. e. Broughion has his Maxwell
auto In tho BroOmicld garage under
! going few repairs this week.
II Will interest the inhDy friends Of
Mr and Mrs. Earl Ragcr OF Omaha
Nobr.. 10 know that ,hcy are tho proud
, par"ntB Of baby girl.
Friday morning WAS rather cold ana
chilly with the ground Just covered
with snow and these conditions did
not assist young Ernesi MItz" 10
slacken the speed Of his runaway
| horse nB he was returning With tho