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The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-11

/ Creek school We're neither absent or
tardy last month; Helen Smith. Lucy
Smith. Dora Crawford, Herbert Smith
James Crawford, Thomas Coax, Albert
| Coax, Robert Broughton and Alfred
Broughton.
! Broomfield orchestra, consisting of
Mr.. William Ulrich. leader and cor,
netist, Mr.. John Vaughan. pianist,
Mr.. w. Kenneth Wood, violinist and
VIM. Daykin. drummer, played for
dances at Superior Friday evening and
Lafayette Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilo Bancroft of
Brighton visited their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo +. Coax Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Gard Bonar are report.
ed on the sick list with tonsilitis. the
doctor has subscribed powder for Mr..
Bonar. but Gard Is afraid to smoke
and use the powder at the same time.
Mrs. Mary Coax, deputy president,
installed the officers of Magnolia Re.
bccka Lodge No. ~ the evening of
January 9th. Mrs. Coax and officers
were afterward entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. w. f. Davidson of 2942 Gay.
lord street. Denver.
Mr. Al Reems is improving from a
bad case OF the Grippe.
Miss Helen Coax who has been wait.
ing on her sister in Denver who has
been i'll for few weeks. visited her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. f.. Coax,
Sunday.
Prof A. II. Felgsr is adding n mum.
Der OF much needed improvements to
his ranch house.
The dance scheduled for Saturday
evening in Broomiicld January 18Th
has been postponed
Clarene Graves who has been EN-
ploycd by Capital hill floral COM
pany OF Denver recently had the
misfortune Of breaking his cycglass-
as part OF which is in one eye. We
hope no serious results wilIfollow,
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-11
Bloomfield Buds

/ Ralph Porter Agent for The
Arvada Enterprise and all Popu.
lar Magazines and Periodicals.
3roomfield Depot. Phone Broom.
| field 5.
January 10th is the date set for Al
entertainment to be given by tn,
/ Weber Sisters in Broomfeld Grange
hall.
At special meeting held in Broom
field Grange hall Friday evening OF
last week, officers for the year 1917
were properly installed for the local
grange. past worthy master Norris
being present
All grangcrs are requested to be
present January 10th, 18th and 18th
IN Denver At 1870 Champa street, Fra
ternai Union hall, at which time state
oIhCcrs will meet. Jan. 18th Broom.
held Grange drill team will compete
Tor state championship.
January eth and February 22nd are
the dates set for the next two dances
IN Broomiield in Broomiield Grange
hall. Everybody invited.
on March 18th Est. Patrick's day..
dance will be given in Broomheld
Grange hall, the proceeds of which
will be paid over to the grange drill
team a large attendance is desired.
tickets will be on sale.
d. b. Porter and =. T.. Graves at.
tended Odd Fellow lodge in Arvada
saturday evening of last week.
Mrs. W. c. West, who has been sick
for several weeks, went to Arvada
Thursday OF last week to be under the
doctors care.
1t will please the many friends OF
J. =. Colstadt. former station agent
here. to learn OF his promotion to the
agency AT Wheatland. Wyo.
MIR. W. l.. pondlcton has opened mp
a barber shop over the postoilcc. Sat.
urdays and Sundays only. MIR. Rich.
ard Palmer assists in a barber shop in
Lafayette Saturdays and sundays.
Mrs. A. lorgonson. wife of section
foreman at Eyorsman IL seriously Ill
In a hospital In Longmont.
The following scholars OF the Dry
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-11

valley had very narrow excape
from injury yesterday morning
when his five passenger Ford car
turned over with him on the hill
near Luther Secrest S house. Fred
crawled out from under the car
after it turned upside down and
fortunately was not hurt. The
stearing gear was loose and in
going down the hill it got out of
the travelled track and kept skid
ding till it struck a bump and up
set. The wind shield and top
were broken beyond repair and
the Tenders were badly bent.
Fred thinks he was lucky at that.
The writer was unable to hear
the splendid Lyceum course con-
cert last Thursday evening but
we are told is was one of the best
of the very high class perfor-
mances the Red Path company
has furnished US. The receipts
at the door were much larger
than usual and so far the course
may be declared a success. The
next performance will be Febu-
airy 9th when it is hoped there
will be a full house,
Mrs. w. H. Frantz prominent
singer of Denver will sing Sun
day night at the M. E. church.
Do not fail to hear her.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-11

for drilling a thousand feet. We
understand the company which
leased 40 acres of the Oberon
company say they have a lake of
oil. Chas. Davis is working with
the new drill which was brough t
from Boulder. Three or four
men are employed and one man
was looking for house in Arva-
da in which to move his family.
II w. -,
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-11
Notice of Annual Meeting.

Notice i. hereby given that the
regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of The Arvada Lumber Com
pany will be held at the Office of the
Company, Arvada, Colorado. on Tues
day, January 30, 1917 at l:30 p. IN.
for the purpose of clecting Il Board
of directors to serve FOR the ensuing
year and for the transaction of such
other business n may properly come
before the meeting.
Arvada, Colorado, December y 1916
Luana :. Hurst.
secretary.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-11
Semper SiftinRs.

Mr. Leo S. Vaughan who has held
position as second trick operator at
Semper station for some time recently
accepted like position at Globeville
station. Mr.. NJ. NJ. Johnson of Den.
yer accepts same position at Scmper
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-11

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
klumker beautiful baby daugh
ter Wednesday morning.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-11
Local Lore.

Arthur Schultz has Just recov-
cred from a severe attack of the
grip.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-11

A new outfit of drillers are at
work on the Oberon Land Co.
tract, and they have contract
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-11
Errors Are Ancient History.

roTooi bookkeeping Just necessary Tor the protection Of
your deposit with modern burglnr-pooi safe
The Burroughs Bookkeeping Machine which have recently in
stalled handles gue work with absolute accuracy Its cacua-
tons done by parts hardened s,eet can, make mistake
The operator feeds the figures the machine which makes all
additions and subactons automatically, completely posted ledger
sheet or dePostot statement with every printed the proper
column
An absolute and automatic proof Of entry given by the
machine method here danger mistake being made in
your account, n the Of other Of dcposio,s
Besides aorng this accuracy and to u.s. the
Burroughs handles figure work about half the time formerly
needed This gives do other hngs-o improve our ser
VICE to customers department Of the bank.
Come time and the Bookkeeping Machine a, work
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16
Sam Hagan Weds
Miss Ethel MCGOWAN

Mis- Ethel McGowan, the attractive
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Nc
Gowan. and Mrs j. S Hagan, Jr, OF
Lakeland were married Saturday
morning at o'clock in the Hillsbor
ough county court house at Tampa,
Judge White performing the mar
riage ceremony.
This marriage was to have taken
place al some future date, according
to friends. but as the couple happened
TO meet up with each other at the
South Florida Fair they decided to
hurry matters and were forthwith
married None of their friends wit
messed the marriage ceremony and 1t
was the couples intention to keep the
wedding secret In returning home
Sunday the groom stopped over at
his home AT Lakeland and the bride
came ON home resumine her duties
in Francis store. The interesting
news leaked out. however, and the
happv pair have been reccinving con
pratulations and best wishes of their
friends for happy and prosperous
married life Ft Meade Leader
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16
FOUR INDICTMENTS
RETURNED AGAINST :
]. {. WRAY This
MORNING; WILL
Be TRIED AGAIN

Tampa. Feb. 16-The jury in the
Wray case yesterday returned ver-
dict of mot guilty under instruc-
tions given by Judge Call. the evil
dence given being not specific enough.
However. Rev. Wray was at once re-
arrested. placed under a $1,000 bond
and was this morning held by the
Federal Grand jury on four new in
dictments. The indictments are
specific in their wording. and charge
that the defendant placed in the
Southern Express Company certain
obscene literature for transportation,
and also used the railway mails for
this purpose at Live Oak. Rev.
Wrays trial will probably come up the
first of next week.
OF the evidence and testimony given
yesterday. the Tampa Times last night
had the following:
Not guilty."
The words broke the intense still
ness in the federal court room this
morning. following the argument of
Attorney c. d. Blackwell of Live Oak.
in the ease of the Rev. j. f. Wray,
charged with sending obscene mat
ter through the mails They brought
Miss Connie Wray, the minister's
daughter, TO her feet with a little
shout of glee. as she threw her arms
around her fathers neck, and kissed
him, crying the while.
The verdict. returned at the in
st"uction of eudge II. Nj. Call, sur
lpriscd the crowd filling the seats and
aisles. Ii was so quick and unex-
ipcctcd. The trial was resumed this
morning by the defendants attorney
continuing his argument against the
letter being introduced into evidence,
citing cases showing that the matter,
! il too indecent to be shown, should
Continued on Page
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16

Mr NJ Agress and party OF
friends went over to Brooksville yes
lerday and enroute they encoutnred a
Machine which had turned cut of the
road to avoid woods fire. While
making the detour this car became
stuck in the mud, and while thus
led up, pine tree undermined by
the fire crashed down, striking the
machine. The occupants CT the car
barely escaped with their lives. sus-
tanning severe bruises and minor in
laries, the car being practically
wrecked The men in the car were
Wilbur Good, member of the Chi
easo Cubs, and T. I. Andrews, OF
jacksonville. AS Mr. Aeress says,
tllS Is an accident that w9uldn t
nave occurred once in thousand
Tines, but yesterday seemed to have
been the thousandth time, and the
participants are only glad they es-
e-led as luckily as they did.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16
GOLF TOURNAMENT
FOR PRESIDENTS CUP
On FEBRUARY z

On Washington birthday, Febru-
airy p, all members OF the Golf Club
are invited 10 take part in a qualify
ms match for the Presidents Cup.
Ali members will have an equal
chance in this tournament as the
crack players will be handicapped in
such a way as 10 make the game
e9ual, and give the beginners a
chdnce to make net score to equal
the net score of the better players.
II you play the round OF two mines
IN l3O and have a handicap allow
ance OF 80. your score counts the
same as that of the more experienced
Player who makes the two rounds in
100, with a handicap Of 3
Play will start at o'clock in the
morning for qualifying. and the six
, teen players making the lowest score
viii qualify. Those qualifying will
then play off the match in pairs.
match sccre. The eight winners Il
tacse match scores viii be paired
anc play on The four winners OF
Itaese matches will be paired and
play off that match. which will re-
] duce the match l. two players, who
VIII play off the final, and the win
her of this match will win the Pres
idont's cup. Taese matches can be
arranged 10 suit the conveuiences OF
The pairs, and the only day neces-
sary to set aside now far this match
is Thursday, February -. legal
holiday
1t is earnestly desired that every
member, whether he plays well o.
poorly, enter in this tournament. as
hls handicap viii give him an equa!
opportunity with all the others.
II the meantime, prior to the date
of the qualifying match, please turn
imy your cards at the Silver Palaceson
every game play d. as it will assist
the handicap committee in adiustins
lthe handicaps, Your cards Viii also
irount in making Your score Tor the
Low Ball match. which runs during
the entire season In this contest
henerer yoI play a raund of min,
/. .es, and mIke low score On any
particular hole, il will reduce your
scott ace rdingly in the Low Pal
match
THE CARDS : SHOULD 81
TURNED IN, SIGNED By BOTi
FLAlERS.
Below is the standing in the Low
Ball Match, to be changed from da.
To day as scores are reduced:
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16
In Society
Card Party for
Mrs. James B. lee

n honor of her guest. Mrs. lanes
hrlsht Lee, OF jacksonville. Miss
Neil Coleman delightfully."- enter
tanned at cards last evening at her
Pretty home on West Lemon s,raat
The lower floor OF this spacious
nome was attractively decorated
win quantities of hearts and Gu
pids' red carnations and ferns and
IN the various rooms nine tabl 5
were arranged around which were
Fatnered merry party of young
people.
Five Hundred was played until A
late hour. the fascinating game he
ine much enjoyed by all. Miss Geor-
gia l.anier made the HIGHEST score
among tn ladies and was presented
a party bag and Mr. Dickerson won
the gentlemen's prize. a deck of
cards. Consolation prizes went TO
Miss Towers and Mr.. Ray Weeks
The hcnoree was presented a GRO
che'ed sofa pillow top
a dainty salad course was served
by the charming hostess. who was
assisted in entertaining by hcr
mother. Mrs John F. Coleman. Mrs.
las Shields and Mrs. George Cole
man
Those who enjoyed this pr tty af-
fair We're Mrs James b. Lee Mr and
Yrs, w. F Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. 6. P.
FIyan. Mr. and Mrs. Tn 5. Hatcher.
Mr. and Mrs Talmare Haynes. Mr.
and Mrs. / uis May S. Jr.. Nr. and
s:rs. G. j. Coleman, Mrs T.. !.
Woods, Misses Ailene McRae. Eliza
.ic,h Conner Myrtle McRae, Evelyn
/ CoWdery, Helen Conihear. Clady.
Wilson. Della Mae Marshall. Georgia
lanier. Kiitie T wers. Messrs F T
Eenford. Watson Conner. sawyer
Ray Weeks, Eugene Edwards, Ned
skipper, W. r. Cleveland. L"ggctt
Paul Yoder, Hayman llull Dicker
son. W. +. Curtis, Mckay
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16

Mr.. Dave Altman. of New York
city is visitor in Lakeland for the
day and is very much impressed with
local conditions as well as the eli
mate which he says is the finest he
ever saw in his life and he is man
of many travels. Mr.. Altman is adj
vance man for the great laughing
show Potash and Perlmutter which
had such successful run of two
years in New York City and is trying
every way possible to get a play date
with Mr. Harris to play at the Audi
torium in the near future.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16
Do As-You-Like Club

Mrs. J. G. Withers of TOT East
Orange street. entertained the DO
ts-Ycu4.ike club Thursday after
rnon at Valentine party.
The parlors were elaborately dec
Grated with palms, ferns, festoons q
vines and Cupid's hearts,
A pr gram Of music by Miss Laura
srockman. songs by Mrs. Paul Hen
dorson. fancy dances by Ellie Priteh-
ntt Lucy Stanley. Evelyn Ovens Ro-
wcna ward.
original speech dedicated 70 Mrs.
with RS bv Miss Jewel White.
delicious luncheon Of fruit sll-
"A nut sandwiches, ice cream ard
cake was served in tho spaci RS din
sng room
rbosc present were Mesdamcs
Lester Hall; L. " Yarnall; \. y.
7, ,art. !. b. Speth. c. c. Keller
r d. swope. Laura Fowler. + !.
ces. n. T.. VALLEY. Helen a'rliner'
~ 4 Hadan. ]. T. Duncan, Mrs W.
\ Ranta: ]. p Hadden, J Carson
Tate. Jennie Graves, ". W Dn-
.-o, = J. Everett. r. o. Flood. ". l.
4, leland. ]. Whelen. Monrse kerk-
dsu F ". Jones. ". +. Palmer, j.
A GUEST
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16

Ar Chas. o. Rice, of Plaintleld, y.
cousin of Mr. G.. T.. Southard
~ nd Mr. Walter j. Manning. d.
fialhhrid, \. J.. have returned from
ZIP to Brooksville, where they
sPent Yesterday looking. over the
so.aings 4 the Florida Natal Hay
association s. enamored were they
= lae proposition that they at once
'teiaea TO invest and they each pur-
'4dsea io-acre tracts Of this com
1aaH %hch they will have planted 10
,@lai BAY Others in the party were
. Jas G Manning. Judge cod
''''slon Mr.. Krause and Mr.. Win
aas al Plainfield, n. j.. and all
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16
Miss Bl nche Miller
To Entertain This Evening

Miss Blanche Miller Will hc the
rcstess at delightful card party az
the lovely home her moth g. Mrs.
y. p. Hobart in niXieland this even
ing. About thirty guests haya he II
invited and Five Hundred viii he
enjoyed, after which dancine and
refreshments will complete q MIST
delightful evening for all win at
tend.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16

gr. 81 NJ. Knapp and his s@n-in
1sw Alex Johnson, of Estheryille.
Iows are expected in Lakeland very
o.n. Mr.. Knapp visited here two
,ells a-o and is coming down again
H the interests of several railroad
people. Mr.. Knapp never has got
through singing his praises for
lakeland and Florida climate.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16

Mss Rossie Maye Turner, Of Ell
-a,ton is in the city the guest CT
ha, sister, Mrs. H. G.. Vellner at
"a south Missouri avenue. She
will return to her home Sunday
night
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16
AUCTION SALE
Saturday, Feb. 18th at 200 p. M. In
the Bower Building

Saturday, Feb. 18th at 200 p. M. In
the Bowyer Building
All the furnishings of bungalow
good as new, as follows: Beautiful
white enamclcd bedroom suit, consist
ing of bed. chiffonier, dresser. dress
ing table. rocker, chair and dress
ing stool. mattresses, springs, pill
lows. 2 9x12 mating squares. library
table. davenport, 2 chairs, 9x12 art
square. dining table, 6 dining room
chairs. buffet. window shades, clock,
kitchen table. 3 burner oil stove, limo
leum. aluminium roaster. other kitchen
utensils. dishes. water cooler, tubs,
boiler. ironing board, garden hose.
trunk. etc. Also l.. c. Smith type
writer, 1-2 dozen pillows and Standard
sewing machine, oil heaters.
VIII also sell from blue print lots
and 4 i'm Block A. Webster and Ono
hundro addition. Wire fence. inculti-
walton. 63 foot well. Inspect these
lots before sale. Must sell.
b. II. HARLY.. .Auctioneer
Phone 4S6 Blue 6251
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16
THE Lakeland Citrus Juice Company
will buy your sound, juicy srape-
fruit 6225
AUTOMOBILE AT AUCTION

We will sell the 5-passenger Cadil-
lac advertised last week at our auc-
tion sale i'm the Bowyer building, next
Saturday, February 18th, 300 p. m.
6256 h. II. HARNLY. Auctioneer,
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16

t,rs. t. S. Barr and Mrs. Walter
lyaus. Of Shamokin, Pa, are in the
IN ib guests of their cousin, Miss
Am Cardwell. They will also be
,ba guests of Mrs. Barnwell Fuller
a. christina before returning home
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16

Great Dane of Waucoma. Iowa This
order is one which prom tes good
roads and its motto is Friendship.
Fidelity and Fun mostly the lat
ter, For full information regarding
this order, interview Frank.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16

ur and Mrs. Harris and his
,.,obter and husband. Mr.. Smith,
- zone to Leon, Iowa, for a short
,,siness trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
n Lakeland spending the win
Ter. home.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16

Ir and Mrs. r. w. Deane. who
have b,en down from Boston 20 look
after their grove at Sparling leave
fer their home tonight, having re-
ceiyed wires to the effect that their
home had been riffled by thieves and
practically all their valuables had
be taken. 1t is known that all
the family silver has been taken. bat
other than this nothing OF their loss
is known. The police are sleeping
In the house until Mr.. and Mrs
Leane arrive, and every effort is be-
in. made to apprehend the thieves
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16

Frank II. Thompson has been
highly honcred by being appoint 4
Great Zane of the Effervescent Or
der OF Yellow Dogs for State e Flor
ida. Being unsolicited and appoint
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16

III Fire Department was called
cut to control a forest fire on the
Lake Hunter marsh this afternoon
which was cndangerng property on
South Missouri avenue
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16

Mrs sarah G. Coyne, of Minneap-
c,is Mimi, and Mrs. l.. d. Ray, Of
Ie.n. Iowa, are spending the win
Ter in Lakeland, and are very COM
fortahly quartered at the Henriette
Cats. on North Kentucky avenue.
r n Of the ladies are more than de-
lighted with Lakeland and Florida.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16
LAKELAND
" LACOWICS
case of fire phone 5000

fr r. K. Sullivan has purchased
- overland car, which is a beau
!. The car was purchased OF the
unlsev Co, Of Tampa.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16

BRING YOUR GRAPEFRUIT to the
6225
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16

rho program meeting Of the Meth
eafst Missionary Society will be held
,,o,dav afternoon AZ the church.
Mrs r price Eean ~ leader
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16

TIE LAKELAND CITRUS JUICE
company manufacture non fer
menting grapefruit and orange
juice, used in the home and by
soda fountains. Ask for 1t. and
bring your sound grapefruit to
them. 6225
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16
JACKSON STIFF STAY. FENCING

; II You contemplate fencing sub
stantial areas, secure my PROPOSE
ton =. l.. CARTER, care iibler
Hotel. $3.50
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16

FOR SAl.E-Fcrd touring ear body
and top; abort as good IS new.
at bargain prices Lakeland Auto
and Supply Co. G257
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16

are much delighted with -a.- h'
as we'll as that surronnalhs ''''.-s
lille.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16
This is the Last Week of
OUR BARGAIN SALE

Some Rare Opportunity
The FAMOUS DEPARTMENT STORE
60SG
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-16

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u,nnnhnd To- ~ nuIllnlon with M nui0nD'
,bIIn truck at nlulh and Mnh' niranta.
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-. HhorlT Howard hastings and
ICounIy Rund FhlHinoor W. .. McClus.
hoy, Jr, yrRirrdny rcl"ctcd tho Deeds
form on Middle WhorlinR crock M tho
rIio for tho county prla0n rond camp
which will bo opened nnHt week. Thcy
c1pcot to have tho cnmp equipped, by
Mondny.
--F1lro Chief Edward #. RoHc an
lnounccd yesterday that hc will cStab-
Iish trimming school for fremen
tsoon. Both the chief nnd his men Will
study the most modern and effective
methods OF fire lighting.