The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-08

| Was Sct on ire laSl nuTSQay eN-
ening from some unknown cause.
| 1t was in the center Of a large
field not far from the Arvada
cemetery and about a quarter of
a mile from the {. & S. railroad
tracks. 1t seems hardly probable
that the fire could have occurred
from accident. 1t occurred about
Z 80 in the evening.
Mrs. AL. Belgin returned Friday
evening from Atwood, where she
visited her mother for a couple of
weeks. While away her husband
had all kinds of trouble. One of
the COWS lammcd him up against
the side of the barn and almost
squeezed him to death, and injured
one of his shoulders so he could
hardly milk the next day, and he
ran against the sharp end of an
iron bar while doing his evening
chores and cut quite a cash in the
side of his face, barely missing his
left eye. He is all right now,
however.
Bryan Stalcy. who has been in
New York with the Aviation
Corps, visited his parents little
while Sunday while on his way
to Berkeley, Calf, where he will
go into training. Bryan has made
a brilliant record in his examin-
ations, being in the A class, and
he will no doubt soon be in
France, as they are pushing this
class right through. Mrs, Staicy
expects soon to go to California,
to be with him as much as pos
sible during his stay there. Bryan
is working for a commission and
no doubt will land one soon, a
he was quick to gain recognition
when in the state national guard,
first being made a sergeant and
then getting second licntcnant
commission. Arvada can well be
proud of her boys who arc making
their presence felt in Uncle Sans
service.
A loss Of milk amounting to
1000 a day has been stopped at
the co-operatuvc condcnsary at
Loveland through the joint cf-
forts of DR.. Charles a. Lory, the
chairman Of the committee On
food production and conservation
of the Colorado Council OF De
fcnse, the state dairy commissioner
and other officials. After three
daily runs" of milk at the con
dcnsery had curdlcd, bactcriolo-
gist discovered Il yeast in the milk
which was the cause of all the
trovblc. Immediate action was
then taken to prevent a rcpititon
of the loss. Governor Guntcr cX-
pressed keen qualification at the
prompt and successful solution OF
the problem and the saving cf-
fccted for the state, when report
upon it was made by Dr. Lory TO
the executive and the defense
council.
The Craig Colony ladies are
greatly elated with the success
of their Halloween party which
ne,ted about $50.
The Red Gross is doing good
work and the interest and atten.
dance is continually growing. 1t
has been decided to give one
meeting each month over to a Is
cent tea in order to raise a little
money with which to buy mate
rials.
These Red Cross Tea Days will
be on "wheatless" Wednesday
and it is hoped that all may learn
and get new ideas about differ.
ent kinds of "wheatless" foods,
Any money raised in this man.
ner may be spent for things that
will be made and sent 10 our own
Arvada boys. You are surely
anxious to help in this small way
to supply the warm things that
our 'own boys" need Try and
feel that they are your boys.
The first Red Cross Tea Day
will be held at the home of Mrs.
J. B. Mailing, next Wednesday.
Nov. l4th. This will be called
Clara Barton Day
Card of Thanks.