The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-07-18
Local Lore
oRANDvIEW AVENUE

Nm. VIM. Albin has been con-
fined TO her bed width sickness the
past week.
J. T. Kennedy has purchased q
new Ford truck for his grocery de-
livery business.
Mrs. John Bennett expects soon
70 80 70 Dsming, N. Mex. to be near
hoe husband. who u in the commits
ar1 apartmsnt At Camp Cody.
Z66rsuee o. Rourke writes his
<Asehes from Nogalss, N. NJ, that,
h has BEEN promoted = signal man
% one Of the gun crews and u study
Ing two hours each day fitting him
ee1f for the position. Leland, his
brother, II still In the Panama canal
zone.
J. p. Ciltner was 70 busy with his
cherry crop that hs was unable to
attend the Democratic Assembly Sat
urday. Nm. 0iltner going In his
Theodore N. Simms and family
e1ds hs parents returned Saturday
zfom IN extended aut pleasure and
business trip.
". R. Kaler. agent for Racine Hos
asry, wishes 70 announce tbat prices
vil advance August 1t, asi he
deoaree to give bis custemsrs ths
pssviossly. Can Phone Arvada I.
II. J. Juchem, Z. L. Newcomb, A.
L. Barth and C. N. DaafoId motor
Cd 70 Colorado Springs Tuesday and
helped "save their country" BY Of
tending ths g. A. R. convention.
George Henry, brother Of Bernie
Hnry Of Leyden and cousin Of W.
night In . Denver hospital after hav-
ing suffered . paralytic stroke. be-
ueved to have been brought on ~
working In the chemical department
Of the Denver Paper Mills.
Harry N. Plattner and Lous W.
Martensen have accepted positions
with the Cole 4 Company on South
Broadway. Denver.
Nh. Walter Spellman Of Los An
geles. Cali. will arrive this week to
Witt his sister. Mrs. o. W. Murphy.
Misses Clarinda Simms, Beatrice
Garfisn, Haxsl Graves. Kathryne
Cole. Helen Townsiey and Sarah
Rodda. chaperoned BY Mrs. w. Ben
son and Mrs. f. l. Newcomb. went
70 Denver Wednesday 70 sell flow
en- for Craig Colony. They were
taken to Denver In automobiles BY
r. o. Graves and Mrs. Hurst.
Hhs infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Nm. Earl Newcomb has suffered 4
relapse after having improved from
serious illness = couple of weeks
ago. and u quite seriously III at this
writing.
Mr.. and Nm. Main Of West First
street. Sunday received card. an
nouncing the arrival Of their son.
Roy ]. Main. over seas. Thsy had not |
heard from him for two weeks or
more.
Mrs. W. T. Da,xie. who was del
eRate to tho County Convention.
Saturday wa: detained by her little
four year-old daughter getting her
arm: severely burned Friday. by fall
ing into q pan Of hot ashes. /
The two-ycar-oad son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Meyer, living north Of
town. died about ten o'clock last
Thursday night from Spinal Meni- |
gifts after . seige Of Cholera Inftn- |
tum.
The funeral took place Saturday. |
W. II. Robinson assumed the man.
asement 81 the A. I. Davis Garage |
Saturday. Mr.. Robinson IL most
oblistnv and competent gentleman
and no doubt will make many friends |
for this enterprise which recently
changed hands.
The farmers u the state are now
ed1line the boys to help them. Up TO
July 10 the stRts headquarters Of the4
q. 3. Dow'a Working Reserve fSf1
Colorado had sent 100 Dsnver .bo$s 4
70 places On farms. There vns ana
average Of twelve Denver bov. a
day eoins to tire fields. The first
boz workers. camp at Fort Lupton
wos opSneA with thirty boys. Il will
y lai0sly insgsassd.