The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-13
RESOLUTION
In MsmoviaM

Whereas, it has pleased the Great
Master Of the Universe to take from
our midst, by death, Brother Albert
Wolff: and,
Whereas, Brother Wolff had con-
tinued a member of Clear Greek VAL
lev Grange No. longer than any
ether member and had been Master
of said Grange for fifteen years and
was during all the years of his mem
bershp. loyal and true: and,
Whereas. Brother Wolff had un-
doubtedly sought out and proposed
for membership more persons than
any other patron and could always
Re depended upon for active and pr-
duous work. nevey falteriny or fail
ing because OF the time taken or Nc
sacrifice to be made.
Nov. therefore. he It, and IL r.
hqSebv resolved nv Clecr Creek Vel.
lev, Grange. Nos I. In solemn assem-
blv, that we express eur deep feelinr
Of our profound loss mt his removal
and fully realize how hard it is to
fill his place and how very much we
shall miss his wise counsel and the
results of his untiring effortsS
That we hereby EXPRESS our deem
.vmnathy with our Sister, Mary E.
Wolff, and all the members Of the
family, over their loss and that we
We mourn with them In their bereave-
ment and pray the All-wise Father
that sustaining grace mny be granted
Be it further Resolved, that n copy
Of these Resolutions be mailed to
Mrs. Wolff. copy forwarded 10 the
papers Of Arvada for publication, and
that they be spread upon the minutes
Of this Grange; Further, that the
Charter Of Clear Creek Valley
Grange No. A, shall be druped for 20
days
Presented by J. r. White, Antoine
Jacob, Il. r. Juchsm. Committee.
Adopted by the unanimous vote of
Clear Greek Valley Grange, No. 4,
June 7th. tpla.
In spite Of the heroic efforts of
two Of his companions to save him.
Howard Longfcllow, 10, was drowned
while swimming In Apapahoc loke.
four miies west Of Arvada Sunday
morning. Lonrfellow WINS scrn to
Zip into the water from raft in the
renter Of the lake. Evidctly he was
taken with cramps. losirg hold ef the
font and going under,
Theodore Rhsa, aoting that Long.
fellow did not come to the surface
in the usual time, took alarm and
SWIM to his assistance. Diving after
his companion he was able TO get
hold Of him and was in position TO
save him. when Longfellow, with
that instinct of ~ drowning man,
threw his arms and legs around his
resc,icr and came near taking Rhca
TO the bottom with him,
George Scruggs, n third b.thcr,
hurried out to help, hut the two were
unable TO save lOngfeiiow and came
rear losing their own ,lyss In the ut
tempt,
After Rhea had broken free the
two men diycd repeatedly to locate
Longfcllow. who had again sunk To
the bottom. but without avail. The
D1nvsr police amhpl.nce was called
and the body was recovered after
about three and xhnif hours effort.
The boys father lives mt 2631 W.
18th Avenue.
Mrs. n. r. Corbin and her two sons
Henry md 'Torreacs and daughter
Catherine, came W. from Eiraso,
Texas, "A couple Of weeks r,.o. They
attended the birthday celebration ~
Mrs. cnrhln'a father, Mr. Terrence
White h week ago Saturday and the
boys mr." now on their fathers ranch
NJ Foxton. looking after things and
Mrs. Corbin and daughter win so up
This week. Me- Corbin In reported to
be- we'll tho quito busy with hin Office
nffnirs on The United States Bound.
aiy Commission.
Ben Morgan. the blncksmith. go.
one Of his fingers badly cut by n
broken window which he WINS trying
10 close. his hand slipped thru the
hole In the glnss and cut n deep cash
in his index finger.
Ernest Carne now drives n new
Overland car.