The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-12-12


Mr. Willard Wagner, Arvada. The
evening was spent in the jolly way
that these young people enjoy on an
occaGisn o. this kind.
THE funeral Of little Edward
'9endt was post.,onct from Fri'E.y
until Monday at II o'clock 80 that
his mother might be able to attend.
The remains were laid at rest in the
family lot at Crown Hill. Rather a
singular coincident lies in the fact
that he was buried on the 18th an
niversary OF the burial Of his father.
Misses Nell and Pearl Nicholson
spending an enforced vacation at
home on account of their schools at
Las Animus being closed.
Rev. Charles Benight visited one
night last week with the ]. r. Watson
amily. being in Denver attending the
Baptist State Board meeting.
Old timers are grieved to learn Of
the death of Judge Crooks an old
resident of Broomfield, which occur
red Monday evening.
Word comes from Upper Ralstsn
that Howard Miller, Jr, was one of
fifteen out of 5000 boys who took
the examinations for the examining
board of the U. S. Army at Camp
Fremont, Calf, young Miller pass
with 100 points, being 26 more than
he needed. 1t is the duty of the ex-
amining board to examine the men,
tai status Of the boys prior to being
mustered out. His work will require
probably about three months. He
may then be relieved and come home.
Howard is much elated over his sue
cess and his family are receiving the
congratulations of hosts of friends.
Miss Olive Watson was hostess to
Mrs. j. H. Nicholson and daughters
Nell and Pearl, and Mesdames Nor
ley and Longworth Of Denver, at q
monday dinner, Tuesday.
Mr.. Scheppe of West End street, ia
dangerously i'll with pneumonia, a
result of the flu.
The J. r. Jones family have about
fully recovered form the flu, which
was quite severe with one of the
daughters, especially.
J. Wilson moved Wednesday from
the Parfet house on West End street
into the Comstock house just vacated
by Mrs. Nemetz.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Chambers of
Denver entertained the J. H. Nichol-
son family at six o'clock dinner last
Tuesday evening. III
Mr~ VIM. Benson Ank MrsA R$R.
Rcdda are doing heroic work among
the flu patients. and deserve much
praise for their brave work.
George higgins is able to be out
again, after \ severe attack of the
flu.
Mrs. Paul Mansfield succumbed to
influenza early Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Mansfield was i'll and in bed
when the stork brought baby girl
to their house, and 1t was impossible
for Mrs. Mansfield to get proper at
tsntion at the proper time. Attic
present moment It is reported that
grave fears are entertained for Mr..
Mansfield. who has developed pneu-
monia. Besides her husband, Mrs.
Mansfield leaves five small children,
the baby girl only five or six days
old. The Mansfislds came to Arvada
not great while ago from the east
and he was employed at the tire fact
DRY.
Word received from Joe P. Gilt
ner by Mrs. Giltner. reports him hav-
ing good time visiting with home
folks in "Ole Kentucky" e-f
Earl Ncwcomb and wife are down
with the flu ut the home Of his par-
ents. where they will be cared for
until they recover.
| Mrs. -. II. Barth Is on the sick
list this week. 1t has not been de-
determined whether she has the influ.
enza or not. She Is some better to-
day>~ 81
ll1bert kecht, who Is attending the
Denver University, is in the hospital
al us result Of vaccination. He Is
recovering nicely.
Mrs. George Parker Is confined to
her bed with cold.
Earl Walkers mother received n
letter from him lust week which
stated that he had been In action and
gasscd and was then In the hospital.
but wus not seriously wounded. lie
said the gus shell burstcd in front Of
his feet. Earl will no doubt have
something to tell when he gets home
as he has evidently been In the thick
ttrn ~ ~ th~ nou on.ss~s 1stA 4 L.. - =.