The Arvada enterprise., 1918-03-21

hands on. Not content with thi
> they added about 500 pounds O
! wheat and about as many oats t
their booty before leaving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Bailey wcr
: busy shoppers in Denver Frida,
Of last week.
We arc able to report Mrs
Harry Crawford as feeling muci
better in the last week or so, Sh,
being able to sit up and wall
around a good share of the time
Mrs. w. +. Coleman celebrated
her soth birthday Sunday, Marcf
Eth.
Mrs. M. Z. Reynolds, accom-
panied by Jason Cloud. motorct
to Denver and return last Sun
day sightseeing.
Sunday afternoon the 4 p, m
southbound -. K 1. electric was
a few minutes late at Bloomfield
occasioned by running into gas
motor car on the line just oppos-
lite the ]. ]. kalbercr ranch house
| The gas car was in charge al
Superintendent II. T.. Renick, nc.
companied by Roadmastcr ]. Ca.
hill, and was proceeding north,
but without train orders, which is
the usual custom. The gas car
was reduced to a pile OF wreck
age, no damage being reported IL
the electric ear. and fortunately
no one was injured. the roadmas-
ter and superintendent jumping
to save their lives.
A delightful luncheon was
served Thursday afternoon OF
last week at the home Of Mrs. S
b. Morrison, ,lr,, in honor of Mrs,
A. w. Hosmcr leaving the latttf
part 81 this week for Southern
California, where she expects to
visit until about July LIST. Those
present were Mcsdamcs Ned
GRAZING. Claude Craine, H. A
Bingham, amt Mrs. Warrants OF
Denver, and Mcsdamcs d. Palm.
or, I. 7. Hoffnaglc and Ear
Ragcr of Broomficld.
Harry Shaw, accompanied b,
MIR, al Mrs. A. Pcasc, motorc,
to Denver and return Monda,
shopping,
! 2. {. Molhoim recently erect
ed IA small garage on his place tc
accommodate his automobile. Bet
ter put a lock on 1t, Pete.
Mrs. Florence Brandt went Il
Boulder on business Monday at
tcrnoon.
| {. {. Potter, who for scvcra
months has been employed on tn,
Pomona ranch, has enlisted hi.
services on the ranch owned b,
A. II. Felgcr,
Edward Fitzpatrick. AN old res
idcnt OF Broomficld district
passed away Sunday, and his re
mains were shipped Monday t.
his old home in the east for bur
ial. He had recently sold hi.
place " {. T.. Bancroft. Nor,
particulars concerning his dealt
next week.
| Hydrophobia was the cause %
the death of two cows belonging
to MIR. ulrich this week, and an
other will not live, il is believed
The cows were bitten by Mr.. "
rich's dog which is believed Il
have eaten a chicken which ha,
been purposcly poisoned fo
muskrats last week by w. ID
\ Morrison. The dog died Of raj,
les after having bitten the cows
i A. l.. Archer lost a 1850 Per
chcron mare last Saturday after
noon from impaction.
i J.. {. Mulholm lost about thir
teen sheep thfs week by dogs get
ting into the corrals.
Mrs. {. +. Scllard Of Monarcl
No. 2 mine. left Monday for
few weeks visit at Ohio City
Colo. with relatives.
Mrs. {. a. Graves spent Sun
day and Monday in I.ongmoni
Visiting relatives.
Miss Hazel Boham spent III,
week end visiting relatives il
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nipko, MI
and Mrs. a. u. Gay. and NJ,
Converse were visitors Sunda'
at the q. =. Smith residence. MI
and Mrs. Nipko took some shad
trees home with them to set ot
on their dry farm south Of IIud
son. Colo.
Letter from Alfred Smith.
7 The folluwinv i'm suhstau.. IN .