The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-05-30


by his never firing and ever consci-
entious endeavor.
Not only has he been faithful to his
barge us superintendent of schools,
ut scarcely social or literary func-
ton is entirely complete without his
and Mrs. E. Porter Smith.
lnasmuch as the bulk Of the money
raised in the Red Cross War fund
drive has been turned over to Mr..
Wood Of Golden, and Morley White,
the local chairman Of the Arvada
branch, has not been advised, we are
unable to give an accurate report as
to the full amount Of money and sub
scriptions which have been taken by
the solicitors, but we understand that
the amuont il In the neighborhood Of
$1,000. This Ii merely hearsay. Mr..
White, however, has received less
than 800. owing to misunderstand-
ing "A to whore the money was to be
deposited. Mr.. White was the auth
crized chairman Of the Denver chap
ter. but some Of the appointments OF
Chairman Wood Of Golden declined
to turn the money in thru the First
State Bank, which handled the money
and pledges in the last big drive,
and still has many Of the unpaid
pledges. which now are to be credited
~ they are paid on the present drive.
1.-The Arvada Community Club will
I old it, regular uAestahG on next Mon
ay evening. June 3rd. There will be
alters of Importance coming up. ant
good attendance Is desired. Don,
lake any other date. but come, II .
.ember- and II not-come any way
Your presence and your counsel Ia de
sired. Among other things Of In
terest will be . report by the com
mittee on the proposed sewer system
Mrs. G. A. Anderson il slowly i'm
proving in health after q seige OF
pneumonia. She was taken shortl,
after her sons recent death. Two
neighbors. Mrs. l.. T. Rogers, and Mr.
Fraixe. are also afflicted In like man
ner and the way in which It IL goinr
thru families and neighborhood,
lends weight to the suggestion thai
possibly germ Is being spread b,
some German spy, or some other un
scrupulous pcrson.
At this writing p. s. Sparks, who
Ia one OF this community much re-
spected citizens. IL lying very low. II
10 great feared that he will never re-
cover. His sons who live In Denver
nave been In attendance ut his bed
| side khH m n ann~k
Mi~ Gladys Snndcrson, who il nov
Ia patient In Park Avenue Hospital, |,
reported to be improving rapidly, W.
are plcased to ray.
Don't forget to read the first chap
ter Of the new serial story on another
page Of this paper. Just an well gel
your moneys worth, and II you fail
to read this story you will wish you
had. II you are fond Of fiction.
viii anyone who knows they have
= set Of knitting needles belonging "a
Mrs. J. b. Ma ling please return them
at their convenience. Besides there
are three pairs Of steel, sock needle.
the property Of the Red Cross. Kind
~ return them to the Red Cross work
rooms.
II. 8. Burton In ar0und again after
several days confinement TO his home
on account Of sickness.
Don't forget the dance 70 be given
at the Fremont Grange hall on Satur-
day evening June 9Th. These social
affairs are very enjoyable for those
who like this sort Of Amusement, and
you are always assured Of good time
nt Fremont Grange hall.
Mr.. md Mrs. Arthur Lockwood OF
laRler. with their four bright little
hildrcn. visited Mrx. Holmes. and her
arnily. old time friends. Sunday Mt
rnoon. Mr.. Lockwood Ia a banker Of
laglrr. and they drove down In their
A..
NThc ladies Of this community have
cen doing splendid work by having
ftsrnoon knitting parties. They are
o numerous that Il Ia impossible 70
I've each special mention.