The Arvada enterprise., 1918-02-07
Broomfield Buds.

year ola son OF +. ZamOOnl, was
reported on the sick list with
dyptheria.
Gus Mayor was reported o.. the
sick list the fore part of last week
with the la grippe.
AT regular meeting of the
Crescent Grange drill team Tues
day evening of last week, the fol.
living oft.c. rs were elected fer
the ensuing year: Clarence
Graves, captain: W. II. ketner,
1st lieutenant; Dorothy Clay, sec
rotary and treasurer ID. B. Por-
ter, pianist and ianitor. The team
has accepted an invitation to at
tend and assist in the initiation
lof candidates at Pleasant Valley
Grange. Tuesday evening, Febr..-
airy 26th. All memb<ts of the
team please notice.
Julius Mayor. the youngest son
of I. Mayor. was reported on the
sick list the fore part of last week.
The cold weather we have
been having has enabled a good
many farmers to fill their ice
houses. Now is the time, a bird
in the hand is worth two in the
bush.
As direct result of no road
work being done on the county
line" road between the ]. ]. Jones
ranch to point about 4 miles
south, this road is fast becoming
worse. This road is under the
supervision of the Adams county
commissioners, who for. some
reason have failed to give the
road proper attention.
Jacob Heinz. of Golden. recent
ly purchased the Paul Goodhue
store and property from the own,
cr, P. Goldstein. 1t is rumorcd
that Frank Heinz Of Detroit, in
tends to operate a garage on this
property. which is near Evcrs-
man. -
For the trouble and pains Post.
master E. ]. Jones took about
three weeks ago in caring for a
h3udsaQ Super Six auto hesenging
to Mr.. Downs, of Gano-Downs
Clothing Co. of Denver. which
had been stolen in Denver, he re-
ccived the handsome reward of a
necktie, which was sent to him
by parcel post.
Regular grange meeting Friday
evening of this week, February 8.
An Grangers invited; visiting
Grangers especially welcome.
Wanted-A man to act as sub
stitute mail carrier on r. F. D..
No. l, bloomfield. Colo. Apply
D. B. Porter, Broomficld.
Postmaster L. ]. Jones was a
business visitor in Denver Friday
Of last week. and was in Brighton
on business one day the middle
of last week
Born-Wcdncsday morning of
last week, JAM 3Oth. to Mr.. and
Mrs. S. i. Hcnslcy. an eight
pound baby girl. Mother and baby
doing fine.
Broomficld school was closed
the major portion of last week on
account Of an epidemic of dyp-
liberia.
The following scholars Of Dry
Greek school were neither absent
nor tardy during the month of
January: Albert Smith. Herbert
Smith, Alvcn Sorcnscn. Wcrwin
West. Jime Crawford. Francis
Miller. Rose Clare Mckinney,
Helen Smith. Lucy Smith and
Winnie Smith.
Frank Smith recently added his
name to the already long list Of
Ford owners.
Mrs. r. B. Ruddick repaired to
St. Lukc'S hospital in Denver OF,
Thursday Of last week. where AZ
operation was performed on her
left eye in removing a cataract.
She will remain in tho hospital a
few days.
d. B. Porter, accompanied by
p. l.. Graves. attended Odd Eel
low lodge in Arvada Saturday ev-
cning.
Mrs. A. l.. Archer and baby
were visiting relatives in Long
mont few days tho fore part Of
the week.
Henry Mayor received a badly
laccratcd hand Friday OF last
week, as il was caught in the cl-
cvator cups while working at the
elevator.
William Brown recently pur-
chased the brown house and prop
lerty in Broomficld from Harry
Crawford. The property is occu