The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-10-10

home on a furlough from Fort Mon
Zoe, the past week. He has secured
a commission as second lieutenant
IN the heavy artillery after taking a
ioUr-month course.
MIS-. a. l.. Cradle is wiling ACi
aalghrer, MRS. trad Graf at hebron
- meet her new grand son, who put
in an appearance at the Graf home
about two weeks ago. Everyone is
happy and doing nicely.
AL Begin returned Monday from
4irroya, Colo, where he has been WIS.,
iting his sister ana other relatives.
G. c. Shaw brought to this office
two of the largest sugar beets we
have seen, weighing 4 pounds each.
Mrs. Clark, formerly proprietress
of the Arvada Restaurant, was coll
er on Arvada friends last Friday.
The churches of Arvada were
visited last Sunday morning by Rev.
j. F. White, who about six weeks ago
was designated as a "four-minute"
speaker. He spoke on behalf of the
Fourth Liberty Loan, and by his en-
thusiasm no doubt prepared the way
for big drive in this locality.
The Upper Ralston citizens are
made sad by the news of the death
Of the brother of Miss Mary rintle,
their school teacher. On leaving for
her home Friday evening, Miss Tin
tie stated that they had word of her
brothers illness from the dread dis
ease, Spanish influenza in Camp
Dix, and her father had gone to be
near him. Monday morning she tel
phoned that her brother was dead.
Walter P. Smith last week, sold
the one acre tract at Griffith Station
belonging to Attorney John H.
Schultz, to NJ. f. Peters of the Den
yer Rock Drill company, who will
take possession as soon as it can be
vacated by Will Schultz and family.
E. L. Newcomb and daughter,
Mrs. John Bennett, motored to Long
mont to-day.
Frank West who has farm near
Broomfield, threshed last week and
got 5,24O bushels of wheat off of
100 acres, thirty acres of which was
dry land, and off Of nine acres Of
oats he got sol bushels, or sc bu
per acre. 1t is needless to say he is
| very we'll pleased with the results of
his seasons work.
Mrs. F. T. Newton received a card
this week announcing the safe ar
rival over seas of her son Harry,
making two of her boys over there
now. Walter, who is lieutenant, is
still at Camp Upton with the Depot
Brigade. Mrs. Newton is, justly
proud mother having given three
sons to her country's cause, and is a
wonder in her self-reliance and fort
itude. Not grumble ever passes
her lips, and the splendid record her
boys are making in the service are
the most comforting things that can
come to her to cheer her on. in her
brave battle.
Tony Muench witnessed an acct
dent to the Liberty Loan Air Plane
this afternoon ut 1 o'clock, in which
one Of the occupants, he did not
learn which, was injured and still
unconscious when he left. He u.s.
sisted in lifting the machine from
off the man who was injured. The
other one jumped and saved himself.
The plane caught in tree as they
were attempting to ascend and up
set it.
A German steel helmet and buckle
has been an attraction in the window
of the Arvada Garage this week. 1t
is said to have history of local in
tercst, but the censor would not let
the story pass the mail. The Coch-
ran brothers who are fighting on the
Western front, formerly Of Griffith
sent the helmet to Arvnda friends
and are responsible for the story,
which we all hope we may some day
have the pleasure of hearing from
their own lips. As it is usually n
custom, we believe. to allow the sold
iers to keep as trophies such things
as they capture, we will presume ut
least that the boys, one Of them. at
least had hand in capturing the
wcarcr Of the hat. At any rate it is
pretty certain that there was oncc
live German under the hat, which
shows hard usage. and it is reason
ably certain that he is now where he
will never do any more damage to
the homes Of Belgium or harm those
| ,pnoccnt women md children rs he