The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-01
Darden Pomona
Grange Picnics

everyone seemed to be having a good
time.
The first thing in order was ball
game between a picked team calling
itself Clear Creek Valley, composed
mostly Of men from that locality
and also one of the same kind known
as Maple Grove.
County Agent Floyd C. Tripp act
ed as umpire, and fortunately there
were no serious dissatisfaction over
did not seem to please the side which
lost by the decision.
Mabae Grove team was made up
~ follows:
Catcher-Georpte Stewart.
Pitcher-Earl Petticrew.
LIST BE. N. Freeman.
Cd b.-Mr. Wright.
8 S.-Roe Everett.
I'D b.-W. Binkley.
u. F-Claude West.
y c. F.-Matthew Faakensen.
r. F.-W. West.
: Clear Creek Valley had the follow
) csteSsr-w. % Collins.
= 1st b.-Joe Bacher.
, s. S.-Chas. Nichols.
} I'd B.-Guy Juchem.
Pitcher.-Joe Goring.
L. F.-Jacob Klein.
3b- John Roberts
C. F.-Ernest APPEL.
T.. FL. Mosier.
The players were pretty evenly
matched resulting in score Of 8 to
In favor Of Maple Grove.
After the bSN geMe nll went 60
the park. where Aey found large
crowd. crowd which h,d Gethsrsd in the
The games and races took up the
balance of the afternoon, at the con-
clu1ion Of which the crowd began to
segrgate into little groups for their
'uicnic dinners.
The fat mems race was won by viii
bur Smith. only three contestants en-
terinR. Claude West and Mr.. Gueb-
ellie. The prize was an Ingersoll for
first and pocket knife for second.
The 100-yd dash was won by E. N.
Fremont. getting a safety razor. y.
pv'~an. second, getting q watch
chn;n.
The boys race WIS won by Shields
and Leland Roatright. receiving q
lssifn. and netktis. respectively.
Mrs. A. w. Hoorer carried off an
alarm clock as first prize ir IL"
got a pair Of hose for second.
The girls race WIS won by Misses
Nettie and Emily Hriggs. a brush
ard fountain pen being the pri>es.
In The hoys' and rirls' rsr.. Isa-
hell. Risden won let and Cerv"s
Nichols second. "etting a dollar to
divide hetween them.
Inthe vcune ladies' rsce a nnu-
her ~ accidents occurred. ~ also IN
the vourr mems race. so that our re-
porter failed 70 get the names ~ the
winners or the pri,e.. The Misses
Elsie and Lena Auel fell topethcr ir
the hard. Granite road snstsirin"
verv painful injuries. Miss Elsie had
to he tnkep to u phvsicisn's office.
while Miss Lena was not 80 badly
hurt.
P.rh,~s the rni'-drivine contest
created the most interest. ~ large
rursher If ladies entered and un-
dertook to show their husbands md
sweetheart. how the thing Is done.
The results were as follows:
Mrs. Robinson WAX he first to get
a whack At the nail. or two nails. t.
be exact. It required Just ten Sec
onds for her to drive two ten penny
nailk IN the end Of . stump.
Mrs. Trexise. ~ seconds.
Mrs. A. W. Hoorer, l2.
: s Mrs. Henry Churches 10.
Z Mrs. q. K. Holly. II.
\ Mrs. McKelvy. II.
Mrs. II. 8. Psarce. IL.
y Lena Everett, II.
Mrs. e. o. Wright, II.
Mrs. Risden, 10
= Miss Gertrude Bell. ..
Mrr. f. W. Freeman, 3.
' Mrs. Shelby Rhea. 0.
Nrs. Freeman was declared the
winner and Mias Bell and Mrs. Rhsa
tied for second place. =.
After the program Of amusements
Q Prof. Richmond gave = humorous
reading. which was much enjoyed.
In the evening those who felt 70
inclined went to the Armory and