The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-07-18
Groceries
Phones Arv. 176 w or Arv. rs

.Our neighbor, The Sun, IL having
"a streak Of hard luck in getting its
newly enstalled press in operation.
The edition last week was issued
from the The Enterprise press, be-
cause the electrician in installing a
two horsepower motor, turned on
too much Juice" and stripped the
gear Of the press. To add to Bro.
Danford's troubles = typesetting ma
chine which he ordered for the Col
den Globe has been lost in ship
ment from Davenport, L., bsing a
month over due.
Wls Mabel Lesher has received
flattsring offer Of posi-
ton an supervisor Of clerks IN the
office of her brother, Carlos E.
Lesher In Warrington, d. C. Mr..
Lesher holds very responsible po-
sition in the government Geological
Survey Department. His department
sends out . weekly report on the
coal production Of the nation and
every six months publishes book
giving statistical facts and figures.
He has . force Of l50 clerks direct
" under him and his sister will have
general supervision Of this force,
~ We understand It. Miss Lesher
has written for more definite in
formation and expects to leave for
Washington 40 soon ~ she receives
full instructions.
Mrs. C. H. Morian, accompanied
by her mother and sister and niece
who are visiting her. motored thr,
Arvsda Wednesday and called on q
few old friends.
The Enterprise srronseusly n.
ported Mrs. Cummings home from q
visit with her son in San Antonio,
Texas. = week In advance, ~ she just
arrived home this morning, accomp.
anied by her son Lieut.. Barnard who
Is being Transferred to his old sta.
ton at Mineola, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Pierce received
tive letters from their son Roy who
was one Of the first from Arvada to
SEQ France. stating that he had just
graduated from hospital. after ar
operation, the nature Of which he did
not state. He said he was now abou.
WSll and expects soon to be able fol-
duty.
William E1iis. who enlisted onl.
three months ago 10 now on the wa,
over the seas, according to word re
esived recently by his parents.
Rev. 4. W. Rice and little daugh. j
Lcona. Of Ray arrived Tuesday and
are visiting Arvada friends this weel
and Mr.. Rice will fiji ths pulpit il
the N. +. Church next Sunday.
40 understand that Nick West !.
Che loser Of n fine crop Of wheat BY
Wednesdays hajl storm.
Mrs. John Roe wss brought home
from q Denver hospital Wednesda,
after q successful operation fog ap
pendieitis..
VIM. Boasdman and family arc
preparing to move n Idaho Springs
where Mr.. Boardman hsfss to have
better health and where ne will be
nearer hiS mine. where he u employ.
ed all the time now.
A. W. Horn moved back into his
bungalow on West First street Wed.
ncsday and 10 again working for G
s. Scott.
J. c. Munal played with the orch.
SbttW w tUo WuCON ONiVy UuTUe tVT
the Red Cross dance Saturday night
and reports u wonderful crowd in Mt
tendance.
The grocery stores will all close ut |
noon today on account Of attending |
the Grocers' picnic At Glitch Garden.
Mrs. A. H. Barth informs " that
the National Woman's Service
League writes her that Il Is the do
sire Of the League TO establish vol
untcer auto service to facilitate the
Red Cross work by hauling packages.
etc. Anyone wishing to volunteer
can consult Mrs.. Rarth.
Telephone exchange Ia
enstallinv = new switchboard, which
Mr.. Garlick informs u. will be q big
saying Of time for the operators and
Will isuSprs better service.
". X. Mccormick has sold his
property on .Ceilsxs avenue, south
Of Arvada, which he recently pur-
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