The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-16
Local Lore
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Word comes from Seattle that a
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
John Lercher are wearing smiles
first grandson and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lersher are wearing smiles
that won't come off.
Mems Whipeord and Corduroy
Trousers, Sass and $3.50.
THE ECONOMY STORE.
A. Janney of Marshalltown, Iowa
is visiting in Arvada with his cousin,
II. H. Gregg and Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Mailing. He is accompanied by Miss
Tillie Olsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Houser return
ed Saturday from an auto trip to
Gypsum, on the Western slope, where
they used to live. They report very
bad roads via Tennessee Pass and
Battle mountain, part the time in 8
inches Of snow. They were feast
ed on venison and trout, however, af-
ter getting there, which compensat
ed somewhat for the hardship Of the
trip. Potatoes are fine over the
slope, and diggers, are getting $500
for 8 hours work and find themselves
or $500 and board.
As I have sold my farm near Lit
tleton, I will have a public auction
sale IN Oct 3(1th
H. C. Trail.
H. C. Trail of Litleton, was in
town to-day. Having sold his place
at good profit he will take his fam
lily to Californiathis winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry s. Nelson are
the proud parents Of seven and
half pound girl born at Mercy Hos
pital, Oct. II. Both mother and
baby>are doing fine.
~. Moon took 1850 pounds of clear
sweet clover seed from a measured
acre Of land, which brought him $13S
at 12h cents per pound. 1t re-
quired no blowing, no time, as the
sweet clover had merely choked out
the wheat he had sown. It would
seem that clover is worthy of notice.
Leonard NJ. Robinson of North
Platte, Neb., has been a guest of
Roy Pierce this week. He and Roy
~ere "buddies" in the Aviation corps
in France.
William Klumker has moved Ms
family here from Yamra, and is liv-
ing in the old Bruce property on w.
Bird street, which was left by Mrs.
Bruce to her daughter, now Mrs.
Klumker.
Mr.. Howard Evans has donated a
tree Of apples to the Craig Colony
and now who will donate their worl,
picking the same? Call Mrs. L. l..
Fostac Arv. "a.
G. s. Scott has leased his building
to the Mt. States Telephone Company
for a period Of ten years. The COM
pany will have complete possession of
the premises to make such changes
as may be necessary and will make
all repairs. Mr. Scott has leased
three store rooms in the Allen block
and will move his hardware business
into them as soon as completed.
= Mrs. Lawrence Houck. whose hus-
bands death was reported last week
was brought down from Idaho
Springs to the home of DR.. Russell.
where she is quite badly crippled up
with rheumatism. However, she ex-
poets to start for her home in Iowa
Friday. accompanied by cousin and
her two children. The children have
been staying with Mrs. Sidell.
The drive for the Jewish Relief IS
on this week in full force with l.. I.
Greenspoon AZ chairman. and rume.-
Gus ladies assisting. including Mrs.
Chas. McFadden, and Mrs. f. l.. New
{ comb. The business men have re-
sponded quite literally and num-
Der Of the private citizens, but the
fund is still far beneath the quota.
The time has been extended till Mon
day so you still have chance to chip
in. See Mr.. Grecnspoon.