The Arvada enterprise., 1919-05-08
West First street. for the. purpose of

cessltating the digging down and re-
pairing it,, which was done Monday.
taking care Of the irrigation water.
The street was kept closed for few
Gays to permit the concrete to hard
en-. A cement crossing will also be
put in at the intersection Of West
First and Adelaide. and one at the
Crossing Of Adelaide at Wadsworth.
on the west side. These are improve
mcnts that are greatly needed, and
the street and alley committee are
doing wise thing by making these
improvements Of permanent char
ncter, even tho it costs little more
Mt the time.
Rev. R. Sanerson and wife arrived
home from Albuquerqe. N. NJ, Fri
day Of last week after being absent
since early last fall, when they were
cc1lcd to the bedside Of their son-in-
law, who died shortly after the ar
rival of Mr.. Sanderson, who preeeed-
ed Mrs. Sanderson. They will re-.
main in Arvada, and will take po-
session Of their own home this week.
Rev. Sanderson has been badly af-
flicted with rheumatism, which kept
him confined to the house most of
the winter. He is much improved
row, however.
Howard H. Miller was the only
candidate for secretary of the school
board Of District IL at the election
Monday and his election was unani-
NOUS, not dissenting ballot.
many friends of Fred Cant
rail- are sorry to learn of his very
serious illness. He is suffering from
pneumonia and pleurisy and at this
writing is dangerously i'll. Two ply
sicians are attending him and he is
receiving every possible attention in
the hopes of pulling him thru.
We are pleased to report that AL
Hatfield continues to improve at st.
Lukes' hospital after submitting to
double operation two weeks ago.
He is under the care of two special
nurses and had three physicians at
tending him in the serious stages.
1t is thought he will be able to sit up
by Tuesday Of next week.
Frank Schellinger was the lucky
man at Woodmen camp last Tuesday
night, drawing the 81 which was in
the pot. Another pot will be started
next week with $1.OO for the nest
egg. The attendance is good during
these drawings and quite an interest
is shown. A strawberry campaign"
Is on for new members. The Wood
man Lodge is considered one of the
best, If not the best fraternal in
surance orders in the world to-day.
It has gone thru the war and flu cpl
demic and paid al indemnities
promptly and comes forth with mil
lions upon milliond of dollars in the
surplus fund and has not made
special assessment. II you are of
good character and can pass n good
physical examination you are elig-
ible to membership in this order.
Lieut.. Schnek, the returned sold
Ter Of the seth Division gave = most
interesting talk al the M. f. Church
last Sunday evening to \ large audi
ence. He gave some facts that some
people do not know and that is, That
the seth Division took very large
pnrt in turning the Huns back ON
their drive for Paris, Lieut.. Schnck
claims that there was weak spot in
the French lines and that General
Pcrshing insisted upon putting the
s?th into it. hut that General Foch
objected. believing that they were
not equal to holding it. Pershing.
however. prevailed. telling General
Foch that he could not hold the Am
ericnn Logs behind the lines all win
ter; that they would not be content
Su w "csets VuSdkS III tTcNCu WuT-
fare. WHAT they wanted to do was
to get the Huns in the open and
"clcan them up.".Thc great wisdom
Of General Pe,shing and the wonder
full proves of the American sold
iers. has been demonstrated to the
satisfaction ef the wc,ld saa even to
the Hun.
Some of the residents northwest Of
town are complaining Of the practice
Of some Of the dairymcn who pre-
sist in hcrding their cows in the read
in front Of their places. It IL =
constant source of annoyance and
se something should be done to put .
stop to this nuisance.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will
hold special meeting on Thursday
May 18th ut 10 o'clock at the church
Basket luncheon u, noon. In the af.
tcrnoon the Missionary society will
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