The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-11-13
Local and Personal. | happenings

The dance given at Fremont was
grand success last Saturday night,
and it will be followed with Hard
Times" dance to be given by the
Fremont Grange Saturday night,
November 22nd, to which you are in
vited. Good music and good time.
Admission 75 cents. Refreshments,
as usual.
The School Board is now anxious
receive bids from reliable citizens ia
transport children to and from the
schools. The question arises. E.w
will this be done. Few men are in
the position to bid on this job be-
cause of tine equipment required. 1t
may be necessary for the Board in
provide the conveyance, but they are
not disposed to do this if it can be
avoided.
Noman Miller had the misfortune
to lose his soldier overcoat Saturday
night while getting shaved in Peter
soa's barbershop and pool hall. He
was about the last one in the chair.
and when he went to go home he took
what he supposed to be his coat from
peg and threw it into an automo-
bile and did not have occasion to use
it till Monday, when he discovered it
was about two sizes too small. He
took the coat back to Peterson's and
on Wednesday Rudolph Morgan, who
had taken the coat by mistake, dis
covered it when he went to put it
on, and returned it to Peterson's al
SO thinking he had been duped.
The loss of the coat was q keen
Norman on Armistice Day, but now
both Of the soldier boys are happy.
The editor has had a telephone in
stalled in his residence, and eau now
be had day or night-if you don't
make it too late and even late will
do-if there's money in it. The
number of the residence phone is
is Arvada 168-W. Personal TENS
can be taken at this number most
any time, and will be very scceptG-
able. It being two-party line, sub
scribers sending money in this man.
ner do so at their own risk, however.
Stop falling hair and dandruff.
Mrs. LIE. Wolther, cor. p. 3rd and
Ralston Avenue.
"Aa Anchor for the Soul" Sua-
day morning, a.d "a. Adveeats for
the Suppliant." Sunday evening .,
the Prssbytsriaa Church.
J. H. Ruddick, who has been re-
siding on the J. B. Plato farm near
semper. left Monday for Blythesville
Arkansas, where he will reside in the
future.
Cards are out announcing the ap-
preaching marriage Of Bryan Staley
to Miss Kathryne Williams, daugh-
ter Of DR.. Sherman Williams Of Den
yer, November 26th.
Arthur Kaler came down from
Sterling Saturday night, where he is
employed by the Union Pacific rail-
road company. and spent the time un-
til Wednesday morning. visiting with
home folks.
"Jadda," favorite cat with
record as mouse-catcher, on the Ju-
chem ranch, is dead and there is
mourning In the household-but
"Jadda" may have merely passed on
to enjoy another Of his happy e.
tates, 10 cheer up.
Albert Recht was much surprised
to have = telephone message Tues
day, inviting him to dine at the Shir-
ley with DR.. Bouchclle and wife. Of
Nicauraugua, with whom he became
acquainted while there two years or
more ago.
D. F. Cahill is suffering from
sprained ankle having slipped on the
icy pavement In Denver Wednesday
evening. while getting out Of his car.
He manages TO stay in the store ARD
Mrs. Mcneil Is assisting In the store.
Joe Mitchell returned to Erie
Sunday night. where he is employed
! on the beet dumps.
William NJ. Bennett Of Leyden has
submitted 70 an operation for ap'
| pendicitis In st. Lukes hospital, ana
Is rallying nicely.
Brivndier Gen. Frank Wait Of the
Salvation Army. who lives west OF
| Arvada. has been ordered to Homo
lulu, and will leave soon with his
family for that place.
cL.noUn,no Hair Dressing. rAdi-