The Arvada enterprise., 1919-04-24
lame, o,Brien !. still in St. Antbo.

enIlgnten, the doctors as TO the cause
of hjs3efrible suffering.
D6fh Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Gregg
5have been in very poor health the
past week. As consequence, Mrs.
Mailing and Mrs. Moberly, their
daughters, have postponed their visit
to Iowa indefinitely.
Don't forget that Mr.. w. H. Ka-
Ter is authorized agent for the Ar
vada Enterprise, also, he is agent for
the Bon Ton Cleaners and Pressers,
OF Berkeley. He will take your or
ders toe both.
>Messrs. D. w. Gosnell and An
drew Martelon, owning desirable pro-
perties at the east side Of town, just
outside the town limits, are cameo
ting them up with city water this
week. They furnish the pipe and do
the work of digging the trenches and
making all connections.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cantrall receiv-
ed word recently that their son Fred,
who is an officer in the U. s. Navy,
expected to return from Cuba, where
he has been stationed, to the states
April 25th.
Mr. Jabez Ball and daughter, MRS.
Harry Wood Of Hayden, who with
her little Daughter, Patricia, have
been visiting them for about six
weeks, made trip to their old home
at Idaho Springs, Monday. Mr.. Ball
went up to look after some property
interests there.
Mrs. F. D. Danford and little
daughter, accompanied Mrs. Luella
Matthews home at Camp Urad, near
Empire, and will visit for couple of
weeks.
Miss Lucille Cage of Wheatridge,
was an over Sunday visitor in Ar
vada being the guest Of Miss Mar
garet Robinson of West First st.
Chaufeur-First- Class Sergeant Roy
. "A. Pierce, of 32nd Areo Engineers,
arrived home Friday after about a
year and ahalf service in France. 1t
was two years ago this month that he
enlisted. He has developed so much
since he left home that his mother
hardly recognized him, in fact, she
> missed him at the station and met
him as he came out of barber shop
on 18th street. He is handsome,
j husky looking young soldier. He ar
Y rived in New York couple Of weeks
). ago, from Bordeaux, France, where
n had been in a training school for int
= past three months. His brother.
e who also enlisted, is still somewhere
t in France awaiting orders for home
r ! Otto Painter was in town las'
T Tuesday from Standley Lake, which
he has leased for fishing resort thi'
season. He invites the public t.
come and fish, and he charges thu
small fee of csc per one or two polet
and requires men and boys over II
Year, r. age to have a license.
ua- Al Hatfield of Semper. wa,
taken to Denver hospital Friday Of
last week for an examination. X
ray exposures were made after whief
he was removed to the home Of hi,
family physician in Denver and or
Moday was returned to his home neal
Semper. He will be returned to thu
hospital again the latter part Of tn,
! week. when he will probably submit
to nm operation. His many friends
J hope soon to see him well again.
n J. A. Pierce is putting new flooI
on his scales in front of his coal Of
flee.
Harvey McEntcrfer returned last
Friday from an extended trip to the
coast. beginning at Seattle md ending
in Southern California. He also Wis.
tied in Salt Lake City on his way
home and was accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Snyder. old acquain'
tanccs, who will remain with him for
while. Mr.. McEnterfer reports Il
fine trip. but is glad to get back to
Colorado.
Mr.. Jabez Ball has sold his twenty
acre farm near Stanley dam, to Mrs.
Mary A. Mitchell. and has moved Ia
Arvada. occupying Mrs. Benefits
furnished terrace. on West First st.
Mr.. Ball, who has been u resident OF
this section since 1870. having come
to Colorado from Coldwater. Mich,
expects to make his permanent home
in Southern California.
Helen and Merle Tragucr. former
ly Of Arvoda. now Of Denver. spent
:hsI>~eck end with Roberta Beckett.
The Arvada Fire Department turn.
ed out last night and put out u
blaze Of Stag which was burning in
the c. & S. right Of way back Of
Evans l. Bennett.