The Arvada enterprise., 1919-04-17

1.-THE Kingdom Of Hearts Con-
KENT to be given by the Seniors Of
the Wheatridge High school, class 10
at Wheatridge Grange Hall Thurs
day and Friday evenings, April Gath
and 25th at 8 o'clock. Admission 26
cents. The Wheatridge Senior Class
promise = rare entertainment and no
doubt 1t will be well attended.
Mr.. Coors Of Golden, who is act
i've in the Red Cross and the Liberty
Loan drives, is anxious that as many
as possibly can attend the free mo
vie show at the Gem theatre in Gold
On Friday night Of this week. by the
Victory LibertyLoan Committee. 1t
is being given free in every town in
which there is amoving picture the
ire, and is well worth seeing.
Earle Walker presented his mother
with a souvenir from the war which
she prizes very highly. 1t is but
ton which Earle took with his own
hands from the uniform of one OF
the Crown Princes soldiers.
Chas. Young Of Colorado Springs,
and Mrs. Kline Of Denver, were
erests Of the w. H. Kaler family
Sunday.
Easter services will be held at ST.
Matthews Episcopal church as fol-
lows: Prayer and address on Sum
day at I p. m. Holy Communion on
Monday morning at ten o'clock.
Mrs. j. B. Mailing and sister, Mrs.
W. w. Moberly, and son William will
leave early in the week for Marsh
alltown, Iowa. After a visit there
with relatives and old home folks
they will 60 to Gilman for visit
and on their return will stop at Cam
bridge, Nebraska, to visit other rel
atives.
Don't forget about the Fremnot
Grange dance to be given Saturday
might. April 18th. Everyone invited
Ito come and have = good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Whallen Of
Grand junction visited his cousin,
10. W. Murphy and wife Wednesday
/ and Thursday. He il an engineer on
the Rio Grande, and had not seen
Mr.. Murphy for about thirty years.
John Olson arrived home from one
Of the army camps last night. and
Is glad to be home again. He did
not get to go overseas.
J, G. Goodert who lives west Of
town, on Golden No. l, was a pleas
| ant caller at the Arvadaant caller at
the Enterprise office Tuesday. He
renewed his subscription to the En-,
terprise a everybody should do, and
as most people do. We are well sat
isfied with the way our friends are
coming in and squaring up.
lMr. and Mrs. Mac Rogers, former
Residents Of this community. moved
back Wednesday, from their ranch
at Aroya, and are occupying tneir
newly purchased home from Mrs'
Wingert, on Grant street.
Clear Creek Valley Grange will
meet next Friday night. A handsome
slowing cup" will be given away to
some member in attendance, SO be
sure e be there, or you'll be sorry.
lNr. and Mrs. 8. T. Stockham and
their family Of children consisting II
five boys and = baby daughter. ar
rived by auto Tuesday from Merino,
Colorado, and will occupy their new
| " purchased bungalow on east Grand
view known As the Voight property
We welcome them as residents Of our
town.
|Ar. And Mrs. George Waddington
fof Merino. arrived Tuesday and are
now living in their newly purchased
property formerly owned by c. r.
Buck on West End street.
The Cemetery aid supper given IN
Barth hall last Friday evening was .
grand success in every way. The
aupper was fine and the attendance
vas all that could be accommodated
The receipts were sso.s0 net. and
the ladies ask the Enterprise to ex-
press their thanks to all who contrt-
buted to its success In any way. They
also desire to thank Mr.. Cones, OF
Denver for goods for quilt.
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