The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-11-13

George Kimbrough's sale of cattle
and stock last Saturday was we'll at
tended considering the very inclem-
emit weather and the sale went we'll,
and Mr.. Kimbrough seems satisfied.
A rudy checked, happy-faced
young man was seen on our streets
last Monday with box of good Gig
ars under his arm and when the oc-
casion offered to pass them out,
the young man proudly announced it
an eleven pound boy. This young
man proved to be Walter Green, who
lives At Denver View, formerly we'll
known in Arvada, where he has hosts
Of friends who are congratulating
Mr.. and Mrs. Green upon their good
fortune which overlook them carly
Monday morning. So far, there has
been no intimation that this young
coal miner has any intention of join
ing the strikers.
Mr.. A. Janney and Miss Tillie o.
sen, who have been visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Mailing,
left Thursday for their home in Mar
shalltovn, Iowa, after four weeks
visit.
The sale Of H. c. Trails near Lit
Teton Wednesday, was well attended
and everything brought good prices.
Mr.. Trail was well pleased and is at
present visiting with his son Harry
in Arvada, preparatory to leaving in
= few days for the coast. They will
travel about extensively, seeing the
coast, and expect to return to Ar
vada in the spring to settle down.
n. Tetzlaff has purchased the two
houses below the tracks belonging to
Mu. Margaret Thomas. His son
August, who has been on farm in
the Bayer neighborhhocd, will move
back and occupy the seven-room
house, while August, we understand
Will work for the Tramway Company.
Mrs.. Walter spellman, who hns
been with her sister, Mrs. o. W.
Murphy, and At the bedside Of her
father, whose death was reported y.
last weeks paper, will leave Satur-
day for her home in Los Angeles,
California.
M and Mrs. Carl Schultz are ut
homo again after an absence in CAL
nornia, Mrs. Schultz and iitsle son
going early in the spring, for her
health, and Mr.. Schultz going few
weeks ago to bling them homc Mrs.
Schultx II much improved in health.
Mrs. N. Lupton, Of Berkeley, form
sriy Of Arvada, was operated on in
. Denver Hospital Saturday mornin,
early for hernia, having been sud-
denly attacked during the lattss part
Of Friday with violent trouble from
q chronic ailment. At last accounts
she was resting easy and the operat-
ton IL believed to be successful.
Snow began falling Saturday eve
ming, and continued to fall during
Saturday night and most all day
Sunday, but not heavy. The ground
was In fine condition to receive It,
and - much Of It melted - 1t fell,
considerable much.nsedsd moisture
was the result
r. H. Beckett had = mishap with
his Ford truck Saturday morning
and h thankful that he camo out Of
Il alive and all together. Owing to
he slippsry condition Of the roads
~ sldddsd into Ralston creek. and
barely missed turning completely
over. The bottom Of the car hung
IN . balancing position over the edge
Of Tie bank. Another fortunate I'D.
vantage was that It was on his own
place and to get It out he went to the
barn and brought out his Fordson
tractor.
s Al Towner had bad luck with hif
Hudson Six Saturday evening IN he
wss returning home from town in the
mad. While climbing the steep hill
- ths Obsron road the shaft to the
Vsnp bseks, and he was compelled
- ahaaAsA the car where II wa'
'Qiks hsms To add insult to injury
~ had but recently paid out nine
and ahalf perfectly good dollars In
havlng . nsw one put In.
Albert Allen has quit the Arvads
High School and will continue hi'
stadis at ths North Denver High
I oshsel
I Nesth Evans met with very pain
< ~ accident Wednesday while n