The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-10-09
Local ar ! Personal I happenings

NlCnOl6Ons ~. N. DUCK anu mIS. ".
Wheatley drove down in Mrs. Fos-
ter car Tuesday evening and at
tended Grand Chapter.
Mrs. John Cassagranda of Oberon
a Russian, died Tuesday morning,
: from stomach trouble and was bur
led to-day. Full particulars we L
unobtainable.
Lem E. McNumara has returned
from Moffatt county and will re-
main this winter. He is an aucti.n
Ger and is looking for business. See
his advertisement in another column
Tho Arvada teachers will give a
reception for Prof. Geo. w. Wheat
ley next Thursday evening, Oct. 16,
from 8 to 10 p. m. at the home of
Mrs. J. T. Kennedy.
The Craig Colony club will be un-
able to give the program at the
Colony intended for Friday evening,
but will try to give it next Friday ev.
ening instead.
Mrs. H. P. Corbin and little dau-
ghter Cathyn, who have been visiting
Mrs. Corbin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Terrence White, and other relatives
left to-day on their return trip to
their home in ElPaso, Texas.
NOTICE-Next meeting Of the
Wilmore-R Richter Memorial Post Of
the American Legion viii be held at
the Arvada town hall Tuesday Oct.
ober 1919, and all ex-service men
are urged to be present.
THE Proper Son." Sunday morn
i.g, and the "Predisal Son." Sunday
evening, at the Presbyterian Church.
J. A. DAILY Of Wheat. Ridge Il re-
joicing over the news that his son,
who was = prisoner of the Bolshevi-
ki's for . few weeks, is now at Vlad-
ovstok, and is on his way home.
The Grange players will repeat
the comedy, "Mrs. Brigg of the
. Poultry Yard" at the Wesley Chapel
next Saturday evening at nine o.
clock. Admission so cents.
R. o. Graves and John Boyd re-
turned home from the Boyd ranch
near Kremmling, where they had
gone the first of the month after a
buck, or two, Tuesday evening
deerless il not fearless. Bob says he
knows, now where he could get one
before breakfast, but aside from see
ing one and possibly gripping it, he
has NO deer stories to tell.
+. C. Hurst was minus new Oak
land car, which was stolen Saturday
night on the streets Of Denver while
the Hurst family were enjoying a
movie show. The car was left stand
ing alongside car Of the same make
but an older car, and the thieves ap-
propriated . part Of the battery Of
the other car to enable them to get
the new car started. While most ev-
srybody has lock on their car, they
are not secure against theft, as the
expert thief knows how to get
lock and start the motor. Mr.. Hurst
had his car fully insured and II the
ear ID not located in so days he will
had his car insured and It was re-
turned to him Tuesday evening, al
tho when found It had bee stripped
Of almost everything detachable. in
GLIDING the lap robes.
Mrs. Nainwaring, wsll.known in
Arvada, where she lived many years,
now residing In Los Angeles, has,
with her daughter, Ollie, been on .
trip to Detroit, Michigan. to visit the
grave Of her son George, who died
In that city with the flus about a
year ago. She also visited her
daughter Lucy, now married and liv-
Ing In Columbus. Ohio. She stopped
IA Arvada on her way back long
enough to visit her husbands grave
In Arvada cemetery and to take
lunch with Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs West.
She departed for home Friday morn
Ing.
The Presbyterian church has Is
sued cards inviting people to attend
. series Of Sunday evening services.
Rev. Clinton Reed will deliver Gospel
sermons and there will be special
music beginning with next Sunday
evening.
Clifton Robbins took his wife and
son In their Oakland car and made
. little journey out into the noun.
tains and In = short time Ind q fine
buck. On his return he met C. N.
Duncan and Chas. Graves Of Arvada.
who returned home with him and
paid them . visit.
Mr.. MeKseby. who recently sold
his place on Avalon Avenue. has
bought . fine ten acre tract In Lake.