The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-06

six years old. Mr.. Kinder who was
tire builder Tor awh.ie III the Dry
Climate plant, moved his 1amiiy to
Aaron, Ohio, little more than
year ago. While in Arvada the fam
lily made many frieds who are sorry
TO learn of the death of Mr.. Kinder
and are expressing much sympathy
forAbe bereaved ones.
1ahrry Brandon is selling off Ms
household effects at private sale, an
advertisement of which appears else
where in tins paper, anu will leave
with his family about the fifteenth,
for Bend, oregon, wnerc ne expects
to take up land. His father is in that
part OF the country.
EGv. Parker was takeA Sex .ns
latter part OF the week, with an ..p-
parent attack of flu for the seuCnu
sime. he was absent 1rOM his mi
tial service III Arvada last tail OH
account of TINS disease, but ut tue
time it had not become popular and
it was not known till atIerwari tE;it
this was the trouble. However, Ut
this writing his condition does not
seem to be serious.
Mrs. r. T. Newton received wcra
OF the. arrival OF her son Lieut.. flea
Newton in New York, and expet Its
been no opportunity to appr.sc him
of the recent aeath of his sister mrs.
Duncan, to whom he was greatly de-
voted. The news will be terrible
shockuhs him on his homecoming.
R. o. Graves announced that the
next series of Ford cars will have
self-startcrs on them. This is long
looked for improvement for the Ford
car and there can be no question
but it will enhance the sales of this
very popular and servicible car very
materially.
Found-ioung lady's basket ball
suitcase OH the streets of Arvada
Saturday !,igt.. Owner can hase
same by calling Mr.. Wackerhagen,
! at r. O. Graves Garage.
Squire Wclch has accepted a posi-
tion rs car repairer and inspector
with the Denver and Intermountain
railsyeompany.
to Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Klumker, last Friday morning a fine
big boy. He will be named George,
in memory and honor of his uncle
George Klumker, who gave his life
for his country, in France, Mr.. and
Mrs. Klumker now have two daugh-
ters and two sons in their happy
household, and are receiving the con-
gratulations of their many friends.
Ben Morgan the blacksmith is laid
up with bad cold.
Don't forget the dance ut Fremont
Grange hall. Saturday night, Febru-
ary 9Th. A good time is assured. .
Mrs. Holmes has bean on the sick
list with asthma and bronchitis the
past two weeks, but is improving.
Mrs. Il. f. Downing's many Ar
vada friends will be sorry to lear, Of
the death of her newborn babe at
her home on Tennysoa street, Den
yer few days ago.
Claude White is on the sick list,
bmt ut last accounts it was not be-
lieved to be the flu.
We were just thinking of an ad
for a perfectly good Senator. believ-
ing he had strayed away from Jeff
erson county. when our phone rang
and ohviated the necessity. Senator
Wesley staley is stopping at tho
Brown during his wife's absence in
California. He says he is living life
of rcctitude and sobriety, gong to
he'd mt nine y. m. and aside from one
movie, his only diversion from the
ordinary existence has been the free
comedies that have been pulled off
in the Senate. A card from Mrs.
Staley reports her ut Riverside, Cal
ifornin. having a good time. Bryan
Staley is also stepping ut the Brown.
The Craig Colony Club met at the
home OF Mrs. I. l.. Yeagcr Tuesday
afternoon with good attendGhcc
and transacted the regular routine
of business. Plans were laid for
party to be held in Bnrth's hull. on
the evening of March 20. Announce
mcnt will be made later. The host
csscs assisting Mrs. Ycnser were Mrs.
+. l.. Foster and Mrs. T. c. Hurst.
Most delicious refreshments were
served and II very enjoyable after
noon WAS spent.