The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-09

LIE AAvNA
be renewed this coming Saturday ev
ening and very pleasant time is ss-
surred to all who attend. Re-
treatments. The committee ex-
tends {. cordial invitation to every
one. Remember the date, SATURDAY,
the 18th.
Mrs. W. II. Light of Enelewood,
formerly of Arvada, sister of Mrs.
E. M. Loberg, died Monday after
ternoon at o'clock at the home of
her sister at 1888 Mead street, hav-
ing been taken there about week
before her DEATH. She is survived
by her two children, twins, boy and
girl about II years old. Her hus-
band. it will be remembered died
three years ago, soon after leaving
Arvada. The funeral will be held
] Friday morning from the Catholic
church in Englewood, interment at
Littlcton cemetery, beside her hus-
pand.
| t1ert Recht, who has been attend
ing the Student Training School of
the Denver University, proved him
| self to be real artist by placing the
names of the entire group of student
soldiers upon the bottom of photo
graph which was taken by the Mile
High Studio, and is 48 inches in
length, and contains the entire num-
Der of student soldiers and sailors, or
273 men. The work was done with
pen and is a very good imitation of
type printing in Old English design.
Albert has presented the piece Of art
to the University with his compli-
mcnts, and no doubt it will be most
gratefully received. The photo itself
is a most remarkable one from the
fact that it is possible to recognize
each and every one of the large group
of men, who are certainly most i'm
posing looking lot of young men.
Mrs. Robert Swanson and baby of
i A/lLLlCLOu, WHO nave OCCh tiSiehIS NS
Vie home Of her parents, Mr.. and
MRS. Carter Williams, returned home
Monday.
Arvada Restaurant has closed its
doors and for a time it looked like
hungry man would have a fine chance
within our gates. However, another
eating place has been opened which
promises to furnish Arvada with q
public necessity and should receive en-
enlargement as well as patronage. 1t
occupy the room next to the Enter
prise office formerly occupied by the
Elite Millinery establishment and is
being conducted by Mr.. MacMichel,
a soldier boy. who has an honorable
discharge and is now endeavoring to
make u living for his wife and new
baby. He is an industrious ana
worthy young man and we hope he
may succeed in his new undertaking.
lie has had experience as chef ut
1T. Logan, and will serve chile and
/ SnCTL OTueTS. Gee uiS auNeieischehs
another part of this paper.
Mrs. Ellis just received a letter
from her son Corporal Frank Ellis
written December 10 stating that
he has moved from Toors. France
where he has been located several
months to Toul. He states that he is
enjoying fine health and is enjying
the trip and experience immensely,
he will he glad to again see the old
U. s. Shores. He says it is not colo
enough to wear an Overcoat, but
that it rains often. His trip from
Toors to TOul wa made in auto truck
and took eight days.
f. +. Burnett has rented Frank
Yocum house on Grandviow and ex-
pccts to move In this week.
If the "GlNK" who took my left
shoe from in front of w. L. Peter
SON. pool hall Tuesday afternoon OF
last week will send me his address
will send him the right one SO that he
will have complete pair that are
mates, otherwise We will appreciate
il il he will return the left one to me.
Anyway be accommodating.
4 ANDREW MARTELON