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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03
z KANTOWA.

u Kantowa.
w przysziy poniedziaiek, II. 3
stycznia o godzinie 7mej wieczorem
odbedzie sic posiedzenie OraZ insta-
lacya, Oddziah 95go MaCierzy Pol
skie1. Pc posiedzeniu pOdana be-
die przekaska, podczas kt6rej wy
konany bedzie kr6tki program. u
prasza sie o obecnost kazdego czfon
ka / czlonkini. - NJ. Tenczar, PREF;
w. Gucwa, sekr. prot.
Tow. Kawaleryi Polskiej or.
GET Zjed. ma sic zebraG dis vie
czorem, Il. W sobote, $50 stycznta,
do sail posiedzen, skad udamy sic
do sail Bacy o godzinie 1870 wiec2o-
rem, Ia n~ieobecnoGt kara podlug
ko~nstytucyi. Ignacy Jel, prezcs; Jan
Wlezien, sekr. prot.
Tow. Sw. Mikofaja NJ. No. 4@gi
Zied. odbedzie roczne poSiedzenle O.
raz instalacye urzednik6w dis VIE
czorem, o godzinie Smej, W sail NO
Atty. Prosimy wszystkich czionkoW o
przvbvcie. - PiCtr RostenkowSkl,
prezes: NJ. F. Jazwlecki, sekr. prot
Tow. Polek Kr6lowej Jadwfgi
odbedzie posiedzenie W niedziele' d.
Ago b m. o godzinie 1880 popolu-
niu, W sail posiedzen. Bilety ma ban
kiet beda rozdawane. Kazda z Pan
obowfazana jest przybyt pc swoJ oi-
let; do zaplacenia jest podatek lac
/ rent sail 1Oc i podatek smierci
soc. razem 75c. - Konst.' Czekafa,
prez,; St. S,upikowska. sekr. prot.
2 JADWIGOWA.
Tow. sw. Cecylii No. 1873 S. +.
W A. ma roczne ~posiedzenie W ME
dziele, dnia Ago %stycznia, o godzinie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03
Il parafii sw. Jacka
w AVOndale.

w niedziele, dnia Ago stycznia
iq20 T. W sail OBJ. Jana Warszyn-
skiego, rog Central Park i VOL
Tram ul., o godzinie Smej wieczo-
rem, odbedzie sic wielka uroczy-
stoSc urzadzona przez Kluby Pa
rafialne t. j. Klub Obywatelstwa
i'm. Kr6Ia Jana III S~obieskiego i
Klub Pan Krolowej Jadwigi' Cd
bedzie sic Jubileuszowy Bankiet
z okazyi 25ciolecia z~aSozenia pa
rafii Sw. Jacka. Dochod z owego
bankietu jest przeznaczony ma
nowy koSciof, Komitet proSi sza-
nownych obywateli poza parafia
] parafian o poparcie, azeby Sala
bya przepeiniona, ~poniewaz taxa
uroczystoSc ME odbedzie sic tax
lrychlo. Bilety ma bankiet MONA
dosta6 u sekretarzy klubu. A. s.
Tworek, Sly Diversey ave, i N.
Lengowskiego, 1908 w. George
III. Zarazem zawiadamia sic oby-
wateli / parafian, IL ci, ktorzy do
stall bilety wySlane przet poetic,
powinni jc zwr6cic lub pieniadze
nadesiac do komitetu, kt6ry be-
die W niedziele p~opoludniu o go
dzinie 2giej W sail pod koSciolem.
Taksamo zawiadamia sic parafian
i obywateli, ktorzy bed9 chcieli
dosta6 bilety re moga dostac je w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03
AMMONIA.

" ubiegly wtorek odbyt sic posrzeb
s. D. MaFyi Bednarz. Et0ra 5marfa 20
cie6kief Chorobie W kwiecte w7eku. Or
szak pogrzebowy wyruszyi 2 domu "a
Toby pnr. 1858 W. 23ci place, DO ko-
scioIa p. W. Sw. Amy, sdzie y. 10
zef KarabaSz, miejscowy asyStent, cd
prawil nabohenStwO "a spoh@j duszy
gmarlcf i ceremonie ~pogr8ebOwe, Po~
zen zwIoki przewieziOne zoStafy ma
cmentarz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PahSkie-
go, gdzie je z}ozono IA wieczny spo-
czvnek. Mech odpoczywa W pokoju.
Ubiesiej niedzieli, Bractwo DzlewlC
Iyweso R6zahca Sw., urzadzifo VIE
czorek towarzySki w safi Chopina, prZy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03

,2giej popoludniu. Prezes Zaprasza
wszystkich czionkow ma to posiedze
ME, poniewaz So wazne spraWy do
zalatwienia i instalacya urzednikow
ma rok 1920. - J6Zef Gasikowski,
PREF; Boil. Figiel, sekr. prot, 1928
Hervey ul.
u TOWN OF LAKE.
-Zawiadamia sic czlonk6w Tow.
Bratniej Pomocy sw. Walentego
No. 3S1 Zjed. PREY parafii sw. ia
na Boaego, re roczne posiedzenie cd
bedzie sic W riedziele, dnia Ago sty-
cznia r. b., O godzinie pol do dru-
giej popoiudniu, W sail zwyk1ych po-
siedZen, ma kt6rem beda waZne
sprawy do zafatwienia i zarazem cd
bedzie sic instalacya nowoobranego
zarzadu. Vice obecnoSc ka1dego
czlonka Jest wymagana. - Jozet ia
nasiewiCz, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03

sail pod koScioiem u Komitetu
Dobrobytu. Prosimy szanowna
PublicznoSc o poparcie. Ma tym
bankiecie otrzyma Dana NaJpo-
pularniejsza ~dyamentowy pierscio
mex wartoSci 5000 podarowany
przez firing Schultze and Co. w
Avondale.
Z Szacunkiem,
Komitet Dobrobytu:
Al. Kowalewski,
]. Hajdysz,
F. Mach,
F. Mondrowski,
NJ. Wojciechowski,
Antoni S. Tworek,
Sekr. prot. Komitetu
3717 W. Diversey ave. Chi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03
Ruch W TOWarzyStWach.
ZE STANISLAwOWA.

- Tow. $w. Floryana M. gr. SIS 5.
?. w A. odbed2ie regularne posie-
dzenie dis t.. j. W sobote. dnia ego
stycznia, o god2inie 1850 wicczo--
rem, W sail zwyklych p~osiedzcG. -
ObecuoSC wszystkich czlonk6W po--
zadana. ~poniewaz SO wazne sprawy
do zafatwienia. R6wnoCze$nie upra-
sza sic czlonk6w Zalegajacych 0 "a
piacenie swych zalegioSci. - Anto-
nj r~okornowski. PREF; Karol Urba-
nikiewicz, sekr. prot, 1903 Noble
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03

ulicy 19tej i Leavitt, prey udziale IL
cznie zebranej ~publicznesci, ktory sic
udal pod kazdym wZgledem. Grosz re
brany ma wieczorku powiekszy i zasih
szczupla kase tegoz t~owarzystwa.
w najblizszy wtorek, dnia ego b.
m, Towarzystwo Dzieci Maryi, skupia-
jace sic PREY parafii Sw. Amy, urza-
dza wieczorek rozmaitOSci z niespo-
dziankami w sail Chopina. Poczatek
wieczorku zapowiedziany ma godzlne
80 wieczorem.
Dzisiaj wieczOrem, o gOdzinie Sci,
odbedzie sic pOsiedzenie Tow. Unia
WomoSci, No. 1898 Il. n. p, W sail OBJ.
Przybytka, PREY 1Stej i Leavitt I'll. o.
becnoSc czlonk0w jest kOnieczna, po-
nicwaz So wazne sprawy do Da{atwie-
MIA ma pOrzadku dziennym.
=
w domu pa6stwa AntoniegO i Jadwi-
q Kruc1k6w, kt6rzy pr0wadza Skiad
cukierk6w, PREY 19tcj i Wood Ill, "a
panowaia nie1mierna radC$C, Z powO-
du przyjacia nh SWAT tegicgo i zdrO-
wego synka. Matka i dziccic czuja sic
dobrzc. Pa1stwo KruCzck, So znani W
obrebic parafii Sw. Amy. PowOdEe-
MIA.
" SObotc, dnia 1870 StyrZnia b. r,
ITowarzystwo i'm. JuliuSza S~iowackicgo,
! y. 1871 u. y. F., bcdzic miaio SwoJc
p~oSiedzenie W sail oh. Krupy. WSzyScy
cz1onkOwie 81 usilnie proSzcni o PREY
bycie. p~oniewaz So wazne SpraWy do
zalatw icnia.
Panstwu WIadysIawowi i Annie Fla
szczy6Skim, z~amieSzkaiym W poblizu
koScio4a p. W. Sw. Amy, pred paru
dniami przybyl tegi synek, z kt6rego
| ojciec ME posiada sic z radoSci. Chrzest
dziecka odbyi sic W koSciele Sw. Amy /;
madame mu imie Henryk.
~
Sp6ika BudownicSo- POzyczkowa i
Hasa O~szczednoSci inn. Sw. Amy, sku-
piajaca sic przy parafii pod temze We
Zwaniem, odbywa swe poSiedzenia W
kazdy piatek wieczorcm, W sail ivy
kiych poSiedzch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03

Wszystkim krewnym i znaJo-
mym donosimy te smutna VIA
domoSc il najukochanszy MAJ
moi, ojciec i dziaduS nasz
S. P.
Jan kOChanski
czlonek Tow. Sw. Jacka Zjed.
No. 10, Klubu Jana Sobieskie-
60. Tow. Sw. J6zefa No. 125
Stow. Pol. W Ameryce, po diu-
giej i ciezkiej chorobie, pozeg-
nal sic z tym swiatem, opatrzo-
nv Sw. Sakramentami, dnia 81
grudnia 1919 r, o godzinie
4:10 popo1udniu, W podeszfym
wieku.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W po--
niedziaIek, dnia $50 stycznia r.
1920, 0 godzinie $3.50 rano, z
dolnu aaloby pnr. 1857 N. Cen
trail Park ave., do koScio{a sW.
Jacka, a stamtad ma cmentarz
sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
/ znajomych, W ciezkim zalu
pogra5eni:
PauIina Kochanska. iona;
August i Jan, synowie; Roza--
liza, Katarzyna, Amelia. Euge--
MIA, cork; Magdalena Kochah-
ska. synowa; Jan Biaikowski,
J61ef Jeszka, Boles1aw Gallus,
Franciszek Tocha, zieciowie; -
wnuki i whucZki.
Pogrzebem zajmuje sic F. E.
Kamka. 3
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z WOJCIECHOWA.

Reg1larne p~0Sreuzenle ouDeuZlc sig
dnia 5 ~stycznia, 1920 roku, TOwarZy-
| stwo DObrOczynnoSci W Ochronce pa
rafii Sw. Wojciecha, $3.50 w. 1Tta IL
lica. Poczatek o godZinie Smej VIE
czorem. ZapraSza sic panic nalezace do
OchronE i take parafianek DO PREY
bycia ma to poSiedzenie, DO jest bar
do wahne.
II
P~osiedzenie K0lka LiteraCkiego I'm.
| Juliusza Sfowackiego ,odbedzie sic W
srode, dnia 7-go stycznia, 1920 roku.
Poczatek o godZinie Smej wieczorem
W starem koSciele. Ka2dy czionek i
cz}onkini sa obowiazani bye obecni ma
tenn p~oSiedzeniu. DO jest wiele spraw
do zaIatwienia. 1 zarazem kazdy cz&o-
mex i cz1onkini, kt6rzy zalegaja W po-
datku mieSieznym, maja uScic sic z
tego dIugu ma tenn poSiedzeniu, DO
ksiazki sekretarza beda zamkniete ma
przesz1y rok.
PoSiedzenia Klubu ObywatelSkiego
odbedzie sic piQtek, dnia 9-go sty-
cznia, 1920 roku W sail klubowcj, PREY
16tej 1 Paulina ulicy. POczatek o go
dzinie Snej wieczorem. Poniewaz jest
~posiedzenie i~nStalacyjne, zatem kaady
czfonek jest obowiazany bye obecny.
Wiele spraw jest do zaiatwienia / to
bardzo wa1nych, zatem starry parafia-
ME Wojciechowa, kt6rzy So czlouka-
mi tego Klubu przyjSc winni ma to
p~osiedzenie. CT p~arafianie, kt0rzy ma
ia zamiar wstapic do Klubu Obywa-
telskiego, moga sic Zapisac pred po-
siedzeniem, W sail klubowej; sekretarz
tam bedzie o godzinie 7mej wieczo-
rem Dalej Wojcechowianie do piracy
ma nowo.
K6fko Panien Sw. Ludmily, urzadza
dnia 1890 stycznia ,,Bunco Party" W
sail p~arafialnej, o godzinie 7:30 vie
czorem. Kazdy parafian i parafianka
jest ZaproSZona, wzlaszcza mlOdziez
Wojcechowska, jakotez goScie z sasie-
dnfch parafii.
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POTRZEBA ch4opcow do piracy w
fabryce cukierk0w, przesz}o IA let
Mich. Zgiosie sic Ideal Candy AMI
Connection Co., 1913 W. Lake uI.
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POTRZEBA DO mycia naczyh; SIS
ma tydzieh, co druga niedZiela VOL
ma. 105 Oak Park ave. Oak Park, I'll.
Zaplacimy droge:
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POTRZEBA dziewczyny przeszfo 16
letniej do operowauia maszyny do
szycia PREY Iatwych s~k6rzanych Wy
robach. Supreme Leather Novelty
Works, Pok6i sos - 600 Blue
Island ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03

POTRZEBA doswiadczonych wykoh-
czarek do przyszywania guzikow -
PREY damskich pfaszczach. / kostyu-
mach. Dobra zapIata. E. M. Click, -
234 S. Market ul. ,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03

POTRZEBA mezczyzn do rachowa-
mia i wiazania obrazowych ram, oraz
rip swayer. robotnikow l. d~ziewczat.
1875 Dickson I'll. 10
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POTRZEBA chfopaka do apteki -
k66ry ma coskolwiek doSwiadcze--
MIA. Po1onia Pharmacy, 700 N. Ash
land ave.
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KsiaziIke zUPELNIE !: Darmo

Otrzyma kazdy, kto ME umie dobrze
movie i pisaG 20 angiclsku. Adreso-
vac: KOSMOS PUBLISHING CO.,
1906 Pershing ave, St. Louis, Mo-,
Dept. 46. I'D.
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POTRzEBA kobiety, pokoJ6wk. l.
dacej do domu Ma noe, $12 ma ty--
dzien 1851 N. Ls Sale ul. 3
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-03

POTRZEBA do mycia naczyn, $14
ma tydzien / kucharki ma noe. 4007
w. 26ta ul. 5
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POTRZEBA chiopca do piekarni.-
1446 Emma ul. )
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POTRZEBA doswiadc0onych sheep
casing solicitors. Staia praca, dobra
zaplata, czysta, widna fabryka. F.
A. Hart and Co, 1888 w. 47ma ul.
;
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POTRZEBA klsrka do skiadu rzez-
niczego. stala praca. 1853 W. Chi,
cago ave.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-12
Card Of Thanks.

We express our thanks and ap-
probation for the prompt and eff
cient assistance rendered by the good
people of Arvnda and vicinity in con.
nection with the recent burning of
our barn, and for the kind expires
sion of their sympathy. Had they
not rallied promptly and worked
faithfully and persistcntly none of
our buildings would have been saved.
While our loss is heavy, we are
thankful It is no worse. We are
fortunate in having two unoccupied
buildings formerly used as poultry
houses that will serve US very well
for stables until we can rebuild.
The origin of the fire is unknown
as it Ind gained considerable head.
way before being discovered, but was
probably due to an ovcrhcated flue
or to spark from the stove in the
shop.
MR.. AND MRS. J. NJ. ERWIN.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-12
SCHOOL MoURNs DEATH OF
POPULAR YOUNG TEACHER

The entire school was deeply af-
fected by the shocking news Monday
of the death of. the schools most pop
ular teacher, Miss Ruth Brand, 20,
which occurred at her boarding place
in North Denver ut about II 80 Mon
day morning, from pneumonia. Her
home was in McCandy, Miss, and
her fiance, Mr.. H. T. Sears, n Chem
left with body fer McCandy, Tuesday
evening.
Miss Brand was most charming
and talented young lady, and was
endeared to all with whom she asso-
ciated and loved by all the children.
By her personal charm and intu't;,e
mind, she was quick to see the view
point of the pupil and thus enabled
to impart the knowledge she had
CLEANED in her school training.
Miss Brand taught Domestic
Science and History Mrs. Ricdel is
substituting temporarily.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-12
SOLDIER PAYS DEBT
TO SALVATION ARM

Denver, Colo --(SpeciaD Repay
ing debt of gratitude incurred i
the battle of Chateau Thcirry ana
at Belleau Woods. James p. Lowney
wealthy Milwaukee law student is in
the. inter mountain province for the
mn bsre : a. assisting the Salvation
Army in social study which is be
ing made as n curtain raiser to the
1920 home service program.
"The Salvation Army is wonder
full organization simply because ev-
cry officer is willing to make the
sacrifice of his life if necessary, that
IA human wreck may be reclaimed.
The work done in the war was effcc-
tive because Of this spirit of utter
disregard for self.
81 remember vividly one action in
the Argonne. a Salvation Army Of,
ficer risked his life daily. A party
of twenty-four was cut off from tn
American lines by German offcn-
sive, The men fortified their pos'
ton and held it for sixteen days IN
til their own force again recovered
the ground lost. In those sixteen
days all the food and water the 'e
men had was brought in by Sat-
tim Armv offircr.
"Now the Salvation Army is nc
pairing u great program of extcns d..
1t deserves the support of all 10 +" :
Americans for it means a step in -.
direction of produ"' - t. tcrcitis
Our president Las sn', that anytl",'
that tends to make io;t.r citizens =
The Salvation Arm"
seeks to better TIT condition Of n
class that no one else reaches. They
plan to remedy ali social evils. Tha'
is why | am giving my time in pr"
mcnt of the debt Of gratitude that !
owe"
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-12
FARMER DROPS DEAD
WHILE DOING CHORES

William kenston, brother of Mrs,
Martha Edwards, who for the past
three months has been making his
home with her, dropped dead while
attending to his chores Saturday
evening. He hcd put one of the COW
in the stable and was bringing I'M
other when he fell dead. He was ~
years old and unmarried He came
to Arvada from Sa!ide short time
ago. He was in Arvada Saturday on
an Grand, and was apparently in
usual health. He leaves besides Mrs.
Edwards another sister near Broom
field, Mrs. Lizzie Miller and he also
leaves two brothers. one an en-
glneer running on the d. 4 r. G. out
of Salida and the other living near
Leadville.
The funeral took place from the
residence, Tuesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, the Rev Reed of Arvada
conducting the services. lntermcnt
was made in A"vada cemetery, II. C,
Burton having charge by special re-
quest.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-12
PERCY H. LONG GIVES
UP BATTLE FOR LIFE

Percy H. Long, ~ years old, gave
up the hard-fought battle for life at
12:l5 Tuesday morning, having been
a victim Of tuberculosis.
Mr.. Lang came to Colorado about
two years ago from Newark, N. j.,
where he was born, and all his bust
ness life, had been employed in u
banking institution.
He leaves to mourn his untimely
departure widow and two children
two sisters and three brothers. The
sisters are Mrs. II. c. Fields and Miss
Hazel Lang of Arvada, A. l.. Lang
of Arvada, recently returned from
France, DR.. Herbert w. Lang of
Newark, N. j., end Ernest A. Lang,
still with the army of occupation il
Germany.
Mr.. Long was a mos. consistent
and conscientious citizen, respected
for his integrity and honesty and
valued as n friend and neighbor.
The funeral will take place Satur-
day afternoon Mt $3.50 at the NJ. E.
church, Rev. Cntterall conducting
the services.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-12
FREMONT ITEMS.

The Grange hall has a dandy new
set of lights for the past month and
the hall itself is beautifully decor
ntcd with n new coat Of pnint and
finished up in fine shape, which We
are very proud to announce.
Rudolph Zckndcr is riding about
town in "a brand new Ford these fine
sunny days.
james Esslinpcr has completed his
well, hope he hns an abundance OF
water.
Quito n number OF Fremont far
mers are plowing these nice spring
days.
A good nunLcr Of Fremont
Grangcrs attended State grange
when il was in session.
The card party nt Jay DensIo"S
wns well attended.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-12
JOHN W. FARRIS DEAD

Mr.. J. W. Fnrris. assistant cash
ier of the Firs, National bank was
called to the bedside of his father in
Denver Saturday night. and ne pass
ed away early Sunday morning, nf-
ter ten months suffering from par
alytic stroke. He was G7 years old
and for fifteen years wns "A resident
Of Fort Collins, from which place he
was removed two years ago into Den
yer in order to be closer to his son
in his cnfccblcd condition. He left
nn only son, J. W. Fnrris, and wild
ow from IA second marriage.
Coincidcnt with the death of Mr..
Fnrris, occurred the death Of Mrs.
Samuel Weekly. wife of n brother Of
Mrs. Farris. living n: Calhan. Mo-,
mt some time Sunday morning, Mrs.
Farrs receiving the message Monday
morning.
The funeral of Mr.. Fnrris' father
took place nt Windsor Tuesday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-12
CORNER STONE LAID WITH
IMPOSING CEREMONIES

The corner stone of the new High
school building was laid with impos-
ing ceremonies Saturday afternoon,
by the local Masonic order, assisted
by three members of the Grand lodge
of Colorado. The Masons did them
selves proud in attendance AMI in ev-
cry particular Between so and 70
of the members wearing their regal
las were in linie and as they marched
down East First street presented an
imposing spectacle.
The attendance by other organiza-
tions of the community and of the
citizens and school patrons was also
representative. and the interest was
well pronounced.
Past Most Worshipful Master L.
B. Crane, of the Colorado Agricul-
tural college. officiated in the place
Of the present incumbent of that
high office, Frank L. Bishop, and on
account of having had anly about
Twelve hours notice. he read a pre-
pared speech, which was very we'll
delivered, and very appropriate and
was very favorably received.
The ritualistic work of laving tho
corner stone was participated in by
a number of local and Golden men.
The officers performing the ritu-
istic work of laying the corner stone
were L. D. Crane Most Worshipful
Master, c. F.. Jacobsen, Secretary,
Jim Goodheart, Chaplin, R. w. Her.
she Grand Junior Warden, Frank
Reinhart of Golden, Senior Warden,
II. Bennett Grand Junior Deacon,
J. F. Sands Grand Senior Deacon,
Geo. Mullett, Grand Marshal, T. C.
Hurst Grand Treasurer.
The day was ideal for such an oc
casion, and the audience was inspir-
ed by the surroundings, and the ap-
parent activity going on. The view
from the school grounds is one that
is particularly pleasing, scanning a
a broad valley of Jefferson County's
richest agricultural and fruit-grow-
ing section.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-12
TOWN MEETING

Notice is hereby given that there
will be a meeting of the electors of
the Town of Arvada, held in Bank
Hall on Thursday evening March II
at 8 o'clock sharp, for the purpose of
placing in nomination. candidates for
Mayor, for a term of one year and
three trustees for the term of two
years and one trustee for the term
Of one year to fill vacancy and for
the transaction Of any other busi-
ness that may properly come before
said meeting.
Candidates thus placed in nomina-
ton will be voted upon ut the COM
ing spring election to be held Tues
day, April 9Th.
W. W. MoBERLY, Secretary
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-12
RS. SARAH H. CHURCH
DIES FROM PARALYSI

Mrs. Sarah Henderson Church,
mother of Ex-senator J. Frank
Church, died ut her home early Mon
day morning, after having suffered
paralyt:c stroke on the Thursday
preceding. She was seated at the
dinner table Thursday at noon when
she was stricken and never regained
consciousness. Mrs. Church was 81
years old and came to jefferson
county about fifty years ago, with
her husband, G. H. Church, who
passed away about three years ago.
The Church ranch, which is located
about six miles north of Arvada, was
one of the first ir that section and
was the stopping place of many
travellers and stage drivers for many
years.
1t is recorded that as many as
fifty Or sixty have enjoyed the hos
pitality of this pioneer couple and
found shelter from the elements all
in one night.
The funeral took place Wednesday
afternoon AT o'clock from the late
residence and the remains were laid
beside those of her late husband in
Crown Hill.
Mrs. Church was married April "a,
1861, in Independence, Iowa, to Mr..
George H. Church. She was Miss
Sarah Henderson Miller, daughtc
of DR.. John Miller, who studie
medicine in New York and completed
his course in Cincinnati. His people
were from Holland, the first repre-
sentative of the Li.me, coming over
soon after the arrival of the May
flower. Her mother bore the maiden
name of Mary Lindley Able, whose
,anccstors were missionaries in South
Africa for seventy-five years.
The deceased was born in Star
county, Illinois, October 80, 1898
Her early life wss spent as school
teacher. She has always been known
as a philanthropic, kind hearted, an
sympathetic woman and gave cheer
to all about her. s'--'-f
She leaves an only son, J. Frar
Church and three grand children t
mourn her.
With the passing of Mrs. Chur
Jefferson courty has lost mcmhe
of one of It's most prominent, pro
gressivc and publ:c-spiritcd families
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-12
WHO is THIS "NUT?"
= I. W. W. OR WEARY WILLIAM

Who is the man that walks with a
slight limp, and looks just about the
same as he did when in town last
spring, asking the ladies whom he
met at their doors, if they "knew
where the Baptist minister lived?"
A singular coincident relative to him
n that at least two ladies in the town
were thus accosted by him on two
different occasions, at their homes,
once last spring, and again only les
Thursday. Other people in the town
describe the same man, as having eX-
pressed desire to become n mem
Der Of one of our popular churches.
CArcident with call he made at
one house in town, in the absence of
the lady of the house, the house was
entered by the pantry window, which
was broken, and evidence of prowl-
ing about the house were found. but
nothing apparently was disturbed
Judging from his actions, the 'e'-
low must have some mission not al
together conducive to the best in
terests of the community, and the
inquiry regarding the home of the
pastor, is merely ruse to cover up
the real object in view. Possibly if
the intruder happens to find nobody
home. and a door is found unlocked
or other means of entry are availablC
he smuses himself by exploring the
interior Of the homes, whether be
on sroberry or other mischief. If
seen again in Arvada, the authorize
should be notified and his identy #
he has such thing about him, may
help to allay the suspicious and fear
Of numerous timid housewives.