The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-04
BRooMFlELD BUDS.

our town Thursday. He says his fam
lily have all been real sick with the
flu.
MIR. and Mrs. Ansley Pease were
in Broomfield Thursday They came
out to attend the sale on their place,
Mrs. Percy pobson spent Thursday
with her sister. Mrs. Sherwood
Several of the farmers in this com
munity have had chickens stolen in
the past two weeks.
The Longmont mill is working u
night shift ON the building last week
and this week.
Wednesday evening II farewell
party was given at the West Lake
school for the Beird family who ex-
pect TO leave our neighborhooG in
the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs James Crooks enter
tanned the card club las. Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Archer is in Broomfield this
week on business.
Crescent Grange Degree Team
went to Quiml v Wednesday evening
to initiate class in the third and
fourth degrees.
Friday night was Grange and all
present enjoyed an oyster supper
served by bachelors OF The Grange
Next Grange meeting a surprise is
in store so every one better be pres.
enc.
The regular Grange dance VIII be
Saturday, March G, There will lie
supper served and Denver music.
rybody is invited.
M. +. c. Brown and family moved
10 Their new lone on the Brighton
road this week.
Arthur Demphy is having his house
paperei this week prior to their NOV
ing in.
Mrs. Clark, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Reams, for couple
of weeks has gone to the eastern part
of the state where she was called to
the bedside of-a friend. - =
Mr.. and Mrs <. L. Moagc and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Hagwer from Denver
spent last Sunday with Mr.. and hirs.
urcgg.
Mics Ellenor Tucker, who is teach
ing at Sterling. spent Saturday and
sunday with her folks.
MIR. and Mrs. Anderson have re-
turned from their honeymoon and
were in Broomfield on the way to
their new homo in Loveland.
Miss Clay has been giving quarter
ly examinations last week to the
seventh and the eighth grades OF
Lorraine school.
The Ladics' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Brested Thursday afternoon. March
II.
The Bro0mfield Mercantile il ex-
pecting to install a new ice cream
fountain the LIST Of April. The fOun-
tain proved such = success last sum-
mer that it was necessary to have =
much larger one In order to accom-
mOdate the trade.
Mr.. Howarth returned from Chi
cago Saturday and he brought car
load OF horses with him.
Last Saturday night u basket sup
per was held mt the Grange hall for
the benefit Of the furnace fund. Al
though the crowd was not M large aS
expected, due to the weather and the
supply of boxes limited. the receipts
amounted to $10a.5O. w. ID. Owens
was auctionccr. An unusually good
program was rendered aS follows:
Piano Duet--Misses Nelson. Read
ing-Mrs. c. A. Graves. Music
Broomfield Quartet. Recitation
julius Mayor. Violin Solo--Ruby
Lugo. Duet Robert Broughton and
Erncstine Fraser.
A wedding Of much interest took
place last Thursday afternoon, Feb.
26, ut the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nelson when their daughter, Anna
Bertha, became the bride Of Mr..
Leonard Anderson. The attractive
and spacious rooms of the Nelson
home were filled to capacity with
friends and relatives of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson and the many and useful
gifts which they received showed the
popularity Of the young couple. At
3 o'clock promptly the bride and
groom descended the stairway to.
wards tho altar which WAS effective
ly arranged in corner Of the living
room, during this time the strains Of
the Mcndlcsohn's Wedding March
were played by Miss Fern Miller. Il
cousin Of the bride. The bride was
attended by her two sisters. Gertrude
and Lillian. whosc gowns were alike,