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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-08

that smut ls unlike many OF the
other fungus and bacterial diseases
OF farm crops. in that IL can be de-
stroyed easily and at very little ex-
ptnse.
The spores OF the small grain
smuts which are blown about by the
wind and fall upon the ground are
Ineffective in producing smut I'm the
following years crop. To prove ef-
foctive the smut spores must come
IN direct contact with the seed grain
This fact makes IL possible to pre-
vent smut in the following crop by
treating the seed.
Formaldehyde Treatment.
The cormaldehyde treatment !:
without doubt the most easily APP
piled and IL is one Of the cheapest
and most effective methods Of pre-
Verting smut in the oat crop. The
formaldehyde can be bought at any
drug store at cost of 60 cents n
pound or pint. II should be procured
in sealed bottles To insure its
strength. Many failures in treatinc
can ne traced % weak formaldehyde
one pint should be used to forty
gallons of water. This can best he
mixed by measuring out forty gall
Ions OF water in q barrel and dipping
out a pailful and adding the pint o!
fOsmaldehyde to IL, stirring II well
This solution should be poured back
rte the barrel and thoroughly mix
ed This mixture shUu d he applied
{" the oats at once as time will
weaken It. This amount should treat
tnrty bushels Of seed.
\ good method of applying the SOL
u,l,n is to pile the grain on the barn
floor on in the bottom Of a wagon
led. Use garden Sprinkle" to APP
Ply the solution. turning the grain
with a shovel at the same time,
ENerT grain mast he Thoroughly vet
with some of the mixture or the
smut will not he killed After sprink-
Ing. the grain should be shoveled
irto pile and covered with blankets
80 sacks fer six 10 ten hours or over
r.rht. The gas thus he'd in the pile
vii kill some smut which other wise
would not he touched. Spread the
cIain out and turn with a shovel 10
cry. and SOW as soon as sufficiently
diy. Since the seed sNeL~ more or
les when wet. it will he necessary to
sc propoTtionately more seed per
acre.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-08
AMUSEM EMENTS.
At the Casino.

Elaine Harnr1crstein. Selznick' $
winsone star. began two days en-
sagement at the Casino Wednesday
in her newest starring vehicle
Greater Than Fame" "Greater Than
Fame is an entertaining story. enter
taininGly told. of q talented young
girl who travels a winding path be-
fore she wins the fame and greatness
that she so richly deserves She wins
too. the happiness that love brings
but not until she has suffered
greatly.
Miss Hammerstein is one of the
screens newest young actresses. and
all her pictures SO far have been
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-08

'shalltown spent Sunday at the home
OF her brother. N. c. Hollingsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Willis have
been visiting at the Il. II. Parker
home IN Eldora.
Mr.. Hoffman. superintendent at the
dredge.' slipped on an icy plank Sun
day afternoon and fell. fracturins
one of his ribs.
Elmer F. Biersborn returned home
Saturday from a three months west
ern trip,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-08

l.. G. Goodwin. Mrs. IsoeA Rich
son, Mrs. r. w. Burke and Miss
Gilmore. Burial was In Rlversiq,
In attendance at the funeral
two sons. J. r. and r. q. Welsh q
grandson. II. II. Welsh. Chicas
niece, Mrs. NJ. c. Cole. Omaha;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Elder and
A. l.. GroK, Boone: Mr.. and Mt
A. West, waterloo; J. l.. Glass. \
lam Barger and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wescott and Harvey Wescott. q
brook.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-08
HAVE LINE TO QUARRY.
County Prepared to Move Steam
Shovel to Rock VaIIey

The grade for the railway spur
from the main line of the NJ. & st.
l. railroad to the Rock Valley quarry
has been sufficiently completed TO
carry two or three cars to the quarry
for the transportation OF the steam
shovel 10 the workings on it's ar
rival.
Work. is progressing rapidly and it
viii he begun soon. The contract foi
lumber is to be let in day or two.
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worth while. Greater Than Fame
is no exception. for II offers her =
spiendid opportunity for the display
Of her talents. There are many big
moments" which she handles admir-
ably. Her supporting cast is an ex-
ceptionally strong one and includes
Walter McGrail and others OF equal
Importance.
Greater Than Fame" was written
by S. Jay Kaufman and is Miss
Hammerstein's second picture under
the Selznick banner.
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MAKING THE OATS
CROP PAY BETTER
IMPROVE CROP TO MAKE IT
PAY RETURN ON LAND
INVESTMENT.
PUT SEED IN EARLY AND
USE EARLY VARIETIES

Smut. Causing Widespread Loes An
nually in Iowa, May Be Ersdieated
Treatment for Smut-Sprayins
With Fornaidehyde Solution Most
Highly Recommended.
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liesnssd 70 Wed.

Raymond A. Brush. aged %.
Jennie f. Wilkinson. aged 10. /
of Chelsea. u .
Delbert v. Chance, aged IL, 9
Anthony. and Meta Glenny. aget
of Union. ~
Harry o. Wilkerson. aged "a
Edith Price, aged %. both Of
bion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-08

DR.. Graham. osteopath. Ma
temple.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
iHenry J. Catterall, Ministcr)

Henry J. Catterall, Minister)
Sunday School mt 10 n. m. We
have growing School and invite
you TO attend.
Morning Service and Sermon by
the Pastor at II n, m,-Subjeot,
transient Impressions"
Epworth League at $3.50 p. m,-
Leader Ted Long, and the subject
"a Worthwhile Life"
Sunday evening popular Scdvicc
in favor Of "Law Enforcement" at
in favor Of "Law ENFORCEMENT" Mt
the suggestion Of the Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue. The Mayor of
Arvnda, DR.. Russell, will speak from
the Offirinl's standpoint. Mr.. Camp
bell will speak on the Citizens
standpoint to Law Enforcement. and
the Pastor on the Church's attitude
TO Law and Order. Spcrinl music
and all are invited.
Mid-wcck service at the church on
Wednesday. ut 3 p. m.
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TOWN BOARD MEETING

The Town Board had very quiet
and unpretentious meeting last Mon
day night, with only four OF its num-
Der present ut roll-call, Gorich, .. n.
Evans, j. c. Munal, and r. u. i>eiso.
The mayor was out on a professional
call at Plainvicw, arriving atler aa-
journment, and +. G. Murchison was
reported sick. H. E. Madison, who
lives in Denver, is seldom present.
Mayor protein Gorich, occupied
the mayors chair, and the bills were
read and allowed.
Mr.. B0er, the park architect was
present with tho plans tor the Mcii-
voy park, work on which Will begin
as soon as the weather condltions
will permit. MIR. Beers plans are
very complete for the llrst years
work. ana il 1t Is all carried out, ar
vada will soon have one o. .ne oeau-
ty spots Of any town VI MS si4e. ~.
the first step, = water man .wo
shNhCn ui0utOkSAD VIII DG lnAu AAVAh
Grand View into the park lor irrl-
CATION purposes, smaller MANS lead
from it with the latest sprlnk,ng Anu
spraying apparatus. The plan Also
provides for groups OF shrubs, trees,
and various kinds OF shrubs and trees
an ornamental trees both IN and OUT
side the park. also walks. The cost
Of the trees, etc. 10 $894.OO. The
water mains, ETC., II $4,000.
While the board will wait till the
appropriations, which will include u
park fund, is made before ordering
the work to proceed in the mamie.
specified. they gave the contractor
authority to purchase the pipe be-
fore the price advances. The park
architect has construction company
In connection with his office, and
his contract when entered into with
the town guarantees that the work
laid out to be done will come within
the estimate.
The north end Of the park will be
watered from the irrigation ditch.
The street leading to the High
school building will eventually be
lined on both sides with weeping
willows, and with the soldiers drink
ing fountain or monument ut one
end and the beautiful school building
at tho other, will be veritablc
"Court Of Honor"
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GRANGE NOTES

s There will be no Grange Meeting
1t Clear Creek Grange tomorrow cv,
ening, January 16, owing to the fact
that majority of the Changers are
XoQdmen, including ,Hacticaiiy.'n1f
the officers, who want to go to Col.
den to the big oyster supper.
w. ]. Wertman, business agent for
the State Grange Mutual Insurance
Company, left today for Seibert.
Colorado, to write some insurance.
A new Grange was recently orgaized
there.
Stockholders in the Colorado State
Grange Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
are notified that the Company will
hold its regular annual meeting at
10 o'clock u. m. Monday, January
10, in the Fratcrnal Union Hall in
Denver, at which meeting three di-
rectors will be e,S.ted.
The State Gsdnge will be in sess-
ion in the maternal Union Hall, in
Denver, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
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NINTH ANNUAL CONVENTION
COLO. GOOD ROADS ASSOc'N

The Ninth Annual Meeting of the
Colorado Good Roads Association
will be held at the Albany Hotel in
Denver, Colorado, on Wednesday,
January 21st, 1920, at 10 o'clock a.
m. The time has arrived for the get
ting together of all the citizens in
terested in the good roads move
ment.
Every county, city and town in
the state should be represented.
Every delegation attending the
meeting will be given ample oppor-
tunity to be heard.
Load up your ideas, suggestions
and "kick" and bring them with you.
SO we can iron them out" and 20.
Its Roads We want"
This convention will be the most
important ever rc.a by the Good
Roads pc. ile If his State, in tn 4.
IL mus. be d.c..,' WIZ Their tn. a..
ISOLATION will support the resolution
passed by the last General Assembly
authorizing the issuance of $780,
100000 worth of bonds, which is to
be placed upon the ballot, November
next, Or whether the Association of
its own accord shall initiate an
amendment calling for bond issue
of 100000 to be used in the
building of our roads.
1t is proposed that this convention
shall be business meeting entirely
and practically all sessions will be
devoted to considering questions re-
lating to good roads matters. The
present indications are that this con-
vention will be attended by repre-
ssentatives from every section of tho
state. Already number Of local
persons Interested in good roads are
planning to be in Denver at the time
of this gatherig.
ROBT. H. HIGGINS.
President.
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v. R. c. INSTALL OFFICERS

The W. r. c. of Arvada No. IS,
held. their annual installation Of Of
ficers at their last meeting. Mrs.
Sadie Likens of Denver being the in
stalling officer, the following are in
stalled for the ensuing term:
President-Mrs. Lena Putnam.
Sen. -Pres.-Mrs. Kirkpatrick.
Jun. Vicc-Pres.-Mrs. Winnie New
comb.
Sccrctary-Mrs. A. l.. Davis.
Trcasurer-Mrs. f. b. Baxter.
Chaplin-Mrs A. s. Mills.
Conductor--Mrs. Margaret Alb
bolt.
Press Cor.-Mrs. II. NJ. Doughty.
Color Observation-Disclosures Bell.
Howe and Root.
At the last convention held ut Col
umbus, Ohio it WINS decided to cxten
the work of the W. X. G. that il
might include the Soldiers. Sailors
and Aviators who served our Gov
,rnmcnt in the World War. The W.
X. C. Of Arvada, therefore, extends
nm invitation to all ladies' who had
amy connection with our soldiers
to Join us ut this time and perpetu-
atc the good work for which we are
banded together.
HELEN NJ. DOUGHTY, Press Cor
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CRAIG COLONY CLUB MEETS

Craig Colony Club had u very in
tcrcsting and delightful meeting at
the home of Mrs. Chas. II. Beach on
Inst Tuesday afternoon. Notwith-
standing the very stormy weather,
~ members were present, and en-
joycd the cosiness Of Mrs. Bcnch's
pleasant home. shut in from the dis
agreeable weather outside. Old
fashioned songs were sung, and at
the proper time II delightful lunch
con wns served by the hostess. nssis
ted by Mrs. Widcmnn and daughter
Mrs. l.. NJ. Peoples.
Owing TO the adoption Of IA new
set Of bylaws the trcasurcr's office
which heretofore hns been combined
with the secretary, has been made in
dependent, Mrs. Gins. McF'sddcn be-
ing duly elected 10 iii the sccrc
tary's office. and Mrs. r. &. Hurs,
WAX elected treasurer. Tuesday after
noon.
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MRS. Nc ILVOY RESCUED
FROM FREEZING TO DEATH

Marshal Townsley called on Mrs.
McIlvoy on one of the cold mornings
last week, and found her badly chill
ed from lack of proper heat. He inn
mediately got a good fire started
and called DR.. Russell, who admin
istered to her and soon had her in
"a more comfortable condition. An
attendant was secured and will be in
close attention to her needs thru the
winter. There has been some talk
of having conservator appointed
owing to the fact that Mrs. Mcllvoy
has become in way, public care,
while not financial liability. She
has plenty of means of course, to pay
for the best of care, but the great
difficulty seems to ba TO get the ar
rangement made that will be salts.
factory all around.
n Her nephew, Thomas Brown of
Denver has been out to see her and
has in mind some legal steps to take
regarding her property interests.
and to see that proper arrangements
Gan be made for her keep. The
Town Board has done everything it
could possibly do in looking af' e
haf physical needs, but of course,
there is no compulsion, nor no un-
Outstanding that this must be a per-
mAent arrangement. Whatever is
done in the way of financial aid on
the part of the Town will become n
liability against the estate, of course.
regardless of the fact that she har
been great benefactor TO the
Town. or course Mrs. Mcllvoy is
not looking for charity from the peo-
pie or the Town, and does not need
B, but she does need someone to be
with her and wait on her in her fee
bic and aged condition. Steps to dc
this legally will probably be taken.
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MRS. HARRY L. BATES DEAD

Mrs. Harry l.. Bates died In the
Park Avenue hospital Friday. Jan
uary 9th, after undergoing two Or
crations in the hope Of saving he
life. She hns been In poor health
for the past two years. but not until
about six weeks ago did her condi-
ton become alarming.
The immediate cause Of death IN
believed to have been an acute nv
tack Of appendicitis, while injuries
received in nm automobile accident
may have contributed to her untime-
ly death. The accident occurred In
Texas, n little over nix weeks ago,
where she went in company with her
daughter, Alice, who was married 10
Mr.. Chns. Flyr Of Stratford, Texas.
While riding in an automobile the
car in some nunner overturned, and
Mrs. Bates sustained internal injur-
ics. She WAS able, however. 10 re-
turn home. and was no badly injured
that IL was found necessary TO opsr-
ate on her.
The funerxl was held ut Olingsr's
Monday afternoon 1t o'clock. and
intcrmcnt took place In Arvada Gem
,tcry. A large concourse Of sorrow
ny friends was in attendance.
Mrs. Bates. who wax ~ years old.
WINS formerly Miss Laura Sherrick,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. 4.
Shcrrick Of Denver, formerly OF
Golden. where she was born. She
wns married in 1902. to Harry l..
Bates. a well TO do farmer Of Sem
per. 70 them WAS born eight chill
dren. all of whom with her husband
Survive her. They are Alice. now
Mrs. Flyr. Harry Jr, Frances. Della.
Ada, Grace, Margaret and Ethel. the
baby Of I8 months.
The sympathy Of the entire COM
munity goes out TO tho bercavsd
family.
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Items Local and Personal

They're off-or that is they will
be Friday evening, January lG, from
Barth hall at 7:SO prompt. This
does not mean 7:45 nor 8 o'clock,
Neighbors, but promptly at 1880, as
they are due in Golden at 8 O'clock
There will be plenty of cars to take
everyone of the Neighbors who will
be there on time, provided the wea-
Their is fit, and if not, then special
train on the Tramway will be IN
waiting. A big time is in store Tor
US, Neighbors, so be sure and go.
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JUDGE JOHNSON HANDS down.
/ IMPORTANT DECISION

Judge Samuel w. Johnson of the
District Court sitting in Brighton on
Tuesday, handed down decision of
Statewide importance in suit in
volving the rights of farmers in Adj
ans county to the abandoned right
of way of the dismantled Laramie
railroad.
Following the sale of the Denver
and Northwestern raisroas under y
foreclosure, the movable property
was junked and the attempt was alp
made to dispose of the right of way.
Several of the farmers purchased the
land back, but a large number OF the
refused to do SO and employed for-
mer Judge Harry S. Class and B. A,
Gates to protect their interests.
These attorneys brought suit to quiet
title, and the case was tried several
weeks ago, when Judge johnson
took the matter under advisement,
The decision affects a strip of land
leading from Denver thru Weld and
Larimer counties to the Wyoming
ljne. The suit was brought in
the nature of "test case" and the
claim was made that the use for the
land had ended when the railroad
was abandoned, and that it should
revert to the owners thru whose
lands the right of way had been. con-
demned. The court sustained the
contention and ruled that no PERSON
or corporation can use the right OF
.eminH domain, except for public
purpose. If the law were otherwise
one might purchase a farm 100 feet
wide and half mile long thru the
heart of another mans farm or it
could be used in various ways not
contemplated in the right to con-
denim property r.
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Arvaoa Frssnytertan Chureh
Bible School at 9:45 a. m.
Service for Worship and Prearh-
ing of tho Word at II. N
Evening Gospel Service at 1880.
Mid-week service for Bible Study
and prayer, Wednesday at 1880 p.
The noralas theme viii S. "Xb-
raham and Lot" or Spirituality VS..
Sensuality." Gen. Is. In the eve
mig the Pastor will speak on IAN An
swer Required, Gen. 24:49.
The Bible Glasses for the. week
will meet in the following places:
Tuesday, Jan. 90. at Lake Station,
with Mrs. Balm. Wednesday, Jan.
Fl, at Afvada in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. F. s. Bobb. Thursday, Jan
90, at Ralston Church. Friady, d.
%, at Griffith Station ut the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Plattner.
The Lesson for the week will be
1.-THE FALL" Gen. 8.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all to these services and Bible
Classes.
Clinton Reed, Minister.
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JORDAN SELLS nfs FARM

Mr.. c. w. Jordan has sold his in
terest in the forty acre farm, near
No. 6 school house, which he has oc-
cupicd for the past ten years. and
in a few weeks will move TO N Drth
Denver to live. He and his mother,
however, will make IA visit to Arizo'
ma and California before settling
down to live permanently.
Mr.. Jordan has many friends IN
this vicinity who will be sorry to sec
him move way. Tho farm he has re-
Gently sold is one Of the most pro-
ductive in this section.
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GRIFFITH NOTES

A number Of Griffith people at
tended the funeral OF Russell Wingo
aged 22. n brother Of Mrs. Chns. II.
Davis, which took place Wednesday.
Miss Viola Hampton will resume
Ter school duties ut CRrb0ndalc, FRI
day, having recovered from her re-
sent operation.
Mr.. and Mrp. SchAffer and daugh-
ter Of West College Avenue. leave
the 9th, for San Francisco, to re.
side.
MS. Barber has recovered from
her recent illness.
Mrs. Musscr entertained the s. NJ.
club last Saturday st lunch. Mrs.
Cochran and Mrs. Mills of Denver
were In attendance.
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Nr. Roy stnlcy. the popular cash

<Mr. Roy Stnlcy. the popular cash
ior "a The First National Bank. IN
now registered among the bcnedicts.
having slipped one over on his many
friends and quietly stole away and
rot married In Denver. Wednesday
afternoon. He was so quiet about Il
TINT ho almost missed getting his
name in the paper. The young lad
les tamc WINS Miss Marie l.. Hochen.
aucr Of Pueblo. The happy pair are
whiting In Sterling for . few days.
and will return 10 Denver 10 begin
housc keeping.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-15

Judging from the poll taken Of
various universities, So in number,
upon the ratification of the peace
treaty, vast majority of the stud
ents believe in the league of Nations
as necessity to lasting peace, and
rather than delay matters they urge
that some compromises be made.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-15

z Mrs. J. M. Price was taken to St.
Lukss hospital Wednesday evening
and underwent an operation at 1890
this morning. No word as to her
her condition since the operation,
has been received.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-15

MIR. Marshal, the field man for
the Great Western Sugar Company,
has moved into the house on West
First street, recently vacated by w.
H. Robinson.
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The schools are having their ex-
aminations this week.

Mrs. T. s. Knapp, reports that she
has rented Mrs. G. S. Scott's furn-
ished house on West First street, to
Mr.. Dewitt of Denver, who works at
the Brick plant.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-15

Miss Helen Townsley returned to
her school duties today, Thursday
after being absent about a week on
account Of sickness.
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There will be Vaudeville Show
and Dance at Fremont Grange hall
Saturday night, January 18th, 1920.
to which you arr invited. Admission
to show Is cents. Dance, rs cents.
Six Vaudeville acts, all first-class,
clean, and something you will enjoy,
the managers say.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-15

~. H. Twyman, who some time
ago, bought G. s. Scott's blacksmith
shop, has gone to Simerone, New
Mexico. where he will be Joined by
his wife Iater.A Mr.. Scott has leased
the shop to Nicholas Keller. who will
no doubt, carry on the blacksmithing
business satisfactory to the many
patrons Of the shop.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-15

FOR SALE-Good COW, giving
about a gallon of milk at milk
ing now, will be fresh in about two
months. ]. F. Beck, Phon, Arvada
3O9-J. p. o. Box 28l. Slip
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Christian Science Service.

Christian Science Services are held
Sunday morning mt West First and
Adelaide Streets. Mt II o'clock
Sunday School Mt $3.50.
Subject. Life"
Wednesday evening meetings n, 8
o'clock. All mr.. welcome.
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Raiston Presbyterian Church

Bible School at 2.i5 p. IN.
Service Worship and Preaching Of
the Word at 3.
Come. and welcome. to these com
services.
Clinton Reed, Minister.
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= Claude White has purchased 4
limousine top for his Ford car and
proposes to ride in comfort in future
and style rs well.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-15

ECentral City High School will play
Arvada Basketball teams on the local
floor Friday night, and fine game
is anticipated.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-15

l.. r. Rogers Of Denver View was
\ business visitor In Arvndn Monday.
including the Entcrpriss In his call.
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Daplist Church Notes
0:l5 n. m.-Sunday School.

O:4b \. m.-Sunday School.
II n. m.-PreachinR, 49,
Morning Subject. "God Chasten-
ing His Children"
6:30-B. Y. p. u.
7:30 p. N. Sermon -As
Evening Subject. IA Picture Of
tho Sympathetic Saviour"
Meeting for prayer and Bible stu
dy, Wednesday evening ut 7:3O.
W. A. Pipkin, Pastor.
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Miss Elizabeth Van Voorhis spent
the week end visiting with friends in
pos,la>r
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-15

The Maccabees had big doinRs At
Barth Hall Monday night, with an
oyster supper and = good time In
general.
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Miss Helen Townsley had the mis-.
fortune Of losing her hand purse .
day or no ago. and would like to ret
II back.
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A friendly letter from Simon d.
Murrs. from KanSsn City. Mo-. re-
ports him ~ having finished the sut.
omobiis school he was attending In
fine shape. and that hs has returned
10 his home at Gisnvil. Nebraska.