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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-08

Curtai1 Goods in voiles and scrims,
specially priced in this sale to aEa
go at ...... .......... WV
36-inch Curtain Scrims in assorted
patterns. very good values, to go in
the Mill End Sale AQa
36-inch Wool Serge. blue only, reg
ular $500 kind. in the Big Coz
Mill End Sale at ........ OOS
36-inch Wool Plaids, in assorted
patterns. regular $I.25 kind. 0E0
in the Mill End Sale. .... wv
36-inch Fancy Striped Shifting. the
regular $l.00 kind, going in EQA
the Mill End Sale at ~ V0C
36-inch Fancy Checked Suiting, an
extra good bargain for the A0a
Big Mill End Sale at . &SG
40-inch White Voiles, the regular
soc kind, placed in the Mill 90A
End Sale at ..... OOC
Womens Isle Hose. colors are
brown or white. to go in the 20a
Mill End Sale at ........ OVG
40-inch White Batiste. regular 39c
kind, to be sold quickly in the 90a
Mill End Sale at .. G0C
40-inch White Lawns. specially
priced for quick removal in De-
the Mill End Sale at ....... 0OC
40-inch White India Linen. the
regular soc kind. to be sold CO.
during the Mill End Sale at. t.. S0C
100 plain Plaid Blankets, assorted
colors, regular $3.50 kind. "a Or
in the Mill End Sale at. 1G.0O
RomPer Cloth, assorted patterns.
regular SOC kind. in the Mill On
End Sale at ......... 50C
36-inch Percales, in light and dark
colors, to go in the Mill End o.
Sale at ..... GOG
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07
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y sainsaimss hlukssd,
Bot ! liks 10 mad ~ pages sss. l
read Il ssesy word.
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twill dHw axAy lths isswa
last 70 rbad Tho EiEtle psp%r iYom
my Oid Hcns To~a.
! IIks 10 rand IA tAass ! hasw ig
days II long ago;
4 | like 10 knoS shat's hspDsising TO
Me. 80 and So.
No Dasisr what ry spirits ass, II
thsy hs W or down.
I | 1.-The 10 rad the pApsr IRON my
Old Hoass Ta~n.
] am soias bach soma day 10 eco
ths talk l lsis behind:
| l wsst 70 sse the places that still
lingsr In ny mind.
Twill alWays BE- the came 10 Ias.
no matter whsss | roam:
The town | lsit when bun 4 boy
will siwavs seem like home.
Mex. 10 soinf back sssin. The
thins that 10 most near
IL the lil,Is weekly psper; II always
brings me cheer.
No. no mal.sf shat ny troubles. II
they b. W " down.
| always like the paper from my
Old Home Town.
Send IL to ms every week. 40 mat.
ter THAT the cost;
II tntss 4 copy, ! ie~l sheses
something lost.
| want 10 get II regular. whereer !!
''s chance 10 roam Y ~
The lit.is weekly paper from the
town ! once called home.
George X. AlsxsndsG
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07

Nj, and Mrs, Charley sanksi
gave . singing Snsday night. A
large crowd was present and niee
time vas reported by all.
Mr., and Mrs. J. NJ. Grow wers
the xueses ot T. d Grow Sunday.
Missss Amy Nelson and Hattys
Sankes were the guests oi Misses
vessie and Ora NcClur. Sunday.
frankie Watson. Of Geosetewn.
Texas, Ia visiting HE aunt Mrs.
Jss Slider.
Delb<st Goedsn. The 6.wsr-oid
con Of Mr.. and Nm. D. q. luther,
Who has been quite sick. " are
glad to IMPORT improving,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07
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MINI Sails Casollns Fsrgusor
disd a ths hcaps ii Der brcthsf.
Mi. hi ID. yuseasoa, a vsaiissf.
GnA Was b0m June &, 1854 do.
pxrssd ibis liis APRIL n. is50, sxs
5J yeefs. 10 months and 10 days.
ehs had.bsSn Ia taiiins haaitb
ics sOans Tune end bore hAr sntiss-
inss patisniiy.
VIE frs~ mpe.i wprys On Monday
before her death, add suffered
iutsnssiy NATL .h~ and came.
Mrs Saliis Was very quiet and
losabls character, issying many
lYisnds u wsll 20 Iavsd oasa 10
nsoutn hsr loss. Hhs toid slsoss
around hsr bsdsids thai shs wss
rsady and willing 10 20. this should
be . comfort 70 those who Iovsd
her 10 dearly,
faassal services we're conducted
d tbs rssidsncs d JGs0 FRIDAY
morning by Rev. Justice and vas
Aisssdsd BIZ large number oi
friends and aceusinianes4 alter
which her body Vas laid 10 rest in
the Ferguson graveyard nsar Leath.
sswood.
Hhs Ii survived hv the following
broshsss and sistsrE ". d. Fssgu.
son III vaniess. with whom che
made hss home. n ". and Jobn
Fssxssoa III Hlsyden. Mrs. Lora
Powers NssAsills, Mrs. Nancy
Hayes and Mw Matte Bro WING
81 Hlaydsn.
The family has the sincere sym
pAthy 81 = large circle Vi friends,
4 FRiEND.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07

Eysfyoas should do oil be can 4
provide ior bis family and 10 osdsl
10 do this bs must keep bis physl
cal systea IN the best condition
possible. No one can reasonably
hope 10 do much when hs 10 hsli
siok 4 good share oi the time. II
you are oonssipatsd. bilious OF
troubled with indigestion get 4
pAekaas d Chamberlsin's Tablet,
and follow the plain printed direc-
tions, and .cu will soon be feeling
alright and able to do 4 day 3 work
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07

| will awe Ten Dollars Reward
for Information leading 10 the Ars~s,
aud conviction 81 party or psrtie~
who tore down my wire isnce and
destroyed the No Trespss# s;gns.
WIN. II. Rogers
X. Y. d. 4 Dicknon.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07
Ahsss khssnsiisn.

People are lsafsisg that I, ia
emily sssss oi time end tna&v 10
isis medicine iassrnaIiy fos strunic
SAD mn~culss rh<umssism and
shout sissty-ni0s osi NJ ! bur,tised
cases sys nor ~ tb< rth@s oi shsse
yaritass. Al thss h really pec4ssssy
- ancsA relief 10 to sppiy ehsn.
bslain's Inimscs freely. Try h.
Il essss bus 30 cenis pr both.
'fuys ~ % cUzlp.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07
MANY WOMEN USE
elycEMnE MIXTURE

Dickson women will be surprised
at the INSTANT pleasant action Of
simple sIvcsrins, buckthorn bark
ect.. ~ mixed In Adler i.ka. One
spoonful relieves ANY CASE gas
on stomach or sour stomach. be.
cause Adslsr'i.ka acts on BOTH
upper and lower bowel II often
cures constipation and prevsats ap'
pendicitis, One lady reports hes.
cell CURED of bad cass Of bows.
trouble sod constipation.
Clemore Pharmacy,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07

WANTgD-Meu. OF women 70
take ocders amo0s friends and
|neixhboss Tor ths genuine SuAran-
tesd hosissv. isll lines !u men,
women and children. Eiininates
dssains. We pay a0ets. ., hour
for spsfe time o. ~ tos fui time.
kxperseucs unnecessary. Write
International StHting Mill. Morris
town. Pa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07

Esrsy to bed and early to r,.p
mases q man hessshy weakly and
siss. In these days. hsAI,h 10
about oil that 10 left 10 nan sisss
keeping to this psusrau.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07

FUR SAI.K-Oue horse wagon
ssrood-Asnd: in taifiy good shape
For further information rec Rexsrs
and Boyte. Dieksoe-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07
Young Woman
Are You Satisfied

Do you long for . life
other than you now live,
a career OF interesting, ac-
tive, noble endeavor!
Consider becoming a
trained nurse. Humanity
needs and will pay for this
service more now than at
any previous time. YOU
can become 4 nurse with
out any expense and earn
your living while in train.
ing.
Sesd fsr osr book. THE PRO.
FRSSIONAL NURSE. Htiis
ysx Asw.
prolgStsat llospitsl Trsiaias
Schoel for NurSeS
Nashville. Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07

s&Ists y'osss fires sss-
sxsrdsn1 10 sh~ fssa.fs
tAsy hsss ~ fssssi
In ssnssy ~ hi!iy sxsas.
try. whsrrsss The Fssaa
l. st,t 10 be heavy The
U. s. Ncbty,
Fer ssvtinasy sxamssy
rsas<ss--T Thu u. VI. chAsm
sx uscn.
For isont ~h~ais~~ TAs
u. q Plain.
Fer best resuiss-~
ersrswhsrs-~u. q.
Royal Ce~sA
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-08
Subscribe for The Enterprisc.
NEW YEARS WEDDING

On New Years evening, at the
home Of the Rev. cambridge in Den.
yer, occurred the marriage Of Miss
Minnie Richter, Of Arvada, to Mr..
Floyd Moore, . young travelling man
Of Denver. The ceremony was per
formed in the presence Of Mr.. an
Mrs. Bert Brush, sister and brother
in-law Of the groom, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Jorgiens.
The happy couple will make their
home in Arvada for the present,
Mrs. Moore has been living with her
brother, Edward Richter, since the
death Of his wife year or more ar
The groom travels for the Carpen-
ter 4 Liebhardt Commission Co. Of
Denver, which responsible position
he has held for several years.
The bride, until recently, has been
in the employ Of the Mountain
States Telephone Company in Dem
yer, and being an Arvada girl from
early childhood, has many friends to
wish her much happiness in her new
relations.
They will live in Denver Is soon
n suitable apartments can be had.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-08
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
REORGANIZE BOARD

The Board of County Commission
ers met Monday and TUESDAY Of TINS
week and it beng .ner iirst anhua.
meeting, perfected rneir orsan.-.A-
ton for the ensuing year, ana iixeu
the salaries of the aepuIy oIiiciais
and the regular clerks and stenog-
rapher's in the various offices, also
the salaries of the court house Juni-
tor and the manager Of the County
Poor Farm.
As a result of the REIMBURSEMENT OF
the salaries, the deputy clerk, depu-
ty assessor, and deputy trcasurer,
will receive $l,700 per year, instead
of $1,000, US heretofore; tho regular
clerks, in the various offices about
the court house will receive $500;
the County aattorney will receive
$500; the janitor 500; Manager OF
the County Poor Farm, 800, per
month.
In the reorganization Of the Board
Of County Commissioners, MIR. Gus
A. johnson, who has been chairman
since the Democratic majority on the
Board has prevailed, stepped aside
and passed the honor on to Mr.. ]. r.
Cruise, who will assume the respons-
Utilities of that position, no doubt
with pardonable pride, and also with
capable and conservative admins
tratiOn. Mr.. johnson has served in
that capacity in most efficient
manner which has commanded the
respect, if not always the unquall-
fled approval of all. As all know Il
man in that position can not pleas.
all, noS would he DO doing tho right
thing toward the people as Who'll.
If he attempted to please all. How.
sver, many Of those who dit
Mr.. Johnson politically, will say h,
has made splendid Official, and l..
strictly honest
OF his office, and Us fair minded az
the average citizen. He has use.
good Judgment and has always stood
out for the protection Of the tax
payers interests AZ against any out
side influences to the contrary.
In retiring from the position Of
chairman. Mr.. johnson carries with
him the thanks and appreciation Of
hundreds of Jefferson County clti-
zens who have had business dealing
directly with the Board.
In response to n road petition the
commissioners agreed to view the
proposed road.
The jurors were selected.
The Arvada Enterprise was again
designated AZ the County Official
paper, for the year 1920.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-08
LCRlcULTURE TO DE- TAUGHT
IN THE ARMADA SCHOOLS

Arvads High School Ii still schiev-
ing greatness. under the supervision
Of Prof. Wheatlsy. and has now btsn
admitted to the rather narrow circle
Of Smith-Hughes schools. which COM
prises only about fifteen schools In
the state, and provides that Arvada
High School will add another course
to It's curriculum next year, TINT of
Agriculture.
The Smith-HuGhss bill provides
for u fund TO pay ons-half Of the
instructors salary.
Arrangements are being made by
the board 10 add this department 1t
tho beginning Of the next school year
and II is one that should 10 much
appreciated In this community.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-08
FAMILY PUZZLED OVER WAR
RECORD OF DEATH OF BOY

Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Strecter of
Berkeley, were Arvada visitors Sat
urday, having returned from a fine
visit spending Thanksgiving with rel
ativcs inOmaha and Christmas with
Mrs. Strecters' brother ut Eldorado
Springs. Missouri She had visit,
also, with one brother she hnd not
seen for thirty-thrce years. Mrs.
Streeter reports one Of the many ne
cuiiar incidents of the war In con-
nection with one Of her ncphcwa. A
Government notice Of his death in
hospital reached the boys father
on Christmas eve. last year. and the
the boy'Gclothcs and belongings were
sent home. also ~" insurance money
was being paid TO the beneficiary /;
strange ms II may seem, on the iath
OF December this ycnr. the father re-
ccivcd IA postal card, postmnrkcd ut
Jacksonville. Floridn. apparently In
the young w"r'g own handwriting,
tcIllnr him he wns alright nnd would
soon return home. The Young man
WINS John Shcplcy. his fathers name
being George Shcplcy. who now re-
sides in Kansas City. Missouri. The
family is greatly puzzled over the
peculiar circumstances surrounding
tho cnsc. md thoro investigation
Inns been instigntcd. in the hope Of
finding the boy alive.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-08
COMMUNITY CLUE HAS AN
INTERESTING Meeting

The Arvada Community CLUB had
quite an interesting mserlng in the
barth hall MONDAY sv tang. there
being good attendance and mucn
interest manifested.
A large number Of new members
has been added, and the club, having
outgrown the City hall. has decidsd
to hold its meetings IN Barth hall to
co..tlnue until further notice.
The membership committee. conf
posed Of X. L. Newton, Il. Y. Graves
and Roy A. Pierce, announced
that prize Of 26 per cent would
be allowed on each application to IN
duce the inombers to get busy and
make the club grow. Z.
Senator Wesley su.lsy. chairman
Of the road committee, reported that
|the committee had had y spsciul NJ
terview with the county Uo...m.ss.o.-
ers, also with the mayor ana purN
board Of Denver. IN an effort to save
the federal appropriation, and to In
sure the building Of the ArvauR-l. /,
liver road. He said he could not ~
that much progress A..u ., ~ .i,a..u.
Mr.. White also member oil the
committee, reported and expressed
a hope that some desperate effort
would be made to ave this money
in sight for Jefferson County rosas,
and thought we should not take too
narrow view Of the matter, ~ II
the proposed mountain roads were
built, 1t would not only b . big AZ
vertisement for Jefferson County,
but would bring investments In fine
summer homes along these highways
which would In turn partially repay
the County in taxss.
TIE fact u. there was longing
among the members for the Arvada
road in particular, and the hope that
some means might b brought about
to obtain the federal money. Some
were even willing 70 20 the limit as
far as bonding the county u con-
cerned. arguing that We must not re.
fuse the federal aid under any cir
cumstances for fear Of never being
able to got In line for II again. No
one, however. seemed to have any
idea Of . plan 49, hid be wo,' I'd
out successfully to meet Tie require
ments made by the State Highway
Commission. and unless they rsccds
somewhat at least, from their posi-
ton or else Denver intercedes In
some effective way. We mors than
likely are hopelcssly lost.
Mr.. J. F. White, chairman Of the
committee on the sugar faetory for
Arvada, reported some interesting
details in the right direction, but no
definite thing In sight ~ yet.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-08
FRIDAY NIGHT, THE NIGHT
OF peeoATS. FOR THE w. o. W

Friady night, December 10, will
be the night of nights for Arvada
Camp W. o. W. No. GG. and 70 fur
= VIC have heard, ali the Ne.
are whstting their appetites for
the big oyster supper in s.osc
them At Nc expense Of the Golden
Camp. It will bc hungry aggrcgn-
ton. some two hundred strong. IL all
living In the jurisdiction 40. but Is
they have been hosts of the Golden
boys before. they entertain no fears
for the satisfaction Of the !
on that octR sion.
Tho wssshsr permitting. the boys
will march on Golden In flivvers and
automobiles. Otherwise by trolley.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-08
MRS. AURELIA BECK DEAD

Mrs. Aurelia Beck, . resident OF
Arvsda and vicinity tor the past ~
years, passed away At her home east
Of Arvada 2 o'clock p. M, rr,usy,
January End, 1920. She had been
10 sufferer Of diabetes for q number
Of years. but heart disease was the
immediate cause Of her death.
She was born in Buffalo. New
York. on July goth. 1850. her
parents being Catherine Nickel
Howard and Nelson Howard. She
was married to Mr.. J. F. Beck in
Watsrville, Kansas, September IL.
1875.
Mrs. Beck was the mother Of sew.
en- children, two Of them preceding
her to that heavenly home, one, a
daughter in infancy, end another
daughter, . faithful worker In the
Salvation Army, answered tho Mas.
tsr's call just ten months ago. and It
cast shadow upon the loving moth
er's heart from which she never
seemed to emerge. Mrs. Beck was
. firm believer in tho true and liv.
Ing God. and found great comfort In
serving Him. She was Of q quiet
nature and her love for her home
and family was q great devotion.
The funeral services were held a,
OlinRer's Tuesday, January O. at I
p. m. II was her request that her
son.in-law. Comhnandnnt Alex Pitt
Of the Salvation Army. and Rev. J.
White Of Arvaia. have charge Of the
services.
They both spoke beautiful word,
Of comfort md sympathy 10 the he.
fssved ones. The intermcnt took
place at Paramount.
She leaves besides her husband
70 mourn her loss. three sons. Myron
Floyd and Chns.. and two daughters
Miss Hazel, and Mrs. A. f.. echp""
and two aged sistsrx and three AGED
brotbsfs living Ia ~ Bsss.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-08

The Parsnt-Tcachcrs Association
will meet In the Ath grade room nj
the High School building. Wcdncs.
day. January 18th. at 3 o'clock y. m.
DIR. Doles and Miss Anne johnson,
Of Denver. will speak on Child wei
fare work.
Tho executive committee of the
association will meet nj the High
school building At 2 o'clock Of the
Same day.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-08

Miss Helen Lower entertained her
former classmates at her home on
New Years evening, with delight
full card party. The fore part of the
evening was spent at cards, after
which light refreshments were serv-
ed, and the remainder of the even
ing was devoted to dancing. Those
present were Misses Townsley, Camp
bell, Desch, Bishop, Evans, Miner;
Messrs. Secrcst, Miner, Lineburger
Christian, Wagner, O'Brieh, Smith
and Buck.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-08
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

On New Years Dry. A. d. n.
Rogers. more popularity known a.
Mae" celebrated his "umty- umth"
birthday. and on New Years eve .
jolly crowd Of hi. friends. nsighbors
and relatives came In and surprised
him. bringing baskets filled with
enough goodies 10 feed small army
and helped him watch the old year
out and tho new year In. Those
present were Mr.. and Mn. Fred
Jump and daughter and Mr.. Griffith,
u ncighbor Of Mr.. Jumps on West
RalSton. Mr.. and Mrs. Elwin Camp.
bell Of Denver. Mr.. and Mn. Al Bel
gin and Mr.. Rufus Belgin and son
Dale. also Mr.. and Mrs. Schroeds
and children.
A. Nh early morning hour. the
guests departed. wishing their host
many moro such happy occasions.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-08
COUNTY AGENT SEES GREAT
POSSIBILITIES IN JEFFERSON

County Agent McGsskell Of Cold
On, was in attendance ut the Commu-
nifty Club meeting. and made . short
talk upon the purposes Of the farm.
ing and dairy interests Of the county
which are forming organizations to
perfect better conditions In the var
ious lines Of endeavor. The Farm
ers' Bureau, Of which Hiram A..
Brown of Arvads is the chairman, is
and Federal Organisations. and at =
meeting In Golden last Saturday,
Mr.. Brown was elected delegate to
4 meeting of the State Farmers' Blu
reau Organizations in Fort Collins. to
consider the advisability Of joining
the American Federation Of Farmers
Bureaus.
Mr.. McGaskcll seems to be pretty
much Of q fellow, and is thoroly In
sympathy with the work he is engag.
cd In. He came to Jefferson County
only a few months ago, and says he
Ii very favorably impressed with the
opportunities afforded for develop
ment In the lines Of dsxying. farm-
Ing and fruit and truck raising
In the county.
He was somewhat surprised to
find thnt there are already about
forty growers Of pure bred stock In
the county. and tkat they are all
favorable toward perfecting organ
ixations for maintaining higher
standard In their different under
takines.
lie believes that the Introduction
Of q larger percentage Of Minnesota
No. IL corn into the county would
result In most satisfactory yields and
would probably revolutionixe the
corn production In the county. He
says that corn In being rsised In Boul
der county by the adoption Of this
Minnesota seed. and thst Il has be-
come very profitable crop for Col
oado.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-08

Mr.. and Mrs. William Seckington
the latter a brother of Mrs. w. E.
Peterson, and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sawdy, Of Longmont were Sunday
guests Of the Peterson family on w.
LIST street.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-08

Otto Keller is again in the hospital
having found it necessary to under
go another operation on his jawbone
which has been giving him so much
trouble the past year.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-08
ODD FELLOWS INSTALL 4
NEW OFFICERS FOR TERM

The Arvada Lodge of the indie
pendent Order of Odd Fellows No.
las, installed its newly elected Off
GERS for the ensuing term under very
pleasing and impressive circum-
stances last Saturday night in Barth
hall
s, As had been announced, the in
stallation ceremonies were to take
place following a seven o'clock sup
per served In the hall dining room.
All brothers had been officially no.
titled and warned not to eat supper
1t home, but to come directly to the
hall-and most of them obeyed tho
mandate to an alarming degree.
The feed committee, composed of
J. A. Hogan, G. c. Townsley, and
Harry Nc Enterfer (chcf), f. P.
Graves, Homer Evans and Chas. Ben
nett, were equal to the occasion and
Mad banquet fit for king. The
menu consisted of roast pork,
potatoes, gravy, sweet potatoes. eel
cry, coffee, steamed pudding and at
the end perfectly good cigars were
passed. I
Mr., McEnterfer is an experienced
chef Oh magnificent consequence,
and Mrs.\C. C. Towrsley contributed
the pudding. which was greatly en-
joyed, and helped in the serving, win
ming both praise, and gratitude from
the hungry aggregation.
The meal took q little more TIL
an hours time, and the installation
ceremonies began promptly at $3.50
with Ira Kirkpatrick acting MS Dep
Auty Grand Master, to relieve. the
newly appointed Deputy Grand Mas
ter C. v. Jackson, whose arduous du-
ties ~ secretary made it impossible
for him to be prepared. Pearl Jump
was District Deputy Grand Warden
|E. L. Nswcomb. Vice Grand, Chas
Bennett Secretary, R. R. Rodda ms
Treasurer and Thos. Russell Inside
and q. P. Graves, Outside Guardians
The elective officers installed
unAn~s
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-08

Mike Keller, Roy Main and Clar-
ence O'Rourke, who have been en-
ployed recently by the parties who
are leasing the Imperial Mining Co.
lease, above Georgetown, were home
spending New Years. They report
things looking favorable for big
output on this claim in the near fu-
ture. Mr.. ]. J. Weber is interest
ed in this property.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-08

DanWhits. the plastering and &C..
ment contractor. has purchased an
Oakland five passenger car.
Some Of d. F. Cahills customers
have been kidding" him about his
advertisement In last weeks Enter
prise. much 70 his embarrassment ~
the I'D did read rather odd-thru no
fault Of his, however, but o! the prin.
ter. who inadvertently lifted out .
line after Il had been set and failed
TO put Il back. Such errors should
not occur Of course, and we trust Mr..
Cshill will accept our apology. In
order that ne may he vindicstr,l. the
cosr-cted al appears this week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-08

LOST-Gold watch, closed face, on
Wadsworth Ave, north of Arvada, on
We'd, Dec. 81, at irrigating bridge
on Weaver hill. Reward. G. C. Mey-
er, lineman, 1175 Usage st. Denver.