The Arvada enterprise., 1920-08-05
pbout $4,000 more.

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Gordon Hutchings met with near
serious accident Friday while driving
the Hutchings- car. down Secrest hill.
The steering gear failed to function.
properly and as the car reached the
bridge across RaIston creek it turne,
from it, course suddenly and ran
against the banister Of the. bridge
which fortunately held the car from
capsizing into the creek. The fender
was considerably crumpeld up. 4
The Ladiss' Ala Seeisty u ~ n.
E. church will give . Hsns Tals.t
play entitled Mrs. Jsnkins' Brilliant
Iisa," At the church Tussd.y even
ias, August 10Th. Admission 2sS.
All proceeds for LEGAL church.
The Craig Colony Club will have
their annual picnic At Berkeley
Park, Thursday, August IL. Lunch
81 IL o'clock, standard time, all mem
bers invited.
H. w. Brown Of Stocks Avenue is
entertaining his father who arrived
couple Of weeks ago, and together
they are building a back porch to the
hoyse
tI>Ounday's Denver papers contained
announcements by Mrs. A. B. Cc:s
Of the engagement Of her daughter
Kathryn to Ray E. Cannon Of Deer
Lodge, Montana.
E. J. Arnold has but recently re-
covered from the serious injuries he
received while working in a machine
shop in Denver which laid him up for
eleven months.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Ar
vada Catholic church met with Mrs.
Martin Klumker Tuesday afternoon.
Rex B. Yeagsr and family. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Moore Of Denver,
Mrs. Tesssy Churches Of Salida, Mrs
Stella Durkini, Danvills, MS, and
Miss Martha Smith of Indiana. were
guests Of Mrs. Jane Ysagsr for dim
ner Sunday. Il
Mrs. Chas. H. Beach returned the
latter part Of last week from an e.
tended visit to Tacoma and Seattle,
Warrington. where she had . fine
visit with her brother, She was very
much pleased with Washington and
tho coast where she visited, also tax
ing = delightful ocean voyage.
Albert Rscht returned suSday az,
ter q months vacation In IL noun
tains at Tollard. where h. caught q
large number Of fine trout. 4
". H. Kaler has decided to con-
fine himself to spscialtiss rather
than notions In the fstnss. He has
the famous Racine Hosiery and
Stocking feet, Hoffman Laundry
Tablets. which he carries in stock. !
also the Harper's brushes and conf
bination mop, which he finds very
ready sale for owing to their use
fulness In the home. saving the wc-
men many steps and hours of work. |
He is also authorized agent for The |
krvada Enterprise.
Mrs. Stella Durkin of Danville,
Illinois. and her little son Robert are
here in Arva1a to visit Mrs. Jane.
Yeager, sister Of Mrs. Durkin.
Mrs. C. B. Race and daughter Be-
atrice Of Shawnee, Okla, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lane and
family.
The Golden ind Arvada Camps w.
o. w. will hold a joint picnic Sun
day. August 22nd. on Lookout noun
tain at which a big time is antici-
pated and cordial Invitation is ex.
tended to all whether Woodmen or
not, to attend.
Miss Fayne Duncan of Caldwell,
Idaho. was calling on friends in Ar
vada Sunday, being on her way to
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Martensen are
rejoicing over the arrival at their
home Saturday, the 3lst of July. Of
n fine eight pound son. Mrs. Mart
ensen was formerly Miss Kathryn
Mitchell. who wa. very popular in
The office Of the local telephone cx-
change. Their many friends are cx-
tending congratulations.
Miss Olive Watson, who has been
taking \ special course in mathemat-
les at the Denver University this
summer. has completed her course
with high grades and has added an
other degree to her educational
couipment,