The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-08
STREET PAVING yos

STREET PAVING JOB
Fred G. Drshsr, contractor on
Arvsda's first paving job has START
ed work. He has a small force Of
men tearing out the old street choss-
ings and the small patches Of paw.
ed street In front Of some Of the
, business houseA within few days
he will have his entire outfit on The
job starting tht grading and other
work.
Mr.. Dreher expects to work about
forty men on the contract. He viii
employ al local men II they can b
secured, with the exception Of about
ten men who are with him all the
time and sort Of act a. leaders In ths
work.
It is very necessary that psrsoas
who have old water pipes connecting
their property with the water maia
in the street to be paved. have ths
pipes replaced by = good lead pipe.
This will save them the expense Of
tearing up the pavement At later
date and II this IL done ahead Of the
paving rather than waiting until tAs
force is At work II will not compli.
cate matters.
City Engineer Peter O'Brien b
having the broken pieces Of old &C.
mont crossings placed along the rail.
road right Of way whsrs the street
ID higher than the railroad property
where they form sort Of retaining
wall for the street.
G. M. Duncan, manager Of ths
Arvada Electric company expects
the new equipment Of the ornament.
a street lights within = short time
and they will be installed along wiAh
the paving job.
When this work y all eoaplsGsS
Arvada will have . rs that WI ~
. great advsrtissn,sut f. ~ ssa-
nseity a 80 ,ss ,ss 49, t.r. :.
A(011K f0GSkS
G. A. NasshaM who he's bssa
fieldman for tho Great wsstssa
Sugar Company Il now working -
salesman for the Graves garage.
Carlos Lercher and his bride came
up from Sterling, Colo. last 6atur-
day TO visit his home folks and ~
friends. They returned Tuesday.
Mrs. P. II. Moon and daughter
Miss Helen and Mi- Grace Hyass
left fer their home In Minneapolis
the latter part Of last week after
a few weeks visit Rt the home u
&. II. Kicfer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Robbins se-
corapanied by Mrs. CheatIsy and
Roberta Beckett arrived In AvvsAs
Sunday TO visit home folks. Thsy
report the roads In good conditleA
but say the weather In Middle Park
has been very unsettled.
Tint crack base ball team frsn
Wextminster won two games Sunday.
They took the Bear Creek Bears
10 = cleaning 70 the tune Of 8 70 3
and then beat the T.. s. Merchants
numerically. The score In the lat.
ter game was ~ to 2.
Little Misa Christina Misksi gave
n birthday party on Labor Day 10
u number Of her little friends. lee
cream and cake was served and the
little folks had = most cnjoyabls
time, and wished their little hostess
many happy returns Of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony and two
sons Of Rslston Creek were on their
way to Soda Springs on Labor Day
when their car ran off . fifty foot
embankmcnt. Mrs. Anthony wss
the only one injured. Tho tenders
and the top Of the car we're wreck.
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Zschrison Of
Griffith gave \ dinner this week In
honor Of their son Albin and wife Of
Bailey. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted Nelson, Denver; Chss.
Smell. Denver; Mr.. Mcbride Of Crit.
| fifth and Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Kalcr
Of ArvRdA. f'..
Clear Creek Valley Grange will
hold it's next meeting Friday even
ing Oct. 10. There are many In.
rortr,t measures which will be opsn
for discussion and action on the
sbove date and every member In urG.
| ed u attend, Thsre will also be 0