The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-10

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any news that is given her from any
one in the community that is inter
ested in this column, it is very diff
ficult to reach a great many from
whom news would be very welcome.
The contest which the Arvada
Enterprise has been conducting for
the past few weeks terminated Sat
urday night Nov. 9th. The votes
were counted at headquarters in the
First National Bank and although
there seemed to be bit of misunder-
standing about certain matters pre-
tanning to the rules Of the contest
the majority stood for our Tele-
phone manager, Miss Stella Eggle-
ston Of Broomfield. Miss Eggleston
has worked hard for the first prize
and certainly deserves It, for her
efforts have been purely in the in
terest Of the people, the Enterprise
and her wish and intentions Of work
ing on a Straightforward basis. II
surely must mean something to the
good people Of Arvada to feel that
they are in touch with, We might say
a sister town, for that is what we
would like to be called, when our
towns people are i'll, we call in the
doctors of Arvada, we trade with
their banks to some extent and even
the garage sHs drug stores, so it is
always FOOD sp IT that will bow to
defeat am say lost but l did the
best I could Ind SO, Mr.. Taft take
that defeat graciously an dnot try
to cause any unfriendliness that will
only be detrimcnt to the good will
which now exists between Broom
field and Arvada.
Mrs. Frank Smith and baby have
returned home after several weeks
visit with her mother, Mrs. Henry
Williams.
Miss Stella Eggleston wishes to
thank her friends in and around
Broomfield for their kindness in
giving her subscriptions to the Enter
prise paper, and their loyalty to her
n her campaign for obtaining the
first prize in the Enterprise contest
Miss Eggleston also wishes to ex-
press her appreciation to Mrs. Harry
P. Shaw, who 20 efficiently repre-.
scented her at the close Of the con-
test, and to the judges, Senator
Wesley staley, DR.. Foster, Mr..
Ferris, J. M. Price and Judge Will
bur. Miss Eggleston feels that the
decision Of the judges Saturday
night was legitimatily given in her
favor and the courtesy extended to
her from the Arvada people who are
very courageous In their support Of
her victory.
Mrs. H. L. Davis and son are in
Broomfield visiting Mrs. Harry P.
Shaw. Mrs. Davis Is a sister OF
Mrs. Shaw and her home il in Gales
burg, III.
Mrs. E. Porter Smith spent the
week end with her son and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson visited
their daughter and son Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Anderson Mt Loveland last
Sunday and en- route home called or
the Nelson's and Millers Of Long
mont.
Fred Nelson Of Greeley is in thf
Longmont hospital and is very seri-
ously III, his friends wish him very
: speedy recovery but they are doubt
/, full Of the outcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Gay and Al
bert Smith and Miss Helen smi"
spent Saturday and Sunday wit
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Smith. Miss
Helen Smith and her brother Albert
are attending high school in Bright
on and are staying with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Gay.
Fred Berges wishcs to thank the
many friends in Broomfield for Their
sympathy and lovely floral offering
during THE illness and death OF h'f
beloved wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlson spent Sun
day in Mead. visiting their friend
Mr.. and Mr.. William Reich. Mr.
Reich suffered very serious acct
dent In the mines mt Frederick, sus-
tanning a fractured leg md injurie'
] to his back. this is the second ncci'
dent to Mr.. Reich within two weeks
and he IL now confined to the Long
mont hospital.
too late for last week,
Mrs. p. C. Molholm WAS 4 guest nj
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