The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-11-17
ARMADA LOCALS

entertained Mr.. and Mrs, Benton
G. kinkle Of Littleton at dinner
Thursday evening. Mrs. Kinkle was
Miss Clarrinda Simms of .Arvada.
There will be no meeting Of Clear
Greek Valley Grange on Thursday,
November "a on account of that
date being Thanksgiving. Next
meeting will be Thursday. December
sth,
J. P. Grafmucller, who is in the
Mayo hospital at Rochester, Mimi,
is reported as being pretty sick, 1t
" expected that he may have to
undergo an operation before he re-
covers.
Foster Petrie, son Of Harry Petrie,
she largest rancher in Jefferson
county and Miss Fuller. daughter of
o. Fuller prominent ranchcr north
Of Golden were married al the home
Of the brides parents last Wednes-
by.
II Luchen and family have come
tfere from Nebraska to make their
Home. They have some land ut
oberon which they will probably
farm next year. At present they
are living on Tennyson at the Mof-
fatAroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Moore are
the proud parents Of nine pound
boy, Frank Hathaway, Moore Jr., born
November 10, 1921. ~. Moore
was formerly Madgc Yeager Of Ar
vada. Mother and child are doing
well.
Desert Gold, Zane Grey's latest
picture will be shown at the Trivoli
Theatre Friday and Saturday night.
The pictures being shown at thi,
theatre are all extra good aud Ar
vada people are missing a good deal
by not attending regularly.
Sam Arkin Of Edgewater has
opened plumbing show in G. S,
Scots hardware store. He is an
experienced plumber and expects t,
do = good deal of work in the Ar
vada section In the near future. We
welcqps Mr.. Arkin to Arvada's
(~o19less elseles. 49, ..---.-s..s.s -s..s.,
Harry Petrie, prominent Ralston
Creek farmer and sheep man for
years, 10 leaving jefferson county
for California today to take charge
Of one Of the largest cattle and
sheep ranchss in the United States.
Foster Petrie will take charge Of
The Ralston ranch.
Additions are being built on the
'tores o. A. J. Recht and e. =.
Scott. The addition to the Rcchr
store has a. basement which viii nf-
ford ample storage capacit; for
good deal Of dry goods. The add
ton to the Scott store will give NOR
space in the east room Of the store.
Mrs. Geo. Sedlmycr Jr. and daugh-
tiers have returned home from st.
Anthony, Idaho. after seven weeks
visit with relatives and friends. Mrs.
Mrs. Sedlmaycr is a daughter of
Mrs. Mary Bacher, Of Arvada. Mr..
sedlmayer Jr. was mndc manager of
the st. Anthony Milling and Eleva-
tor Co.. under J. X. Mullen, this
spring.
Peterson's pool hall, barber shop
and restaurant, now nicely located
in the building which Mr.. Peterson
recently purchased and remodled, T.
quite business for Arvadn. The
lunch counter Is something that has
been badly needed for some time
md II will no doubt be well patron
red. Mr.. Peterson Is one Of Ar
MIDAS most progressive citizens.
J. F.. Bona, manager OF the Oling
err Mortunry association. asks US T.
correct the statement that he har
purchased that business from Mr.
Olingcr. He states that the rumor
was started on the grounds that Mr..
Bona and other associates Of long
standing in the association had TAX
en- more stock In the concern. We
take pleasure in correcting the error.
A party Of ladies' from Nal. An
dersou " n No AZ ytuttoJ Eit,