The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22
NEWS NOTES AROUND ARMADA

Mrs. Crcwfoot has a fine garden
of dahlias near the grade school.
Last week all the teachers in the
school were presented with beauti.
full bouquets by her.
D. r. CahilI went to Cheyenne
Wells to attend the Fair. He has a
brother there and will visit for sew
eral days. Mr.. Me.chor is working
in the store during his absence.
Mrs. Torrance White Jr., just re-
turned Sunday from vacation up
in the hills where Mr. White has his
cattle. He will be home in few
days to sell some Of his fat steers.
Mrs. J. w. Seidcl gave birthda''
party for her mother Mrs. E. D..
Paxton Tuesday afternoon A num-
Der Of her friends presented her with
beautiful set of dishes. Mrs.
Seidel gave two vocal selections.
Bernard Pratte returned the lat
ter part Of last week from bushes
trip to Omaha and left SUNDAY TO
Salt Lake and San Franc's-o after
few days visit with Mrs. Prat' g
here.
j. C. Lane, who is connected with
the Brick Company has purchased
two lots from Walter P. Smith on
Grandview-ave near the Tire Fac
tory. He proposes to build resi-
dence at once.
LMr. Russell the new owner Of the
Trivoli Theatre is proving himself n
live wire and a valuable acquisition
to Arvada business circles. He is
+, living in Denver until litjng quarters
can b. provided here.
Nv. E. Peterson is remodeled the
I building where he is soon to move h
pool hall. He will make it an u,-t"-
date establishment ard will have n
lunch counter as side line. Thie
is badly needed here.
Mrs. Broad Of Fl. Collins, well
known here met with an accident
one day last week that will cause her
to be in bed for while. She fell
off Of the porch and broke both
bones In her right ankle.
W. H. Kaler reports quite few
houses are being erected and other
improvements on Ralston Creek
which indicates that the farmers and
gardeners are doing quite well as
everybody seems to be busily en-
gagged.
Geo. West left for Greeley Mon
day to assist his brother-in-law with
] his spuds. He expects to be gen
about q month. His father r. I.
West went with him rs far ~ G'le-
ton to visit with his daugher for
few days.
Last Sunday afternoon three boy
riding bicycles broke into No. G
school house and helped themselve~
to a few things such n pencils
knives and such things as they could
carry So far they have not beer
caught.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs West enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening "
honor Of Mrs. Simon P. Graves
formerly Of Arvada but now Of Don
YER, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. West. Mr.
and Mrs. Y. A. Newcomb and Mr..
Helen NJ. Doughty.
E. II. Sarkett Inns returned from
up In the mountains where he ha'
been getting the work started on r
large Runway for n mining company
Mr.. Sackett is u mcdaniel engineer
Of considerable renoun bat perfer
ArvadA as . place live.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Graves and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Grief returned
Thursday from their North Park
fishing trip. They reported thrt
fishing WINS good and tat MI had ~
enjoyable time. They said it WV
warmer up there than ii has been TO-
some time.
r. W. Kendall Of the Hill Crest
Dairy sends US the best bunch Of
corn we have seen this season. L
is much better than ten feet tail am
is just the stuff for ensilagc. II l.
Minnesota No. 10. Mr.. Kendall ha'
good stand of IL. He will use i
in his new silo.
The Cummings house in Jefferson
Park, which has been occupied b.
Mrs. Brown WAS burned Wednesda!
night. Some Of the furniture wa
saved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Lamoresus
and family Of Sterling, Colo, were