The Arvada enterprise., 1922-10-12
Edgewater

wishes 10 apuloSiZc LOT VIC oIllS-
sion of the Edgewater Community
news last week. The correspondent
an after effect of n recent attack Of
Flu. Now brain storms are perfect
" right and proper, but when record
ed upon the pages cf newspaper
they are apt to take on cyclonic ap-
rcarances. Therefore. in order not
TO unnecessarily startle the reading
public the copy was withheld.
Every automobile owner in Edge
water is urged to display the new
Fdgewater signs on their cars. The
Signs are very neat and durable and
can be bought at the Tomlin garage,
Nh. Tomlin has no interest in this
new plan of advertising the town.
ether than the interest every citizen
should have. and receives no pro
! iii from the sales. -
The Edgcwater School Board re-
ports the purchase of one and n
Quarter acres of land adjoining the
Mount Air school. The additional
land purchased gives two and a
half acre tract, providing ample
space for playground activities and
for larger and more adequate
school building in the future. An
ether important step forward by the
school board is the installation of a
kindergarten department in the
Edgewater grade school, with Miss
Sisson in charge.
Rev. and Mrs. r. II. McVicker were
given a warm welcome home on
Wednesday evening, Oct. ith, when
Il dclichtful receNtion W MS held in
their honor in Community church
A musical program was given and
short sneeches of welcome and ap,
rreriaticr were made hv the various
organizations of the church.
The young ladies OF .hc Ducnllar
club entertained AT delirhtf'. ban
nuet at the Mctrorolc in Denver o,
Friday evening. havin" their mother
as their honored guests. The phrt'
of mothers and daughters numberc,
twcnty-four A program, appro
pirate to the occasion was given.
J. A. Marshall has returned HON,
from trip to Lasallc and Julcsbur'
where he went in the interest o
the Annual Inventory Of the y. =
f. ilroad. During her husbands ab
sence from home Mrs. Marshall ant
the twins visited Mrs. Wilson il
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs Kclleher have sol,
their home on Benton Street TO Mr.
and Mrs, Al FIorlberk and moved t,
Salidn whore Mr. Kol'ehcr hos no
ceptod the suucrintendnncy Of th'
Salida power plant
Mr. and Mrs. Hall have ponc I,
fnnsas City, whore they will maxi
heir fIture home.
Rev. and Mrs. r. II. McVickcr en-
tcrtnined the members Of the Offic
ial Board Of Edgcwater Cammunit!
church on Monday evening Oct. 2nd
Following the dinner the Board con
vcncd in regular business session
Dr. G. f. Lakeland Of Grac,
church, Denver, was the speaker for
the evening, and ruvc a stirring ad
dress on "I.aymcn's Work in tn,
Church"
Judge Herman !. Egrrcr rs doinr
II good work in Edgcwatcr. by show
irg no mercy to the "spccderF' who
IRE brought before him for sentence
Judge Egcrcr evidently believes
along with the other great thinker
of the times, that nuy community
city or state that does not protect
the helpless children from reckless
nuto drivers is guilty of criminal
negligence.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Coffman reCrct to learn that
Mr.. Coffman continues quito i'll at
his home on Amcs street.
little Billie Cormnck had the mis-.
fortune to break his arm playing with
his brother. Robert, in the Cormack
home.
II. o. Mitchell who has been quite
~ is able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Il. Son have re.
turned home from pleasant vaca-
ton trip with relatives in Missouri.
Jean Niquettc spent last week in
Kansas, having been called home by
the death Of his cousin.
Miss Elsie Witthnucr who is tcnch.
ing school near Denver makes frc-
qucnt weekend visits With her moth.
or.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Vcrhoff nre the
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