The Arvada enterprise., 1922-01-19
Local News Notes

Sheriff Kerr was in Arvada last
Saturday on legal business.
Mrs. Jack Walsh, sister of Father
Grace, is in the st. Joseph's hospital
to undergo an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. r. Spencer ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wheeler OF
Casper, Wyoming, are visiting Mrs.
Wheeler OF the postoffice.
Peter O'Brien, engineer in the re-
cent street paving was, an Arvada
visitor last Saturday on business
connected with the paving.
The Craig Colony Club has kindly
rendered an electric light for the
Mcllvoy park and the same has been
accepted by the town board
J. M. Price has traded his Florida
land for some lots in Park Hill. The
transaction was made thru the office
Of Walter p. Smith l. Son.
In mentioning Mr.. King the new
plasterer in connection with the
work on the Hedge house we unin-
tentionally left the impression that
he had handled the job alone. He
and Mr.. Cochran did the job togeth-
err.
The Catholic Ladies Aid will give
a card party next Wednesday even
ing, January 18th at the church
auditorium. Both 900" and High
Five will be played. Refreshments
will be served and an enjoyable time
is assured.
The Advertising and job work
| cards issued during the receat Enter
prise circulation campaign are not
good after February first. Thi
was our agreement with the cam
palgn management and it is so plain
iy printed on the cards. If you eX
| pect to get the service specified OF
the cards present them before Feb
ruary l.
Sheriff Gary Kerr has collection
of forty-five stills in the court house
at Golden, silent tribute TO his eff
ficiency in enforcing the prohibition
laws. The latter part of last week
he captured couple of twenty-fiv,
gallon capacity en- Deer Creek ana
arrested Joe Heffle and Jim May.
Fifteen gallons of bootleg whiskey
was confiscated and ten barrels OF
mash. Sheriff Kerr has been un-
usually successful in enforcing the
prohibition laws. AS result of his
efforts $4,000 in fines have beer
paid into the county treasury.
Mrs. II. S. Burton was alighting
from a street car in front of Lewis
store in Denver Monday afternoon
when the car started up and she was
thrown to the pavement. An ambu
lance was called and she was taken
to the county hospital. There is i
severe fracture Of her wrist and she
is badly bruised. After being given
aid at the hospital she was brot
home. North Evans happened u b
at the hospital when she was brot
there and saw that she received tn,
best of care. The conductor on tn,
car is blamed for the accident.
The statement that was made at 6
meeting CT the Fremont Grange re
Gently that the Enterprise charged
for publishing news items about the
grange. Such statement is abso
lutely false and was made either
thru ignorance or prompted by GER
tain parties desiring to create an il
feeling against this newspaper. No
charge is made for publishing any
notices except in cases where the
notice is an advertisement of ar
event for the purpose of raising
money. The Enterprise desires t.
cooperate with all the oranges in
the county, with the Farmers Union
the fraterhal organizations and the
churches. They will be charged the
same as any individual for advertis.
ing any event where an admission Is
charged but the Enterprise desires
to publish all news. reports and an
nouncements of meetings, etc and
will be glad to do it without cost
However We do ask the cooperation
of people furnishing such items and
request that all copy be in this Of
flee not later than Wednesday as It
is impossible to accept copy Thurs.
day and get the Newspaper out that