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The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

Torrance White Jr., was calie
at this office Wednesday. lie i
one Of the patrons OF route two ou,
Of Golden but although it is twic,
~ far to Golden from his place u
it is to Arvada he feels that tn,
service is satisfactorily establishe,
and 1t opposed to u change iron.
Golden to Arvada. This is the iirs
rural mail route established in Colo
RADIO and the service has been con
tipuoR for twenty-four years, cA
tept st Z tiMe Whsn 4 rIA,nes sfrur
Golden to Arvada was being mad,
some years ago..
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

Mrs. Ray Cannon, whose husband
10 athletic instructor at the. high
school, died Thursday morning.
Kathryn Cole Cannon was born
on the Cole ranch one mile west OF
Arvsda, June 30th. 1900. She was
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Cole. .
She attended and graduated from
the Arvada schools an attened col
-ege at Fl. Collins.
She was married to Ray Cannon
in August 1920.
She passed away at st. Anthonys
hospital Thursday morning after
having been sick some five weeks OF
more with the prevailing influenza,
One child, Richard Cole Cannon,
her husband and mother besides
many relative and friends remain to
|noeogn heeslsGa. - -, *
The funeral will be held from the
Olinger mortuary Saturday at IL 80.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

Ray Juchem announces that he i.
soon to leave for California, tn,
land Of earthquakes, flcas ana
shooting stars. He denies that h
has been taking a correspondence
course in moving picture acting ana
has signed up to star in n big pic
ture, but that he will return after /,
few weeks that he may more mp
preciate the wonderful climate o.
Colorado.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23
BAPTIST CHURCH
W. F. Cole, Pastor

Bible School at 8:46 .. 10.
Preaching service at II. q,
B. Y. P. U. at $50. =
Preaching service at 7:30 p m. ,
Prayer Meeting Wednesday 1880
There will be the regular service
next Lords day both A. M. ant
evening. We have all enjoyed, th'
services held at the Presbyterian
church. We were glad to co6perat'
with them. Now they nre over W.
will, we trsut, enter with new vigo'
into our own services There is Z
cordial welcome awaiting for you a
our services,
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

Miss Anna Juchem, Mrs. John
Putnam. Mr.. X. l.. fishbourn aui
Mrs. GcorI' Kimbrcugh entertained
the mcmbcis of Craig Colony Club,
at the home OF Mrs. George Kim
brough on March l7th. The even
ing was spent playing cards, doing
stunts and IN community singing Of
old time SONGS. a most bouutifu
lunch wnS enjoyed Ly All. There
were between iIity and sixty guests
and members present. --
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

Martin Callahan, who has hereto
fore been connected With tbe Davis
Automobile Company ig rCWmi1E
his old position with the Moffnt
road at Tnbcrnash. In sryerIng hil
connection with the Davis company
Mr.. Callahan has trans erred his
stock 10 The remaining u X. o'Arr
Of the company and bosne'ks for
them the continued patron " hi
friends,
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

T. s. Knapp has sold another
tract of Clarence Lively's land just
north Of Arvada, which ten acre
tract was purchased by John Peter
son who is building a dwelling on
the same which he and his family
will occupy as soon as it is COM
pleted. MIR. Knapp has also sold
c. L. Smelt's one acre tract on Wes.
9Th ST., south of Arvada to Robert
A. Campbell who recently arrived
here from Ohio.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

A. p. hammond had his tonsils nc
moved in Denver hospital las.
week. He hopes tnis il gong to ipl
prove his health considerably. Llr
Hammond mas been suffering from
neurfis and rheumatism.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23
wHEATRlDcE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

ROBERT R. ADAMS. Pastor :.
1000 A. M. Sunday School.
1900 A. n. Morning Worship.
7:S0 r M. Epworth League De-
votional meeting and short sermon
by pastor.
All are cordially welcome.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23
NOTICE
List of Nominations

Vfo Whom it May fr
NOTICE hereby that the following all
tons offices certified the Clerk
Colorado, undc provisions caction
of to election of
municipal officers Of said Town. be held the 4h day Of April
1922:
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

= The recent wet spell should con
vince all who Travelled over Wads
worth and Foriy-fourth tnat thos.
two roads should be paved us soor
as possible. Cars stuck in the muo
on these roads were us thick ms
Fords on u speedway.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

Mrs. George Kimbrough enter
tanned number of her friends Mt
lunch on Wednesday March %.
Those present were Mrs. Chas. Will
bur, Mrs. Albert 'Barth, Mrs. Din
widdie, Mrs. Richard Minges, Miss
Mary Hohns, Miss Anna Juchem,
Mrs. John Putnam, Mrs. r. l.. Fish
bourn, Mrs. Robert Swadley. Mrs.
Thomas J. Taylor. Miss Alberta
Taylor and Mrs. J. Kennedy.
sa4-------J s=s-s---a=-
"Dime-s-Line" works fine-gets
.-Csults eycfv time,
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

W jury IN the disleIct court up
| held The decision Or lhe judges ~
awarding the firrt prize in
the rece1t Entefpr ef'frmanshiD
Campaign t Migf S'rlla Egnlcston
Of Broomfioli. "h4 " .Iast0n tlc
puh''fior rf th'r u.rer md thH
Broomfell state ba p-w.re eacd fe-
the prize by Dewey NJ Taft, who
alleged unfairncBs in the campaign.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23
Oksiseiaa Setsoes

Christian Science services are hr
Sunday morning u, West ti-si
Adelaide Streets. at II o'clock.
Subject Reality"
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

Wednesday evening services at 8
.'clock.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23
For Mayor

(Votc for One)
Richard Russell, Resid nee, Arvn n, Colo,
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

For RENT--Five acre garden tract
with three room house, phone 50.
WANTED-Tcam work of all kinds,
also cement sidewalk work. j. +.
Beck ta AZ
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

MAhiED-Toam work. Phone Aav.
31o. iap.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

sOk SALE-3 year Old Holland
hod Ioio IurAcy, very ine DiiI.
pnonc Ary. zoo. 4OD.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

FOR SAfE-Tcam of mares, 'pgi
about 2S00, z yra. old, also pool
jersey mix COW. Phone Arv. 22iW.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

FOR SALE-Sow and a,ven pic
500. Tee chest SO. Lucy Taylor
Cbcron Station.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

FOR SALE--Cleaa .iarquis aprug
Sted wheat. Snaa. l.. Saucr pnon.s
UDhi2, DroomncId. a0-ii
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

FOR sALE-ship,ap building i2x
20 priced less chan material cost,
Also set dump boards. jane J.
Slewqrt bioek, east Catholic ehureh,
Grant Street. AZ
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

FOR SHE Red hatchipg cgG
from winter layers r. c6ckare'a
Phone 75Ji NJ w. Fhncrin. d.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

FOR sAGE-0na Windmill. tower,
pump and tank complete in gool
shape. Apply this office. AZ
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

FOR SALE Black work r9rc, VII
broke, colts 4 and 3 yri. not broke
nlso r r setting eggs, Arv fal,
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

FOR SALE Exccls'o or hicyclc. and
Baby chick brooder, 500 capacity
cheap. c T.. Smrlt, Arv. lSM
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

fCls SAIL acre ~ f4.p..uI.
und w!i rrut . room u94.t HIJYH
irg 10 purchaser, a|.y Doy1 Dip.p
cheap. 9. l.. Sme.t, pDJD1 AitaIa
1871. az
FOR SALE Easter Du.uiea. do4
and bucks Gordon Hooper, phone
aiK. 300.
FERTlLllING and plowing done
10y Claude Diesfmon, phone lb1j,
Aryndn. az
$. J. KING
Wanted plnAlerng by day or py
contract. No job 700 largo ".
too lmhll.
rhona .Ary ioN
I. MI pad Mo. o.. ., f'uaoa er.
over ifoAi Ailm1 Hglhd iay trans
acting business in Aryudn.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

WANTED-Tont house about TO-
10 phone Av. 75R3. az
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

IOST--Tirc and rim on Wadamorth
Saturday p. m. Finder ploase phone
Fred Baker, Arv. 313R3. AZ
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

FOR SAtE-llorsc. WAGON, harns3l
oll for $50, Six hole Miller raQr
$25, $50 ovcrstuffed leather rock
or 500. S'nger sewing machine
droph, sl $lb. Maloncy, 7,h ST..
phone Arvada 3iiW. az
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

FOR SALE-Tools and complcta
harness makers outfit@ Apply this
office. d2
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

FOX 54l.h--al ..rquis Seed Whua.,
ArY d50ItJ, Cnah OyaooL 30 b.
HOIs aAAL---" nIu .sgayin cueht
ercia, DAflon osraD, puons Alyau.
ioUW, o.t4.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

FOR SALE-Wh.tc Rulsian Sidl
Oats for seed. Phone Arv, l20Rd.
Torrance White Jr. 42-5p.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

toR SALfl-- 5 G Il .ett,ns esl,
b cents cs,h. Arynda 3gJ. 44-S
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

Fdn 81 .li..-sli< ,rtAe,, Elrc IL :
Washing machine: FOR laying pli.
lets. seed wheat. OF hand pow =
machine. Phone Arvaaa 3i1J3. =
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23
wnLN you tn,nk chiekcns, think
..nOuu Island Kcds. When you tniig

..node Island hsas, tninK Lowe.'8 .
.OultIy Farm, Inc strain tDaI piO-
uuNOa 1ne aSONs, .nl t-nundreu b,~
y lho days "a inc year. inono IA
yaaa 4iJ. 43p
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

y0'unlDm IAtcucry 7 y. DO. II1-,
40 We Dyif. No ean .uipiy yy4
uItN aGy qarIty gI bubJ lmeh.
Capacity !V,UOU "c-kiy. ~ Ft.
t4ea, ave uei"cIy ku.rrn.led, la.,.i
.uot llpp.II. uiilc 4yl pIIglI pI4
parugu.au. FHuHu GWIly i.s.,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-17
INF0RMA

Atena. Sc vonbeste ca d-nul
Lambros A. Coromilas va fl nll-
nit ministru al greciei in Statele
Unite. Dansul locueste in New
York 81 este ginerile decedatului
Senator. Francis NJ. Cockerell.
Paris. = D-nul Daniel BartelOt
de la Institutul de France, anunta
ca incurlnd motoarele an sa arda
o amestecatura de alcOol 81 ben
zina, care va costa mai ieftin 81 va
| Fl mai buna decat benzina ce SO
intrebuinteaza astazi.
Mexico. - Teri S "a TRIMS pre-
sedintelui Obregon telegrama GU
cu numeroase semnaturi. prin ca,
re Use cerea sa ridice taxa va.
mala pusa la granita dinspre Ca
lifornia. Pana acum catva timp
necesitatile Gle train ce venean
din Statele Unite erau scutite de
wanna.
Belfast. - Sir James Craig,
vorbind in parliament, zicea ca
Ulsterul Sc gaseste in stare buna,
tagadnind orice gand de schimba-
rea politicei 81 declarind ca nor
dul irlandei nu va Fl nici odata
condus de parlamentnl din Du-
bin.
Constantinapol. Sc zice ca
gmvernul nationalistilor de la An
CORA q declarat Gle mule toate ira
tatele 81 actele de orice fel pro-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-17
DIN FUCk COn0f|OLlN

Ultmul cuvam al lui Constan-
tin, inainte Gle parasi Grecia, /,
foSt: Las pc George!'
/. -
Rasaritul apropiat este destnl
de apropiat.
"a
Daca Romania vrea I'm imprll-
nut. mai potrivit ar fl daca al
pme in legatura cu niste bootleg.
geri.
"a
Doctorii spun ca chelia Sc Ia
teste decand ell prohibitia. In loo
sil sc foloseaSca extern medi-
cina Sc ia intern
"a
Daca senegalezul vrea sa Sc in.
talneasca Gu Dempsey, atunci Sd
villa in America.
"a
Inchipuiti-va ca GEAR face mi
zerabilii de mohamedani dac al
pune mana pc gaZetele Otravltoa-
re ale bunilor crestini
"a
Dare &c pateStc agentul de cart
care ofera lui Newton ID. Bakel
cea mai noua editie a Enciclope.
dipi Britanice.
Tn fabricamt din Tacoma spune
ca. dccand GU prohibitia. bctia Il
scazut cu 100 percente. POate cd
in caZul ca va scadea cu 1000 per.
cente. atunci va dispare de tot
q
Pretul strugurilor Sc urea Ce.
rcrea intrece oferta.
"a
Acei earl snnt in Bosfor sunl
in adevdrata strmtoarc.
A
Razboiul turcesc da Ligei Ma
1iunilor ceva de-. vorbit
50
Cuvantul Angora n aduce a.
minte generated de All un fel de
capr;i.
"a
Daca toate minele de carbunl
an Fl exploatate en- forta intreag;i
toata iarna. atnnci am avea ear
buni pana Ia. greva proXima.
"a
In statistician roman a arafat
ca daca guvernul Bratianu ar fl
luat toti pasii cati an fost nece-
sari sd fie luati in toate chestiile
CO asteapta rezolvare in Rnmanla
Mare, ar fi fost sufficient pentru
incunjurarea pamantului de doua
ori.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-17

Bisericuta, veche din catun,
Cu-atata sfinti de vreme innc'
gurati,
tn al primit genllnchii mel
iplecati
81 mi-ai luat din suflet ce-a s
fost bun.
Biserlcnta mea Gu turnul stramb
Gu sfinte muccnite 'ndurerate,
Tn mi-ai plinit nadejdile curate
Abuse n ri de pra9nic, s1ls
pc damb.
De multi pc tine tea facut
din lemn
credinta 'naintasilor smeriti,
Si-acum in groapa Ior dorm
multamiti
Stiind 6 c'au pus lui DumenEeu
un semn.
Bisericutd veche, ingsreasca,
Ramasa pc pamAnt din vremuri
hume,
tn par'ca intrupei . 1l,g6 6cipne
Rostita de 0 gur5 h3triueasca.
'Cosinzeana 1turA Roiama.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-17
DACA VREI

- m intinsi mana 4 coltul
stsadelDF = O. cfnd q rxmas
Msk > nen1 aaa n rieier r.
'sexi14o iDkiO seeietate din
Unt1nsA =. = =.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-17

cdlit diit.l.
Liverpool. Socictatile de ma
vigatic pc oceanul Atlantic. II
lnand conferinta informativa 81
lncoficiala, an discutat asupra dis
ipozitiunilor americana Gu privirc
| la beutmile de pc vapoare. 81
hotarit ca vapoarele ce vor pleca
saptamana >accasta spre porturile
americana sa-si alba pc cle obiai-
nuitele cantitati de beuturi.
Pontiac, Mich. Batrmul
John G. Mitchell, in etate dc 6..ii
de ami, d murit in tramvai pc
cand venea seara de la lucru. Sc
crede ca moartea la provenit din
boala de inina. Corpul la fost
dns la Crosby Parlors. in High
land Park.
! Detroit. Mich. Individul
Charles White. in etate de q dc
ami, a fost prins de detectivi vim
zand narcotIcc (doctorii amorti
toarc 81 ametitoare.) Detectivii Il
alungasera distanta de vre-o cinci
blocuri pana sal prinda, traganel
in timpul acesta cinci focuri de
revolver asupra lui, fara sal poa-
ia nimeri insa. In cele de urlma a
fost prins 81 dus la polite i'm.
Ipreuna cu geamantanul de doc
tori.
Atena. lntr'm decret regal pn-
blicat in gazeta oficiala a greciei,
Sc recnnoaste de valida casatoria
/
decedatului rege Alexandra chi
dina Aspasia Manos. Prin deere
tut acesta, fiica sa morganica,
Alexandra Sophie, n are dreptul
la tron, ins;i devine mostenitOa-
rea lcgala a regelui, find indrep-
tatita la suma de fntretinere
din finanlele tarii.
Paris - Societatile de vapoarc
franceze sunt dcterminate sd l,upte
contra decisiunei Statclor Unite
de opri vapoarele sd alba ra.
! chiu pc bord indata &c s 'au aprc-
plat la distanta Gle trci mile de
porturile americana. Reprezen-
tantii acestei societati zic ca dac;l
Curtea Suprema a Statelor Unite
va da un verdict in favoarea pro-
/! hibitionistilor, Ell vor face APPEL Ia
tribunalul international de la
Haga.
Chicago. Ill. Teri, cineva la pus
procurorului Thomas Whilke un
on in buzunar In tinlpul cand
| ISL facea datoria la un process in
| tribunalnl din Maxwell Street;
oul s'a spart. Dupa toate toate)e
oul mai era 81 clocit. In timp ce
lprocurorul Sc stergea cu batista,
a zls: Socotesc aceasta ca 0 glu,
! ma nesarata 81 cred cd capul ce-
lui ce a facut-O M mai bun ca
oul pc care mi Ia bagat in bu-
lunar"
! Jena. Gelmania. Univcrsita-
tea din Jena annnta ca va primi
la cursuri numai STUDENT din ia
rile ale caror univcrsitati admit
la cursurile lor 81 stndcnti Ger
mani in schimb. De acum incolo
universitatea de aici va percepe
strainilor taxa de cinei orr mai
mare ca cea ceruta studentilor
cetateni.
BISKRLcUTA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-17

multate de Sultan de la Is Martic
1920 incoace. iAccasta este data
ocuparei Constantinopolului dc
cafre aliati.l
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-17

Dare ce patestc agentul de cart
care ofera lui Newton ID. Bakel
cea mai noua editie Enciclope.
diei Britanice.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-01-12
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DIxOn
ALBERT HARVEY FLETcHER POST No. l21

necessary papers in readiness. Mer
whose claims have previously beer
filed should bring with them all cor.
respondence, papers, ETC., in connec-
tion with their claims.
Good Show at Saltwater
The Saltwater Post of the Ameri-
can Legion is to stage fine musical
comedy, "Katcha -Koo," in the Audit
orium there on Tuesday and Wednes.
day evenings, Jan. "a and IS. The
performance is under the direction OF
professionals. This is a lively per-
Torrance from curtain to curtain
with lots of pretty "boo-koo" girls
singing, dancing, clever patter ano
handsome costumes. If the roads arc
good, and they will be unless biz.
card prevents, there will be a bic
delegation from River Falls at kat
cha Koo."
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-01-12
THE CLEANUP SQUAD"

On Friday and Saturday. January
goth and 21st, "The Cleanup Squad
sent out, by the Veterans Bureau, vii!
be in Hudson to interview and assist
disabled Ex-Service men Of st. CroIx
and Pierce counties in the adjustment
of their claims for compensation,
Medical or Hospital care and Voca-
tional Training. ~,
Headquarters will be the City Lib
rary at Hudson, Wisconsin. :,
The following types OF cases should
visit the Squad.
/. Men who desire to file new claims
2, Men who have filed claims but
are not receiving compensation
8, Men who are receiving msuffi-
Gent compensation
A, Men whose claims have previous
" been disallowed
5, Men in need of Medical or Hos.
pital care
6, Men desiring Vocational Train
ing. -.
Those who are filing new claims
especially, should first get in touch
with the Local Red Cross or Legion
Post, in order that they may have al
necessary papers in readiness. Mer
whose claims have previously beer
filed, should bring with them all cor
respondence, papers, ETC., in connec'
ton with their claims.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-01-12
The Business Meeting

There not having been much activ-
ity on the horseshoe courts this week
we will have to space out the usual
allowance in these columns to an ac-
count of the business meeting which
was held Friday evening.
The list was opened to admit
ten new members, and even Doc. For
tune will be allowed to propose names
this time.
Several motions were made and
PASSED on various subjects for the
good of the order. 1t was moved and
seconded that outsiders who play be
allowed to contribute whatever they
wish to the Club.
Chairman-'All in favor of this
motion will signify the same by say
ing aye"
(Chorus of ''ayes.r)
Chairman-''All opposed the same. "
(Chorus of ''ayes.")
Chairman-"The ayes have il"
the question of allowing children
to play on the courts was discussed.
Everyone was willing that the chill
dIen should play, but to remove liabil-
ity for accident many suggestions
were volunteered. Some said that the
rule should be that parents accompany
the children. but this was discarded
because, while papa would undoubt-
edly always be on the job, it might be
inconvenient for mother to break
bridge engagements when sonny
wanted to shoot game. The discus
sion ended in sobs when Fox announc-
ed that 1--WE were all boys once our
selves" No one could refute that ar
gument. and again the 'ayes" had it
Several other motions were made
and seconded, among them being one
to adjourn. The adjournment bloS
was we'll organized and carried THEN
point, TO the accompaniment of mac
scramble for shoes.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-01-12
tx ATCHA-KOO" TO BE STAGED
BY The STILLW AFTER LEGION

A novel and brilliant musical pro-
duction, entitled "katcha- Koo' will
be given under the auspices of the
Saltwater American Legion January
% and "a at the Auditorium in that
city.
The Oriental American fantastique
carries the audience from one of the
private temples of the Maharajah of
Hunga in India where the first act
is laid, to New York at the home OF
Mrs. Chattie- Gaddin, d rich American
widow.
The leading dramatic talent in
saltwater is to appear in the various
roles and in the beautiful dances and
choruses. Among the. principal chap
acters will be: Katcha-Ko0, fakir;
Maharajah of Hunga, an East lntiian
Romeo; Dick Horton, a collector OF
antiques; Harry B,adstone, collec-
tor OF adventures; Mrs. Chattie-Gad-
din, a rich American widow; Dolly,
her daughter; Solejoh, a widow OF
wizard; Urbanah, high priestess OF
the Temple; Boodypah, a slave; Chin
Chin Foo Chinese wife of Maharajah;
Brazillitate, Brazilian wife of Maha-
rajah: Patsy Kildare, Irish wife OF
Mabarajah; La Belle Elysee, French
wife Of Maharapah.
Others viii assume the roles OF
oriental ladies, priests, slaves, attend
ants, polo dancers, etc.
A patriotic and inspiring finale
Liberty Aflame," in which America
Joan of Arc, England, France, Italy
and the allied nations appear will be
one of the features of the production
Milton Lindbloom is chairman OF
the committee. Others who will helT
with the production are Warner
Maunsell, Lee Slocu NIL. 3. Kolliner
1t is expected that rehearsals vii
begin about January 5.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-01-12
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSN.

The Tri-County Loan association
held its annual stockholders meeting
at Hudson on Wednesday OF last week.
The law requires personal atten-
dance of at least twenty-five Install
nent stockholders, representing at
least 100 shares tpar value $10o per
share) Of stock.
The required number of persons
were not present so the meeting was
adjourned, subject to the call of the
president. Plans for charging the
membership and securing stock sub
scrirt ions were discussed
The schedule committee made its
audit, and annual report. Upon the
findings Of said committee the Board
of Directors set aside the legal re-
serve and declared a dividend Of Sc
on installment stock now in force.
Seventy-seven members are enroll
ed and $58.500 installment stock has
been subscribed.
The association has begun to make
loans, and there is no doubt about the
success Of the enterprise.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-01-12
s34o.97
JOHN O'kEEFE

John O'Keefe died at his home in
this city of paralysis after an illness
of several weeks duration, on Friday,
Dec. 80, 1921. The funeral took place
on Monday of this week from st. Pat
rick's church, Right Rev. J. A. Barney
officiating.
Mr.. O'Keefe was born at Palmyra,
N. Y, August II, 1855 and moved
-west with his parents in 1860. They
settled on farm in the town of Kin
nickinnic and he hsa made his home In
this county ever since. the past forty
years residing in the City of Hudson.
For period of approximately thir-
ty years he has been police officer
in this city, ten years of which time
he was chief of the department. About
year ago because of ill health he
was forced to retire from active serv-
ice, but was still on the force as spec
al officer at the time of his death.
He was quiet man of sterling
qualities. thoroughly honest and with
| ready hpnor. He was OF unfllnch-
ing courage and sense of justice IN
his dealings with those to whom his
position brought him in contact.
Jack" as he was best known, was a
familiar figure to all of us and one
who will long be remembered.
He is survived by his widow, three
sons-John of ST. Paul and Henry and
Frank at home-and three daughters
Glare of this city, Agnes who teach
es at North Hudson and Katherine of
st. Paul.-Hudson Star Observer.