The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-13

person OF the officers and directors
and that also the president and sec
retary are subject to fine Of $50
each.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Longnecker
recently received some very inter
esting pieces Of Indian pottery from
their son, Arthur u. Longnecker. 1t
is on exhibition ut their home on
Bradburn avenue.
F.. NJ. Williams has been enjoying
a visit from his brother-in-lsw. T. C.
johnson of Bern, Kansas. Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Johnson Of Den
yer visited at the home Of their un-
Gle. f. NJ. Williams
Mrs. Mary f. Hoffman Of Chilli
cothe. Mo-, is visiting her niece. Mrs.
w. J. Loveland.
Mr.. and Mrs o S Kelso are having
n new furnace installed in their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith and
family moved to Denver last week
and are now living at 260 South
Pearl street.
Two automobile loads from West
minister attended the Adams City
Community fair Saturday. Those
who made up the party included the
Mesdames Lillian NJ. Moon, NJ. A..
Shipman, r. J. Boyd, Frank Larson.
the Misses Caroline Kimball, Olga
and Alice Larson and w T. Stuck
ey and son James, Ray J. Boyd. and
Frank Larson. They report an in
teresting exhibit especially in the
fancy work department.
Rev. W. J. Gregory and family
attended the Pan-Presbyterian gath
ering in city Park, Denver. A pag-
cant by the children of the Vacation
Bible schoos and an address by DR..
J. T. Stone were features.
A bunch Of boys on Federal boul-
evard played with 20 rifle Sunday
and as n result young Tokarski was
shot in the leg. DR.. Calkins was
called to remove the bullet and re-
ports that the wound is not serious.
Harley Vance met with a painful
accident recently when as he was
opening wire fence an end Of the
wire flew up and hit him in the eye.
Fortunately the accident was not
serious.
A fine clear day Monday enabled
Westminster to view the partial
eclipse of the sun with much inter-
est.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Bowles
went to Keenesburg Friday to visit
friends.
Mrs. NJ. G. Prickett has returned
from CIarks, Nebr., and is now Wis.
iting her daughter, Mrs. II. T. Gam
ung.
The heating plant at the Pillar OF
Fire college is being overhauled and
put in order before the coming of
cold weather.
Mr.. sai Mrs. H. T. Gaming and
son Horatio. and Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don Brewer were guests at dinner
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Wilder in
Denver.
Mrs. J. G. Webber and Mrs. O. M.
Hanks and Mrs W. T. Stuckey
were guests Saturday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. A. NJ. Morrison in
North Denver, who was entertaining
in honor Of her daughter, Miss Mary
soon to be bride.
Miss Mannaugh is the new teach.
er at the Lathrop school.
Albert Charles Pusch Of Denver, a
son-in-law of Mr.. and Mrs. N. O..
Na'r OF this place, died nlss week
after long illness. Funeral scrv-
ices we've held Sunday. Besides the
widow he is survived by little sen.
Westminster Grange No. 1874 held
n special business meeting Saturday
afternoon with Pomona grange pres
ent. At six o'clock n delicious dir
ncr was served to three large tables
Of guests. In the evening, C.. r.
Working. worthy master Of Pomona
grange opened the program by in
Producing the lecturer and secretary
Of that organization. Mrs. NJ. A.
Shipman, lecturer Of Westminster
Grange then took charge and pre-
sented an interesting program, with
readings by Miss Caroline Kimbnll
music by Miss Lucille McClelland,
and two sketches by the Super-six.
Mrs. Conlcy, Of College Crest, is
having new chicken house bull,
on her place.
The Pillar Of Fire school opened
Monday with an enrolment Of GO
pupils, % Of which are the ncighbor.
ing community. Mrs. Mary Stcwar,
has arrived from New Jersey 10 su.
perihtend the intermediate
grades. Pupils are coming from
ncighboring states and ns far west