The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-13
WESTMINSTER
MARY J. Gregory

l. Stuckey, president of the
estminster Community Fair asso-
cation, reports growing interest in
the fair. Many people plan to spend
the entire day Saturday, Sept. Is,
at the hall and make it real COM
munity get-together. There will be
exhibits of Indian pottery, Navajo
rugs, beautiful art work, flowers,
fancy work Of all kinds, poultry,
rabbits, etc. Mr.. Stuckey has Sc
cured plenty of coops for the chick
ems and rabbits. Help to make our
first fair big success and fine
day for everyone.
Sunday Josiah Walt, one Of West
minister's honored Civil war veter-
ans celebrated his seventy-ninth
birthday. The evening before, sew
en- members of the Womens' Relief
Corps Of Denver called on him, pre-
senting him with basket of fruit
and bouquet Of flowers. Sunday
he was the guest Of honor at a din
ner given by his daughter, Mrs. J. P.
Henry, at Underwood, Lakewood.
Guests present included beside Mr..
Wolf and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry, Mr..
and Mrs. W. J. Mcclure and daugh-
, ter Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. j. J. Wolf
and son Joe, Mrs. Roger Melneff,
Mrs. Matte Donnelly and son Char
les, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rifenbark,
Brook Henry and Mr.. and Mrs. Oren
S. kelson and sons Lewis and Oren.
Mrs. Tee, who taught design in
the summer school of the University
of Colorado, is again at home and
will teach classes in the Extension
department of the University in
Denver.
W. B. Sprague is harvesting the
corn on his ranch with a Fordson-
Ronning ensilage harvester outfit,
which cuts the corn and chops it up,
the finished products ready for the
silo pouring from the chute into a
wagon as Fordson and wagon trav.
ell across the cornfield. A number
of spectators witnessed the demon
stration here Saturday. Because Of
the new machine, Mr.. Sprague i.
building a second silo.
Miss Rachel Sprague left Friday
for California where she will teach
home economics in a private girls
school at Palo Alto, for the second
year. On her way she expects to
visit the Grand canon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Webber
and little son Gordon motored to
Elbert where they visited relatives
Sunday and Monday.
Grandma" Heron Of Denver Wis
tied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. F. Mills from last Thursday to
Sunday.
An eight-pound baby boy was
born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Earl
klingensmith of Federal boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Agnew recently
moved to Denver and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton have moved into the house
vacated. 1t is owned by Mrs. Ham,
ilton. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton re-
Gently returned from an eight
months stay in Texas
Miss Myrtle House left for Central
City Sunday, having spent the week
at home. Mrs. Bert House, her
mother, is still quite i'll.
Mrs. o. S. Kelso attended a ben.
eft party for the Kensington circle
in Denver last Thursday. the fund,
Of the circle being tied up in the In.
tcrstate Trust Co.
The Westminster Athletic club
held an interesting meeting at the
Grange hall Friday evening the prin.
cipal business of the gathering be.
ing the election of officers. NJ. A,
Shipman was chosen president, Mrs
Lillian N. Moon vice president, Ray
J. Boyd secretary, and d. X. T. Calk-
ins treasurer. After the business
meeting sandwiches and coffee were
served and n very pleasant social
hour was spent.
Wendell Bridwell returned last
week from months visit in New
York City, Princeton and other east
ern points. He will have charge OF
the physical training work at the
Pillar of Fire school. acting under
the direction Of Mr.. Ubughner, ply
steal instructor of the Denver Y. M.
c. A.
Miss lrms Sprague is teaching
Latin this year in the Arvada high
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Davis and lit
te son Of University Park were call.
ers at the E. NJ. Williams home Sun.
day evening.
Miss Hazel Martin recently re.
turned from Bailey, where she spcn,
some time this summer.