The Arvada enterprise., 1923-02-01
EDGEWATER
by MRS. ]. ]. BENSON

r.rl TOmlln, OF the lohAAin 4oioeS
w.st 26th avenue, has purchased
.ronerty on Sheridan boulevard
= West 26th avenue, including the
!. ~ Garage building, the corner store
..nied by Harry Want, and the
..;dence formerly occupied by Sam
rkin.
r,a E. G. HALEY family plan to
=, to ranch on the Golden road
(srly in February
Tho T. c. Smith family have sold
,;r home on Harlan street and
,oyed to Denver
Nrs Brinlhall, who has been quite
|, ,t her home on Depew street, is
[ne to be UP again, and her friends
E,ne for her a speedy recovery.
The Y. M. P. c. held their regular
Lr.iness and social meeting on Thurs
,.r evening. Owing to the unsettled
Gather conditions only twenty men,
,,s we're present. Messrs. H. o.
tritcbell, Neal sprigg and Harry
rndman served coffee and hot wiener
sandwiches during the evening. Ern-
est spicer presented the class presi-
,.,t Mrs. Petticrew, with gavel,
which was much appreciated.
Tho finance committee of COM
rpitv church, under the chairman
,.;n of Thomas N. Mayne, and w. II.
Smith. served an oyster supper at
Canmunity hall last "Wednesday eve
ming. The supper was cooked and
served by the men of the church, and
vas a success in every way. The
,Aurch orchestra furnished music for
.he occasion, and following the sup
rer the regular Wednesday evening
rrayer service was held.
The Wednesday church family
hight of Community church promises
an interesting program during the
month of February. There will be
three classes converting in regular
session every Wednesday evening,
Immediately after the dinner. The
class in mission study will be led by
Mr.. Armstrong Of Olinger Gardens,
the teachers training class by Mr.. o.
n. London, superintendent of the
Sunday school, and a class on evan
gelism by Rev. R. H. McVicker, pas
| tor Of the church.
Every one is cordially invited to
attend the dinner and enroll in any
one of the three study classes.
Mrs. Edna Shuring, wife Of Arthur
Sturing, died at her home on Fenton
street on January 4, 1923. Besides
her husband, Mrs. Shuring is survived
ty her mother. Mrs. H. Steinmiller
one brother, Albert Steinmiller, and
four sisters, Mrs. Ida Wheatley, Mrs.
Alma Hugunin, Mrs. Freda Francis
and Mrs. Eleanore Hicks.
The funeral services were con-
Quoted at Olinger's chapel on Mon
day and the body was laid to rest in
Crown Hill cemetery.
Everybody in this neighborhood
who raises any poultry at all should
who raises any poultry at al! should
attend the meeting at Barth hall,
Arvada, on Monday night, February
eth, for the purpose Of forming a
poultrymen's cooperative associa-
tion.
Mrs. CIV. Solomon, who has been
III with tonsilitis, is able to be out
again, and little Ruth Spicer, who
has also been quite i'll with toasilitis,
is much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Sprigg were
On er Guests of Mr.. and ;Irs. Fred
re 'Nre" Inst Sunday.
Mrs oatman Of North Denver was
hostess to the Ladies' Aid society on
thursday afternoon Mt their regular
iemi-monthly business session. About
twenty members were present. Mrs
harold Scott led the devotional serv-
lie and Mrs. McClintock gave splen.
o.d talk on Religious Education for
Children"
During the social hour dainty re-
'feshments were served by the
hostess.
The many friends Of the Labat
'amily are glad To know that Mrs.
labat, who underwent an operation
NJ Denver hospital about ten days
ego, has been removed from the hos
F'!al to her home, and is now con.
'alcscent. rr,l
MIR Abercrombie Of 255d1 Depcw