The Arvada enterprise., 1923-03-29
ARVADA LOCALS

week, getting "Ofkefb Slilteu '''
directory of the towns of Arvada,
Englcwood and Golden. Mr.. Mirlse
got out a splendid directory iof
Englewood recently, and it proved
most successful venture. II Is very
handy volume to have when one de-
sires TO locate persons residing IN
these towns, and every family in JEFF
ferson county should secure one OF
these directories when they are
issued. They will contain complete
list of the residents Of the three
towns, together with their occupa-
ton, place Of business and residence.
A limited amount OF advertising
space in the directory il being Of
fercd to local business people. The
editor Of the Enterprise has known
Mr.. Mirise for some time and can
youch for his square dealing with the
people Of this section.
+ H. II. Balph and family have re-
turned from Denver, having been
there on account Of the serious i'll
ness of Mrs. Balph's sister.
Mu. Cole Edmonds has been con-
fined 10 her bed for few days, SUI
fering from = cold.
Milton Nicholson was down from
Fort Collins for the weekend to at
tend to some business.
Mrs. James Biggins was brought
home from st. Luke's hospital last
Saturday. She has been there for
four weeks and is now able to walk
around in her room and is getting
along nicely.
The regular mid-week prayer meet
ing Of the M. f. church WAS held at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. v.
Fisk last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. A. H. Barth and son Albert
will leave next Tuesday by auto for
Glendale, Cal. They expect to be
gone all summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gust moved
to their new home on 1852 Newton
street. Mrs. Gust was formerly Miss
Sarah Rodda.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Patterson and
little daughter. Jean Eileen, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
Chingner Of Denver.
Mrs. Frank German of Idaho
Springs has been called home to as
sist in caring for her mother. Mrs.
B. A. Potter, who is very Ill.
MTs.
Thursday in honor of Mrs. William
Sicdell's birthday. A delicious din
ncr was served by the hostess. Those
present were Mrs. William Siedell
and daughter. Miss Mildred, Mrs.
Paxton, Mrs. Burton. Mrs. Newton,
Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Abbott, Mrs.
Martin. Mrs. Hiatt, Mrs. =. S. Allen
and son Glen, Mrs. Witt and the
hostess.
7. S. Allen, who was down with
the flu for several weeks. is able to
be - ngain.
<George Scott firmly believes that
,~spring has came" He was wear
ing new straw hat this week.
Clarence Gurd. who has been OPP
Grating u shoe repairing shop in the
office Of the Pierce Coal company,
has gone to Denver. where he has
sesuGsa work.
"A truck load of feed from Denver
Dot stuck in u mudhole on Grand
New avenue, in front of J. NJ.
Prices residence Sunday, and had
to be unloaded. That street should
be given "a surface Of red rock il it
il not to be paved. Cement curbing,
with about six inches Of red rock
surface for the street, would make u
pretty drive that would be easily kept
in good condition.
Mrs. II. II. Elliott's grandmother,
Mrs. A. W. Collar, died in Denver
on March II and was buried in River
aide cemetery.
The Arvada Womap's club will
meet with Mrs. f. X. Smith on Tues
day afternoon, April 3.
Enterprise grange will have an
oyster supper and play at their hall
on Wednesday evening, April 4.
per. card party and splendid pro-
gram at their hall Saturday night for
all Odd Fellows and their wives.
J. ". Burch Of East Grand View
avenue is reshingling his house and
making other improvements.
J. 5. Mollctt has been busy trim
ming the large cottonwood trees at |
the corner OF Ralston and Wadsworth !
avenues.
Harrison Kennedy of Tuscaloosa,
Ala, has returned to Colorado and |
is critically i'll at st. Joseph's hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. ". l.. Busby left Sat
urday for Wakefield, Neb. Mr.. Bus
by's father and Mrs. Busby's father
both live in Wakefield, and both are ,
in very poor health. A telegram
which summoned the Arvada people
10 Wakefield announced that both
the aged gentlemen were so low that
they probably will not recover. Miss
Ruby Busby is staying with Mrs. W.
W, Benson while her parents are
away.
Tssomas Bennett was operated on
for appendicitis this week in Denver.
l.. c. Elliott is confined to his
home with the flu.
Mrs. Laura Smith Of Portland,
Ore, n cousin Of II. S. Burton,
stopped over in Denver on her way |
home from Springfield. Ohio. last
Saturday, and the Burtons went TO
town to visit her.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Burton at
tended dinner at the homo Of N. r.
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