The Arvada enterprise., 1924-01-10

Geo. Williams is confined to his
bed suffering from a severe cold.
Mrs. Fred Sain has been very i'll
but is improving at this time.
The E. Molby family are expected
home soon from u visit with relatives
in Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Golightly of
| Golden were guests Sunday at the
Chas. E. Johnson home.
Norman Miller has moved from w.
Third street to the Basford residence
on Wadsworth Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Schultz left
Tuesday night for Oakland, Calf.
on n stay of indefinite length.
Miss Thclma Mollett entertained "A
number Of her girl friends at q slum-
Der party last Thursday night.
II. s. Burton, who has been con-
fined to his bed since Christmas with
severe cold, il much improved.
The county commissioner and the
farmers living on North Graves ave-
nue. are gravelling Graves this week.
A son WAS born Tuesday, Jan. 8,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hagen. Mrs.
Hagen was formerly Miss Ruth West.
The Gordon Hooper family took
dinner with the Elgin family one day
this week, II benig Mr.. Elgin's birth.
day.
Mrs. William Kimmitt Of Ralston
Creek entertained several Of her
Denver View friends at dinner Tues
day.
!. J. Bacher of South Wsdsworth
was taken to st. Lukc's hospital, in
Denver Monday and operated upon
Tor appendicitis. He is getting along
nicely.
Mrs. F. W. Todd and daughter
Margaret Of Merino. Colo, returned
home after spending the holidays
with her brother G.. NJ. Larson Of
East Ralston.
Miss Pearl Metzger submitted to
an operation for the removal OF her
tons ls Friday and is reported ~ do
ing very nicely.
Mrs. j. =. Olson entertained the
Ncighborhood club at her home on
East Ralston avenue last Thursday
afternoon. All members report Nm
enjoyable time.
Ernest APPEL, Jr., who went to San
II Ana, Calf. some time ago hoping
to benefit his health is not improving
at that point and will 20 10 anothe.
part of the state.
j. NJ. Compton spent Sunday IN
Boulder with his wife who IL at the
sanitarium there. He expects TO be
able to bring Mrs. Compton back to
Arvada within tn" next week.
Mrs. G. X. Robbins and family.
Mrs. +. l.. Paxton and children, and
Mr.. and Mrs. K. II. Backc,t and fam.
lily were guests Sunday Of Mrs. j. X.
Champion and family Df si3 Steele
street, Denver.
Mrs. FROST who has been living on
Elinor road near Golden. has moved
to Arvadn and nito the y. +. Hines
house on West Grand View. Mrs.
Frost IL bookkccpcr at the Aryadn
Lumber company.
A Greek employed on the railrond
at Lcydcn Junction was attacked by
ptomninc poisoning Monday after
noon near the tramwny station. Az
ter emergency treatment he was tak-
en- to the hospital in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Robbins and son
Franklyn. and Mrs. Frnnk Paxton
and family came down from Tnbcr-
nash and spent the holidays with
Mrs. Catherine ChcatIcy md family.
Mrs. Pavton and children expect TO
return TO their home this week.
Ed Whitcomb left Tuesday niyh,
for San Francisco, California, where
he will work at his nutomotiye trade.
Mrs. Whitcomb and baby will stny ut
the home Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. X. l.. Newton for n time, helping
Mr.. Newton out with his postoifice
duties.
The J. U. G. girls gave Mrs. Clyde
Roberts, formerly Miss Winifred Mn
loney. shower at the Ruth Olson
home Wednesday night. Many use
ful presents for the new home were
received. Dainty Refreshments were
served. A mock wedding ceremony
WAS performed by the girls for the