The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06

Westminster Grange No. 1874 has
had fine new maple floor laid in
the hall. The Grange plans to in
itiate the new floor at a dance to .e
held Saturday evening Of this week.
Merton Williams are the committee
arranging the event. The door fee
is one dollar and supper is free. The
Grange hopes for large attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Bowles
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Irwin at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Deardorff Of Park hill, Den
yer, was visitor at Mr.. and Mrs. D.
E. Farrell's Friday last.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Westminster church will meet next
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Jack Hamm. The annual cleo
tion will be held and large atten &.
ance is desired.
Miss Dorothy Finch entertained
her Sunday school class Of Junior
boys at her home Wednesday evening
Of last week.
Little Esther Kelso Of Boulder Wis
tied her cousins, Lewis and Oren
Kelso over the weekend. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelso took her home by auto
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Cool and fam
fly Of Denver moved into the proper
ty recently purchased by them from
p. L. Mckee, who has moved to Lit
tleton.
Mrs. Zadees and Mr.. and Mrs. Rau-
kohl Of Denver visited at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. e. Farrell Sunday.
H. Lee Bowles Of Las Vegas, N.
NJ, q brotaer OF the late E. B..
Bowles, visited relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. LOUISE Wilson Il having an
additional room built on her house on
Walnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sickles and family
have moved into the house known q
the Morton place.
W. T. Stuckey has closed . deal
by which he becomes the authorized
Ford agent for this community. With
this agency, Mr.. Stuckey will build
thirty-foot addition to the rear Of
his store 10 accommodate the new
business and will use the east wing
Of the store for display Of cars.
o>st -
been visiting his uncle, M. A. Ship
man.
The executive committee Of the
missionary society met with Mrs.
Ricketson Tuesday to plan programs
for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. ThoA Arnold and
family have moved into their new
home. They have installed . new
telephone-Arvada 863-Rl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pepper and family
Of Missouri have leased for two years
the property recently vacated by the
Arnolds. moving in the first Of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. s. strawson spent
Sunday in keenesburg with the lat
ter's sister, Mrs Henry P. Mohnk,
who is critically i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernick Of Denve
have moved into the small house
owned by T. b. Carrigan. They have
purchased lots Of Mrs. Louise Wilson
and expect to build soon.
The Missionary society of the Corr
munity church met last Thursday af-
ternoon at Mrs. Gregory's home. The
following officers were elected: presi-
dent. Mrs. F. w. Day; vice president,
Mrs. II. I. Gaming: secretary, Mrs.
NJ. Ricketsun; treasurer, Mrs. f. K.
Aldrich: secretary of literature. Miss
Margaret O'Gornan: freedmcn's sec
retary. Mrs. NJ. S. Mcffctt: cores
ponding secretary. Miss Mary Greg
ory; chairman of dcvotionals. Mrs. c.
was conducted by Mrs. Moffctt. irs.
Ricketson singing n solo. Mrs. Gan
ung read an excellent review of the
book, The Child and Americas Fu-
ture." Mrs. Day, AS hostess, served
Refreshments.
Mrs. Chester Irwin and Mrs. T. +.
Patrick had a narrow escape from
serious accident last week one day
when motoring TO Brighton. A man
driving a Ford truck cut over in
front of them and made n sudden
stop with the result that the two cars
collidcd. Mrs. Twins car had a bent
fender and the rear Of the other ma
chine was more seriously damaged.
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Moon and her faith
or. Capt. W. o. Finch, left Friday for
Pueblo on n business trip.
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