The Arvada enterprise., 1924-01-03
WESTMINSTER
MARY ]. Gregory
HaDpy New Iear'

| ''NN w SSiu hurry calls Tor Mr. SInOS
as frozen and broken water pipes be-
gan to thaw out.
Mrs. Alexander Mcdonald has the
sympathy of the community in her
suffering. We hope the broken col
lar bone she sustained in their re-
cent accident will soon mend.
The basketball team of the West
Minister grange played the team of
the First Baptist church, Denver, at
Grange hall here Friday evening,
/ winning by score of 60 to 9. Those
playing on the local team were La
Verne Williams and James Stuckey,
forwards; Berton Williams, center:
Louis Fechner and Merton Williams,
guards. Carl Porter acted as ref
cree. Milton Woods plays on the
FIRST Baptist team. The grange team
plans games with the teams of the
Golden Eagle and the Denver Police
department.
Dropping into Stuckey's store YES
terday, we found it undergoing n
complete transformation. 1t rapidly
Is taking the appearance of an up
to-date city hardware store. In talk
ing with Mr.. Stuckey, we found that
ne had made arrangements with the
Wmchester-Simmons company, who
nave sort of chain of many thous-
ands of semi-independent hardware
stores throughout the country, which
are conducted on the cash-carry ba-
Mr. StnnLsa,- will
opening day as soon as the new fix
lures are installed.
Roy f. Miller has returned from
Abba, Ia, where he spent Christmas
with his brother.
Mrs. A. C. McClelland left Sun
day for her school at Waverly Hall,
near Yuma, after spending Christmas
with her family here.
Miss Caroline kimball returned to
Westminster Sunday after spending
the holidays with her parents in New
ton, Kansas.
The w. A. c. will hold its regular
meeting at the Grange hall Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Day returned
the last part of last week from a
| Christmas visit to the home of their
son, Ralph E. Day in LaJunta. Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Day have a new baby
daughter, born about ten days before
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford of Ebert, Mrs.
Jennie Luce and Mrs. Meta B. Rog-
ers of Denver spent Christmas week
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. S. Moffett.
Miss Ruby Gooch returned New
Years day to her school near Brigh-
ton, after having spent the holidays
here with her sister, Mrs. Edward
Gnos.
Mrs. Mary E. Maclear, who spent
tsla winter here with her daughter,
Mrs. Jesse A. Bowie, is spending the
winter in St. Petersburg, Florida,
with sister and sister-in-law.
Miss Elizabeth Voelker of Love-
land spent Christmas week visiting
her grandmother and aunt, Mrs. and
Miss Anderson, here.
Mrs. Myrtle Ricketson, Mrs. Ed
Edward Gnos and Miss Ruby Gooch
were guests at lunch at the home of
Mrs. W. ]. Gregory Friday of last
week.
Mrs. A. R. DeBruyn left Christmas
morning for business trip of six
weeks for the Murphy Calendar com
pany. She motored to Sterling.
Mrs. Pollock of Denver is teach
ing in the primary department of the
Westminster schools, taking the place
of Miss Ehret, who resigned. Mrs.
Pollock is sister Of Mrs. Nettie Tay.
lor, principal of the school, and is
boarding at the home of Mrs. H. F.
Mills.
Mrs. d. W. Hosmer, with her two
children, spent Christmas week here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ
Williams. Miss Ferguson, the school.
teacher from that district, was also
here for part Of the holidays before
going on to Masters to visit her par.
ents.
Mrs. Bergstrom and two children
from near Hudson visited Mrs. NJ. A.
Shipman last week.
Since they moved to Englewood,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N. Brock have
had considerable sickness in their
family. Eleanor has just recovered
from pneumonia, Junior from the
measles and Mr.. and Mrs. Brock both
have had the flu.
Mrs. d. +. Farrell was shocked TO
learn Monday of the sudden death of
her niece, Mrs. Sears of Brighton,
the cause Of death being bloodpois-
oning.
Mrs. Katherine Williams was the
guest for Christmas dinner of her
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Bond in Den
yer. This is the twenty-second or
twenty-third consecutive year they
have had their Christmas dinner to-
gether.
The Friday evening before Miss
Martha Oleson left for Rocky Ford,
| Miss LouiSe pi0uette u.uo , .h,,..-