The Arvada enterprise., 1924-01-17
WESTMINSTER
MARY J. Gregory


minister school are preparing some
interesting numbers to be given on
| the program at the next PIT, A
meeting next Wednesday evening, at
'.4o in Grange hall. There will be
round table discussion of two-min.
| ute speeches and each member will
De asked to discuss How to make
estmlnster n better place for our
chlldren.' Criticisms are invited but
those crlticlsing are urged to sug-
gest remedies.
Elsie kitzman, who lives on the
upper Boyd place east of Federal
! boulevard, had a painful accident on
her way home from school Friday.
AS an automobile drove past the
group IN which she was walking, she
lost her balance and fell against the
car, cutting her forehead deeply.
The Westminster Community chor-
US Is now holding three members
weekly, Tuesday and Thursday even
ings at the home of Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
A. Shipman and Sunday evenings at
Grange hall following C. f. The
attendance is good and much interes st
Is being taken. The chorus plans &
concert to be given Feb. Is.
U. ID. Satterlee has been circulat-
ing petition requesting the d. L. 1.
electric railway to make a regular
stop at Federal boulevard. Sixty
patrons of the road have signed up,
r. NJ. Wyatt returned Monday
from business trip to Salt Lake
Ruth McCrea was kept out of
school last week by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Arnold, who
have been living on Orchard street,
recently purchased the Mrs. L)uis ,
Wilson house, corner of Lowell and
Walnut.
Mrs. j. d. Mount, who left Christ
mas day with her little daughter.
Jean for a visit with relatives at
Rapid City, S. d., returned FRIDAY.
Mrs. Mounts sister who lives in Wv
omlng, was with her on the trip.
Miss Ruby Gooch was visitor at
the home-of her sister, Mrs. Edw re
Gnos over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Slatt.ry
and little daughter Gertrude, have
rented and furnished house in the
200 block on Josephine for the win
ter. They moved in Saturday.
The missionary society will meet
at the home of Mrs. F. r. Aldrich at
-''N " SioNN ISAl thursday AFTER
noon. All women of the community
invited to attend the meeting.
Mr.. Oberlin's new house on Low
ell is to be finished and ready for
occupany this week.
Capt. w. o. Finch, who has been
very ill, is improved this week.
Goraon j. Brewer last week pur-
chased the coal yard operated by w.
L. Stuckey. Mr.. Brewer took poses
sion Friday.
Professor Guy Morton of the ami
; NAL husbandry department of c. A.
Z. visited recently at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Calkins.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Patrick were
dinner guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Irwin.
Monday evening the Westminster
Grange basketball team was defeated
by the Denver Telephone company
team by score of 81 to IL. The
second game of a double header re-
turned the W. A. c. team winner ov-
er the Firens' team of Denver, 1912.
Plans are being made for a COM
munity orchestra. The first meeting
of those interested was held Tuesday
evening of last week at the home of
Alexander Mcdonald. Any who are
interested in the formation of such
an organization are urged to speak
to Mr.. Mcdonald or to Mr.. Spangler
| Mrs. Elsie Morehead, who has been
/ i'll for some weeks is again able to
be out.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lundberg of Wei
lington, were guests over Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John S
Calkins.
The Stuckcy store has installed a
new cash regis ter.
There was good attendance al
! the Grange box social held at then
! hall Friday evening. About $50 was
! cleared for the grange treasury.
/ Miss LoEtic Teg'meIer is staying
with Mrs Farrell
Word has been received here thai
Chas. A. Marshall now of Swink
Colo. formerly n resident here, me-
with bad accident recently. HI,
hand was caught and crushed pain
fully as he was helping to mana'-c &
wagon on beet dump. The injur
ed hand is making good progress.
A number from Westminster at
tended the Grange dance at Broom
field Saturday night.
Grandma Farrell is confined to heI
bed with an attack of bronchitis.
The infant daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. d. f. Farrell was quite i'll las
week with q cold which eliminated
in a gathering in the head. The gath
cring broke Friday and the baby il
much better.
Little Miss Arloa Jean Shipmar
has been quite iii with cold ant
fever this week.
The following persons were guest
ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. T
Gaming for dinner Sunday: Mrs
Prickett, Mrs. Gordon Mnce and son
Mr.. Pence, Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Stat
terry and baby, all Of Denver: Mis-
Kimball and Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon J
Brewer.
The council board OF the PIT. A
met at the school house Monday af
tcrnoon.
Mr. N.,tio Tnvlor uripripal N