The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-13

In spite OF stormy weather, the at
tendance at the dance given at the
hall by Westminster Grange No. 1874
was very satisfactory. A Denver or
chestra of six pieces furnished the
music and every one enjoyed the
splendid new floor Of maple. The
supper was served free of charge.
About 1928 was cleared. 1t is plan
ned to hold dance every two weeks.
Miss Cinnamon, principal Of the
Pillar of Fire high school, spent the
weekend visiting her parents in
Boulder. She reports the snowfall
there amounted to foot or more.
Merton and La Verne Williams
were guests Thursday evening Of last
week Of Mr.. Ashton at dinner he
gave at the Albany hotel for men,
bers Of the Ashton Chevrolet Basket
ball team.
Mrs. Kate Williams was over from
Arvada Saturday to visit with Mrs.
o. 8. Kelso.
Mr.. Cocks recently had fall from
the top Of building upon which he
was doing carpenter work. He suf-
fered quite painful bruises.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. 8. Kelso and their
two sons attended the Elks' circus in
Denver Wednesday evening Of last
week.
The meeting of the Westminster
Athletic club was held Friday even
ing of last week at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. M. A. Shipman. Election
Of officers was held and the former
officers were all reelected, Mr.. Ship
man being renamed president. A
chilli supper was enjoyed by every
body.
Mr.. and Mr,. Russell Egbert and
son Victor hope to return soon to
their mountain home in Coal Creek
canon.
Mrs. L. NJ. Moon and her father,
Captain W. o. Finch, returned Tues
day Of last week to Westminster af-
ter = business trip to Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray J. Boyd and son
Robert have moved into the house
owned by Professor Gillespie.
Miss Velma Niles and Miss Mildred
Bowskill Of Denver attended the
Grange dance here last Saturday.
Several couples were over from Ar
vada for the event.
Miss Ella Oleson is expected home
from California within the next two
weeks. She has been visiting on the
Pacific coast for three months and
her many friends will welcome her
return.
Mrs. Ganung's mother, Mrs. Prick
EFT, has been called to Clarks, Neb..
by the illness of her mother. who is
OF an advanced age.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Slattery have
moved into an apartment near 3lst
and Gilpin.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Martin Of Engle-
wood visited MIR. Martins sister,
Mrs. Shipman Saturday and Sunday
and attended the Grange dance Sat
urday evening.
Heard over the radio: Every time
you attend church you vote for right
cousness; every time you stay away
from church when you could go, you
vote against Righteousness.
Mrs. A. X. De Bruyn is in Pueblo
and vicinity on business trip for the
Murphy Calendar company Of which
she is n representative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Flynn of Den
Yer We're guests Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Flynn's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ". +. Evorist.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Gaming are
making extensive changes and i'm
provcmcnts in their home. They
have torn out the partition between
the two front rooms making it into
long living room on the south side
of the house. The door into the din
ing room has been enlarged into
double door, and the sink moved
from the dining room into the kitch-
en and hot water put In. The whole
interior will be ropapcrcd. painted
and vanished. 4 large screened in
porch will be added to the front of
tho house. adding greatly to its at