The Ordway new era., 1912-12-13
Little Local Stories


Nut coal $3.50 at the bin. The Ord
way Trading Co.
Lou Kropf was In La Junta Wed.
nesday on business.
View work a specially. Mrs. May
Gray, Photographer.-4ltf
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Will
son, on Saturday. December I. girl.
J. A. Mast and family and Miss
Linnie Colyer autoed to Pueblo Tues
day.
~BoRN-To. Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Mattingly, on Tuesday, December 10.
a boy.
DR.. O. II. Bonner has been testing
pupils eyes In the public schools this
week.
We are always In the market for
good baled hay. Let us have your
hay. The Ordway Trading Co.
Place Red Cross Christmas Seal on
every letter and package. Every seal
is a bullet against tuberculosis.
Fred Pleiman OF Flandreau, S. D.,
arrived Sunday for short visit with
his mother and brothers.
Pocket knives. carving sets. razors
are nice Christmas gifts. A good as.
sortment at The Ordway Trading Co.
M. II. Collins OF Denver, represent
ing the Springfield Insurance com.
pany, has been in the city this week
on business.
The Tiedemann Mercantile COM
pany shipped carload Of hogs to Dem
YER this week that averaged close to
400 pounds each.
Claude Mcclure has returned from
Palisade, where he closed upa deal for
an orchard. He gives In exchange his
BOX Springs property.
The way Hoffman has slaughtered
the price on single harness Is fierce,
and he is also agent for firm OF tan.
ners and fur makers.
Miss Daisy Gracey Of Cheraw Is
night operator at the local telephone
exchange. while Miss Mary Brown Is
now regularly on the day. shift. :
Charles Bateman and family arriv.
ed this week from Illinois and expect
to build home in Ordway. They are
visiting in the Millard Cockerel home.
The Widmark sale attracted a good
crowd Of buyers Wednesday, includ-
ing many Ordway h"usekeepcrs who
were in the market for some OF the
exceptionally good furniture offered.
Rev. o. F. Barker and wife left yes.
terday for Colorado Springs, where
Mrs. Barker will remain for some
days In the BETHEL hospital. after
receiving surgical attention.
+. c. Mustoc of Palisade is here this
week and through the T.. p. johnson
agency made trade for the S. A. Sims
farm Mr.. Sims has just returned
from Palisadc. where he inspected the
fruit ranch he takes in exchange.
Or. S. MacPhcrson. formerly Of
Denver. has located for the practice
Of his profession at Olncy Springs.
We understand he will succeed DIR. L.
+. Farris, whose health has neccs
STATED his disseminating practice.
Monday the county clerk issued Il
marriage license to Bruno Gutierrez
aged 10. and Miss Lionard Montana.
aged IS. both of Sugar City. The
groom's father accompanied him and
authorized the issuance OF the license
on behalf OF his son.
County Treasmrcr.elect Broadbent
moved Monday into the house he ac.
Quired of Thomas Fountain. The
house vacated on the farm will not be
occupied until next summer, when
the family will probably return for
several months to care for the apiary
1t is expected that the special crew
which has been handling the canta.
loupc and sugar beet crops at Ordwav
will finish their work here by the
middle of next week and be called
back to Pueblo. The sugar factory
will probably run some time longer.
Mayor Tiedemann. NJ. :. Slaughter,
j. a. Mast, George T.. Beaver and J.
r. Thomas went to Rocky Ford last
night to attend lodge. and with the
exception OF MIR. Thomas, who has
been through it. all were given the
Arch Mason degree by the lodge Of
fhnf cify