The Ordway new era., 1912-07-05

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Come In and see our 1918 calendars.
Fred Trainor Is now employed in the
English lumber yard.
Bale ties 90c per bundle (25O). r.
w. English Lumber Cu.-l5tf
r. L. Martin Is using the day ser.
vice for running an electric fan at his
soda fountain.
G. H. Green OF the Ordway Trading
company was transacting business In
Pueblo Monday.
II you never wore it try B. V. D.
underwear next time and keep cool.
Leary Bros. & 20.
The Standard Hotpoint electric
iron, five year guarantee, at Mrs. W.
Laughlin's.-l8t
w, A. Maxwell OF Brighton, Colo.
was transacting business here the fore
part OF the week.
Feel hot and dry? Sit under Mar
tins fans and drink the true fruit
sodas--you're all right -l8tl
w. L. Hartman and wife, Miss Alice
Hall and Loomis McNutt autoed down
from Pueblo to spend Wednesday In
Ordway.
Kansas City Star and Times-m"rn.
ing, evening aud Sunday-ten weeks
for 81 90: s5. 20 per year. Orders taken
at this office.
Miss Olga johnson of Hutchison,
Kan, arrived the first OF the week for
a visit among old friends while the
guest OF Miss Edna McIver.
The sugar shell and butter knife
given away at the Princess Tuesday
evening went to Miss Mafgie COtfeen.
The lucky number was h346.
Now that the Republicans and
Democrats have finally selected their
candidates. the country can draw a
good, long breath and settle down to
work again.
II. NJ. Selvige has been ''lone wild
der" several days this week, his fam.
lily having heen on visit with friends
10 Rocky Ford. They are expected
home today.
Just as w. W. Mashburn was get
ting over an attack OF the grip he was
visited by the hay fever. He believes
In the old adage that "troubIes never
come singly."
During my absence from Ordway
Mr.. and Mrs. N. q. Adams will handle
all recorders for lenses and attend t"
all other matters OF business for me.
DIR. II. p. Jones.-lt
Miss Bessie Hawkey arrived the fore
part OF last week for months visit at
the David Widmark home. She will
visit in Denver before returning to
her home In PaOnia, Colo.
Mrs. J. A. Sale, Miss Belle and
little Craig departed Monday for
Iowa. where Miss Belle will spend
several weeks visiting. Mrs. Sale and
Craig will journey nn to Illinois and
spend the summer with relatives and
| friends.
r. D. Rhudes OF Rocky Ford and N.
Darchiquette Of Las Animas assisted
the Ordway band at Olney Springs
yesterday. each playing cnrnet. They
were accompanied by their families,
aud drove from Rocky Ford 10 Mr..
Rhodes machine.
The HI garage Is receiving fresh
coat Of paint this week, and Is being
adorned with huge new sign which
marks the location plainly for the fes.
tive autoist. An electric sign Is TO be
placed 10 position on the cross street
south OF the garage soon.
Fred Cook, proprietor of the Star
cafe, has purchased the Reynolds pop
corn and peanut stand and will con.
duct it henceforth with G. d. Callig.
han In charge. This little business
has grown to some proportions and
Mr.. Cook will no doubt enjoy u good
patronage.
The Republicans nominated Presi-
dent Taft on the tirst ballot, but IT
took the Democrats forty.six ballots
to nominate Woodrow Wilson. Ex-
President Roosevelt, II nominated by
the Progressives, will doubtless have
the honor handed to him on the first
ballot at Denver.