The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1912-02-09
THAT BIG NOISE
It's Called Olney Springs and Is
Present with a Fine Show
ing of Newsy Notions

out OF trouble.
II Bryan Woodrow Wilson what
would Harmon do?
Remember. Harictte Williams on
the 10Th, at the church.
Experience Is like marriage certi-
flcate-it is not transferable.
Mrs. A. B. Woollery and daughter
were Fowler shoppers Monday.
MilliOnaires In money are more
plentiful than millionaircs in ideas.
Sheriff Henry Humiston was 10 town
Thursday uf last week on official bust.
ness.
The mean temperature OF January
was mcaner this year than 1t has been
since 1875.
No one has been benefited In the
least by the trust bustcrs'-except
the lawyers.
Some report very heavy frost on
the leaves and tall grass last Satur-
day evening.
Colonel Harvey will have written
contract with the next man he brings
out for president.
A newspaper man can write about
what he plcases so long as it does not
displcase the boss.
J. II. COwden and wife visited friends
10 Denver the first OF the week, re.
turning Thursday evening.
A number from here attended the
dance at John Hendricks place last
Saturday night and report fine time.
Miss Edna Corbct, the county super.
intcndent OF Kiowa county, spent sew.
ernl days visiting ut the home of Mr..
and Mrs. T.. n. Freeman.
Harry Millhousc is temporarily out
OF the auto business, his machine be-
ing out of commission. He expects to
be ready for business again In Il few
days
T'll do as much for you some day."
pardoned by Governor Dix of New
York said to the governor just after
he had been parduned.
| Cowdcn & Dennis sold and delivered
most OF their cattle Wednesday to
Wyatt Bros. Of Denver. The cattle
will be shipped to Kansas City. dipped
and then sent to eastern markets.
Joseph Lcdwith, a well known NJ.
p. conductor, is on n deal for some
very desirable Olney Springs property.
Joe says it's the best town on the line
and, "takc it from u.s." Joe knows.
Rocky Ford seems to be having some
trouble deciding about the candidate
for senator. They don't know just
which Rocky Ford man to pick. When
you get it decided you might ask us If
your hats on straight.
The Olncy Ladies Aid will give n
box social at the school house Satur-
day evening, February 10. No boxes
will cost over 80 cents. A number of
new features and an interesting pro-
gram have been prepared and it
promises to be an Interesting event.
Word has been received here of the
death in Pueblo last week of the
mother of W. H. Taylor, who former.
ly conducted the lumber yard here,
but is now residing in Pueblo. The
deceased was quite old, being in the
eighties. and had many friends in
Olncy Springs who will regret to learn
of her death.
We are in formed that a movement
is on foot to incorporate the town of
OIncy Springs. We think that this
is very good move. A town that is
anxious to be the Cnunty-scat of this
county and will have the splendid
spring water pipcd into its main street
before the year is much older should
not hesitate to take this forward step.
Give it your careful attention.
The last number of the lecture
course will be IIaricttc Williams,
reader and impcrsonator. According
to press notices from various parts Of
the country, she is giving splendid
satisfaction and we wish to assure our
patrons that it will be one Of our best
numbers. The executive committee
wish to say that the amounts still due
on season ticket sales must be paid in
by the evening of February 10, as final
settlement with the company must
be made at that time.