The Ordway new era., 1912-05-03
Little Local Lineups

Drawing paper at New Era office.
Judge Patrick was 10 Pueblo Tues.
day.
Sell your extra household goods to
FOSdick.
Several medium size packing cases
for sale at this office.
When you want artificial or natural
ice, phone TOltec S92.-7tf
You can get your buggy top re-
covered at liotfman's.-4Otf
Mrs. l. II. Stanley returned from D
visit TO Birmingham, Ala, Sunday.
The Dayton store has added good
line VI medicines for man and beast. 8
II. 5. Brubaker arrived from Kansas
One tirst class piano in A No. con-
dition for sale cheap. NJ. A. Rhodes. s
Miss Doris Greene was down from
Pueblo to spend Sunday with home
folks.
Duck Creek water for sale by II. c.
Tiedemann. Delivered any time
4Stf
II. Colyer has just finished redecorat-
ing the home OF }. ID. Bald northwest
OF town.
Sherman Farr and Grant Cummings
came over from Sugar City Tuesday
to take In the cOunty.seat sights.
FIG. Adams OF King Center stopped
in Ordway for ii few minutes last Mon
day when on his way to Sugar City
with bunch Of cattle.
Ice cream sUdas are not good for
yOu-unless they contain the right
fruit ilavWs. Get the True Fruit
kind at Martin's-Uf course.
a. NJ. Brcnaman has been suffering
severely from rheumatism for several
days. II Is with great effort that he
sable To keep On his feet for any
length OF time.
Lester s. Oimstead have just TN
ished screening porches at The J. a.
Mast house and are now busy with
the same class or work on the John
\inyard houses.
Through letter from Mrs. Charles
Baker OF Ontario, Calit., the New Era
learns that Miss Caroline Welt, u for
Mer resident OF Ordway, Is now living
In that city. The Bakers are all 10
better health and are prospering.
lfyou live near Dayton 1t will be to
your interest to patruniZe Strickler'S s
store. Should you not live close you
should go In and see what goods you
can get for your money, anyway. - ST.
Examinations for eighth grade
pupils are being held in the Crowley
county schools under the direction OF
Superintendent Freemen. this week.
Students who make passing grades
will be granted diplomas and can en-
ter the high school without further
examination.
W. E. Strever was in from Numa
Wednesday and gave good report
OF his neighborhond. He stated that
everyone was busy getting In their
crops and that the outlook for pros.
perUus year for farmers and ranchmcn
was never better. The hay crop
promises to be very good.
Sheep men over the country are
having considerable trouble In finding
sufficient number OF men TO look after
their fncks during the laHbing time.
Pete Bonldin returned On Wednesday
from Pueblo with five Mexican hands
to help in caring for his ilocks. Other
sheep men may be compelled to go
to the city for help.
The Junior League OF the Methodist
church had good record again for the
past month. the average attendance
was 40. Those present every Sunday
through April were. from Miss Sales
class. DnrOthy-Gr Merrill Inman,
Est her Brush. Mable Brush. Loren
McKittrick and Grace Salvidge: from
Miss Reese's class. lone Ward and
Isabel Downey: from Mrs. Inman's
class. Rurflette Inman. Margaret Dow.
nev. Mildred Dnwney. Ida Lester.
Herbert Lester. Z"nas Brush. Esther
Axtel and Junior Dnwnrv.