The Ordway new era., 1913-07-04

nAiso muukC SoEtots WIZ hoc 49,
making her home with the H. Z.
Bryant family, left for her home 10
Pueblo first Of the week. She was &C.
companied by Miss Grace Bryant, who
will spend the Fourth with her.
Grapes, since history began, have
produced the most delicious drinks.
Grape Smash retains all the favor OF
the entire grape. At Martins, OF
course.
8. P. Ilgenfritz went to Pueblo Sun.
day and with Mrs. Ilgenfritz and SOD.
David, who have been visiting the
family Of S. G. Allen at Boone, spent
the day at the parks In the steel city.
A. R. Bouldiu and Alex Gray made
q trip to North Fowler Tuesday. Mr..
Bouldin is agent for Boston wool
house and is buying as much of the
crop now being harvested as he can
get hold OF.
Miss Irene Lancaster gave y party
at her home Tuesday afternoon for
the Junior League of the Baptist
church. The little tots had the time
OF their lives and will long remember
the occasion.
]. A. Mast and Walter Steen, with
their families, autoed to Cripple Creek
Saturday and spent several days fish
ing along one OF the streams near
there. They report having had an
enjoyable trip.
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you. M. II. Hasstedt.
]. H. Leary Jr., Miss Edith Lcary
and w. G. Walker started Tuesday
morning 10 the Leary auto fnr Creede
for ten days vacation. They will
be Joined at Salida by Mrs. Leary, who
arrived there Monday.
Herman Beirich Of ALchison, Kan,
is visiting this week with Ordway rel
atives, Rev. Michael Rank and Miss
Barbara Hunkey. He expects to leave
next Monday for Montrose, where be
will visit other relatives.
A. M. Brenaman OF the Hotel Ord
way has been suffering the past ten
days with vine poisoning and is unable
to ascertain where he contracted II rs
he has failed to find anything 10 the
line Of pOisouous weeds Ip his garden
patch.
VI. A. Rhodes. who was formerly
In the jewelry business here has been
teaching school the past year At
Pleasant, Mo. In recent letter to
A. M. JerouRh OF this city he ex
pressed desire to again return to
Colorado.
O. r. Slavens, wife and daughter,
arrived from Hutchinson, Kan, yea
terday noon, making the trip In their
auto. They left home Tuesday after
noon at O'Clock, and aside from get
ting into rain storm, they had an
enjoyable trip. y
Homer Brunton, who has been bust
ing bronchos for Trainor Brothers,
received severe shaking up last Sum
day when an unruly br0ncho threw
him into fence. He is able to limp
around now but will be unable to
ride for some time to come.
Asurprise party was given at Sheriff
Humiston's home Monday afternoon
for Merton. the eldest son. The young
folks in attendance, about eighteen,
thoroughly enjoyed the event. which
was 10 the nature Of celebration OF
Merton's eleventh birthday.
VIII r. Monkman and wife and
daughters. Misses Maud and Frances.
OF Rocky Ford, spent Sunday In the
New Era editors home. Mr.. Monk
man is editor OF the Enterprise and is
busy man, seldom finding time to
visit on this side Of the river.
Rev. Roscoe Fairchild, who for
several years made his home In Ord
way, and is now located at Cortez. was
married In Danville, ILL.,. June 3, to
Miss Sara Wicks Wolford OF that city.
They will make their home 10 Cortez.
The New Era extends congratulations.
The dance given at the Armory hall
on Friday night OF last week under
the auspices Of the local military COM
pany was u financial and social success
Despite the hot weather pleasant
evening was spent by the terpsicho.
rean enthusiasts and neat little sum
was added to the company treasury.
Willard Davis. a student of a Lin
coin, Neb., college, was 10 town this
week on his return trip from Estes
Park. He is picking up few dollars