The Ordway new era., 1913-06-06
contrsctors-Tiedem Mere

densed milk factory.
Home Builders-Tiedemann Mer.
camille company.-10tf
Cool drinks-soft ones-at Worker
Bros restaurant.-l4f
W. W. Mashburn and wife we're
Pueblo visitors Sunday.
City property and ranches on easy
payments. g. n. McNulty.-49tf
For Sale-Good cantaloupe seed at
25c per pound. VIM. Weimer.- 1913
Renew your subscriptions to maRa-
zines-any OF them-at the New Era
ONCE.
The Fourth of July will be the next
holiday. This year the day falls on
Friday.
Dain overshot and swinging stackers
and bullrakes at the Ordway Trading
Co's.-14tl
Ice. Ice, Ice! Have our wagon de-
liver it 10 any quantity. Kropf Bros.
Mercantile Co.-l2tf
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Houston re-
turned Tuesday from visit with
friends in La Junta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Founta Miss
Geneva Fountain and Paul Mclver
speut Sunday 10 Pueblo.
Fred Spindle and Claude Deal left
Tuesday for Salt Lake City, where the
former will remain for some time.
Have Kropfs' wagon deliver your
ice. It's clean and you can get 1t for
Soc and 6oc per hundred weiRht.-l4tf
D. c. Roberts and wife aud Mrs.
VIM. Strever attended the Sunday
school convention 10 Rocky Ford Wed
nesday.
Hay harvest wanted on shares.
Have good teams and machinery.
Drop postal to Elmer E. Butts, Ord.
way, Col0.-llA
Miss Esther Kelley has resigned as
teacher Of the Box Springs school to
accept a position in the primary grade
Of the King Center schools.
Miss Maude #. Mills Is taking a
vacation from the treasurer's office
and left Monday for Fort Collins,
where she will spend three weeks
with relatives.
A thirteen social at King Center
school house on Friday evening, June
l3. 1918. Strawberries and cake IL
cents. Ice cream and cake I3 cents.
Benefit Of piano fund.
The canLaloupe warehouse for S. A.
Gerard s. Co. is about completed aud
will soon be filled with crate material
to be used ln marketing the immense
crop Of cantaloupes.
Miss Lena Kearns will leave next
Monday for GreenH Held, Ohio, where
she will spend the summer. returning
in the fall to again take up her duties
as teacher In the public schools.
A. s. Mcclure OF Hoxie, Kan, ar
rived In Ordway Wednesday and is
looking over the country with view
to a ranch Investment. He is an old
friend Of the Hasstedts of this city.
The New Era Is constantly adding
to its string of customers for butter
cartons. Better get 10 the lineup.
Use of these neat and sanitary pack.
ages insures Increased sales for you at
top prices.
e. W. Cleverly returned Tuesday
from Denver, where he spent ten days
with friends and relatives He made
the return trip 10 the New Era's new
Ford machine and rendered valuable
service in getting 1t safely to Ordway.
While going over to Sugar City Sun
day a party of young men ran an auto
mobile into the ditch and Clifford
Ball was considerably bruised, as a
consequence of which he is now going
AROUND on crutches and is suffering
from a number Of bruises.
Hanna g. johnson sold three more
Ford machines last week, bringing
them down Tuesday from Denver.
Two OF them are runabOuts for the
National Sugar Manufacturing com
pany and the other for the New Era.
J. P. Bouldin drove one Of them down
and E. r. Johnson the third one.
The Aid society of the Methodist
church will serve their regular month
ly tea next Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. T. L. Edgar, when a
missionary program will be given.
The hostess will be assisted by Mrs.
]. Evans. All members are urged to
be present.
D. P. Green, Fred Hoffman, j. G.
Grifiin, A. Cook and T. q. Estep went