The Ordway new era., 1913-08-16

Miss Hattie Hobbs and Mrs. jay f.
johnson are sightseeing around Colo
RADIO Springs.
Miss Lillian Kane has been visiting
her brother. Claude, this week. Her
parents now reside at Lamar.
Charles NJ. Ross of Argenta, ILL.,,
still reads the New Era and has our
thanks for another years dues.
Bullrake teeth 20 cents each, stack
er teeth 25 cents each. The Tiede.
man Mercantile company.-l5tf 9
Contractors-Tied Mercan-
tile company.-10tf
Miss Rose Pantle returned this
week from Emporia, where she at
tended the Y. P. A. convention.
Mrs. P. ID. FAIRIES has returned from
Pueblo, where she has been under a
ply ysicians care for several weeks.
Have Kropfs' wagon deliver your
Ice. It'stclean and you can get 1t for
SOC and 60c per hundred weight.-l4tf
Ray Ransom arrived early In the
week from Ogden, H., and Is looking
after his fathers ranch west OF town.
Have you seen our display OF 1914
They are the finest on the
market. Come in and inspect them.
DR.. j. E. Jeffery returned Friday
from Pueblo, where he has been
taking treatments In one OF the
hospitals.
Mrs. J. P. Reynolds, who formerly
resided here, arrived from Kansas In
time to celebrate Crowley day with
old friends.
@. L. Hougard has moved In from
his ranch northeast Of town and is
occupying the Fred Cook house ON
Idaho avenue.
LosT-On Crowley Day, In South
park, a child's straw hat with cloth
crown. o. e. Barker, Ordway Meth
odist Parsonage.
Roy Roberts arrived arst OF the
week to join his wife and baby who
have been visiting his parents, d. c.
Roberts and wife.
Mrs. Nellie Rey ynolds and children
left Monday for their home In Kelker,
Colo, after and extended visit In the
Fl. l. Olmstead home.
Niger head nut and lump at The
Ordway Trading Company.
Miss Lena WiDkle OF Madison, Ind,
arrived In Ordway Saturday and Is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Peter kaise
at the ranch northeast Of town.
The Foley Lumber company if,
installing u new, seven ton wagt o
scale at their office this week. Lester
s. Olmstead are doing the work.
Among the ordway people attend
Ing the c0nclave In Denver are D, p.
Green, J. W. Ray and wife, George E.
Beaver and Mrs. Maude Hughes.
George Renton left Tuesday evening
for Boston Corner, N. Y, and will
visit his parents there and relatives
at other points before returning.
Eastman Kodaks are right; don't
buy wrong AT Martins OF course.
G. W. Sw0pe of Mankato, Kan,
brought in a carload Of cattle first of
the week for Metz Bros. who drove
them to their ranch north Of Ordway.
S. A. McNulty OF Mankato, Kan,
was here Friday and Saturday visiting
friends and looking at the country.
He also visited at Canon City before
returning.
Miss Kate Pantle, who has been
attending college 10 Chicago, returned
home Wednesday to spend her vaca'
tion with her parents, Jacob Pantle
and wife.
James f. Downey has Joined his
wife at Mound City, Mo-, and together
they will visit Mr.. Downey's parents
Shere and also spend some time at
Quincy, Ill. -..
Arrangements have been made for
a county Sunday school rally at
Sugar City on September I. The
program promises to be an exception
ally good one.
w. j. Steinmetz, a former resident
OF Ordway, is among the number OF
who have remitted anoth.
er years subscription this week.
Thanks, Billy!
Mrs. Price Nuttall and children,
who reside In Flat Rock, ILL.,, are ex.
pected to arrive tomorrow for visit
at the hume OF the formers sister,
Mrs. G. NJ. Jackson.
Bale ties for 95 cents bundle at
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