The Ordway new era., 1913-07-25


hand at The Ordway Trading Co.
Have Kropfs' wagon deliver your
ice. It's clean and you can get 1t for
SOC and 60c per hundredweight.-l4tf
Mrs. J. E. Downey. who went to
Mound City. Mo-, to shake hay FEVER
is reported very much improved ID
health.
Leo Sherlock and John Henry OF
Seneca, Kan, are guests of Lawrence
Kaiser at the Peter Kaiser ranch
north OF town.
Mrs. H. Schendel of Lindon, Kan,
arrived 10 Ordway Friday for an ex-
tended visit with her daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Kersten.
Do your cooking in aluminium
vessels. You can get them cheap at
the Variety Store Saturday and Mon
day, July 20 and %.
Howard Mashburn, manager OF the
local telephone exchange, has been
transferred to Las Animas.
Mrs. s. p 1lgenfritz and son are on
an extended visit at the home OF VIM.
Bornschein at Goodpasture. about six
miles out from Beulah.
Richard Adam was In from his
ranch on Bob Creek last Friday
aud incidentally called to renew his
subscription tn the New Era.
Mrs. Grace Curran and two children
Of Cofieyville, Kan, are visiting IN
the Fred Hoffman home. Mrs. Curran
is cousin of Mrs. Hoffman.
Don't forget to come Saturday or
Monday, July 26 and %, and see the
big assortment OF aluminium ware on
sale. The Variety Store.
Keep In mind the dance at the
Armory hall ON the night Of Thurs
day, August 7, Crowley Day. Music
by Edgar Tiedemann Orchestra.-20t3
George Henderson. editor Of the
labor news column Of the Pueblo
Leader. autoed to Ordway Monday
and visited his ranch north of town.
George Hosmer, former commission
er OF printing and owner OF the Fort
Morgan Herald. was in town yesterday
In the interests OF the Colorado In
dustrial exposition.
J. p. Hawkins of Ethel, Mo-, spent
several days here last week visiting
Dennis Bradley at his ranch west OF
town. He is we'll pleased with this
section CT the valley.
G. H. Spencer and wife and their
daughter, Miss Jeanette. came 10 from
their claim near Forder Wednesday
on their way to Pueblo. where they
will spend the Sum mer.
J. W. Hyeir. an engineer associated
with George H. Sethman. who will
put in the sewer system 10 Ordway,
was down from Denver Tuesday to
meet with the town board.
j. A. Mast is making Improvements
on his residence property recently
vacated by J. E. Downey. A sleeping
porch and closet are being added to
the north side OF the house.
Plans for union meeting at the
north park next Sunday evening are
under way and in all probability the
lights and seats will be In readiness
for such service In ample time.
r. b. Rice arrived from Colorado
Springs last week and is living In the
E. P. Johnson house on Arkansas
boulevard. The family left Missouri
some time ago on account OF Mrs
Rice's health.
Manager NJ. S. Slaughter Of the
Ordway Electric Co. was in Rocky
Ford Wednesday on business for his
company and incident tally was looking
after amusement features for Crowley |
day at the same time.
James Carpenter, who resides east
of town. lost valuable Jersey heifer
last evening by lightning. Mr.. Car
penter is surely playing 10 bad luck.
being at the present time in Nebras-
ka to bury his only son.
Oregon Champion gooseberries-
100, 900 plants for sale for fall or early
spring delivery. Good supply of
Wragg cherry trees. Very low prices
Tor Immediate sale. Phone Ordway
1872 G. A. Rodell, Crowley. Colo.-l9tf
DR.. Kilbaum aud family Of Mime.
apolis. Kan, arrived In Ordway Fri
day via the auto route, making the
tripin a little over two days. They
are guests in the home Of Mrs.
Kilbaum's sister, Mrs. f: P. Johnson,
Judging by reports OF exchanges last
week good rain was all that re-
mained necessary for properly matur-
ing bumper crops OF all kinds through