The Ordway new era., 1913-09-12

MRS fElCe NuJLdlI anu cnIiuTeu,
who have been visiting In the q. NJ.
Jackson home, returned Tuesday to
their home In Flat Rock, Ill.
Miss Trudy FAIRIES left Sunday for
Rocky Ford and La Junta for short
visit with her aunt, Mrs. G. j.
Lackey, and Mrs. Henry Clark.
Bryce Weldon left last week for
Fort Collins, where he entered the
State Agricultural college for the
study of animal husbandry and agri.
culture.
Vinton Jones, brother of Mrs.
James Graves, accompanied by his
wife aud baby. arrived In Ordway last
week with the intention OF making
this their home.
FOR SALE-Lyon & Healy Organ
in good condition. Inquire OF Opal
Hanen at postofiice, Olney Springs,
Colorado.
Miss Esther Kelley left Saturday
morning for King Center wnere she
Is TO fill position as teacher Ia that
school during the term which opened
Monday morning.
Ernest johnson, foreman In the
bindery Of the Prompt Printery ip
Colorado Springs, was transacting
business here Saturday. He owns a
ranch near Forder.
FOR SALE-Lyon S. Healy Organ.
In good condition. Inquire Of Opal
Hanen at postotiice, Olney Springs,
Colorado.
Mrs. Lottie Casey and children re.
turned Monday to their home In
Bingham, ILL.,, after a pleasant visit
with Mrs. Casey's brothers, william
and Lewis Worker.
viii F. McNulty of Stockton, Kan.
arrived Tuesday for an indefinite stay
In Ordway and will assist his brother,
@. N. McNulty, In his mercantile and
real estate business.
FOR SALE-Lyon g. Healy Organ,
in good condition. Inquire Of Opal
Hanen, at postofIice, Olney Springs,
Colorado.
NJ. E. Sandford and wife arrived
first OF the week to visit 10 the home
OF Mrs. Clara Van Ornam. They are
en- route to their home In New York
City from the Pacific coast.
Mrs. w. Laughlin has made some
additional Improvements around hef
property on Colorado boulevard in the
widening Of the cement walks in
front of her millinery store.
A welcome rain visited this section
of the great Arkansas valley Wednes-
day and settled the dust that. like in
some other sections we have heard
about, was becoming unbearahle.
j. p. Eagleton, and family returned
Wednesday from visit In Indiana
and will again take up residence in
Ordway. They spent part OF the sum.
mer at their ranch near Haswell.
Clyde A. Parks, advance agent for
the McDonald's Big Shows, was in
town Wednesday arranging for their
attraction next week, announcement
of which appears elsewhere In this
issue.
FOR SALE-Lyon & Healy Organ,
In good condition. Inquire OF Opal
Hanen at postoffice, Olney Springs
Colorado.
Harry E. Mast. who was for time
studying law in the office of l. H.
Stanley here. after finishing school at
st. Paul, Mimi, has gone to Denver
where he expects to locate per.
manently.
The voting in the big cbntest is
starting of with vim that indicates
interest on the part OF the young
ladies so far nominated who are de-
termined to win some one OF the
many prizes.
Bert Wallace and wife concluded
their visit In the E. P. johnson home
Sunday and left by way Of Rocky Ford
for their home in Lindsey. Okla. They
left with favorable impression of
Crowley county.
George Milford OF Pueblo has been
added to the pressroom force Of the
New Era to help in getting out the
orders for quality printing that have
about swa amped this institution the
past Jew months.
From the looks Of the streets Thurs
day afternoon most of the people Of
the town must have attended the
Sugar Day festivities at Sugar City.
Once ina while an unpatriotic or ex-
tremely busy man could be seen.
Oregon Champion gooseberries-
loo n0Q nj a Mt for "a le fnr fall or aaElY