The Ordway new era., 1913-06-27

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south park tomorrow Saturday
evening.
A new shipment Of butter cartons
places the New Era in position to de-
liver orders for them promptly. Have
you got yours? ~
II you want first class private board
and room 60 to the Cottage" on
Sherman avenue. Mrs. Annie Hoover.
proprietor. -6tf
Ice? Sure. Kropfs' is best and
cleanest. Have their wagon supply
you. Prompt service and satisfaction
guaranteed.-l4tf
Jack Lacy, proprietor OF the Rocky
Ford Gazette-Topic. was over Satur-
day night to assist In the Knights
OF Pythias Installation.
DR.. c. Workman Of Sugar City
brought his family over Tuesday for a
short visit Ia the home Of his parents,
DIR. and Mrs. J. G. Workman.
Special 10 cent cigar"Joan of Arc"
5 cents on Saturday and Sunday only
Manufacturer Is introducing them
here. At Martins. Sole agency.
L. V. Sutherland, Miss Clark aud
L. L. E. Stewart of Omaha, Neb., are
visiting at the Aksarben ranch this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Meyer.
The Rocky Ford boosters will be in
Ordway tomorrow advertising their
celebration. A band concert will be
given on the street about ! O'clock in
the afternoon.
Chas. Stubbs and George Boyd Of
Fowler autoed to Lake Henry Tuesday
with others from the same town and
spent the day fishing. They-made
several good catches.
Next Sunday evening, beginning at
8 O'Clock, the children of the Evan
gelical Sunday school will give their
Childrens' Day program. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
VIM. Waugh Inexperienced Of Frank
Gray the two lots adjoining his resi-
dence on Sherman avenue. These are
desirable lots and Mr.. Waugh is to be
on his purchase.
J. P. Bouldin bids fair to make him
self mighty popular with the children
OF the town. He loaded seven Of them
In his car Sunday and took them for
ride to the Horse Creek section.
Bert Evans, Doug Fravel. John
Holm, Assessor McCabe and Attor-
ney I. H. Stanley we're in Pueblo
Wednesday on legal business in con-
nection with land contest against
Mr.. Evans.
The budget of the Denver s. Rio
Grande Railroad for 1918, as com.
pleted by E L. Brown, shows that the
company will have expended s5, ,00O, 600
for improvements and equipment by
the end of the fiscal year.
Capt. F. X. Field departed Tuesday
morning for Gettysburg to oattend the
big reunion of soldiers of the north
and south. He will be absent about
i've weeks and will visit in st. Louis
before returning to Ordway.
H. G. Teidemann. J. A. Mast and
Fred Rohl. with their families. made
q trip to Las Animas Sunday In autos
aud Witnessed the ball game between
Rocky Ford and Las Animas. The
game resulted in victory for Rocky
Ford.
The pipe line which Kropf Brothers
have been laying for the purpose Of
draining the surplus water at their
plant is about completed, and the
new arrangement will be considerable
of an improvement over the old
method.
As help to beautifying the city.
we would like to suggest that the
Missouri Pacific be asked to harvest
the crop Of variegated hay in full
growth along its right Of way In the
town. The view now Is not specially
to tourists.
c. N. McNulty reports having made
a deal with party In CoReyville, Kan,
he comes into possession of
two residence properties there and
gives in exchange twenty acres Of land
south OF Ord way that was formerly
owned by A. Hockstetler.
A new cantaloupe crate supply shed
has been completed on the Missouri
Pacific right of way by s. A. Gerard &
Co. Of Cincinnati. Tho shed is sub
staDtial aad large enough to hold
plenty of material to care for their
part'of the cantaloupe crop
Maurice Todd was In La Junta
several days last week visiting his
Two brothers, Ira and Roger Todd.
The latter is representative of Kan