The Ordway new era., 1913-11-28

F. G. Adams was In town this
morning.
Morse's Milk Candy-the best.
Rexall Store-of course.
Thirty seven turkeys we're disposed
Of at the shoot yesterday.
Sewer pipe and sewer connections
at The Ordway Trading Co.
Martin Hasstedt and father drove
to their ranch near Arlington Tues
day.
Have you done your part towards
the dig bargain sale at Gallavan's!
Closes Saturday night.
Let us have your plumbing to figure
on. We will guarantee you satisfac.
tion. The Ordway Trading Company.
Have you done your part towards
the big bargain sale at Gailavan's?
Closes Saturday night.
Panacea will make your chickens
lay eggs. Try package, at The Ord
way Trading Co.
Half sOleing is so cents and Is cents
at Hoffman's; and he uses the best
leather that the market affords.
M. F. Houston and wife ate Thanks.
giving dinner with Treasurer Broad
bent and family.
Let us show you our line of heating
stoves, they are tlne to look at and to
use. The Ordway Trading Co.
Save dollar-and may be two. Sub
scribe for magazines through Martin,
Rexall Store. Call for catalogue.
Mayor Ward aud wife entertained
very pleasantly the families Of Messrs
John Work and G, B. Scott Of King
Center at Thanksgiving dinner.
Little Marjorie Bigford accom-.
panied her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l. Olmstead, to California
and will spend the winter with them.
A marriage license was issued Mon
day by County Clerk Coy to Andrew
II. Aaby and Miss Elsie Neef, both
OF Sugar City.
Many Ordway people were in atten-
dance at the Elks dance in Sugar
City Wednesday night and report hav-
ing had an enjoyable time.
The dance at Sugar City Wednes-
day night was well attended by Ord
ways lovers of the joyful whirl. Mu.
sic was furnished by Wonderly's or.
chestra of La Junta. Every body re.
ports a fine time.
II. 1 Olmstead aud wife started
westward Saturday, and after visiting
their son, Marion, at OlneY Springs
several days, they resumed their jour
ney to California. where they expect
to reside In future. Best wishes OF
their many Ordway friends go with
them.
4. NJ. Jerongh and wife delightfulIS
entertained at q fve O'Clock Thanks
giving dinner. Those who enjoyed
the occasion we're: DIR. Rodenhauser
and wife, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. C. O..
Kelley. Mrs. G. II. Bowers, Miss
Esther Kelley. and the host and
hostess
Two-thirds of the required number
Of signers for the Crowley canning
factory have been secured and the
promoters now feel certain that the
factory can be established. A con-
crete factory building is to be erected
and an up-to date plant will be in
stalled before next canning season.
Manzanula Sun.
Mrs. J. H. McFadden, who has been
for some time at Sabina, Ohio. in or
der that her baby might receive treat
mentS from specialist, writes that
they are returning this week to Lit
tie Rock to spend the winter and will
return in the spring to resume the
treatments, which have proven bene-
fetal to the little one.
VIM. S. Forman, the new editor OF
the Rocky Mountain News, was
and seatmate OF b. NJ:
Meyer OF the Aksarben ranch south
west of Ord way, when the two were
school at Nashville, Ill.
Mr.. Meyer speaks very compliment
tary OF his former schoolmate and pre-
dicted in early days that he would
make his mark in the world.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Lylcs and son,
Albert, accompanied by Mr.. Lyles
sister, Miss Luvina Lyles, came from
Manzanola Thursday morning, in the
car that was wrecked on the return
trip, to eat dinner with d. p. Green
and family. They consider themselves
very fortunate in selecting different
driver for the return trip, which was
made late In the evening.
The box social at the school house
Friday NIGHT hrnuuht ont a large