The Ordway new era., 1913-10-10

See next weeks paper for announce
ment OF medal contest given by the
high school girls.
o. T. Whipple is substituting on
the town marshal job during the alb
sence Of Marshal Worker on his vaca-
tion.
Woodman OF the World: Pay your
assessments to VIM. Edgar until
further notice. Fred e. Hoffman,
Clerk.
We give co,i pom on the New Era
voting contest with every dollar Of
cash purchases. The Ordway Trad.
ing Co.
Marshal W. T. Olmstead Of Sugar
City was in Ordway Tuesday. The
New Era acknowledges substantial
call from him.
WANrED-Two or three ears OF
straw. Tiedemann.
Remember that 1t costs no more to
have the soles sewed on your shoes
than it does to have them nailed on
at Hoffman's.
L. J. Miller. wife and child Of Ma
drid, Iowa. have been visiting the
past week or more In the homes of D.
F. and A. W. Bartlett.
On a recent drive between here and
Sugar City total of 1875 stacks of hay
could be counted In sight by swinging
the head in a half circle.
That boy of yours will need waists,
new cap or stockings before start
ing to school. Get them at the right
price at the Variety store.
Ben q. Durall, chief counsel for the
Fowler OIL & Gas Co.. was over from
Fowler Tuesday in attendance at the
session of the county court.
A sudden activity 10 real estate was
Experienced In Ordway Thursday
morning. At times 1t was hard to see
across the street for the dust.
Reports from George Claflin, who
is confined to Pueblo hospital with
Illness. we're to the effect that his con.
dition was serious Wednesday.
| Ifyou want a washing machine that
will wash cleaner and work easier than
any you have ever tried. get the Rull-
man at The Ordway Trading Co.
Fred Bass, Saturday. purchased the
residence OF E. F. Greene In the
northwest part OF town and moved
into his new home the past week.
George Gailavan, J. W. Ray and f.
E. Hosler were members of hunting
party which left Ordway this week
for the mountains In search OF blk
game.
We are prepared to supply you with
all kinds Of heating stoves, ranges,
stove pipe. coal hods and shovels.
Let US have your orders. The Ordw
Trading Co.
Miss Ethel Simmer, who has been
employed on the New Era the past
summer, severed her connection with
the paper last week and entered the
high school Wednesday,.
R. L. Mills moved his family from
Eads to Ordway this week, where
they will make their future hume.
Mr.. Mills is developing an irrigation
project southwest OF town.
Miss Sue Adams. who has been
spending the summer in California,
returned Saturday to Ordway to take
up her duties as one OF the teachers
in the local public schools.
A sale Of the household effects of
the late Mrs. M. j. Mickleberry Is ad-
vertised to take place at the residence
tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock.
@. N. McNulty is the auctioneer.
Mrs. f P. Johnson left last week
for Minneapolis, Kan. to be at the
bedside Of her father, who was threat :
eued with serious Illness. At last
re ports the patient was improving.
In order to keep Ordway's main bus
iness thoroughfare 10 u clean condi-
tion street cleaner will soon be
necessary II citizens are not more
careful 10 throwing litter OF all kinds
around.
Oregon Champion gooseberries-
lOO, 900 plants for sale for fall or early
spring delivery. Good supply OF
Wragg cherry trees. Very low prices
TOR Immediate sale. Phoue Ordway
1872 G. A. Rodell, Crowley, los-l9tf
The attention OF New Era readers Is
called TO the ad Of the E II. Witherell
company OF Colorado Springs which
appears this week. The company