The Ordway new era., 1913-03-14
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calendars.
Notice Of the coming. town, election
appears In this Issue.
Watch for the Easter display at
The ordway Trading Co.-2t2
See the new ideas, in stationary
just mat Martins, uf course.
Gus, the old family, dog of L. W.
Walters household. died last week.
Queen Quality oxfnrds at Gallavsns'.
Why should you buy elsewhere?-2tl
c. H! Bowers. proprietor of the
Hotel Berendo. has been very sick the
past week.
Laundry work wanted. Satisfaction
guaranteed! Mrs. H. w. Selvidge,
two blocks east of New Era office.-lt2
With the return of warm weather
the work Of banding the water mains
has been resumed and quite a. force is
at work.
Mrs. G. H. Bowers, went to Pueblo
yesterday to be with herhusband, who
is In Minnequa hospital suffering with
asthma and heart trouble.
The county assessor and his depu.
ties will begin to get busy April l
II you have any property that you
don't want To pay taxes on now is the
time to take 1t out and lose 1t.
Mayor Tiedemann received a letter
from Merle Roberts at Los Angeles,
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rendering his. resignation as member
of the Ordway board OF trustees.
v. II. Shumway, who has been EN-.
ployed for month past in this office.
departed today for Bristol to accept q
position. Mrs. Shumway and baby
went with him as far as Pueblo.
We are IN the market for i've car
loads Of beans. Can pay 2cents per
pound (cash) for rlrecleaned weight and
can use any quantity any. time you
can bring them In. Tiedemann's.-2f
M. s: Slaughter In driving, around
In new Ford car, the sixth brought
to Ordway this. spring! The car was
sent for his-use by the Hendrie b Boil
th"ff company, owners. OF the loca-
light plant.
The New Era donned'a new head
last week with the beginning Of
Volume XII. but up 60 date we have
not heard anyone mention 1t Come
to think OF 1t. itdoes look u great deal
like the old one.
Phil Patrick came in last Saturday
from Pueblo. where he has been
undergoing an extended spell Of III
health at the family residence He Is
much improved'at present and glad to
get back to Ordwsy.
Woodrow Wilson has. given IL out
cold that he will SEQ no seekers after
ONCE except by personal appoint-
ment. What jolt for the hungry
"old guard" after sixteen weary years
OF waiting out In the cold:
The La Junta Tribune. headed
recent local item "Band Enthusiasm
Waning" "and expressed the fear that
that town would be without an organ
lied band this season. II the people
over there would come to Ordway we
could show them what a real band
looks like.
Judge J. Mack Mills. addressed the
pupils Of the high school yesterday at
the chapel hour, from. 1880 to lO:45,
upon topics OF Interest TO his audience.
IL is the practice of the school authori-
ties to have leading citizens make
these short talks to the pupils and
we believe much good will result
therefrom.
DR.. Lorimer Of Dayton, Ohio. Is Wis.
iting at the A. G. Bowers ranch west
Of town. He believes that Ordway is
an ideal location for a sanitarium and
contemplates building one. He is rec.
ognized In the east as authority on
tuberculosis and makes, a specially OF
that disease We hope to see his
plans for the sanitarium carried'out.
The fact that the Call of last week
carried on its. front page date line
march 2S" may or may not have
something correlatingitto TO the follow
ing from the Fowler Tribune's- "Gin.
ger Jar' department: Last weeks
Ordway' Call had two pages printed
upside down. It's sure hard luck
being located half way between the
saloons,of' Olney Springs and those Of
Sugar City.
Little Rosa Herrara, who lives wit
her parents a mile south OF the alfalfa
mill. narrowly escaped serious injury
Monday noon while playing in the
street between the school house and
North park. In some way she fell or
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