The Ordway new era., 1913-08-08

All .. We II. dUIlCh Cduc uoWu IIOiu
Pueblo to spend Crowley day with the
other members OF the family.
The street sprinkler helped make
life more enjoyable during the cele.
bration. Why not keep 1t up?
Bullrake teeth 20 cents each, stack
er teeth 25 cents each, The Tiede.
man Mercantile company.--l5tf
Mrs Frank Gray has returned home,
having been In Rocky Ford for some
time for Osteopathic treatment.
Virgil Peck Of Swink was In the
Crowley day crowd and visited in the
home Of his brother, j. II. Peck.
Crystal and Morning Glory flour.
corn meal, bran and shorts always on
hand at The Ordway Trading Co.
Walter Coffnan is again resident
OF the town, having moved in the
Huston property on Idaho avenue:
Have Kropfs' wagon deliver your
ice. It's clean and you can get 1t for
SOC and 60c per hundred dweight.-l4tf
Have you seen our display of l9l4
calanders? They are the finest on the
market. Come in and inspect them.
Editor Bicknell OF the Manzanola
Sun was in the crowd Crowley day and
visited the New Era ONCE during the
day.
So much paper is stacked around
the New Fra office that passersby are
inclined u mistake it for a paper
mill.
N. A Ferlen was up from Haswell
to -pen nd Sunday at home. He reports
the hardware and furniture business
good.
j. A. Mast moved this week from
the house on the grounds Of the alfal-
ia meal mill into his own on Idaho
avenue.
j. A..Clark, principal Of the Ameri.
can business college. brought down an
auto load OF Puebloans to celebrate
Crowley day.
Mrs Sarah Perry and daughter we're
in from their claim near Forder Tues.
day making preparations for proving
up ON their land.
B w. Lewis, and newly appointed
agent Of the Missouri Pacific here, is
now settled in the Vinyard property
on Idaho avenue.
Rev. G. II. Inman and wife autoed
from Las Animas to take in the Crow
ley day celebration and visited their
many friends here.
R. T. Owens and wife Of Colorado
Springs. formerly OF Box Springs. have
been visiting in the home Of J. r.
Thomas the past two weeks.
George II. Sethman, the engineer
employed by the town to superintend
the sewer building, was here Tuesday
consulting with the town trustees.
Last week County Clerk Coy issued
permit to wed to John G. GoerriDger
and Miss Christina Goerringer. The
contracting parties hail from Sugar
City.
DR.. Kilbourne and family started
upon their return trip tn their home Ia
Minneapolis, Kansas. today. after an
enjoyable visit in the E. P. Johnson
home.
Rev. A. J. Finch OF Denver will
preach at the Evangelical church at
II O'Clock next Sunday morning on
Temperance. All are cordially invited
to hear him.
The drug store of r. L Martin has
been dressed up this week by the ad.
dition OF an attractive combination OF
red and black paint over the front Of
the building.
The dance at ArmOry hall last
night was a success 10 every way and
without doubt was the largest gather.
ing Of merry dancers our town has
ever entertained.
The Twin Lakes Land and Water
company Is building granary on the
farm tenanted by VIM. Roe aud Henry
Erwin. Lester & Olmstead are the
contractors Ia charge.
Wanted-Board and room In private
home by young couple with one child.
Prefer home with modern conventen.
ces. Address by letter only and give
price. "Couple" care New Era.
James Montgomery OF Florence
visited Ordway Crowley day. His
firm, Montgomery s. Hillix, are in the
real estate business and are agents for
several parties owning town property.
Pueblo sent splendid delegation to
attend the celebration Thursday.
Several large autos loaded to capacity
made the trip and spent the day,
hos ydaa thoso ~ hn ea n, O nm tho train