The Ordway new era., 1913-10-17

ventive for hog cholera and other dis
eases of animals. Ask for Q doctor
book at The Ordway Trading Go.
The program for the medal contest
which will be given at the Methodist
church next Friday evening Will oe
found in this issue OF the New Era.
Kodaks. Martins Rexall store.
Miss Margaret worden, who has
been visiting friends here for several
weeks. returned to Pueblo last week.
She is going to business college IN
that city.
Rocky Ford coal dealers have the
system to make money. They have
advanced the price of coal so cents per
ton and placed limit Of one ton on
ingle orders.
McNultY's Cash Bargain store Will
save you money.
Mrs. E. p. Johnson returned last
Wednesday from Minnesota. Kan,
where she was 10 attendance at the
bedside OF her father who was threat
ened with serious Illness.
Initial correspondence cards. latest
thing; Martin's-0f course.
S. A. Phillips, who is we'll known 10
Ordway and who has been visiting
relatives In Idaho for year or more,
came down Saturday evening and will
visit with his SOD 10 Ordway for some
time.
According to information received
from Olney Springs. DR.. 0. II. Snyder,
who has been practiclng medicine
there for some time, has sold out his
practice and will move from there 10
short time.
The Ordway friends Of Judge G. 8.
Essex will be glad to learn that he
has entirely recovered from the at
tack OF illness which he had week or
more ago while on the district court
bench In Ordway.
The New Era calls the attention OF
its readers to the regular church
notices this week. We will, with the
CO operation OF the different ministers.
publish the sermon topics for both
services each week.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Methodist church met with Mrs. Il.
L. Edgar Thursday afternonn. The
ladies are busily engaged 10 making
different articles which will be dis
posed OF In various ways.
Oregon Champion g"seberries-
100, 600 plants for sale for fall or early
spring delivery. Good supply OF
Wragg cherry trees. Very low prices
for Immediate sale. Phone Ordway
1872 G. A. Rodell, Crowley, lo.-l9tf
The wind storm last Thursday
brought down from the north great
flight of ducks. Minus lake, Pearl
and Mouse lakes are said to be black
with them and local sports are out In
force early and late.-Saccharine
Gazette.
The Sunday preceding the Annual
meeting Of the State Teachers ass"ci-
alton in Pueblo on November "a 20,
will be educational Sunday. Bishop
Francis J. Mcconnell, one OF the great
est and most practical men in religious
life today, will deliver the address OF
the day In Pueblo
f. J. Heiserman Of Lebanon, Kan.
has been 10 Ordway for several days
on business mission. Mr., Heisernan
was formerly resident nf the county
and Is here In the interest OF n
prospective trade Of forty acres Of
his land 10 the Ordway district for "a
section or two" OF Kansas land. He
lived in Ordway about nine years.
The election held in Rocky Ford
Tuesday to ascertain the mind OF the
voters toward the adoption OF til" gas
franchise recently proposed aud passed
by the city council resulted in n large
majority In favor Of the prnp"sition.
Oniy So votes were cast against the
proposition. Work on the erection Of
the plant will be started without any
delay.
Owing to series OF minor accidents
to the ditch digging machinery now
at work on Ordway's sewer system
some night and Sunday work has been
necessitated in order To keep ahead of
the men laying the pipe. The ma
chine has now gone through three al
leys In the town, and while there has
been some delay it is expected that
the work will be completed before the
contract time expires.
The meeting Of the Colorado State
Teachers Association which Is to be
held 10 Pueblo, November "a, 25 and
26, promises to be one Of the most
successful In the history Of the organ
izatiOn. The list of speakers includes |