The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1913-03-07

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Large can Of salmon 10 cents. Leary
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Theobaldi, the violinist, at the
opera house March IL.
]. M. Simpson of Pueblo, United
States veterinary inspector, is In the
city on official business.
1t is reported that there is consider.
able scarlet fever In Olney Springs,
but none Of the cases are virulent.
Daddy" Evans is carrying his
right arm around in sling as a result
Of an attack of rheumatism In the
right shoulder.
Let us show you our Pstton's Sun
Proof paint, and Chinamel stain and
varnish, acknowledged to be the best
made. The Ordwsy Trading Co.-2t52
John H. Quick and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jasper E. VIII, all from north OF
town. were In Ordwsy yesterday on
business connected with the land
ONCE.
George D. Henderson Of the Pueblo
Leader is down for few days looking
after his claim north OF town. George
Is now president of the Allied Print
Ing Trades council down there.
Mrs. Q. s. steinmetz of Simla,
Colo, Is with her daughter and
granddaughter at q. r. Leighton's,
having arrived In lime to, help well
come the little one Saturday morning.
This week the sugar factory people
at Sugar City sent large number Of
their horses over to Ordway to be
shod by Charlie Fravel, who used to
be blacksmith for the factory. They
have to come to Ordway to get the
best.
Dawes Spindle was 81 years old
Sunday and his employer, L. A.
Henderson, entertained him with q
dinner in honor OF the event. The
occasion will long be remembered by
those present
Some neat lockers are being placed
10 Masonic hall to accommodate the
lodge paraphernalia, the work being
done by Capt. F. X. Field, who now
has charge Of the hall. Since the
Woodmen began holding their meet
ings there the storage room has been
found to be insufficient.
County Clerk Coy and Joseph
Frazier of the Hendrie- BolthofY Co.,
owner Of the local light plant, made
trip over into the Holbrook
country yesterday afternoon to "spy
out the country" and Investigate the
reported electric light and power line
that II is said will be run through
that section.
Sheriff Henry Humiston has 10.
stituted suit against the county for
sos. 35, costs incurred by him In
tbrinRfnR prisoner BACK IRON the
Western Slope. Henry says be
doesn't care anything about the s2O6.
but he'll be ding-swizzled II he Is
going to lose that IS cents. Costs OF
suit are also asked.
The bunch OF Masons who went to
Pueblo Tuesday night left there about
midnight and Ave miles east ran into
Harry Abel and Bob Armstrong;
auto stuck in the ditch. Two autoes
and a team Of horses failed to move
the machine and the Ordwsy bunch
left them still stuck there, but they
finally managed to get out.
The first customer to bring in
cream to Tiedemann was Edd Whit
ney, who brought 10 81 gallons. 1t
weighed 70 pounds aud tested 4s per
cent or IS pounds Of butter fat, which
81 81 cents brought Mr.. Whitney the
neat sum OF SlO.S5. 1t certainly pays
to sell the cream when one keeps the
kind OF stock that Edd Whitney does
Victor NJ. FrIar of Pueblo, repre-.
senting the Lennon Flume company
of Colorado Springs, was In the city
Monday and Tuesday and made a
contract with the city authorities for
some Of his fumes to be used at street
crossings 10 this city Mr.. Friar is an
oldtime newspaper man and still likes
to get around where he can smell the
ink and other pleasant odors OF a
printing office
Mrs. James Wallace Graves, a for
mer attache OF the New Era, favored
US with a call last Monday aud also
gave us peep at that wonderful new
boy. age two months, weight IA
pounds. AS yet she has not decided
whether she will make printer or a
carpenter out OF him, but there are
strong indications that her love for
the art preserva.ive" will cause her
tn decida 1 n fauar tho lnf4oE