The Ordway new era., 1914-08-28
Local and Personal

spent the day. Friday of last week.
with Mr.. and Mrs. I. II. Stanley. Mrs.
Philips Is q cousin of Mr.. Stanley and
girlhood friend OF Mrs. Stanley aud
this was their first meeting since 1881.
Mr. Philips has for many years been
personally engaged 10 the business of
designing, painting and installing
scenery and stage fixtures in opera
houses, theaters and public halls 10
all parts Of the country tributary to
Kansas City and is widely acquainted
therein. He and Mrs. Philips were on
their return from an auto trip cover
ing, during the summer, all points Of
Interest In the rocky mountain region,
and 1t Is gratifying to US here that
they are better pleased with this part
of the Arkansas valley than any other
locality seen and tested throughout
their travels which was through north
Texas and Oklahoma.
The ladies' class OF the Christian
church enjoyed hay ride out to the
home OF Mrs. Jacobs. There were
twenty ladies present and after the
business meeting Mrs. Jacobs served
watermelons and cantaloupes. The
m ost important feature on the return
home was chicken race, those who
participated were Mrs. Gillette, Evans
and HumistOn. Mrs. Humiston cap
tured the fowl but its fate was a short
life as the two families we're invited
over the next day to help devour 1t.
Please remember the chick belonged
to Mrs. Jacobs.
Mrs. 1. H. Stanley accompanied her
sou c. NJ. and his entire family on
that part Of their western touring
trip which takes 10 Denver aud Colo
RADIO Springs, with their several points
OF interest. and all will visit, 10 the
latter city. with Grandpa T. q.
Stanley. Their departure was Tues
day morning, to return Friday or
Saturday.
G. P. Link. member OF the state
board Of tax commissioners. WAS in
Ordway Tuesday on his way to Kiowa
county to check up some tax matters.
He had no particular business to tran
sact here but dropped Oh to see Chas.
McCabe. Il
In this issue of the New Era IL the
list Of candidates for the nominations
on the various tickets 10 the field, but
two, the Republican and Democratic
tickets being represented 10 this
county.
Rev. L. Hanne of Abilene, Kans.,
returned To his home after q short
visit here with Rev. p. q. Nufier.
Rev. Haune is pastor Of the Evan.
gelical church at Abeline.
Mrs. T. F Evans OF Colorado
Springs who spent two weeks with
her sister-iu-law, Mrs. Frank Evans
returned to Colorado Springs Saturday
morning.
Mrs. d. J. Mooney went to Pueblo
the latter part Of last week to be with
Mr.. MONEYS mother who has been
sick for several days.
Peter Kaiser and his brother-in.law,
Peter Buser Of Wichita, kans. who IL
visiting here have recently returned
from trip to the mountains.
Miss Margaret Meikle OF Bedford,
Iowa after visiting here with her
brother, J. NJ. Meikle, went to Pueblo
Tuesday for visit.
Mrs. Will Weinbroer. who had been
visiting 10 the home Of Mrs. G. S.
Davenport, left Monday for her home
10 Trinidad.
| Mrs. Thos. Fountain went to Colo
RADIO Springs yesterday where she
will remain until the arst of the
week.
Vacuum Washing Machines; try
one. We guarantee to please you at
The Ord way Trading o.
Miss Georgia Estes spent Sunday
and Monday with Miss Laura Doyle Of
Manzanola.
Do you want some good brood sows
or shoatsp See McNulty or Eagleton
II you do.
Edwin Mashburn Is here from CAL
ifornia for two weeks visit with bis
parents.
| We are always In the market for
your Oats, Wheat and Hay. The
Ordway Trading Q.
VIM. H. Paul OF Kirksville, Mo.
visited Wednesday with his nephew
Paul W. Crawford.
Mrs. @. H. Green returned last week
from Colorado Springs where she had
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