The Ordway new era., 1916-10-06

T rom the West Side
Interesting Happenings as Cleaned
From Olney Springs, King Cen
ter and Bob Creek
OLNEY SPRINGS NEWS

lne A. Is. y. s met lOr u one U CLOCK
luncheon with Miss Conard last Sat
urday. Seven members and one Wis
itor were seated at the table. The
club regrets the loss of eleven mem
bers who have moved away since the
last meeting in the spring. The next
meeting will be with Miss Fern Line
berry in two weeks.
The Friday night Literary Society
had an interesting meeting where an
old time spelling match was enjoyed.
Mr.. Roberts is hoping for a larger
attendance from the older people in
the community.
]. w. Jones and family are enjoy
ing a visit from an uncle whose home
is in New York.
Will Lineberry was home over Sun
day from Pueblo where he is employ
ed
E. N Freeman and family of Sugar
Springs Saturday.
Miss Eunice Grain left for Larned.
Kans Friday to nurse in the state
hospital at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Millhouse visit
ed friends in La Junta two days last
week
Miss Nell Foley was in Manzanola
Saturday looking after some business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lou Bradbury and Miss Gladys John
son formed the jolly party which at
tended the dance at Manzanola last
Friday evening.
Mrs. John Cowden is recovering
Mrs. Paul Newton and Miss Gladys
Johnson were shoppers in Fowler last
Friday.
Lee Flarity came home from Sugar
City where he was assisting in plac
ing a check in the Meredith ditch last
Thursday evening on account of Mrs.
Flarity having a severe attack of ton
siltis. He returned to his work Sum-
day evening.
The neighborhood Of Olney suffer-
ed great loss Friday when Miss Opal
Hanen left to take up work in the
Central Business college of Denver
this winter.
Miss Vel Fisher was in Ordway
finished.
Mrs. B. w. Lewis parents left Fri
day morning for their home in Font
ineile, Iowa.
The Osborne and Satterfield fami-
lies traded homes last week. The Sat
terfield's now live in town and the
Osborne's in the country.
John N. Bishop shipped eighty-five
hogs to the Pueblo market Tuesday
which shipment is said to be the finest
lot of hogs out of this neighborhood.
The average weight per hog was one
hundred and seventy pounds. Mr..
Bishop went to Pueblo to be on the
ground when the shipment was de-
iivered.
The deputy state bank examiner, II.
B. Brown, was in Olney looking over
the bank affairs Monday evening.
Mrs. Name Andrews, guest of Mrs
Sam Husson last week, returned Sat
urday to her home in Golden.
Miss Largent is staying with Miss
Foley at Mr.. Goethe's this week in
order to do special work on the play
the school children are to give soon.
A surprise party was given Miss
a, Co -;- of
Osborn's home where the young peo-
pie had decidedly pleasant evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Millhouse of
Olney Springs and Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
ny Woods of La Junta motored to
New Mexico Wednesday to take in the
fair at Albuquerque.
Miss Grace Conard went to Pueblo
Wednesday morning to attend the
state w. c. T. U. meeting held there
this week.
The first meeting of the Olney
Springs Ladies' Aid will be in their
room in the school house Thursday,
October 12. AS there will be an cleo
tion of officers all members are urg-
ed to be present.
The next meeting Of the Joint
Crowley, King Center and Olney
Springs w. G. T. U. will be held We'd
nesday, October II, with Mrs. Rich
ardson in Crowley.
Little Pauline Bishop accompanied
her father to Pueblo Tuesday.
Claude Maxwell states that he sold
over $500 worth Of grapes from q
two acre vinyard on the Jewel place
This farm is . mile north Of Olney.
can use several thousand pounds
Of Pink Meat cantaloupe seed. D. Y.