The Ordway new era., 1916-04-28
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al I, o, o. F. CELEBRATES-l, ". y
j. lF. lodges are this week celebrating
. the 9th year of the organization.
: NEW GARAGE-Frank Mccoy ha,
> erected garage on his property II
the southeast part of town.
SCHOOL ELECTIoN-Monday is
school election day and the polls VIII
be open from 1880 p. m. to 5 O'Clock
!. There are two candidates, j. A. Mast
the present incumbent and w. H.
Hinshaw who aspires to the position.
MANY ENIENTS-Proper-
ty in all parts of the city is looking
tip-top this spring. Most everyone
has made improvements which is add
ing much to the already good ap-
pearance which Ordway presents,
EGG ROLLING-Pastor Stephen
son gave the Baptist Sunday school
the pleasure of an old style egg roll
ing a few evenings ago. 1t was the
one great event in his boyhood days
and he wanted to live again those
times. He furnished about u dozen
eggs which he boiled hard The chill
dren certainly had good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Reed and two
sons of Orchard Grove, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Gallavan
and family.
Mrs. r. p. Stephenson is in Colo
rado Springs attending the Western
Mountain district convention of the
WOmeu's Foreign Missionary society.
Mrs. Blanch Mills wascalled to Pu
eblo Wednesday morning to be with
her sister. Mrs. Thomson, who is sick
with pneumonia.
Friday evening on the Parsonage
lawn the Epworth League will give |
Missionary Baseball social. Ice I
cream and cake will be served for /.
ten cents.
Mrs. Robert Mills and children are |
again in Ordway after several months |
spent in Stewart, Va. She has leased
the Waugh residence and will move
in within few days.
Oma Cowen who recently came to
Colorado from Indiana is looking for
a land location. He states that he I
intends to make Colorado his home L
and prefers this section of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Roberts have
from Cocoanut Grove, Fla, /.
where they had spent the past several
They are each very much
improved in health, finding this So
ourn in Florida even more beneficial I,
han any of their many annual visits.
H. w. Stevens, one of the many
new residents of the Breckenridge Il
district was in town this week. Mr. /
stevens located there this spring, and /
IS very much pleased with the district. I
He will be a weekly reader of the
New Era.
Mr.. and Mrs C. w. Walter of Rye,
who have been visiting their neice, |
Mrs. Thomas Gallavan and family, re-
turned to their home Monday. Mrs. !
Walter has been spending the winter
in California and stopped here for
short visit on her return home.
Eighteen little members of Mrs
Chas. Olmstead's Sunday school class
of the Baptist church enjoyed an Eas-
ter hunt Saturday afternoon at the
home of their teacher. Refreshments
were served and a happy time spent
by the children
Gorden B. Grove, manager of the
Cudahy ranch, returned Thursday
from Lincoln, Neb. While there Mr..
Grove purchased a fine Percheron
stallion. This stallion has Just been
imported from France, and is of the
finest breed.
Mrs. 1. H. Stanley and Mrs. E. P.
Johnson accompanied Mrs. Virginia
Stanley and children, Edward and
Harry, to Pueblo Tuesday who are
on their way to Cleveland. Ohio,
where they will make their home with
Mrs. Stanley's mother.
Mrs. c s.. Davenport who has been
away from Ordway for the past year
will return this week and will take
lcharge of her residence, She has
been in Grant. Neb., for the past
several months with her daughter
Mrs. D. A. Wier, but last summer and
fall she was in California.
c. E. Cowdry has returned to hi,
, ranch near olney Springs after 6
business visit to Neodesha, Kans.