The Ordway new era., 1917-09-07
Local and Personal

D Clare spent last week visiting in Beu
lah.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Green ant
daughter Mable motored to Pueblo
the last of last week. From ther,
Mable went to Florence where she
visited few days this week be
fore school begins.
Dick Gallavan who has been in
Idaho stopped over in Ordway Sunday
to visit with home folks. He is on
his way to Durango where he has
accepted a position with the King
Commission company.
Mr. and Mrs. D. n Hewitt, of Lo-
gan. Kans., and Mrs. Hewitt's bro
ther, J. f. Mcfarland and wife, of
La Juuta, mot0red to Ordway and
spent Sunday with Mrs. C. E. Big
ford and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt
resided here 23 years ago. and many
of those who lived here then will re-
member them
Mrs. yada Price. OF EIDorado. Kan
sas, and Mrs. Mable Richart, of Taft.
Calf. visited the first part of the
week with their cousin, Mrs. c. NJ,
Jackson, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Winter and
daughter. of Indiana. arrived last
week for a visit with Mr. Winters
brother. F. J. Winter and their mo-
ther. They all left Tuesday for Hope
well. Tex. for an outing OF about
week and to visit with Mr. and Mrs
A. G. Roberts. who are now located
there.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Taggart of Can
on City, visited Sunday and Monday
with Mr. and Mrs L. l. Giffin.
F H. Swearingeu. of Pueblo. ar
rived Monday evening and has taken
up his duties as mechanic in the new
Oliver garage.
]. r. Ledford. who recently moved
from north of Olney Springs to near
Fowler. was in this locality recently
looking for feed. He has over fifty
head of cattle which he desires to
carry thru the winter.
Harry VI. Boardbent.. who is located
at Hollister. Idaho. where he is prin-
Cipal of the schools will continue his
work at that place for another year.
Mrs. NJ. F. Cockerell went to Scott
City. Kans.. Monday for visit with
her daughter.
J. NJ. Smith was in Pueblo Tuesday
on business.
Monday was Labor Day. a legal
holiday, but there was no observance
of the day in this county. People
We're TOO busy this year to quit work
on Labor day.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Graves. of
Montrose, were here the first of the
week visiting Mrs. Graves parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Davis. They were
accompanied from Pueblo by Mr.. and
Mrs. James Graves, who now reside
at that place Monday they were all
dinner guests at the Davis home. The
trip here was made by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Taylor, of Pop
ular Bluff, Mo, are visiting this week
with Judge and Mrs. Chas. C. Wool
bridge. They were acquaintances in
Martinsburg, Mo. in their schoo.
days Mr.. Taylor states that he may
locate in Colorado. possibly in the San
Luis valley.
Miss Corinne Thomas entertained
her music class at her home Monday
afternoon. Piano selections We're
given by the pupils after which games
and refreshments were enjoyed on
the lawn. Those present were Grace
Estes. Katherine Gallavan, Ruby
Oliver, Margaret Downey, Eleanor
Steen. Ruth Fountain, Pauline Moon
ey, Vera McNulty, Bessie Bouldin,
Mildred Downey and Lilly Oliver.
Misses Ruby, Frances and Goldie
Case returned home Sunday from
Weskan, Kans., where they have been
visiting the past few weeks Their
aunt and two cousins, Mrs. c. II.
Teed and sons, Leslie and Donald, ac-
companied them home for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Waugh and son
returned from Brighton last Friday
and expect to remain here for some
time.