The Ordway new era., 1917-03-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

LOCAL AND PERSONAL
w. r. Ferguson was in Pueblo on
business Wednesday.
Miss Belle Gallavan was in Pueblo
Thursday of this week.
E. r. Chew; division engineer. was
here the first of the week on business.
! Robert Weatherwax has returned
from. Victor where he has been for
some time.
Miss Alice Walters and Frank Mil
Ter were visiting in Canon City one
day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrat Wells spent
the week end in La Junta visiting
with DR.. and Mrs. R. ]. Weaver.
Miss Edith Melton and Miss Audrey
Mcintosh entertained the Sewing Club
last Saturday evening at st. Pat
rick's party.
E. F. Stone and family of Pueblo
were here Saturday. Mr. Stone is
connected with the Arkansas Valley
Railway, Light and Power Co.
| Mrs. Dave Simmer returned home
the first of the week from Brush
where she has been visiting with Miss
Mary Brown and other friends.
| Women's Benefit association of the
Maccabees Tuesday afternoonat 2:3O
o'clock at the home of Mrs. T. j..
Kelley.
Mr. and Mrs s. M. Bates and
daughter of Pueblo who. have been
visiting with Mr.. Bates parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Bates and other rela-
tives returned to their home Sunday.
Miss Osa Spindle who has been
connected with the Byars & Strick-
land store for the past couple of
years will leave the first Of the week
for California.
Mr.. Edward Dennis and Mrs. Viola
P. Manners. both of Olney Springs,
were united in marriage in Ordway
on Tuesday eveninug of this week
by Judge G C. Woodbridge. Mr.. Dem
mis- is superintendent of the Cavan-
augh ranch and they will reside there
this season.
Mrs. Stanley will e5tertain the
ladies class of, the M. e. Sunday
school next Wednesday at 3,p. M
The social committee is making every
effort to give pleasing as well as in
structive programs at these monthly
meetings and all members are urged
to attend as regularly as possible.
Mrs. Burke will assist the hostess.
RESIDENCE WORK PROGRESSES
The large new residence which
Judge G. F. Patrick is erecting at
the corner of Sherman avenue and
Fourth streets is looming up now and
work is being pushed right along.
The foundation and basement work Is
all completed. The basement walls
and foundation are of cement of most
durable construction. The basement
will provide furnace and coal room,
laundry room with every convenience,
bath and shower bath room besides
large fruit compartment and an
other for house plants.
Across practically all of the front
and along the full of the south side
Will be a porch or veranda. This
Will be thirty feet along the front and
sixty feet on the. south, the entire
residence covering ground space of
40x64 feet. I
To the east of this residence, and
facing north, will be erected modern
cottage heated from the plant of the
new residence. This cottage will be
for rental purposes. A garage will
also be erected on the property and
be heated, hot water heat supplying
all three buildings.
PRETTY PRAIRIE NEWS
The ball game was exceedingly
good Sunday.
The farmers of this vicinity are all
busy.
Joe Masin has been listing.
Will Anglin has purchased two.
cows.
Mr.. Reed is having we'll put
down.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Vaughn and grand
son visited their son in Manzanola
two days this week.
Charles Bell is carrying the mail on
the Tacony route.
The literary society at Pretty Pra-
irie is doing fine.
Mr.. Laughlin has lost two horses
lately.
Pretty Prairie viii have an Easter
program. ~,
Mrs. p. N. Green has :; lso err
incubator aetting. 81. ,'s 4
D. n. Green has fsrced . new -
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