The Ordway new era., 1917-09-21
oINEY SPRINGS NEWS

Mrs. Bond started three children.
Harold, Ward and Audrey to hish
school Monday morning.
E. w. Williams from Carmel City.
KY. visited at the Roberts home on
Saturday and Sunday.
All the principals and superintend-
euts of the county schools and the
County Superintendent, Mr.. Daily
met last Saturday with Mr.. Roberts
in the school house for the purpose
of discussing the uniformity OF text
books. They will meet again in the
same school house next Saturday
Gus McCleary and family and Wal
ter Mothersell went to Colorado
Springs and Denver Friday. They re-
turned Tuesday night. Mr.. McCleary
expects to move his family back to
his old home in Missouri this week.
Mrs. Carl McCleary will go with
them for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Craig was In
Pueblo last Friday.
Sybil Mothersell returned from
two months visit in Iowa and Mis-
souri, Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig visited the
highland school fair. thirty miles
north of Olney Saturday. They found
en- excellent display of products and
a thrifty neighborhood. The fair ex-
hibits were given from farms in Pue-
bio and Crowley counties.
The Sunday night song service was
resumed last Saturday night. good
and pleasing service
was enjoyed.
w. w. Linneberry was in Denver
Monday and Tuesday.
Harry Roth reaurned to Pueblo
Wednesday morning where he will
again be operated on sometime Thur
day.
During the severe storm last Fri
day night the canal carried 500 feet
Of water. The waste ditch west of
Olney was opened to protect the
canal banks. The water poured in
at so great force it entirely re-
moved the new county cement bridge
over the ditch west of Olney.
pumping engine had been placed in
TIE waste ditch to dry it out so that
a Genet flooring could be laid. The
water came thru the canal so rapidly
that it took eight men until one o.
clock that night to lift the engine
rom the ditch.
W. N Dennis went to his cattle
ranch north of Sugar City Monday
and found he had lost two head of
,attle in the electric storms.
Mrs. Dan Grain came down from
Pueblo Tuesday night and sold her
in Olney to Mr.. w. NJ.
Thomas. She will probably remain
until Friday in order to adjust other
interests here.
Arl.e Ward and family visited at
the w n. Dennis home south west
Of Olney Sunday afternoon.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Tay-
Ior will be interested to hear they
will move to Portland, Ore. in the
future where Mr.. Taylor
will engage in his vocation, pipe Or
gan playing and teaching.
Chas. Clafiin has so far recovered
the severe attack of typhoid fever,
that he has moved to the w. N.
Dennis home for his convalescence.
Mrs. c. A. Treiber and Mrs. E. T.
with Mary Emily spent Tues
day in Pueblo.
o. F.. Comstock was a Pueblo visit
or Tuesday. He placed some fine
corn and potatoes from Crowley
county on display in the commerce
club.
Mesdames Lewis, Thomas, Nc
Keeby and Lineberry shopped in
Fowler Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Bradbury went
to Denver Monday morning for a
week
Thursday night the officers, teach
ers and pupils of the Olney Sunday
school gave an informal reception
to their superintendent and his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Bishop. Light
were served and a very
pleasant evening spent.
Messrs Butcher, Henderson, Taber,
Maucher and Curtis have a silo cutter
which is doing excellent work, just
now in helping to stow away feed
for next winter. Mr. Butchers silo
is about half full The corn in his
field is running Is TONS to the acre
while the average is near 9 tons. This
is considered the finest corn in the
county.
A dance will be given in the hall