The Ordway new era., 1917-01-05
OLNEY SPRINGS

The election Of oficers In the Oh
nsy Sunday school last Sunday was
held with the following result:
J. N. Biahop. superintendent.
Ed. Drescher, Asst. Supt.
Miss Grace Conard. secretary.
Miss Jewel Hanen. Asst. secy.
Miss vesta Richardson. librarian.
Miss Mabel Voorhees,. treasurer.
Mrs. r. E. McKeeby, pianist.
Teachers for beginners and pri-
mary, Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Roberts. Mrs.
Mcclure.
For graded work, Mrs. Guy Curtis.
Miss Florence Comstock. Miss Mabel
Voorhees,. Mrs. Oscar Griswold.
Bible class. Mrs. VIM. Hanen.
The school paid all obligations and
have few cents left in the treasury.
A vote of thanks was extended Mr..
Craig for his efficient work during
the year. Pies are sold at the Mil
stead sale Friday.
The church services Sunday con-
sisted OF the baptismal service, re-
ception of new members into the
church and the celebration of the
holy communion.
Mrs. M. R. Jewel and her daugh
ter, Miss Wiona r. Jewel, of Salida
came Saturday for two weeks visit
with Miss Conard Monday night. Miss
Jewel gave a most delightful recital
at the Olney church. She expects to
give recital Friday the 5th at Man
zanola and Friday the 18th in Su-
gar City. All who hear Miss Jewel
will be well repaid.
The A. B. C.'s held a regular meet
ing and luncheon at Miss Fishers
home at 1 O'Clock Saturday. Here
sitter they will meet on Thursday
afternoons. the next meeing will be
Jan. IL. at Mrs. Paul Newlon's home.
1t is hoped full attendance will be
present on account of the election Of
officers.
Mrs. Grace Brady of Hale. Mo. died
Sunday night in Rocky Ford She
came to Colorado for her health in
June. Her family are old friends
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Lineberry Of
Olney Springs. Mrs Brady was
sister OF Roy Mulholland of Olney.
Last Friday night the A. B. C.'s
had an open meeting at Mrs. Goe-
the's home, and entertained their
friends royalty at a leap year dance.
cards and jolly games. About thir-
ty-five members and friends enjoyed
the evening.
The Ladies Aid met Thursday af-
ternoon at the school house. Here
after the Aid will meet every two
weeks, the next meeting being Jan.
1S.
Miss Ada Mathews of Denver is
spending the holidays with Miss Con-
ard and other Olney friends.
J. H Cowden was quite Ill for
several days this week.
Miss Opal Hanen returned to her
school work in Denver New Years
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Goethe and
son went to Boulder New Years day
to visit Mr. Goethe's sister for sew
eral days.
Louella Satterfield returned to her
school work In Colorado Springs af-
ter the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Satterfield.
John Richardson's little son has
been quite i'll this week but is re-
covering nicely.
Mrs. Mullenix and children return
ed from pleasant two weeks with
Mrs. Mullenix' mother In Healy, Kans.
on New Years day.
Mrs. Newton and children spent
delightful day with Mrs. H. T.
Craig and children New Years day.
c. M. Ustick of Rocky Ford visited
with friends, DR.. and Mrs. McKeeby,
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Edna shaffer returned to Fow-
Ter Monday to take up her work as
teacher Tuesday.
Mr.. Stanley of the Thatcher ranch
went to Pueblo Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Curtis returned
Tuesday evening from pleasant hol-