The Ordway new era., 1917-03-23
oLNEY SPRINGS NEWS

with the following officers elected:
President 8. T. Husson.
Vice President, Leroy Maucher.
Secretary, F. Montgomery.
Treasurer, 1. F. Baylor.
Several interesting topics for the
good of the community were discuss
ed and an adjournment was made to
April 2.
Nave Shipley came home from a
protracted stay in Kansas City last
Thursday. He says he feels fine once
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Comstock had Mr..
Lainey of Pueblo as dinner guest
last Thursday evening
Mrs. Westcamp rendered her resig-
nation as intermediate teacher in the
Olney schools to take effect Friday.
Mrs. Todd who has just finished her
term at Bluff Springs will finish the
term in Olney.
hold goods into the Archibald house
last Friday. He will larm the Archi-
bald gardens this season.
Mr.. Archibald moved Thursday of
last week to the Bradbury orchards
where he will be employed this year.
Mrs. Wilson and children of Cedar,
Kans. came Thursday night to visit
her father, Mr.. East, located on a
homestead 10 miles north of Olney.
The Ordway teachers gave an ex-
cellent performance of Mrs. Tubbs
of Shanty Town" in the Olney school
auditorium last Saturday evening for
the benefit of the Olney playground
They had a good house from Olney
and very loyal support from their
home town.
The King Center and Olney Springs
boys held an athletic meet last Friday
afternoon on the Olney grounds with
the result of seven points in favor
of Olney.
Mr. Barbour returned from his
work in Pueblo during his five months
leave of absence to his homestead
seventeen miles north of Olney last
Saturday.
The correspondent from Olney
Springs wants to know if the man
who killed twelve ducks at one shot
is relative of Baron Munchausen.
Last Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Craig. Miss Conar> and Mr.. Bishop
were guests of DR.. and Mrs. Lorimer
in Ordway for six o'clock dinner.
Mr.. Bishop, Miss Conard, Mesdames
Guy Curtis, Phillip Goethe and S. T.
In the Manzanola NJ. E. church last
Sunday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly andS children,
Miss Grace Conard and Mrs. Roberts
went to ManZanola Wednesday morn
ing to attend the district w. c. T. u.
conference.
Mr.. Lyons, the new manager of
the Arkansas Valley Railway, Light
and Power Co., located in Ordway
was In Olney two days this week
lining up this end of his territory
for the new office force in Ordway.
Mr.. and Mrs Cressy of Rocky Ford
visited friends in and near Olney Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H .Cowden were
dinner sguesLs at the W. N. Dennis
home Sunday.
Mir. ana Mrs. Ambrose returned to
the homestead TINS week. Mrs. Am
prose has Deen with ner oaugnler,
MIS-. RoDerts, for the past six weeks
on account of ill health.
Mrs. Roberls will De at home to
her trlenus on the homestead after
TINS week. She expects to move
FRIDAY Or SATURDAY OF Inls week.
Mrs. IarDell Is expecting a sister
TO visit WITH 'her Ine Iarer part OF Ine
week.
Mfs. thompson and grandson, Lee
lHutchens, went Wednesday morning
to Leyden where they Will make their
home.
Mrs. Chas. c. Woodbridge of Ord
way visited TUESDAY evening with
MRS. RoDerts.
Mrs. harry Palmer and daughter,
Mamie ooiwlne, Went to Garden
Guy, kans. luesuay evening for SIX
WEEKS visit.
A. l.. butcher was the host of a
dance in the nall at Ulney FRIDAY
night.
MISS Fern LineDerry is quite ill of
the measles.
Inc registration board composed
of Jno. Richardson, VIM. Jewel and
A. A. Eaton sat Tuesday, March 20,
in the M. w. A. hall and registered
81 votes for the spring election.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of Mount Yer
non, Mo. have arrived to visit their
uncle Dick Moore's family. They
have rented land and will stay in
Colorado this season.
Leroy Maucher is having 1920
addition put. in the building to be
occupied by MIRA. Kerchival. Mr..
Ruff of Ordway is doing the carpenter
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Montgomery and
small son, Bob Roy, came down from
Denver tuesday evening to visit Mr..
Montgomery's pare.ss.
g. U. Norton expects to ship car
of hogs Friday or Saturday.
Mrs. o. F.. Comstock went to Pu-
eblo Thursday for the week end with
her son Fred