The Ordway new era., 1918-01-04
SOLDIER GOES TO DUTY

SOLDIER GOES TO DUTY
The Auckland Agricultural COM
pany shipped 1000 sheep, old and |
young. to the Chicago markets Fri
day.
The Olney Springs branch. A. r. /
c., held no meeting the first of the |
week, but hope to begin the gauze
work Friday If Miss Lorimer of Ord
way, the instructor, can come. The |
gauze has arrived and the tables will |
be covered Thursday.
Mr.. Buswell of Detroit. nephew
of Mr.. Cavanaugh, is here visiting |
his mother, who is visiting at the |
Cavanaugh home for few months |
while her brother is in bad health.
Mrs. L. F. Bradbury is home from
protracted visit with her mother in
Pueblo.
Miss Opal Hanen returned to Den
yer Tuesday morning, where she will |
resume her teaching in the Wheat
ridge school.
Miss Sadie Taylor returned from
her holiday at her home in Black
Hawk. Colo, Sunday night.
Miss Edna Shaffer returned to
Fowler Tuesday evening, where she
again took up her school work
Harry Baker is here for a few days
from his home in Delta, Utah.
French Baylor was appointed as
one of the auditors to examine the
county treasurer's books.
came last week to help register eight
fine calves from the Holstein herd
in the Spillars dairy.
s. S. Spillars & Son sold four head
of fine horses, two geldings and two
mares, on December 90 for S695.
j. ]. Silvia. young boy whose
home is in Grand Junction, visited
in the j. s. Work nome over the
holidays. His people lived in this
neighborhood about nine years ago.
Mrs. Ida Fletcher, teacher in
the Denver schools, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Husson from Wednesday over
Sunday last week.
Gavin Auckland is at his mothers
home in Los Angeles suffering with
a most severe attack of measles. He
is now recovering nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Husson, Mr.. Ladd
and son, Allen, and Mrs. Fletcher
enjoyed a fine turkey dinner at the
Stephen Michel home, seventeen
miles north of Olney, Sunday.
c. L. Ford has begun his new bun
galow on the land recently purchased
from Mr.. Auckland.
Miss Gladys Johnson is playing for
the picture show in Olney Springs
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Flynn, Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer
Johnson, Misses johnson, Largent,
Taylor and Trainor. Mrs. Gardner
and Harry Baker formed a jolly
party that enjoyed the New Years
eve dance in Fowler Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Craig and chill
dren were guests New Years day
at the ]. N. Bishop home for dinner.
Mrs. Guy Curtis entertained at
New Years dinner Mr.. and Mrs. EN-
ory Curtis, Mrs. Edwards and Miss
Margaret Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Lineberry had
as their guests for New Years din
ner Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Millhollin and
baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Hanen were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. N Dennis
for dinner New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Lineberry and
Miss DeVolt spent New Years day
in La Junta.
]. M. Harris, living eighteen miles
north, was in Olney Wednesday.
The Weekly Study class. attended
by the teachers in District z, was re-
sumed Wednesday evening of this
week.
The Misses Trainor, Largent and
Taylor shopped in Fowler Wednes-
day evening after scnool.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drescher and family
spent New Years day at the Drescher
farm in the Bob Creek district.
Mrs. McKeeby and Miss Mable
Voorhees, entertained sixteen of their
Sunday school scholars at a delight
full Christmas party Thursday ven-
ing of last week at Miss Voorhees,
home, near King Center.
Mrs. Harry Millhouse is in the
hospital in Rocky Ford, where she
was operated on for appendicitis on
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Her
mother, Mrs. Williams of Missouri,
is with her for few weeks.
Mrs. Fred e. McKeeby will visit
with her mother in Pueblo from Fri
day over Sunday.
Miss Grace Conard will visit with
friends in Pueblo Friday and Satur-
day.