The Ordway new era., 1918-08-23

vigorous manhood and womanhood
DR.. Brenneman, dentist. Miller
building. S-31
j. H.. Cowden has made applica-
tion to lease Sec. SO, Twp. IS s.,
r. SIS, school land.
Mrs. NJ. A. Stewart went to Cheraw
Tuesday of this week where she will
visit with her daughter, Mrs. A. F.
Glase, and family. She had returned
but few days ago from Aurora
where she had been visiting her son.
Mrs. j. H. Peck went to Pueblo
this week for visit of several days
with friends.
C. F.. Morrissey, w. S. Steen and
j. II. Peck drove to Denver the first
of the week on business. Mr.. Steen
brought back a new car.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. f. Bollacker and
family and Mrs. j. d. Case and Fran
ce S and Goldie Case have, gone to
Weskan, Kans., to visit relatives and
friends for few days.
l.. w. Leach is i'll with an attack
of typhoid fever, but he is getting
along very nicely.
George Gfoenewold and family and
his sister, Miss Ella Groenewold. all
of Hastings, Neb., are here looking
after property interests in the west
part of the county. Their father
owned the farm which Louis Pfennirr
has under lease. They have been
here for several days and expect to
remain for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Purdy drove
to Salida last Saturday where they
made a visit and looked after some
business interests, returning Wednes-
day of this week. Mrs. Purdy's
brother, Arthur Leighton, is now
located in Salida where he recently
purchased vuneanfzing establish
ment.
The young son of Chas. Colgin is
i'll with typhoid fever.
l.. j. Boyd and family arrived in
Ordway Tuesday from Irving, Kans.,
where they had been for the past
several weeks looking after crops
there for Mr.. Boyd's father. Mr..
of this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennington en-
tertained at dinner last Sunday at
their ranch thirty-eight miles north
of Ordway. Their guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Mccoy, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. 1. Giffin, and Mrs. ]. l.. Murray,
all of Ordway4
G. e. Beaver went up to the Twin
Lakes last week ito look after water
business.
AL. NJ Jerough has been Ill for
the past week and barely escaped
an attack of typhoid fever. His con-
dition looked serious for few days.
The women of the p. E. o. met
for al all day meeting with Mrs.
r. Dannelley, of Boone. on Tuesday.
Those present were Mrs. w. r. Rod
enhauser, Mrs. Frank Bahr, Mrs.
Hugh F. Lorimer. Mrs. w. R Hin
shaw. Mrs. w. S. Steen. Mrs. J. n.
Thomas, Mrs Dale Belshe. Mrs. Floyd
Pyle and Mrs. NJ. T. Nelson.
Rev. Lincoln Howard, of yelling.
ton, was here this week looking after
farm land owned by his sister, Mrs.
Cora Brady. The land is a forty-acre
tract, mile and half from Crow
ley, and farmed TO, the past two
years by j. ID. Conard.
Chester Jones. of Karval, writes
that he expects to >e off for France
before long.
Mrs. Thomas Fountain and two
sons and two daughters, left the
latter part of last >geek for Illinois
for a visit They will make the trip
by auto. On their way they stopped
over Sunday in Wichita. aKns.
Mrs. Everett Ne.son has gone to
rn1nrnhn SnTinpg WHARF Ghn will
main until Mr.. Nelson is transferred.
Mr.. Nelson came Gown and accom-
panied her there.
The Misses Goldte and Lois Con-
well. of Oneida, Kans.. arrived a
few days ago for . visit with their
aunt, Mrs. r. p. Johnson. Mr. and
Mrs Johnson will accompany the
young women to the mountains for
an outing.
l.. L. E. Stewart returned yester-
day to his home in Omaha, Neb.
after having spent ten days at his
ranch southwest of town. Mr.. Stew
art was accompanied by Mr.. Pope
who ownes land adjoining the Stew
art property. Mr.. Pope is of Kansas
City and will return to his home
Saturday.
Mrs. w. r. Rode-inauser delight
fully entertained Saturday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Wayne Hin.
shaw's birthday.
"Bud" Norris and family are hero
visiting with Mrs. Matte Irwin and
other relatives. Nir. Norris is in
the army service. in the engineering
department He was formerly rest
dent of Ordwey. but left here about
five or six years ago. Mrs. Norris
was Miss Flossie Spindle.
Allen James a farmer residing 60
miles north of Ordway. took sick
on his way to Ordway last Sunday
when about fifteen miles north of