The Ordway new era., 1918-06-21
LOCAL and PERSONAL

! Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Graves and
baby drove over from Montrose few
days ago for a visit with Mrs. Graves
parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Davis.
and family. Mrs. Graves remained
for several weeks visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Son and baby
have removed from Rocky Ford to
Ordway. and Mr.. Son has taken the
position. of operator at the New Era
Office. He has been with the Tribune
at Rocky Ford for more than year.
Irwin Rodeck was here Tuesday Of
this week from Rocky Ford. He will
be here on Monday of next week to
report for duty and go to Camp Cody
with the next contingent of men for
army service.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Smith and
daughter. Gladys. returned the first
of the week from Boulder county
where they had been visiting Mr..
Smiths father for about ten days
They were accompanied on the trip
by Mr.. Smiths sister. Mrs. Ransom.
who had come up from Silver City. N
NJ. on her way to Boston.
Contractor j. II. Peck who has
been at Ordway for a few days, re-
Thursday at Chiyington on business.
-Eads Press.
Prof A. b. Ross who is to be the
new superintendent of schools in Ord
way. was here last week making ac-
quaintances.
NJ. r. Boggs of Denver came down
Sunday to look after ranch interests
here.
r. X. Ridgely has been transferred
to Ordway. where he will act as SUD
erintendent for the A. V. Ry. l.. &
Power Company. r. X. has many
friends in this city who are pleased
at his promotion and who wish him
every success.-R. F. Enterprise.
Complimentary to Miss Esther
Brush of Crowley. who is the guest
Of her uncle. DR.. z. T. Roberts, Miss
Phyllis Reifel entertained a number
of girls at knitting party on Tues
day afternoon. says the Rocky Ford
Enterprise. Delectable refreshments
were served The guests ut this time
were Misses Esthcr Brush. Lois avn
Antwerp. Helen Badger. Ruth Haff-
ner. Evangeline Hauck, Meth Will
hanson, Wilda and Esther Stuntz.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Boles were over
from Crowley Sunday and spent the
day with their son, Frederick and
family.-R. F. Enterprise.
Rev. and Mrs. F. w. Pimlott and
children spent the past week in Beu-
lah, occupying the J. A. Mast cottage
there.
VIII De Toliver. who for a number
Of years was resident of Colorado
Springs, Will locate in Ordway to
make his home. Mr.. De Toliver is
Mrs NJ. E. Fuller's father.
G. A Holloway of the AnteSaloon
League. and attorney for that or
ganization was here Sunday and Mon
day in the interest of the prohibit
tion cause.
d. X. Waugh lost a perfectly good
silo in wind gale one day last week.
The silo which was built of slaves was
weakened by the loosening of one OF
the cable wires and came crashing
down.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Burbank served
a dinner on Thursday of last week
in honor of H. H. Lyons. the superin-
way, Light and Power Co., who had
enlisted and was to leave on Satur-
day for service. Their guests were
Mr.. Lyons, r. r. Ridgley. the new
superintendent of the company sue
ceding Mr.. Lyons, Harold Dye of the
same company and now stationed in
Ordway. F. s. Johnson the superin-
tendent at Rocky Ford and Mr.. Ben
nett of this city.
Chris Tecklenberg and family of
SMEAR City havp mOvod TN Denver To
reside.
Miss Madge Sires left wednesday
evening to visit her old home in Mis-
souri, for few weeks during vacation
= Haswell Fcrfld.
viii Davis, formerly of Sugar City
Ia in the navy as fireman m Lattle-
81 ip.
Mrs. Harry Ingalls, of Ordway spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Chas. Rockwell of
this city.-Sugar City Gazette.
Mable Barnes was the guest of Mil
cred Day q Crdway the forc part of
the week.-Sugar City Gazette.
James Smith returned from trip
up in the northern part of the state
and states that rcops look good up
there but that they too were short of
water and had their first run only
about two weeks ago.
The Sugar City Gazette says:-
George Beaver, of the Twin Lakes
engineer corps has his work cut out
for him lust at this time. lie is 20
rushed that 1t IS doubtful II he vii
nc able to make his annual pilgrim
age to the high, high hills in quest y;
tho elusive mountcin trout. " II
turns out that way 1t will not only be
great disappointment to George
but severe blow to the local Ananias