The Ordway new era., 1918-06-14

bride.
Fred Henderson rented the Hills
dale dairy In Pueblo on June 7th and
left with eighty milch cows the same
day. He moved his family this week
Frank States will farm Mr.. Hender-
sons land in Olney this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wickstrom
of Sugar City visited at the ]. 8.
Work home east of Olney Sunday af-
ternoon.
Last Wednesday Miss Esther f.
Day was a guest of Mrs. A. G. Stubbs
for the afternoon and evening.
Mrs. H. T. Craig entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Roberts for supper Friday
night.
Mrs. Geo. Norton has closed the
dining room of the hotel to the public
on June 10th.
Mrs. Chas. Maucher, formerly Miss
Ada Mathews, visited friends in Oh
ney Saturday before leaving Sunday
for Los Angeles to visit her husband
before he goes across.
The Olney branch A. r. G. will have
a donation sale Saturday afternoon
in Olney Springs, also dancing party
in the hall after the picture show on
Saturday night.
Eugene Shaffer, Raymond Mcclure.
Alfred Norton, Roy Millhollen and
June Jewel motored to Pueblo for the
day Sunday.
Mrs. w. S. Brunton and two little
girls visited Mrs. Brunton's mother,
Mrs. ]. S. Work from Wednesday to
Sunday last week.
Tom Tompson of vineland visited
at the w. w. Lineberry home last
Thursday.
| Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Roth have
moved from Pueblo to Olney for the
haying season.
Mrs. w. N. Dennis is visiting this
week with Mrs. A. F. Enyart of Ord
way.
Ed. Harrington brother of Mr..
Harrington the barber in Olney. was
| injured in his automobile while on
picnic in Buelah last Sunday. Altho
his ribs were broken the accident was
mot a serious one.
home at King Center Sunday after
several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Oscar Griswold.
Miss Trainor was in Olney last
Thursday. Miss Largent went home
with her for an overnight visit.
Evelyn Voorhees, returned to her
Ordway boys against the Fort Lyon
team Sunday. While sliding home he
threw his knee out of place, but the
| injury is not permanent.
| Mr.. Green and friends north of
Ordway visited at the G. U. Norton
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Harvey and
daughter, Juanita, and F. f. Metzger
and two children visited at the w. M.
Thomas home Saturday and Sunday.
E. L. Curtis. ]. N. Bishop, A. l..
Butcher. June Work and the Thatch-
er Ranch company are all putting up
hay this week.
/ r. E. Montgomery and f. T. Dennis
have contracted to put up the Stubbs
hanch hay this year. They are em-
ploying ten men at present.
Mrs. Ed. Calthorp and son. Ruby
Griggs of Rangely, Colo, are visiting
relatives in OIney for few weeks.
Mr.. McGovern, supervisor of the
Kuner Pickle company's plant is in
OIney this week looking over the
ground.
Ralph Noble and Jud Conard expect
to clean up their gooseberry patches
this week. ]. B. Johnson and Jim
Jewel expect to begin picking Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Hussan went to
Penrose last Friday, Miss Margaret
Edmonds accompanied them as far as
Pueblo on the way home. The auto
mobile lost a wheel about five miles
west of Olney and bad accident was
narrowly averted.
DR.. F.. Montgomery went to Pueblo
Tuesday to attend the w. S. S. ban
quet held there.
Miss Gladys johnson is staying in
Olney with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Ray Johnson.
Kenneth Cowhick returned from a
weeks visit with his mother in Pu-
eblo Tuesday. Mrs. Cowhick expects
to move to Olney soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Millhouse have
fine, new baby boy born Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. V. Roberts and two little
girls and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Bishop
and Pauline were dinner guests at
the j. S. Conrad home Sunday.
Mrs. Gardner and Edna Roth were |
in Ordway Tuesday afternoon.
II your teeth are attended to twice |
every year, they will always be heal |
thy and strong. Dr. Brenneman, |