The Ordway new era., 1918-08-16


no two alike, but we show the new
things always, The Leader, Rocky
Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. U. Norton, Miss
Stella Norton and Howard Norton
motored to Sugar City Sunday to
visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Millhouse and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eb. Gribble spent Sun
day visiting in the Geo. Hackworth
home near Ordway.
Miss Veil Fisher was in ordway
Saturday.
Mrs. ]. N. Bishop is entertaining
Mrs. Frank Hetzel and small son,
of Princeton. Kans.
Mrs. Marquis and Miss Susie Mar
quis, who have been visiting in
Colorado for two months. returned
Wednesday to their home in Monti-
cello, Ill.
j. b. Johnson returned to his home
stead located at Otis, Washington
county, Saturday to fence and break
in some ground.
Thursday OF last week G. U. Nor
ton and AA. Ladd went to Lamar
to identify three men held there on
suspicion of being implicated in the
recent bank robbery.
Mrs. Giles returned with Mrs.
Gardner from Colorado Springs to
visit for several weeks in Olney.
S. S. Spillars is in Bluffs, ILL.,, where
he was called on account of the death
of NJ. E. Bennett, the husband of
Mr.. Spillars' sister.
Messrs Clarence Richardson, Sam
Shaffer, Alfred Norton, Floyd Nor
/ ton and Raymond Mcclure motored
to Pueblo to see the circus Tuesday.
! ]. s. Work shipped seventy-five
hogs to the Pueblo market Tuesday.
Mrs. Husson. Allen Ladd, Mrs. Guy
Curtis and Miss Norma Curtis motor
ed to Fowler Tuesday afternoon.
Uncle Rub Irwin, one-time citi-
zen of Olney Springs died at the
ripe old age of eighty. Saturday morn
| ing at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. Robert Cowley, of Victor. Mr..
Irwin had two other daughters liv-
ing, Mrs. Grace Stone, of Victor, and
Mrs. John Flarity, of Olney Springs.
Their many friends in Olney extend
to them their sympathy in the loss
of their father.
Mrs. Edmonds returned to Olney
from Colorado Springs Monday. She
had gone to the mountains seeking
relief from asthma. but could not
remain on account of the condition
of her heart. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cowley and
/ Mira Cfnnn vtofffnU fhniv
sister. Mrs. John Flarity, and aunt
Mrs. Sara ]. Parrish, until Sunday.
Miss Rachel Downer was the hos
tess of a charming birthday party
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Glenns and daughter. Vera
returned from a six months stay In
California last week. They are with
Mrs. Glenns' daughter, Mrs. Joe Con-
ard. at present.
Will Lineberry returned Saturday
from Hale, Mo-, to which place he
was called by the death from appen-
dicitis of his eleven year old sister
Mrs. Lineberry came from Pueblo to
meet him in Olney. They visited
over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Millhollen.
Floriene Osborne went to Pueblo
last Saturday for weeks visit with
her aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Horney are
now at heme on the Chas. Auckland
farm where Mr.. Horney is employed.
Miss Ida Bell Largent. of Boone,
visited with her sister. Mrs. Flynn,
from Thursday to Saturday. Manford
Flynn returned home with her for a
few days.
Frank Freytag, a young man, of
Crowley. died Tuesday morning. He
was buried Wednesday afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Comstock, of
Pueblo, are visiting this week with
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F.. Comstock
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Cowden and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Montgomery are
spending ten days in camp at the
Twin Lakes reservoir.
DIR. F. E. McKeeby returned Fri
day from pleasant ten days outing
in Colorado Springs.
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