The Ordway new era., 1918-06-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Fred Cook and little son are
visiting in Canon City with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sonneland.
Fruit jars. lids and rubbers at
The Second Hand Store.
Hal Brown who has been here Wis
iting with Mrs. Browns parents. Mr.
and Mrs. A. w. Bartlett, left Tues
day for his home in Salt Lake City,
Utah. Mrs. Brown remained for a
longer visit.
We do all kinds of soldering. The
Second Hand Store.
Andy Walsh who had been visit
ing relatives at Olney Springs took
sick last Sunday and was removed to
Pueblo hospital on Monday, by DR..
Lorimer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Ward and
lone are home from a few days spent
in Beulah.
A. p. Hamilton and family reach
ed home last Sunday from visit in
Missouri, near Kansas City. On their
way there they stopped at Haswell
and F. M. Bruno accompanied them
on the trip to Kansas City. Return
ing Chas. johnson came with them
from Kansas City.
For nice work in picture framing
try Wittenmeyer's Second Hand
store. We can frame any size.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Tyler and son,
Howard, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Snapp
and son, Melvin, were the guests OF
the A. j. Dean family Sunday. They
live in Pueblo.
Mrs. A. Y Mock who has been Wis
iting at Olney for the past few weeks
and looking after property interests,
left Thursday of this week for Lords
burg, Calf, where she will probably
remain. She has a son in Arizona
whom she will visit en- route. Mrs
Mock also has two daughters in Calf
fornia She likes Colorado but the
climate is more beneficial to her
health on the coast.
Mrs. ]. A. Nest has been quite
sick this week.
i Miss Myrtle Worker has been sick
for several days and is just able to
be out again. She expects to go to
Colorado Springs to stay with her
sister, Mrs. Roy Davis, as soon as she
can travel
Mrs. w. H. Baker and son, Ted. are
here from Pueblo the guests of the
Misses Ethelyn and Ruth Dean and
the Dean family.
Daniel Schram returned the first
of the week from Roswell, N. NJ,
where he had been on business. He
states that the season is very dry in
that section of the country, and that
the deep water and artesian wells
are exhausting their supply.
Fred Laude, of Eaton, was here
last week visiting with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Laude. He re-
turned home Thursday accompanied
by Mr.. Laude who remained until
Sunday, when he brought a grand
, daughter home with him for visit.
; Past experience proves there are
, no better oil stoves than The New
) Perfection. For sale by Wittenmyer'
Second Hand Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. p D. FAIRIES and fam
} lily were in Las Animas last week
visiting friends. Miss Jessie Farios
returned with them from visit with
; Bessie Bouldin who lives in Las Ami
. mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Cook returned
Monday from a several days stay in
Pueblo.
) Mr.. and Mrs. George Gallavan and
children returned Saturday from a
vacation spent in Rye.
The Pueblo Chieftain says Guy
Folmer of the Guy Folmer Land and
Colonization company, of Omaha ,Neb.,
arrived in Pueblo last night in charge
of an excursion of land buyers who
will be taken today to the Twin Lakes
lands in the Sugar CityCrowley dis
tricts. About 40 persons were in the
excursion party which came to Colo
RADIO Springs over the Rock Island
and thence to Pueblo over the Rio
Grande. At this city the special car
containing the excursionists was
transferred to the Missouri Pacific
and left last night for Sugar City.
4 AS the Huns are making spec
ialty of bombing Red Cross hospitals
it might be well to fly the Red Cross
flag over the Hun prisoners in France.
Steamboat Pilot.