The Ordway new era., 1918-08-09

fully sorted all valuables, leaving
such things as would be useless. The
Quillen Kennels, of Colorado Springs,
brought blood-hounds who took up
same place, presumably where the
men entered an automobile.
Mrs. Marquiss returned from ten
days visit in Fort Collins and Denver
for further visit with her daughter,
Mrs j. ~ Bishop.
Fred Comstock was an over night
guest of his parents Tuesday night
of last week. Mr.. Griswold took Mr..
Comstock to ManZanola Wednesday
morning where he had work to do.
The government inspector of tariff
rates. weights and measures was in
Olney Thursday explaining the new
schedule.
Cards were issued last week for the
golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. John
S. Conard at their home east of Olney
Springs Friday evening, August 8.
A merry gale blew over the big
gate and fence in front of the Husson
lumber yard last Thursday afternoon.
The gate has not as yet been replaced.
Two auto loads from Tructon, a
thriving inland town about forty-two
miles east of Colorado Springs, ar
rived in Olney Thursday afternoon
looking for cherries.
Mr.. Ladd motored to Pueblo Satur-
day. Mrs. S. T. Hussan accompanied
him for the week end with friends.
They returned Sunday evening.
j. N. Bishop has sold three car
loads of bailed hay the last week.
Jud Conard sold one car load of
bailed hay last week.
Mrs. S. T. Husson motored to Ord
way Tuesday afternoon to sit on the
executive board of the county A. R. C.
association, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Craig
and Miss Vel Fisher accompanied her.
Mesdames Sam Curtis, F. E. Flynn,
and Harry Harvey motored to Ordway
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Thomas
in her car.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Broadbent, of
Ordway, were guests in the NJ. v.
Roberts home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. C. A. Treiber and Mrs. z. r.
Dennis attended cAdrch In Ordway
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Johnson, Miss
Gladys and Ray Johnson returned
| from weeks outing in Washington
and Morgan counties Monday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Palmer, Misses
Mamie and Georgia Woolwine and
brother. Mr.. Woolwine, left Monday
for Trinidad for few months be-
fore going on to the western coast.
Mrs. Elmer Jennings and two chill
dren are guests in the j. B. johnson
home.
| Miss Nellie Watkins while shop
ping in Olney Monday lost bill purse
containing about forty-five dollars.
Roy shaffer and orville Richardson
went to Pueblo Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Rockwell and daugh-
ters, of Sugar City, visited Sunday
in the e. A. Shaffer home. Dorothy
and Charlotte stayed over for weeks
visit with Faye Shaffer
Harry Harvey has been employed
by Chas. Auckland on his farm. Mr..
Harvey and his wife will occupy the
tenant house on the farm.
Mrs. VIM. Hanen arrived home
from Los Angeles. Cal, this week
after a two months visit with her
daughter, Miss Alice Hanen.
Jim Conard and family, of Dewey,
Illinois. Solon Conard and family
of Mattoon, Illinois. and Miss Lizzie
Nelson arrived Suhday evening for
visit with their parents, Mr. and
I / nd fn la
at their golden wedding
Mrs. Boisseau, of Holden, Mo-, ar
rived Monday to be a guest in the
Conard home for the golden we'd
ding.
Mr. and Mrs. Gihin. of ordway.
were olney visitors Sunday after
noon.
DR.. F. E. McKeeoy left wednes-
day morning for a fortnight in the
mountains, near Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Lineberry
came home Tuesday evening from
Colorado City very much rested and
improved in health.
j. NJ. Beaman, a member of the
Colorado State Fair association, was
in Olney Monday looking after the
fair interests.
Mrs. Edith Gardner and boys re-
turned home Thursday from a pleas
ant visit with friends in Colorado
Springs.
The allotment of boys suits sent
to the Olney branch A. r. c. to be
finished by Sept. l, are all nicely
finished and a new allotment of wo-
mans muslin undergarments secur-
ed, so that plenty OF work for the
sewers is on hand. The sock allot-
ment is being bravely attacked and
no fear is felt by our chairman that