The Ordway new era., 1918-09-06
OLNEY SPRINGS NEWS


The bank president at Crawford
wrote the local bank officials that
the bank robbers had been convicted
and received four year penitentiary
sentence-that practically everything
stolen from the Crawford bank had
been restored. These men are un-
doubtedly the same men who robbed
the Olney bank. altho no information
except circumstantial evidence could
be found.
Fred Henderson and Mr.. Nelson.
of the Model Dairy. were in Olney
last Thursday looking for milk for
the Model. Dairy. Among the ship
pers obtained is S. S. Spillars and
Son.
j. w. Cowhick went to Kansas City
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Husson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Millhollen and Mrs. Fred
e. McKeeby motored to Ordway sun
day evening.
Mrs. Fred Comstock, of Pueblo,
came Wednesday for short visit at
the o. F. Comstock home. Fred
Comstock spent Labor day with his
wife and his parents.
Miss Ida Bell Largent and Mrs.
Bowen went to Ordway Sunday to
attend the teachers institute.
Mr.. Morris delivered his farewell
sermon Sunday morning before con-
ference. Everyone is sorry not to
have Mr. Morris with us another year
and hope he may be most happily
/ located in his new charge.
Mrs. Maude Metzgerl is in Rocky
| Ford this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas and Miss
Grace Brewer were in Rocky Ford
Monday afternoon to see Hearts of
the World"
Mrs. Maucher received card tell
ing that Charlie Maucher had landed
safely in France.
Miss Gladys Loenstein returned
Wednesday from a weeks visit in
Pueblo.
Mrs Conard and Miss Grace Con-
ard returned Monday from ten
days rest in the mountains near
Colorado Springs. Mrs. Conard's sis
ters returned to their homes in Ill
! inois from Denver instead of return
ing to Olney Springs.
o. e. Peters, engineer at the al
faIfa mill, returned Tuesday from a
two weeks vacation in Denver and
Colorado Springs.
The teachers returned from insti-
tute in Ord&ay Thursday.
Mrs. Sam Curtis returned from
l
bained by her sister, Mrs. Duff, who
will teach primary grades at King
Center this winter.
Mickey Flynn and Jack Richard
son delivered 5000 apple boxes to the
Beatty Mercantile Co., in Manzanola,
which that firm had purchased from
H. T. Craig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Job Schwisser. Miss
Grace Copeland and Ed. Nichols. of
McCracken, Kans., came Monday for
visit with the Brewer and Stotes
families, east of Olney.
Mrs. Ed Colthorpe and baby and
son, Ruby Griggs, returned to their
home in Rangely after two months
visit with relatives in Olney. :,
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. v. Roberts and
daughter, Anna, went to Pueblo Tues
day to consult with a specialist con-
cerning Annals hearing.
Mrs. F. Montgomery and babies
went to Pueblo Tuesday to meet DR..
Montgomery.
Mrs. Sarah Smiley returned to Pu-
eblo Tuesday after several days visit
with her sons, Harry and Bert Mill
house.
Bird Griswold, wife and two babies
spent the week end with Oscar Girls
wold and family.
o. F. Comstock is enjoying new
automobile these days.
l. Mrs. H. T. Craig quite charmingly
entertained the Misses Gladys John
son, Ida Bell Largent and Maude
Bowen at dinner lasl Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. S. ]. Parish enjoyed visit
from her nieces and nephews. of Den
yer. MI. and Mrs. Bert Flick and one
child, and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Duval
and three children, for the week end.
Arthur Cowhick returning overland
from a trip on transport ship car
rying grain and troops from Seattle
to New York, by way of the Panama
Canal, stopped Saturday for three
days visit with his brother, w. j.
Cowhick, and his family.
John Sorden and family and Leon
ard Patrick and family expect to go
by covered wagon to Emporia. Kans..
where they will seek new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Craig, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. N. Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
" Roberts and Mrs. Guy Curtis mo-
tored' to Crowley sunday afternoon
for Sunday school and church ser
vices.