The Ordway new era., 1918-05-10
LOCAL and PERSONAL

when you want It and see II we don't
have it ready. The Wittenmyer Sec
ond Hand Store.
Joe Wallace and family and faith
er and Oliver Adams took dinner on
Sunday with d. H. Rearick and fam
lily.
Mrs. Joe Wallace and Mrs. d, H.
Rearick took Mrs. ]. K. Bradley to
Numa for visit with Charles Col
Inns and family.
The Senior Glass play given at the
Princess Theater Monday night at
tracted a large audience. The SEN
iors did themselves proud in Shake
speare's Twelfth Night
The Aid Society of the Christian
church will meet with Mrs. Hanna
Wednesday. April 18th at 2:30 p. m.
Business period and sewing for the
Red Cross. The members are urged
to come.
The local chapter of the Red Cross
sent shipment case No. II to Denver
this week. The shipment consisted
of 800 pads.
The women who will serve the
lunch at the sale May 16 ask you to
report to the Red Cross rooms or
to Miss Lorimer the number of pies
you will donate for the sale. Don't
wait to be solicited further.
A fire of unknown origin destroy
ed a building at Mrs. Lille Hills
Sunday night. The building was
near Mrs. Hills house and barn but
belonged to her father. Recently
fire was started in pile of kindling
near Mrs. Hills blg barn. These
fires are supposed to be of malicious
origin and the authorities were call
ed in to investigate. Blood hounds
were taken out to Mrs. Hills place
and did some excellent work. The
authorities have their suspicious as
to who the parties are and are work
ing on the case.
John Manos, formerly of Ordway
but now located in Canon City, was
here thi sweek visiting friends He
states that he has been called to re-
port for special duty in the army SER
vice and will leave soon for work.
Mrs. Z. o. McCleary entertained a
number of little folks Saturday af-
ternoon in honor of Marian's seventh
birthday. The children happily en-
joyed the occasion and Marion was
the recipient of many favors left by
her little friends. Games were play
ed during the afternoon and refresh
ments served. Miss Esther Kelley
and Miss Bonnie Walker assisted Mrs.
McCleary. The guests were Elizabeth
Campbell, Garth Nelson, Grace Es-
ties. Eleanor Steen, James Thomas,
Harold Hinshaw, Irma Chisenhall.
Louise Chisehall, Jessie Beeeler Fred |
erick Kropf. Donald Haney, Glenn
Dorothy Pimlott. Patsy
Earl FAIRIES, Christine
Ericsson. Esther May Buchanan, OPP
al Olmstead and Mabel Pratt.
o. v. Hines Of Pueblo has associat-
ed himself with the Crowley County
Milling & Mercantile Co.. and will
have charge of the lumber business
and contracting departments of the
newly organized company. He was
here this week looking after business.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Roberts are en-
route home from Florida where they
have been during the past winter.
They are now in Excelsior Springs.
Mo-, where they will remain until
about the goth of this months before
home.
Mrs. Angew of Hoberg. Missouri.
has arrived for a visit with her
Mrs. jess Behler. She will
spend the summer hero.
The barn dance given by Mrs. Lii
lie Hill at Hillsdale ranch Thursday
night was we'll attended by number
of Ordway people. The music was
by the Ordway orchestra.
Mrs. C. s. Davenport was in Pu-
eblo Saturday on business.
Before you buy see our Motor
High-Speed Washing Machine. The
Wittenmyer Second Hand Store.
WANTED-Pies. to be served at
the Dairy sale May 16. The proceeds
of the lunch to be given to the Red