The Ordway new era., 1918-06-07
OLNEY SPRINGS

Saturday ]. s. Work shipped so
head of fat steers to the Kansas City
market. Mr.. Work accompanied the
shipment.
Friends of Mrs. Edna NJ Shafer
will be interested to hear of her mar
riage to ]. M. Riley in Denver Satur-
day morning, June LIST. Mrs. Shafer
has lived in Olney most of her life
except when away at school or while
teaching. She was a successful teach
er in the Olney schools for several
terms and every one wishes her all
happiness and prosperity in her new
home. Mr.. Riley is book keeper for
the Electric Light and Gas Co Of
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Bishop and
Paulina were supper guests o. Mr..
and Mrs. Craig last Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Lineberry AID
Miss Fern visited friends in Puoplo
Sunday and Monday.
J. N. Bishop shipped seventy-.hree
fat hogs to the Nuckols Packing Co.
at Pueblo. last Wednesday.
Mr.. and MIS-. e. o. Gribb'e ard
Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. ard Mrs Oscar L. Griswold
and children and Miss Evelyn Vor-
n. es mctored to Pueblo Sunday to
visit friends.
Mrs. s. T. Husson, Mrs. Metzger
and Mrs. F S. McKeeby shopped in
ordway Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Craig had as
their guests at dinner Friday evenirg
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Montgomery and two
children and Mrs. Annie Lewallen
ex-governor W r. Stubbs, male a
flying trip from Lawrence, Kansas,
both arriving. visiting the ranch ana
returning Sunday
Mrs. s. T. Husson went to Ordway
Tuesday TO vt on the County Execu-
tive Board, "A r. C. Tuesday after
noon. MrG. Guv Curtis and dangh-
ter. Norma. accompanied her.
Mrs. Todd and children Of Denver
arrived to spend the sun.me- on the
homestead north of Olney. Tuesday
Mrs. A. Y. Mock is quite i'll at he
hohe near King Center put "a grew
in. better.
fro1' Crowley and King y its' met
WITH a COMMITTEES from Olnay springs
in tho Olney school house to diJc'isS
way and means of raising donations
anG conducting the "donation sale"
! ir Ol7ey Springs on the blnk corner
June 5th. Every one has RESPONDED
beautifully when approached and
fin, vtriety of material will y, of-
fered If you are in need of anything
go % this sale, you will ind II t:,ere
NJ. v. Roberts visited toi :, week
with his brother in Ordway. Mrs.
Roberts and two children went to
Ordway Tuesday for few days visit.
Miss Georgia Woolvine went TO
Eads Sunday to attend the Teach
J ers' Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert MillhoIse and
children took supper at tic Richard
son home Monday evening.
Everyone is glad to welcome Miss
Gladys Johnson, our genial postmist-
ress, back to her post inthe office
once more. Miss Johnson has heen
i'll at home for three weeks.
Mr. w. M. Thomas is making some
fine improvements on his home and
grounds with fine screened In front
porch and pretty cement block gar
age.
Miss Opal Hanen returned Monday
evening from her years work In the
Wheatridge school in Denver. Miss
Hanen's friends are delighted to
know she has been reelected to teach
in the same school for two years II
she wishes to accept the contract.
Elliott N. Freeman and son, Micky.
motored from Denver to renew ac-
quaintenances in the Olney neigh
borhood and other parts of the coun-
ty Monday evening. Mr.. Freemen
was a former teacher In Olney and
our first county superintendent and