The Ordway new era., 1919-08-29
OLNEY SPRINGS NEWS

John Burdick, of Colorado Springs,
Is visiting his aunt, Mrs Z. e. Curtis.
! Mrs. Hedden- and daughter who
have been visiting her niece, Mrs. e.
l.. Osborne. left Monday for her home
in Kansas City.
Mrs. Edith Gardner and children
and Mrs. F. E. Flynn and children
returned early Monday morning af-
ter pleasant week in Colorado
| Springs.
The baseball game Sunday between
Ordway and Olney resulted in a score
of six to three in favor of the visiting
I team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas returned
! Thursday evening from a month in
California. Among their numerous
! pleasant trips thru that state was
one to the Yosemite valley.
Mrs. w. G. Van Horne and chill
dren returned home Tuesday evening
from several months stay in Yelling
ton. Kans.. where Mrs. Van Horne
has been receiving medical attention.
A F. Enyart was in Olney Tuesday
taking care of some business matters
before leaving on business trip to
Wyoming.
J. H. Cowden went to Denver Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Darnall who
will teach in our schools the coming
year arrived Tuesday evening after
attending summer school In Gunni-
son.
w. ID. Harrison will teach the fifth
and sixth grades in the Olney school
in place of Miss Martin, of Maryville,
Mo-. who resigned.
C. l.. Lightburn and son. NJ. L.,
motored to Olney Monday from their
home in Denver Friends were es-
pecially glad to see Luther as he has
only recently returned from France
after about two years service in the
army.
Mr.. La Rue's father and nephew,
of Lamonte, Mo-, came Sunday for
an indefinite stay on account of their
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Carter returned
Monday from a ten days mountain
trip.
Roy Shaffer came down from Pu-
eblo to spend Sunday with the home
folks.
Dude Guilliams was thrown and
quite seriously injured while attempt
ing to break young horse last Sun
day.
The jinx came to Olney last Friday
for the day. Four of our citizens
were taken to hospitals in Pueblo.
Terrell Griswold suffered the return
of an old ailment; Jess Rogers was
. H. ,t.t., % a. -Ix,
tism; Mrs. s. T. Husson and a sister
of Mrs. w. A. Birkhimer whose name
we were not able to obtain, were
operated on for long standing troub-
les. All are improving and will be
home in the course of few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Burke were in
Pueblo Thursday and Friday attend
ing the sale of thorobred Duroc Jer-
sey hogs at the Burke ranch near
City park. Mr.. Burke brought back
two fine specimens which will raise
the grade of hogs which Mr.. Burke
is now raising.
Mrs May Todd and son returned
home Thursday evening from Denver.
Mrs o. ]. Stewart. son j. w. Stew
art, two granddaughters and niece
left Saturday on No. IL for Nebraska.
j. r. Williams bought the Bond
property facing Main street last week
and will continue to conduct the bot
Ting works there, besides adding the
picture show as soon as the proper
repairs can be made.
Miss Vera Glens was an over night
guest of Miss Opal Hanen last Thurs
day
Mrs. Eunice Bell. of Decatur. Tex,
arrived Tuesday for visit with the
II. U. Rhodes family. de-
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Cowden, Mrs.
r. e. Montgomery and Mrs. Fred
Harrington motored to Pueblo for the
day Saturday. N-n
June Work was in Pueblo Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Timme were
guests of relatives and friends in
Pueblo Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Paul Gray, of Rye. was the
guest OF Miss Gladys johnson Satur-
day and Sunday.
y. N. Freeman came to Olney last
Friday to visit friends after teaching
in the Rocky Ford and Lamar in
stitutes for a few weeks. He return
ed to Denver Tuesday accompanied
by his sons, Elliot Jr., and Walter,
who have been visiting here for ten
days.
Saturday Joe Conard motored to
Bculah to visit his family who is
spending the month there. He was
accompanied by Mrs. j. s. Conard.
Miss Vera Glens, Miss Veil Fisher
and Miss Martha Berglin. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. N. Bishop made the trip with
the min their own car, returning
Monday evening.
Miss Evely vorhees returned from