The Ordway new era., 1919-11-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Special Thanksgiving dinner at
p. m. Hotel Foley.
Tomorrow is the last day of the
one cent sale at the Rexall store.
John t. Haney was here this week
from Colorado Springs. Mr.. Haney
is former resident of Ordway. but
has been living in the Springs for
some time for the benefit of his
health. His many friends were
in health.
Gus Worker has been visiting
relatives and friends in Illinois for
the past three weeks.
Joe Grill left last Saturday even
ing for Omaha. where he will be I'M
der the care of specialist for some
/ time.
Groth & Bundy cold II house on
Arkansas avenue this week to b. e.
Young of Arlington.
Miss Mary Morrissey, of Pueblo
visited over Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Morrissey.
w. F. Bean. C. Z. Collins and A.
r. Widick were In Denver last week
On business.
Miss Naylon, one of the Ordway
teachers went to Pueblo Monday for
visit at her home.
H. H. Lyons has been delegated by
the state Red Cross executives as
campaign manager for the sale of
the Christmas Red Cross stamps.
He hopes to have these stamps on
sale at all the stores in the city, and
further hopes to see everyone use
them freely on their letters and
packages during the holiday Season-
Get some Of those good chocolate
candies, two pounds for rs cents at
the one cent sale at the Rexall
John j. McElroy and Mrs. Lottie
Ross, both of Pueblo, were married
there a week ago. Mr.. McElroy
formerly resided here.
A son was born Saturday, Novem-
Der l 5th to Mr. and Mrs. A. Muniz
of near Olney Springs.
Frank C az who was called to
Chicago, as a witness in the Pan case
ic visiting in Wisconsin, with Mrs.
Gray's people at Arnold and his rel
atives at La Forge.
About fifty people attended the
atrical attraction Rocky Ford
Monday night.
A number of frionds surprised
Mrs. A. M. Jerough, Monday evening
in honor of her birthday. A dinner
was served at the Je 4aue. anr a
most enjoyable time spent.
d. F. Bartlett. A. G. Miller and
Harry ingalls, have returned from
a trip to Chicago where they had
been called as witnesses in the Pan
; Motor &C. case.
H. E. Bryant was here this week
on his way to Illinois to visit with
his mother. He formerly resided
here, but has been living in Wor-
land Wye, for the past couple of
years, and states that he and family
are all well and like it there. He
is in the bee business, principally.
but stated that he quit farming for
awhile.
| Let us write your fire insurance.
, Three good companies, Brcnneman
and Cook.
Miss Stobbs a teacher in the
schools here spent the first of the
week at her home in Fowler.
The radiators for the school
building have arrived and heat will
soon be supplied for the various
rooms of the building.
Paul Gray is convalescing from a
serious attack of tonsilitis.
Wonderful bargains in writing pa
per at the Rexali one cent sale.
T. II. Foley, head of the Foley
Lumber Company, was here last
week on business.
Miss Mable Vinyarl went to Den
yer last Sunday where she is the
guest of Mrs. Pendi!l. former Ord
way resident.
Life insurance, ffre insurance and
real estate, Brenneman and Cook.
The w. C. T. u. will meet next
Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. with Mrs.
George Riley. Everyone is invited
to attend as the report of the state
convention will be given and there
are problems OF interest to all, to be
discussed.
Have you taken advantage CT the
One Cent Sale at the Rexall Store?