The Ordway new era., 1919-06-20
oLNEY SPRINGS NEWS


Olney.-Mrs. Brant Newton, Of
Chicago, came Monday evening for
a days visit with her sister, Mrs.
Paul P. Newton. She returned Tues
day to the east. Mrs. Newton and
children left Tuesday evening for
Clasemont. Mo-, to meet her husband,
Major Newton, an overseas soldier.
Major Newton sailed from Europe on
the Black Arrow, making the voyage
in six days- On arriving in the
nited States he was sent to Camp Lee
for his discharge. He will meet his
wife and children at his mothers
Wednesday in Clasemont. From there
they expect to return to Olney by
automobile.
Olney.-Jud Conard suffered a
painful accident Monday afternoon
when he broke his collar bone. DR..
McKeeby reduced the fracture and
the injury is healing nicely.
Tuesday Mr.. Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. T. Craig, Melvie Mullenix and
Norma Curtis went to the Sunday
school convention in Pueblo. Mr..
and Mrs. Craig will go to their ranch,
near Beulah, before returning.
Mrs. ]. B. Mullenix and mother.
Mrs. Osborne, were in Pueblo Tues
day.
Elmer Largent. OF Boone, visited
siris sister. Mrs. Flynn, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Thomas were
in Pueblo Wednesday.
The Olney ball fans made a fine
showing in Crowley Sunday. going
early snd staying late, finally drag
gfng In score Of IA to i6 In favor
of Olney.
Thelma Maxwell entertained ten
of her little girl friends last Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. James Jewel.
Mrs. Claude Maxwell snd daughter,
Thelma. returned Friday to their
home In Grand, Junction after visit
ing relatives in Olney for several
weeks.
Miss Elsie Jewell came home from
Pueblo last Wednesday for a months
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Jas. Jewel.
F. e. Flynn is giving Mrs. Newlon's
house lovely coat of paint this week.
A. L. Butcher was in Pueblo Thurs
day of last week and Tuesday of this
week adjusting some business rela-
tions. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Grove, OF the Cudahy
ranch, were in Pueblo last Thursday.
State Manager Regan, OF Denver,
and several visitors from the lodge
of Fowler attended the Yeoman meet
ing last Thursday evening. After
eight new members the OIL
ney lodge entertained the new mem
bers and the visitors with a jolly
dance.
Claude Mcclure stopped over be-
tween trains in Olney on his way
from his home in Utah to visit rela-
tives in Kansas.
Mrs. F. E. McKeeby returned from
a weeks visit In Pueblo Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Ladd were the
charming hosts of delightful picnic
in the Mineral Palace park, Pueblo,
Sunday. Seventeen young girls in
Mr.. Ladd's Sunday school class being
their guests. They left Olney in two
automobiles. stopped at Boone for
Beulah Roberts and spent a most
enjoyable day in the cooI green shade
Of the park. arriving home again
oDooS- ~. oU tHAt eNouiuS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong, of Mis-
souri,. are visiting Mrs. Armstrong;
mother and sister, Ms. I. W. Williams,
and Mrs. Harry Milihouse.
Mrs. o. r. Comstock went to Pu-
eblo Tuesday for a couple of days
shopping.
Miss Dorothy Vorhees was the hos
tess of delightful slumber party
last Saturday night. The four guests
were Jewel Hancc. Ida May CIVIL
liams. Estella Norton.
Miss Gladys Johnson is at home
this week helping care for the goose
berry crop. Miss Opal Hanen is in
the postoffice.
E. A. Shaffer. jr.. of Pueblo. spent
Sunday with his parents in Olney.
Carl Forsman was an over night
guest of DR.. and Mrs. F. e. McKeeby
Tuesday night. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Flynn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas, Mrs. Metzgar and Mrs. Gard
ner, motored to Fowler to dance Tues-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace attended the
Fowler dance Tuesday evening.