The Ordway new era., 1919-02-07
oLNEY SPRINGS NEWS

/ At the home of Mrs. Frank Brown,
Miss Lillian Stote entertained abont
thirty-five young people last Thurs
day evening.
Mr. Anthe, of Manzanola, was an
over night guest at the Bishop home
| last Friday night.
Elizabeth Roberts, of ordway, Wis
tied her aunt, Mrs. NJ. v. Roberts,
last week, returning home Sunday.
Ina Bowers, of Florence, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. June Work.
Vesta and Orville Richardson were
supper guests of Miss Fern Lineberry
last Sunday evening.
Dick Moore moved his family to
the Tarbell place, where he will farm
the coming season, last Friday.
Miss Gladys Loenstein left the ear
ly part of last week Tor her new
home in Keokuk. Ia Miss Gladys
made many friends curing the year
she spent in Oney, who will regret
her leaving.
The young girls in Mrs. McKeeby's
Sunday school class made fine show
ing last Friday night, and take this
opportunity of thanking the commun-
ity for their loyal patronage.
Sunday, Claude, Bob and Raymond
Mcclure left in their autos for Help
er. Utah. Monday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcclure started by train for the same
place where they hope to make their
future home.
e. r. Dennis left Jan. 30, for the
/ Gunnison country, where he hopes to
find range for his cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Noblo were in
| Pueblo Jan. 80.
+. G. Adam shipped car load of
cattle to Kansas City Saturday.
Last Saturday morning Miss Gladys
johnson slipped on inc pond in front
Of the bank, badly spraining her
wrist and striking on ler elbow. She
has been ill and out of the office
several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Ross, of Fow-
Ter, visited Miss Ida Bell Largent
last Saturday, and were dinner guests
at the Flynn home Saturday evening.
Mrs. w NJ. Thomas received word
that her brother and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Harvey, of Denver,
had lost their little babe, three days
old, of meningitis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey were located on the Chas.
Auckland ranch last season.
The Misses Agnes Williams, Flor
iene Osborn, VcIma Williams and
Vera Richardson we're dinner guests
of Miss Norma Curtis at her home in
Olney, last Sunday at noon.
Mrs. Millhollen was called to her
cid home In, Hale, Mo-. about 10 days
ago on account OF the severe illness
of her sister. While thorc she con.
: tracted the influenza. but is not SER
iousIy i'll.
:, Frank Brown moved Monday into
the old Claude Mcclure home, which
: hc recently bought.
Mr.. Heitz moved his family into
the Archibald house, from the home-
! stead, miles north of Olney.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Milihouse an.
nounce the birth of boy. Ward
Osborn, Feb. 2.
Roy Millhollen entertained the fol-
lowing boys at an oyster stew Sun
day evening: Clarence and Orville
Richardson. Ed Johnston, Alfred and
Floyd Norton, Roy Shaffer and Mr..
Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Gribble an
nounce the birth of n boy. Willis,
Feb. /.
The minister, Mr.. Antle, of Man
zanola, came Sunday in spite of the
snow storm.
Sam Curtis ret.rned Tuesday from
! Pueblo.
/ Friends of Harry Lyons will be
I glad to see him at his old work again.
Mrs. w. C. Hanen and Mrs. M. v.
Roberts are both Ill this week with
colds.
John Pickering and two children
have gone to housekeeping in their
new home. formerly owned by E. t.
Dennis. Mrs. Sarah Smedly is keep
ing house for them.
Mrs. Laura Dennis and sons have
moved to Mrs. Guy Williams home
for short while.
Clarence Richardson was in Ord
way Monday.