The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
oLNEY SPRINGS NEWS

Olney.-Monday afternoon at
meeting of the executive board of
the Olney Branch A. r. G. plans were
| made and committees appointed for
welcoming home the boys who have
served in the army overseas and at
home during the past war. Every
soldier who receives his mail from
the Olney Springs office is heartily
invited and every citizen in the COM
munity is urged to come and extend
rousing welcome to our boys who
have helped in any way to bring the
war to a close. The reception will
be held in the school house Friday
evening, May 90. A fine entertain
ment is planned and every man. wo-
man and child is urged not to allow
anything to interfere with their plans
to attend and to consider themselves
cordially invited.
| Mrs. Eb. Gribble and children re-
| turned Saturday to their home in
| Crowley after a few days with her
mother, Mrs. ID. A. Richardson. in
Olney. Mrs. John Richardson and
children accompanied her home for
| the week end.
Henry Roth returned from Pueblo
Friday night.
Mrs. Warren left last Wednesday
for Rocky Ford after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Burke, several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren expect to make
their home in the state of Washing
ton after visiting their daughters
here.
VIM. Auckland, sr.. of Denver, was
in Olney Springs last Wednesday
transacting business.
Mrs. Kate Hackworth. of Crowley,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Jewel. last week.
The Ladies Aid. of the Olney
church, met last Thursday for an
all-day meeting. Most every mem-
ber of the Aid was present and each
had the privilege of bringing a guest.
over fifty plates were served after
the fashion of the usual neighbor-
hood dinner in the Olney vicinity.
A motion was carried that the Olney
and Manzanola Aids have a joint
meeting, the Olney ladies agreeing
that they were open to invitation.
The president asked that every one
who had quilt blocks finish them and
bring them next meeting. The Aid
adjourned to meet with Mrs. Craig
the second Thursday in June. Mrs.
Butcher and Mrs. Newton will assist
Mrs. Craig as hostesses.
Mrs Husson and Mrs Muilenix
took the Hill baby to Pueblo Frflly
for treatment by specialist. Mrs.
Hill returned with the child Mon
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]. s. Mcclure was in Ordway Fri
day on business.
G. U. Norton shipped hogs to Pu-
eblo Monday. returning Tuesday
night.
Mrs. S. T. Husson went to Golden
Monday for a ten days visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Drescher were
shopping in Ordway Saturday night.
Mrs. Joe Riley, of Fowler, came
Saturday evening for few days
visit with her mother. Mrs. e. A.
Shaffer.
Mrs. Soller. who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Fred Holtz. for a
few weeks. left Tuesday for Denver
Her little daughter, Edith, will stay
with Mrs. Holtz for the present.
Mrs. Vert Bond and sister, Mrs.
Hallock, of Delta. lef, Monday even
ing for Golden City, Mo-, for visit
with relatives.
w. o. Richter. an overseas soldier,
left Saturday for Chicago after visit
ing his relatives, the j. B. johnson
family, for ten days.
A. L. Butcher made business trip
to Pueblo Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Laddl and boys
motored to Pueblo Saturday they
went to Rye Sunday to attend the
Marks funeral.
Mrs. ]. N. Bishop and Mrs. w. C.
| Hanen attended the county execu-
/ tive board meeting of the A. r.. C.
/ in Ordway Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Close. of Pueblo, was
a guest of Mrs. A. l.. Butcher from
Saturday to Wednesday.
Mrs. Potee spent Saturday and
/ Sunday at their homestead, north
of Olney. Mrs. POtee has accepted
position in the Olncy school for an
other year.
Miss Vera Glens returned from
| Kansas City to Olney Tuesday. She
will make her home with Mrs. ]. s.