The Ordway new era., 1919-05-23
News from Olney and Vicinity

Everyone is glad to see Charley again
and are pleased to see him take up
his home work as II there had never
been a forced absence of nearly two
years.
The King Center teachers left Sat
urday for their homes. Miss Wylie
to Boone, and Mrs. Duff and baby
for Fisher.
A. L. Butcher went to Pueblo Fri
day. Mrs. Butcher, Miss Isberg and
Miss Bowen went Saturday all re-
turning together Saturday evening.
Philip Vince went to Pueblo for
few days Friday.
s. T. Husson motored to Denver
and Golden Saturday to meet Mrs.
Husson. They returned to- Olney
Monday evening.
Mrs. Craft and brother, Clyde
Woolwine, went to Ordway Friday
on business.
Harvey Hill, editor of the Olney
Springs Journal, was in Pueblo Sat
urday.
Ray Montgomery came from Dem
yer Saturday to visit his small son,
Rob. Ray, who is living with his
grandparents in Olney. Mr. Mont
gomery returned to his work in Den
yer Monday.
Mrs. w. G. Van Horn came home
from Pueblo Sunday after being
away ten days for medical treatment.
Raymond Coy enjoyed fine birth
| day dinner in honor of his six years
at his home on the Stubbs ranch.
His guests were Mrs. ]. II. Johnston
and Thelma, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Eaton and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Buck and
daughter. Florence, and Mrs. James
Maxey were guests of Mrs. Paul p.
Newton Sunday evening. Mr.. Buck
is editor Of the Fow:er Tribune.
County Sunday school Supt. J. F..
Craven, of Sugar City, and wife visit
ed the Olney Sunday school Sunday
afternoon.
Joe Bernstein spent Saturday and
Sunday in Denver.
Mrs. Ephrim Curtis, of Beulah, re-
turned home Tuesday after pleas
ant three weeks at the home of her
son, Sam Curtis, of King Center.
Mrs. Emma Hertline, of Pueblo,
and Wallace F. Camblin. of Oaney
Springs, were married in Pueblo May
near olney.
Mr.. Shipler, of Crowley. was in
Olney Saturday
Mrs. Roley Williams and sister and
Clarence Richardson were in Fowler
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Gribble and
children were guests at the ID. A.
Richardson home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 1. Gifin were
guests of Mrs. F. E. McKeeby Sun
day afternoon.
The /. o. o. F. of Olney will give
the initiatory degree to ten new men,
bers Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Williams have
fine baby girl, born Wednesday OF
last week.
Miss Vel Fisher spent Monday and
Tuesday of this week in Pueblo.
Felix Schade moved his family
into their new four room bungalow
Tuesday and Wednesday. A. E. Law
renee moved Wednesday into the
house vacated by Mr.. Schade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Maxwell and
daughter, Thelma. came from their
home in Grand Junction Monday for
an indefinite visit with relatives in
Olney and Ordway.
DR.. F. f. McKeeby was summoned
to Ordway Saturday to sit on an in
sanity board.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. F. Reno. of Phe-
bio, visited DR.. and Mrs. F. e. Nc
Keeby Tuesday.
AL Craft and Mrs. Timme were in
Ordway Monday.
Mrs. Eugene Schaffer left Olney
for Pueblo Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Finn Brewer, of Kan
sas City, are visiting their people
here.
A team which Sam Shaffer was
driving got away Monday and ran
into a car. thrusting the tongue OF
the wagon they were hauling entire
ly thru the gasoline tank of the car.
Mrs C. w. Kelley. of Avondale,
stopped in Olney between trains to
renew acquaintance with friends in
Olney All Mrs. Kelly's friends were
| glad to see her once more.
Mrs. l.. G. Spielman went to Pu-
ebIo Tuesday for a few days with
her daughters.
Martin Pickering bought an Over
land car this week.
Milton Fishencord returned Tues
day from long service in the medical
corps in France. Everyone is glad to
| see him once more.