The Ordway new era., 1919-07-25
oLNEY SPRINGS NEWS


Mrs. Grady and son. of Pueblo
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Butcher. They
returned to Pueblo Saturday after
shipping some valuable milk COWS
recently bought of Mr.. Butcher. Mar
garet Grady who has been visiting
Helen Butcher for six weeks return
ed to Pueblo with her mother.
Mrs. Ridgway went to Virgins
Saturday to meet her husband. They
will return to Olney to make their
home.
Miss Fay Shaffer returned from
Fowler Tuesday where she had visit
ed her sister, Mrs. ]. M. Riley, for a
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gray visited
Mrs. Gray's sister, Mrs. j. r. Flynn
Thursday evening last week. They
spent the rest of last week with Mr..
Gray's sister in Crowley, returning
Monday for two days visit in the
Flynn home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Shaffer, OF
Pueblo, spent the week end with the
G. U. Norton family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Mumm and
Mrs. ]. s. Work. jr., went to Florence
for a two weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bowers. ]. 8. Work spent
Sunday there with his family.
The ball game Sunday between
Olney and Crowley at Crowley was
won by the Olney team with a score
of 3 to 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt Smith, of Avon
dale, spent Sunday In the Husson
home. Mrs. Moore, of Pueblo, ac-
companied them to Olney where she
visited with an old time friend, Mrs.
E. e. Curtis.
June Work cut his knee just above
the knee cap with a draw-knife
While the wound is deep one he has
not suffered much inconvenience
from it.
Mrs. Susan Maucher and son, John,
left Sunday for Trinidad to make
their future home. Miss Josie Mauch-
er will also be with her mother there
Ed Johnston returned Monday from
three months stay in Eldorado
Kans.
Bert Richardson and Jim White
returned Monday from the harvest
fields. near McCrackcn. Kans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Richards. OF
Las Animas, motored to Olney las,
Wednesday to visit the Vert Bond
family. They returned Monday.
j. B. Mullenix and family motored
to the mountains Monday for a ten
days vacation.
Mrs. ]. H. Johnston celebrated her
ffty-ninth birthday Wednesday with
family dinner.
Marvin Voorhees, arrived home
from overseas Monday. He was with
the army of occupation along the
German border.
Mrs. Galbraith went to Rocky Ford
Tuesday for treatments. She expects
to be gone ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Thomas left
Wednesday for a month at Modesto
Calf, to visit Mr.. Thomas people.
The sixteen months old baby boy
of Mr.. and Mrs. Art. johnson was
taken suddenly i'll Saturday after
noon with tubercular meningitis, be.
coming unconscious within two hours
The parents took the child to a Pu-
eblo hospital where it had not yet
regained consciousness Wednesday
evening. No hope of its life is held
Ed. McGovern, manager of the
Kuner pickle interests In Pueblo and
surrounding country. was In Olney
Tuesday looking over the plant and
crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Languein, OF
Eads, visited their daughter, Mrs
Ernest Roth. Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Maude Metzgar went to Dem
yer Wednesday for a weeks visit
with her brothers.
Olney.-The biggest cattle deal in
the country for some time was COM
pleted when ]. H. Cowden sold to
Norton and Maucher 271 head OF
stock which were inspected and ship
ped from the Olney stock yards Tues
day. The shipment which was made
up CT eight car loads of cattle went
to Kansas City for disposal
j. s. Work. jr.. is trying out a
new hay-loader which takes the hay
from the windrow and, loads 1t on
the wagon, eliminating at least two
men from the field. The machine is
a late patent and seems to give en-
tire satisfaction, handling easily two
tons of hay in 40 minutes.
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