The Ordway new era., 1919-05-09


and Mrs. Shipley. Those who went
by automobile were the Misses Eve
lyn Voorhees, and Lillian Stotes, ,Messrs
Elmer Vorhees, Ray and Paul Stotes.
Emil Civilians. Ray Totten and Joe
Adams, of Ordway.
Mrs. d. A. Richardson and Mrs.
VIM. Brewer spent Friday in Crowley
with Mrs. Eb. Gribble.
Mrs. Osborne and Floriene were
shopping in Pueblo Friday.
A pleasant party. composed of
Mesdames Montgomery. Butcher and
Gardner; Misses johnson, Largent.
Roth and Isberg; Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Cowden and Billy Sterling motored
to Fowler to see the movie. "Heart
of the World" last Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. L. d. Koertz was a guest of
Mrs. McKeeby last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Burkhimer and Mrs. Bert
Millhouse were guests of Mrs. Gribble
of Crowley. last Thursday.
d. A. Richardson sold a nice span
of horses to Mr.. Strange last week.
Isaac Woolery spent Friday and
Saturday in Pueblo.
Miss Gladys johnson was a guest
of Miss Ida Bell Largent at her home,
near Boone, last Saturday and Sun
day.
C. A. Norton was in Crowley last
Saturday.
Arthur Stubbs went to Kansas City
last Thursday to transact business.
Mr. II. v. Rhodes was in Sugar
City Sunday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jones have
fine baby girl, Estella, born SUN
day. May 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Shaffer, jr., of
Pueblo, spent Sunday in Olney with
relatives.
Mesdames Newton and Lewis shop
ped in Fowler last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Harrington, of
st. Francis, Kans.. are visiting with
the Ed Harrington family in Fowler
for ten days after visiting their
brother in Olney a week.
G. U. Norton returned Saturday
night from business trip to Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Harrington and
family visited relatives in Fowler
Sunday.
Sam shaffer was in Pueblo Sun
day and Monday
Adrian Dennis left Monday to To-
cate near Durango.
Georgia Woolwine, Estella Norton,
Evelyn Vorhees, Orvilie Richardson,
Alfred Norton and Roy Shaffer mo-
tored to Fowler Sunday evening.
w. o. Richter. of Roundup. Mont.
came Saturday for a week with his
cousin, Miss Gladys Johnson. on his
way home from France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Curtis were in
Pueblo Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Timmie returned to
Boone with her mother Sunday for
short visit
News came Sunday of the death of
Neb.. Saturday. The body was sent
to Pueblo for interment in Roselawn.
Funeral services were held in the
Davis and Voorhees, chapel Wednes-
day. Mrs. Morton moved away from
Olney about seven years ago after
living here more than twenty years.
E. A. ShAffer is Ill at his home this
week with pleuresy.
Mrs. T. A. Prescher, of Pueblo,
came Sunday for week with her
sister, Mrs. Cowhick.
Norton and Adam shipped car
load of stock to Denver Tuesday.
Helen Butcher celebrated her
birthday Wednesday evening from
four to six by entertaining the first
and second grades at her home, north
OF Olney Springs.
]. b. Mullenix and family, e. r.
Drescher and family and I. F. Baylor
attended the patriotic service at Man
zanola Sunday night.
Rev. Joseph Antle made pastoral
calls in Olney Tuesday.
Friends of DR.. r. w. johnson will
be glad to hear he is once more in
the United States, after service in the
medical corps of the U. s. army in
France.
Mrs E. o. Gribble and children. of
Crowley, are visiting with her moth
er. Mrs. d. A. Richardson. this week.
Mrs. Thomas Hill received card
from her husband stating he would
soon be home again after service with
the army in France.
Mr.. and Mrs. June Work entertain !
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