The Ordway new era., 1919-09-05
oLNEY SPRINGS NEWS

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Moore. for ten days Miss Estella Gar
ringer left last Wednesday for her
home in Mont vern, Mo.
Mrs. Whitehead went to Pueblo
Thursday Of last week to visit her
niece. Mrs. Husson, in st. Marys hos
pital.
Mrs. Mary Todd and children left
Thursday for their years. work in
school. The little girl will attend
school in Pueblo. Mrs. Todd and
boy will live in Ridgway where Mrs
Todd is employed as a teacher.
Vert Bond moved his family to
Delta for the winter, leaving Olney
last Saturday.
Miss Opal Hanen left Friday for
Denver where she will resume her
school work in the high school at
Wheatridge.
Mrs. VIM. Moorehouse, of Crowley,
was in Olney last Friday.
F. E. Flynn returned from a pleas
ant trip to Orlando, Fla, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Curtis spent the
week end camping in BeuIah. They
returned to Olney Monday evening.
Mrs. Cook and daughter Lucille
went to Pueblo Sunday to make their
home for the winter so that Miss
Lucille can attend Central high.
Miss Mary Carpenter returned
Thursday evening from, pleasant
two weeks with her mother in the
northern part of the state. She went
to Sugar City to attend institute Sun
day evening.
Mrs. w. W. Crane and daughter.
Lone, of Denver, came Saturday even
ing to visit friends in Olney until
Thursday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren E. Robinson
and two daughters, of Champaign,
ILL.,, visited in the ]. N. Bishop home
from Friday until Sunday.
Miss Iva Benson, of De Beque,
came Friday to make her home with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Flarity. SO that she can attend school
here this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Drescher and
family spent Labor Day in La Junta.
June Work took his little dnugh-
ter, lone, to the hospital In Rocky
Ford Monday morning for an opera
tion on her throat.
The Sunday school board met Mon
day evening to transact whatever
business on the table. Mrs. H. T.
Craig was elected secretary to finish
the year left vacant by the absence
OF Miss Andrea Bond. Supplies were
ordered and arrangements made to
pay all debts by the first of October.
e. L. Osborne has moved his gar
age into his own building on the
main road.
Miss Vel Fisher gave a recital Mon
day afternoon for her piano pupils.
Every child showed careful training
and was credit to the teacher. The
following pupils appeared: Velma
Williams. James Curtis, Helen Butch
er. Melvine Mullenix, Joe Lewis, Pau
lima Bishop, Vera Richardson, Mary
Jeanette Newton, Norma Curtis and
FIoreine Osborn.
John Swisser and family who have
been visiting with the Frank Brown
family went to Haze, Kans Thursday
to make their home.
Ernest Eaton moved his family to
the Stubbs' ranch for the winter last
Saturday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Mccoy return
gu 10 thelr nome in Pueblo after a
three days visit with Mrs. John Eve
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Brewer spent
sunday with Mrs. Eb Gribble in
Crowley.
Mrs. c. w. Brewer returned from
two months visit In different parts
Of Kansas Sunday.
Mrs. Jack Rice and children. of
Monta Vista, came Monday evening
Ior visit with her sister. Mrs. Dave
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Dennis, son
Clyde. and Mrs. Williams returned
from ten weeks visit with relatives
In Grand Junction.
G. C. Round visited friends in
Manzanola and Fowler Sunday and
Monday.
Miss Esther Hymer. of Pueblo, was
the guest OF Tommie Estes for the
dance Friday night. She was the
week end guest of Mrs. ]. B. Estes
in Ordway later.
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