The Ordway new era., 1919-05-02
OLNEY SPRINGS NEWS

Mrs. L. w. Leach was home on the
ranch few days last week but re
turned to La Junta where she is en-
ployed in one OF the stores. while
she stays with her mother who is a
partial invalid.
II. r. Craig returned from several
days on his ranch, near BeuIah. FRI
day.
Miss Isberg spent the week end
with friends in. Ordway. returning
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Maude Metzgar went to Pu-
eblo Thursday, returning Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ. Thomas spent
the week end with Mrs Thomas
brother in Denver
DIR. Frank Montgomery. of Eagle.
visited his brothers family in Olney
from Saturday until Monday.
Last Thursday Elmer l.. Osborne
completed arrangements with Bert
Millhouse and became the owner OF
the OIney Springs garage.
w. c. Brewer shopped in Pueblo
last Thurday and Friday.
Mrs. Eugene Schaffer, Miss Gladys
Johnson and Alfred Norton went to
Pueblo Friday to see the welcome
home of the 18TH.
Roy Shaffer went to Pueblo Fri
day for a few days visit with his
brother. -.
l. F. Baylor visited his niece. Miss
Genieve Baylor, in Canon City last
Saturday and Sunday.
Five members of the Olney I. o.
o. F. went to Fowler Friday night
for the celebration OF the one hun
dredth anniversary OF the Odd Eel
lows lodge in the United States. Those
attending were Messrs June Work.
Ora Hyatt, 1. F. Baylor. Fred Her
rington and Jesse Rodgers These
gentlemen report having had veTy
fine program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jones visit
ed Mrs Jones' parents. Mr.. and Mrs
C. w. Burris. in the Bluff SPRING.
neighborhood: from Saturday until
Wednesday.
Mrs. Clyde Ford went to Pueblo
Friday to meet her brother, GOWN
Auckland. of the 18TH.
b. w. Lewis bought SO acres just
south of olney Springs. of I. F. Bay
lor last week.
Austin Dennis returned from
Rocky Ford Monday where he had
been taking treatments. He is not
much better as yet.
Mrs. Chas. Osborne and baby re
turned from a Pueblo hospital Fri
day evening. The baby is much bet
ter but Mrs. Osborn returned Monday
for treatment and will soon go again
probably for an operation for mas
told troubles.
Miss Ada Dunn, sister of Mrs. Os-
borne. came Wednesday from New
ton, Kans., to care for Mrs. OSBORNE
baby while she is in the hospital.
I. F. Baylor has six fine thoTobrea
Duroc-Jersey sows with nine fine pigs
apiece. now four weeks old. These
are among the finest litter of piee
in the neighborhood.
Private Eugene Schaffer an over
seas man. arrived home Saturday
morning. and no where in the county
can be found happier little girl
than his wife. Mrs. May Schaffer.
general reporter of the 'Olney Spring.
Journal.
L. II. Raines returned Sunday noon
from a ten days trip to Nemaha,
Neb.. where he was called on account
of the death of his father.
Little Mary Emily Dennis. grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G, A. Trei-
ber. has scarlet fever at her parent's
home in Grand Junction.
Mrs. Cowhick and two sons. How
ard and Clyde. went to Pueblo Sun
day. returning Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Chas. Maucher had word from
her husband last Thursday that he
was one more on the sail for the
United States.
Mrs. r. f. Montgomery had word
of the birth of a granddaughter,
Betty Jeanette. in hospital in Sa-
Ida April 2S. Her parents are Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Montgomery.
Monday night Clyde Wooiwine and
his wife arrived in Olney. Mr.. Wool
wine is just out of service in the
army and will farm his homestead
this season.