The Ordway new era., 1919-08-08
OIney and Vicinity

spending FIVE weeks in Glenwoot
Springs where he went for medica
treatments.
Mrs. Rosie Youngleson. of Balti
more, n. Y, left Monday evening fol
her home after visiting her sister
AIRS. Joe Bernstein. for ten days.
Miss Gladys johnson took her place
IN the postoflice Monday morning af-
Ter an absence of FIVE weeks. caused
by an injury In runaway. Every
one is glad Miss Johnson is again
able TO be at her post.
Mrs. Crowley and daughter. of Den
.er. spent from Friday to Monday IN
the Guy Curtis home az guests of
Airs. Crowley's sister. Mrs. Guy Curtis
Josie PacciDo. young Italian girl
lied Sunday at the nome or ner par
ents. one-half mile southwest of on
rey. The funeral was held in Fowler
tuesday afternoon. Interment was
made In the Fowler cemetery.
Major Newton and family motored
30 Fowler to church Sunday morning
Mrn Jones and small son. her
mother and niece returned to Pueblo
Saturday after visiting Mrs. A. L.
Butcher ten days
Ray Totten spent Sunday in Pueblo
j. S. Work Jr. mOtored 10 Flor
once last Thursday He returned
Saturday. bringing his wife and ba-
hias who had been visiting her moth
err. Mrs Jno. Bowers. for ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ross. or Fowler,
we're guests OF Mrs. F.. E. Flynn for
Sunday dinner.
Mrs. C. W. Brewer and son, Char
les. left "Wednesday for Kansas. They
viii visit few days in Horace before
soing' on to Ransom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jones shop
ned in Pueblo last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bernstein and
suest, Mrs. Youugleson. of Baltimore.
5pent Saturday and Sunday IN Pueblo.
Messrs La Rue and schade trans
acted business in Fowler Friday.
Miss Edna Diamond, telephone op-
orator in the Fowler exchange, visit
I'd Miss Velma Williams Sunday.
Henry Roth went to Pueblo for
melical attention Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence and family
returned Tuesday from six weeks
trip to Kansas where Mr.. Lawrence
worked in the wheat fields.
Thomas Estes motored to Pueblo
Sunday for "a visit with frIpnNg
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Curtis and chill
dren were in Fowler Tuesday after
noon.
Move Shipley purchased Ford
runabout of Thomas Estes Monday.
Mrs. j. B. Mullenix was in Pueblo
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Comstock and
drs. Comstock's brother, of Pueblo,
were guests in the o. F. Comstcok
home Saturday and Sunday
Roy Shaffer left Monday for Pu-
eblo where he will drive truck for
Mrs, Grady in her dairy work.
C. ]. Conard was in Pueblo for
medical attention Monday.
DR.. II. f. McKeeby returned Mon
day evening from a weeks rest in
Colorado Springs.
F. E. Flynn left Monday evening
TOR Orlando, Fla. for tryout in
ball team. If he is accepted Mrs.
Flynn and the boys will join him
later.
VIM. Hackworth returned to Olney
Tuesday from Rosetta where he had
been mining since the 18th of July
He expects to return to the mine in
in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols, of McCrack-
IN, Kans.. left Tuesday evening for
their home after two weeks visit
With the Stotes families. east Of
Olney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop and Paulina,
Mr. and Mrs, H 7. Craig and Miss
Rev. and Mrs. Antle in Manzanola
Monday evening.
Miss Vera Glenns is the house guest
OF Mrs. j. N Bishop this week.
Chas. Smedly. of Ordway, is now
ing the weeds on the Mo. Pac. right
OF way In Olney this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harrington en-
tertained their friends at cards We'd
nesday evening. Six tables of high
i've and finch amused the guests.
Dainty refreshments were served at a
late hour.
Mrs. Aubrey McComb and baby. of
Denver, are visiting Mrs. Roy johnson
and Mrs. Arthur Johnson, of King
Center.
Roy Millhollen reports receiving
over ton of cucumbers day al
the factory last week. This is moi
as many as he would receive If every
..rnwnr would nick repularly