The Ordway new era., 1919-07-11
OLNEY SPRINGS NEWS

The people in the Olney Springs
vicinity enjoyed full day the
Fourth. After basket lunch at
noon games and races amused tho
crowd until time for the ball game.
The score of the game was 3 to 6,
| in favor of Ordway. During the
| evening an interesting dance was en-
joyed. The music was furnished by
a four piece orchestra from Pueblo.
Roy Totten left for the harvest
! fields near McCracken, Kans., last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Husson, Mrs. Guy Curtis ana
Thelma Johnston motored to Fowler
last Wednesday to shop.
Ex-Governor Stubbs, OF Kansas,
paid his ranch, southwest OF olney,
q flying visit last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith, OF
Ayondale, were guests of Mrs. Smiths
father. s. T. Husson. over the 4th.
Mrs. Marks, of Rye, was the guest
of the A. A. Ladd family last week.
Mrs. Sellers, OF Denver, was
guest of her sister, Mrs. Hoitz, from
Friday until Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. Holtz accompanied her as far
as Pueblo on her way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Curtis went to
Beulah last Thursday for the 4th
and to visit Mr.. Curtis mother. They
returned to Olney Sunday evening.
Mrs. Jones is in from her home
stead visiting her son, Clarence, ana
picking cherries this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong returned
Friday to Coffeyville. Kans., after
pleasant three weeks visit with Mrs.
Armstrong's mother, Mrs. Williams,
and sister, Mrs. Harry Millhouse.
Miss Ida May Civilians was the
house guest of Miss Edna Diamond
of Fowler. from Thursday to Sunday
of last week.
John Richardson and Ernest Roth
went to McCracken, Kans. to the
harvest fields last Saturday.
Miss Anna Crippen, of Denver. was
the guest of Mrs s. T. Husson from
Thursday to Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. U. Norton and
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jones motored
twelve miles north to dance the
, Fourth of July.
Over a dozen car loads of people
and a good band visited Olney Satur-
day morning, advertising Cherry Pie
Day at Manzanola, July 10.
Adam and Fred Hickman were
week end visitors of friends IN Pu-
eblo.
Herbert Gown and wife, of Pueblo.
accompanied by two friends. visited
) at the d. A. Richardson home Sun
day.
The Misses Vesta Richardson and
Ada Dunn, Messrs Orville Richardson
and Ray Cook motored to Pueblo
= Sunday for picnic in the parks.
, The league game in Olney Sunday
, was won by the Crowley team with
r n score of I to s. A good attendance
and great enthusiasm was notIced.
Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs. Cow
: den, Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Montgomery,
. Mr.. and Mrs Flynn, Mr.. and Mrs.
, Thomas and Mrs. Gardner motored
$ to Fowler to see the movie Mickey.
Frank Montgomery and family LETT
Monday evening by motor for their
home at the Twin Lakes reservoirs
a The intensive heat was too much for
4 their baby.
Miss Gladys johnson is out of her
: room but Is not yet able to be out
of the house.
Jesse Rogers moved his family ia
the new tenant house on June Work =
farm, north of Olney. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Lineberry
came home from a pleasant visit in
Colorado Springs Monday. They re-
turned to the mountains again We'd
nesday because Mr.. Lineberry could
not stand the heat at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flynn and Mrs. Gard
ner motored to Boone Monday night
to bring home the Flynn children
who had visited their grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Largent, for a week.
Jess Rogers was in Pueblo Tuesday.
Kenneth Cowhick, of Pueblo, came
to Olney Tuesday evening to irTigate
his mothers orchard. ecst of Olney,
since thele e is no one for such work
idle in this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Curtis went to
Pueblo Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. U. Norton motor
ed to Pueblo Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Norton will stop at Avondale and