The Ordway new era., 1920-02-13
LOCAL AND Personal

Word has been received that
Gladys Hosier who ts attending
school at Kansas City. is much bet
ter. She has hen i'll With influenza
pneumonia resulting Her mother
is with her.
Emerson Eagletoh who has been
attending college In Boulder is here
for few days. The college is closed
on account of the flu.
All places of Amusement have been
closed In Colorado Springs as there
are quite number of flu cases in
that city. -
Miss Bessie Barker has returned
to her work In The oflce of the Crow
ley County Abstract Co., after almost
two weeks of quite serious sickness.
Ray Cook returned home Sunday
from Pueblo where he had been in
hospital for almost month. He is
improving in health.
Mrs. Lawrence Pyles of Eads visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Pyles
the past week.
F. P. January OF Haswell was in
Ordway on.business Monday.
Lawrence ryies or Eads was here
last week on business and the guests
of his brother, Floyd Pyles.
Mrs. C. E. Bigforc and son Marion
left on Monday of this week for
Riverside. Calf. where they will
make their home. Mr.. Bigford will
leave in about a monIh.
Theodore Pleiman has bought the
rear room of the old Berendo hotel
building and started the work of
tearing 1t down after which he will
move /. to different parts of town
and build small houses. One of
these he intends to keep for himself
William Worker went to Colorado
Springs on Wednesday of this week
on tus.ness.
Gus Worker has been absent from
the resi- urant for the past seve,al
days on account of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Fountain of
LaJunta were here last Sunday visit
ing relatives and friends.
Hawes Walters of LaJunta was
here during the past week visiting
his parents.
Mrs. Robert Irwin u this city has
but was reported better today.
Mrs. Van Hyring has been ill for
the past few days.
The local X. l.. 6 S. lodge admitted
class of nine members on tuesday
of this week. They were as fol-
lows: Lonne Irwin, Dan Prall, Fred
Young. Grover Boget, Joe Adams,
William II Cook. sames n. Rhine.
| J. B. Simmons and Mr. Andrew.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Kelly of Pu-
eblo left on Wednesday of this week
for their home. They have been
visiting Mrs Kelly's sister, Mrs. II.
e. Houston of this city.
Work is being done on Main
street preparatory to installing the
new street lighing posts. The work
is to be completed as soon as warmer
weather comes, but some of the
posts will be installed in a short
time.
Mrs. w. H. Hinshaw and Miss
Hassteadt have gone TO Castle Rock
where they will take care of numb
er of influenza patients who are quite
serious.
Miss Eloise Strickland is now able
to be out after an illness of over a
week.
Robert Ross wo as been attending
school in Boulder Is here visiting his
parents and friends while the coll
ege is closed on account of the flu.
A. A. Brown went to Kansas City
ON. business Saturday of last week,
"lurninl Tuesday.
Mr.. Mcintosh, of the ordway
Creamery of this city went to Garden
City, Kansas on Wednesday of this
week where he attended to bus ..-is
matters.
Rev. Schmiser of Castle Rock was
here on Tuesday to zee his motrer.
Everett Beard had his leg cut quite
badly on Saturday of last week while
he was fixing the engine on bean
huller. He 10 getting along al
right altno he will not have the use
of his foot for quite awhile.
Billie Killer OF LaJunta visited in
the city last Sunday
Miss Cora Sewers, Eloise Strick-
land, E. b. Strickland and Earl
Strickland were entertained at the
Ernest Mattingly home on Tuesday
of this week
The funeral of Fred Reynolds, of
Pueblo was held on Saturday of last
week. and the body was sent to the
old home at Wallace, N. Y, for bur-
ial. The Masonic lodge No. 81, of
Pueblo was in charge of the services.
Mr.. Reynolds was well known to a
good many residents of Ordway.
Weeks' Shipnents