The Ordway new era., 1920-11-26
OLNEY SPRINGS.

Mrs. S. T. Husson and Mrs. Roy
Milhollen have been going to Ord
way for two weeks at different times
visiting q dentist parlor.
Mr.. and Ms. I. F. Baylor had
friends from Canon City arrive Sun
day for three days visit.
Rev Scarffe was called to Cheraw
! Sunday a week ago to preach a fu-
neral sermon for one of his workers
while he was located there last year.
| The last Ladies' Aid meeting was
at Mrs A. L. Butchers home. Nov.
l1th. Eighteen women braved the
storm and were we'll repaid by the
pleasant afternoon with friends. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. B.
w. Lewis assisted by, Mrs. Paul New
Ion and Mrs. Roy Milhollen, Thurs
day, December 81.
Little Miss. Norma Curtis is send
ing home some fine reports of the
first semester's work in Denver and
all her friends are glad to know she
is doing SO well with her work.
Parcales and Ginghams are special
-Leader, Rocky Ford.
Last Friday night the first meet
ing of the local p T. A was held in
the school house. A fine crowd and
a good program with satisfying
lunch of sandwiches and coffee, fol-
lowing made the evening most
| pleasant one. A part of the program
| which deserves special mention was
| two scenes from Julius Ceasar." ="
The stabbing scene and tho burial
Grafton by Mark Anthony which was
very creditably interpreted by mem
bers of the 9Th grade.
DR.. McKeeby was in Ordway last
d Il y. 4
| ing to organize county community
welfare program.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Butcher. Mrs.
Newton and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ladd, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure, Mrs.
Ingram and Mr.. Sam Shaffer went to
Grand View Sunday before last to
| hold services. Rev. Scarffe could not
go, because of an urgent call to Che
raw.
/ John Wulff was in Nepesta Tues
/ day and Wednesday of last week.
B. w. Lewis and son James left
Saturday for mis- parents home in
/ Iowa. for a ten days vacation. Roy
/ Totten is helping at the depot while
Mr. Lewis is away.
DR.. and Mrs. Pears and little
( daughter were guests at the New
Ion home for Thanksgiving dinner.
Big line of rugs closing out-Lead-
er, Rocky Ford.
/ Lest Saturday Mrs. Newton. Mrs.
/ Lewis and James, Mrs. f. E. Mckee
, by and Mrs. Carrie McKeeby motored
10 Manzanola to shop, visited Mrs.
Mills on the Santa Fe trail and re-
turned home by way of Fowler.
/ Tuesday morning j. r. Williams
was in a destructive run away. He
Ia Il
location to an other when the team
became frightened. The team ran in
to Mi. Norton's truck breaking tho
wind shield and 2ther things, scat
tered pop bottles and finally tore up
'he Lattue garage oil tank, literally
by the roots.
j. NJ. Conard SO years old arrived
last week to visit z younger brother
j. S. Conard for a few weeks. Mr..
! Conard is on his way from Sterling. to
Southern Texas, where he will spend
the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shaffer had . fam
,.ly dinner Thanksgiving day. All
their children beirg at home.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Cowden, gave a
dinner Thanksgiving Day for their rel
ativeS in Olney Springs
Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Conard had an
I their children in Colorado home on
I Thanksgiving Day. Mr. and Mrs.
Jud Conard and children, of Pueblo
arriving Wednesday evening, besides
home folks, Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop and
~hfe and Mrs. Hancn were guests ct
/ the Conard home for Thanksgiving.
( Services were held at the Olnev
/ church at 10:30, conducted by Rev.
Artle of Manzanoln, wnc exchanged
pulpits with Rev. Scarfle for the day.
Dr. Mckeeley wos in Pueblo Sat
Erday attending tho Master Masons
degree work, and renewing old friend
ships.
j. 10. Willis has purchased the pool
hall from VIM. Stewart. The invoice
OF stock was taken Monday.
Maj. Paul p. Newton arrived from
his quarters in Denver Saturday eve
,iing TO remain home over Thanks
giving.
Billy Danes was in Pueblo from Sat
urday to Monday.
Mss Vesta Richardson, clerk in the
Mckeeby drug store left Monday of
last week for Kinggburg, Califc rnia,
for three months vacation. She ar
rived at her destination Friday and
writes she is enjoying the change
greatly.
Invoicing the o. F. Comstock
stock of goods began Monday, for fla
a. settlement of the sale of the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts, Misses Car
Eenter, Ingram, Embrose and Con-
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Bishop, Mrs..
Millhollen and Mrs. McKeeby were
IN Ordway Tuesday evening 10 attend
me P-I association meeting and meet
the state officers.