The Ordway new era., 1920-05-21
LOCAL AND Personal

LOCAL AND PERSONAL
j. p. Eagleton and son, Earl, have
been here the past several days look
ing aftertheir bees.
M T. Nelson arrived home We'd
nesday from Washington, ID. c.,
where he had gone on business. Mrs.
Nelson who accompanied him went to
Nebraska for visit of a couple of
weeks.
Paul Eagleton is a graduate this
year, In the State preparatory school
at Boulder The commencement eX-
ercises for his class will take place
on Friday. May 2S. and invitations
have been received here by some of
his friends.
Mrs. Belle Gallavan, arrived home
"Wednesday evening from an ex-
tended visit in California.
SPECIAL prices on guaranteed Auto
CssnRs ard tubes, for a few days. "
Nyittlnmyer's Second Hand Stora.
- :, stock of Linoleums just ar
rived Wittenmyer's Second Hand
StrP
Miss Jane Meikle is the guest OF
her brother and sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
j NJ MeilSle. Her home is in Iowa,
Mr.. and Mrs ID. C. Roberts arrived
home on Wednesday of this week
from Florida where they bad spent
the winter. They left Cocoanut
Cove about three weeks ago and Wis
tied in Washington. d. c., and other
D ~, int an nrn rh
, feeling quiet well and Mr. Roberts,
whose health has been quite poorly
before he left here, is looking well
and states that he feels fine.
Mrs. f. T. Woodard returned to
her home in Colorado Springs Tues
day after q several days visit with DR.
and Mrs. e. o. McCleary and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kelley have
been in Ordway this week the guests
of Mrs. Kelley's neices, Mrs. Ray
Cook and Mrs. Harry Mast.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Meikle and DR..
and Ms. Il. o. McCleary were in Pu-
eblo Tuesday.
Mrs. f. f. Hoslor accompanied by
her brother who is visiting here went
TO Pueblo Tuesday to visit sister.
Miss Eloise Strickland left the first
part OF the week for visit in Kansas
city, with her Two sisters.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Helms have
moved to their home on Idaho street,
Mrs. Floyd Pyies and Mrs. j. II.
Burdy Were in Denver last week in
1t epdance at the State Sunday
school convention.
Catherine Naylon of Pueblo was
here the past week visiting her sis
ter. Miss Bernice Naylon. one of the
teachers IN the @. dway schools,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp of Council
Grove. Kans., D-rived last week for
q visit with Mr.. and Mrs. James Sore
enson.
]. j. Wassam and son, V. P Was
sam, have returned from visit IL
the Grand Valley at Fruita ant
Grand Junction. They state that
they like the pep here which is not
displayed so much over there.
Mrs. Otis Bollacker of Sugar City,
was very Ill the latter part OF last
week and the first of this, but her
condition is now much improved.
Mrs. Floyd Bollacker and Mrs. f.
NJ. Sypher were in Sugar City We'd
nesday to see Mrs. Otis Bollacker
who has been quite sick
Crovlley-A new ball park has
been built here with an ample grand
stand, while the whole grounds are
enclosed with substantial fence. The
diamond itself is reported to be the
best in these parts; other teams after
once playing here will want to have
return trips frequently.
The weather has not been hot but
we have sold q number of Refriger-
ators already. We have a nice line
yet and the prices are not high II
Wittenmyer' Second Hand Store.
FOR SALE-SIX COLLIE PUPS. !
for information inquire at the New |
Era office or call Mrs. Nellie Warren,
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