The Ordway new era., 1920-10-08
.OLNEY

Friends of Mrs. Fred Henderson
will be grieved to hear OF the death
of her mother last Tuesday, in Mrs.
Henderson's home in Pueblo. The
body was taken by son to the old
home in Minnesota for burial. -
Major Newton returned to his du-
ties as Col. Homrock's deputy in the
state constabulary located in Dem
yer. last Friday after five days with
his wife and children in Olney- 2
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Williams went
to Sterling, Colo, last Friday to close
deal on bottling plant located
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Lineberry went
shopping In Pueblo last Friday.
Mrs. H. T. Craig went to Pueblo
Monday to enter st. Mary's hospitsl
for treatment for gastric ulcer OF the
stomach. Everyone hopes Mrs. Craig
may make e speedy recovery.
Mrs. F. e. McKeeby accompanied
her mother as far rs Pueblo last
Thursday on her way to her home in
Victor, Colo. While In Pueblo Mrs.
McKeeby met Mrs. Carrie McKeeby
who is coming from Red Cloud. Neb..
to Olney Springs to make her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene schaffer and
Alfred Norton motored from Pueblo
Saturday evening to spend Sunday
with their parents In Olney.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ladd and Miss
Mary Gambill were in Pueblo visit
ing friends Saturday and Sunday.
8. T. Husson will be found once
more in business since he has taken
kIn nn nrAx. nd NJ ha I,sr hor
business purchased from them by
Mr.. Ladd in the spring. Friends will
be glad to see Mr.. Husson once more
among the business men.
One Of the Oldest land marks in
this epd of the county will disappear
when o. F. Comstock takes down his
sign of business and the name of
change appears in its place. Monday
Mr. Comstock closed . deal which
aGold his store buildings and stock to
w. W. Schoggen of Norfolk, Arkan-
Bas, who with his brother will carry
on the grocery and general store bus
mess. While all will regret seeing
Mr.. Comstock go out of business,
they will also greet the young men
who will take over the business.
Virgil Larne sold his 40 acres and
home through Mrs. Woods to a man
from Arkansas. Mr.. Larne bought
another place farther south.
DR.. Hipp went to Denver Monday
to go before the state board of med
ical examiners for q license to prac-
tice his profession.
Mrs. Pearl Griswold and brother,
Elmer Voorhees,. went to Pueblo Tues
day to bring home Mrs. Griswold's
automobile which has been in a re-
pair shop there.
Mrs. Thos. Estes went to Pueblo
Tuesday to have her tonsils removed.
Mrs. o. F. Comstock was visiting
her son in Pueblo Wednesday and
Thursday.
The P. T. A. meeting last Friday
afternoon was an enthusiastic and
well attended meeting. Plans for
an interesting year are under way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Michel mo-
tored to Colorado Springs and Dem
yer Tuesday. While In Denver they
hope to hear Caruso sing.
Mrs. Ingram was i'll Tuesday. Mrs.
Buell. substituted for her in the
school room.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ v. Roberts mo-
tored to Fowler to shop Saturday.
Mrs. John Wulff started to Evans
vile, Ind, Tuesday evening after re-
ceiving a telegram of the serious ILL
ness of her mother.
d. L. Buell. was in Pueblo We'd.
nesday.
Mrs. Rhodes and her sons two
children left for Denver Wednesday
where the children will make their
home with their father.
At the special election to vote on
the bond issue for buying a water
system for Olney Springs, ~ votes
were cast and all were in favor OF the
bonds. With a good water system.
,Olney Springs will be one of the fin
est villages in the country.