The Ordway new era., 1920-09-03
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Mrs. j. sheridan BuIicn VINO unuer-
went an operation in Pueblo last
week is getting along nicely.
Mrs. c. T. Bennett and daughter
are visiting Mrs. Bennets son H. t.
Bennet and family.
Hamilton Reiff is here visiting his
father, H. NJ Reiff, and family. He
has been attending school in st.
Louis and will return there for an
other years study in architect.
Miss Margaret Meilke, of Pueblo ar
rived in Ordway Tuesday evening for
visit with her brother and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Meikle. She is q
teacher at the Centennial high school.
Mrs. VIM Worker, Chas. Worker
and Miss Bessie Worker have return
ed from visit in Illinois, Oklahoma
and Kansas. They were aCcompan-
led home by Mrs. Workers sister
Mrs. Ecker and daughter, Stella, of
Collinsville, Ills, who will remain
here for an extended visit.
Mrs. Roy E. Davis and children of
Colorado Springs are visiting with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Worker.
Miss Gladys Walker went to Pueb-
10 Wednesday where she will be for
some time.
A. r. Matthews returned from
Colorado Springs Tuesday.
Mrs. IT. ]. Callthorpe entertained
her Sunday school class, the Junior
boys and girls at her home with
weinie roast and dinner from five to
eight eight o'clock last Friday even
ing. There were about thirty-five
present. Each had a pleasant time.
Harry and Paul Osburg of Greeley
former residents of Ordway, arrived
here last week to work in the Canta-
loupe shipping game.
Mrs. NJ. S. Hornbeck and sister,
who has been visiting here, and Miss
Vera Hornbeck went to Colorado
Springs, Wednesday for a visit. They
were accompanied by the Misses Ma
bel and Ada Sponsler who have been
visiting here for the past week.
Orville Sewers arrived from Los
Angles, Calf. Wednesday of last
week for visit with friends and rela-
tives.
Miss Sarah Roberts has been visit
ing friends and relatives the past two
weeks in Ordway. She will return
next week to attend school in Pueblo.
Lester Manning and family and
sister, Mrs. F. Hauth visited a few
NJ. Mr.. Manning's mother who had
been visiting here returned to her
home at Mexwell with them.
Floyd Roberts arrived home last
week from California and Arizona
where he had been for the past eight
months. He is with s. A. Gerard C
Co, and had been working in the can
taloupe business.
f. w. Cleverly. western manager
for John Amicon Bro. & Co., is here
looking after the cantaloupe business,
arriving last week from California.
b. Dale Belshe has leased the G. F.
Patrick residence at the corner of
Fourth and Sherman, and took po-
ssession the first of the week.
Link Martin, of Austin, Texas, WIS.,
tied the past week in Ordway, He
was on his way home from visit
in Canada. He formerly lived here
and attended school in ordway.
Ira Landon. Hazel Miller and
mother all of Oklahoma City, Marie
lies, of Pueblo and Frield Anderson
of Fredrick, Okla, arrived at the
home of C. S. lies last Friday and
visited here until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Fink of Colo
roado Springs visited last week with
the II. Colyer family. Mr. Fink re-
sided in Ordway number of years
ago and worked on the New Era. He
is now with the Ell Paso County
Democrat at Colorado Springs.
Edna Clodfelter left Tuesday for
Leoti Kansas, for q short visit.
Mrs. Josheph Ecker and daughter,
Stella, from Collinsville, Illinois are
visiting Mrs. Ecker's sister, Mrs. w.
M. Worker.
ID. X. Waugh and family and Carl
Pantle and family. left the first part
of the week for the mountains on
fishing trip.
John Manos who has been clerking
for the Ordway Drug Co., for the
past several years has accepted a po-
sition at Greeley He left Monday.
A. r. Green and daughter Nettie
came down from Pueblo, Monday
evening to visit the S. ]. Smith fam
lily.
DR.. G. R. Hansen. of Stroud,
Okla, visited his brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Hansen the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Chamberlain,
of Pueblo, visited the H. II. Hansen
family Sunday.
Miss Ruth Ginger is spending her
vacation at Pueblo and Walsenburg.
Miss Ruby Case returned week
ago Monday from Long Beach, Calf.
where she has been spending the
summer.
Harry Kimball and uncle, viii
VIII Walker, of Torrington, Wyom-
ing, Clark Miller and Frank Smith
arrived home Monday from the San
Luis Valley, where Mr.. Walker has
been looking for land They had a
fine outing aside from looking at land.