The Ordway new era., 1921-02-18
LOCAL BRIEFS

No. AInoio, kans., recently has
no. not moved there but viii return In N
ens spring according to a letter ra-
eu Irom him few days ago. His
STOCK Is on the Tritt ranch.
M: T. Carlin is residing on the p.-
yer haiser ranch and will farm tha
pIace thls season. Mr.. and Mrs lCar1
I'm moved from Kansas where thav
nao peen residing. Mrs. Carlin t.
the daughter of M. and Mrs. Kaiser
Jake and Fred Pantle are going to
Iarm the Jacob -Pan;le ranch this Sea-.
son ana Will reside on the place.
Lorraine Templcton, pianist and
soprano T and Margaret Magner, yio-
Nnist. are two of Emily Waterman
.ersaihers- This company will he
mere Thursday. March 8.
Harold w. Burns and Viola g
Higgins, both of Ordway, secured a
Incense and were married in Pueblo
last week.
March 3rd is tho date for the next
iyceum number. It will be the Emily
waterman entertainers.
Z. r. Morrissey, Rev. Father Do
herty and F. G. Hilvert made a bus
mess trip to Pueblo Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Patrick went to
Denver the first of the week to ar
range for moving there soon.
E. B. Van Hyning was in Denver
ths ths' Week week at a conference meeting of
o. v. Shaffer went down in Kan
sas this week to check up on gome
good sized electrical contracts to be
awarded II
z The Misses Opal Beard and Mar
etorie and Helen Henderson spent
Sunday afternoon and evening at
the Fred Henderson home. They en-
1oyed the evening by having a candy
pull.
Miss Edith Walkup spent Sunday
in Crowley as the guest of Miss Cath
crime Stansbury.
WV. Wright and Mr.. and Mrs.
Price Leach returned Sunday from an
auto trip to the northeastern part of
the state. They visited Mr.. Leach s
mother in Haxtun during their trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Pierson and Her
man Houck left Thursday for their
they will farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. johnson left
Wednesday for points in Kansas and
st. Louis, Mo-. where they will visit
for the next three weeks. Their
stops in Kansas will be at Seneca and
and Oneida their old homes and at
81. Louis with Mr.. Johnson's sister.
Mrs. Elmer Adair and infant
daughter are improving after an ILL
ness OF three weeks.
2 Mfrs. T. L. Reed visited iast week
with her daughter. Mrs. Fred O..
Williams.
Mrs. Geo. Risinger entertained at
en- eight o'clock dinner Saturday for
her nephew Edgar Knight of La Jun
ia: Francis King of LaJunta and
Miss Geneva Mitchell were the other
guests.
Mrs. d. j. Mooney and daughter.
Pauline, returned Sunday by way of
La Junta, from Silver City. New
Mexico. where they have been visit
ing Mrs. MONEYS parents for the
past two months.
Emily Waterman the noted lyceum
reader and imperaonetor will be at
the Auditorium Thursday, March 3.
Olive Mccoy. is quite i'll and is
under quarantine.
Mrs. Josephine Lundahl, who has
been caring for her daughter, Mrs.
Thos. James, who has been quite i'll
with small pox for severa! days re-
>surEed home Wednesday as Mrs.
{vv,n
The Emily Waterman entertainers
will be at TIE Auditorium on Thurs
day, March 3.
Mrs. levitt Buell. CT Olney Springs
ia spending the week with her hus-
bands parents. MI. and Mrs. j. c.
Buell.. =.
Little Nas-inc BatcG of Pueblo. is
visiting her grandparents. M. end
Mrs. H. G. Bates.
: Bob Wright and Pete Lundahl
drove a herd of their cattle home
Thursday, which they have had pas
turing east OF Sugar City.
Mrs. w. w. Wright received word
from Goa! Island that her grandson.
Fred FentOn. was seriously i'll with
pneumonia. hut later received :. tel
egram from her .brothe- in San Fran
cisco that he had passed the danger
point.
Miss Mary Dorcey spent Sunday at
the G. f. Patrick ranch north of town
Sunday.
Miss Gladys Walker who has been
employed in Pueblo for tho past six
months returned the last OF the week
and is now employed at Miss Hart
mans millinery store. W
Mrs. C. It. Cooper returned Satur-
day from Rocky Ford where she has