The Ordway new era., 1921-05-20

We have just received another
shipment Of Congoleum rugs and
floor coverings. See our new pat
terms. Wittenmyer's.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, who has ac-
cepted the pastorate of the Methodist
Episcopal church of this city. will ar
rive here within the next few days
and will fill the pulpit on Sunday.
May 20. Mr. Smith is from Sar-
gents Bluff, Iowa.
A number of delegates from the
Christian Endeavor society of the
Christian church will attend a con-
vention in Rocky Ford Saturday An
all day session will be held.
The Motor High Speed Washing
machine is guaranteed to satisfy you
or your money back. $1,000 Wit
tenmyer's.
The eighth grade will have their
picnic on Friday and will spend the
day at the river. They assure the
seniors they will have jolly time.
Chas. Holiday arrived Monday
from lola. Kans., for visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Zebb Holiday.
Miss Elva Edgar is spending her
vacation at Durango visiting.
Miss Maggie Miller is expected
home from Sebetha, Kans., where she
has been for the past four months
attending school.
Mrs Robt, Lackey of Colorado
Springs spent the week end with Mrs.
Alsworth.
S. Gaines and Miss Jones of near
Forder were in town Tuesday.
Have just secured a bunch of sec
ond hand horse collars, prices $1.0O
to $4.00. Wittenmyer's
The George Herman family arriv-
ed in Pueblo on Friday of last week.
They expect to reside there as Mr.
Herman says, you have to eat to
live and that there is ninety-nine
men for every job in California and if
he had TO starve he would rather
starve in Colorado than any place
else he has been in.
What have you to trade for some
thing we have. We will trade for
anything we can use. Wittenmyer'
Warren Herman spent from satur-
day till Monday in Pueblo visiting.
J. R. Long received word Satur-
day that his son Scott had arrived
safely in Brawley. Calf, where he
expects to work during the cante-
loupe season.
Mrs. w. R. Hinshaw was here the
latter part of last week from Pueb-
10.
Homer Crisman moved the past
week to Monett. Mo-, where they will
reside and where Mr.. Crisman has
purchased a newspaper.
w. W. Griffin has bought a hearse
for his undertaking work here.
Frank Bahr and family have NOV
ed to Ordway from Pueblo and will
occupy the Higginbottom residence
during the summer. They came
Wednesday evening.
w. L. and c. D. Wilson and daugh-
ter Carolyn of Salida are visiting
their cousins, Judge and Mrs. Chas.
c. Woodbridge.
Rev. c. S. Steinmetz of simla will
be here and preach at the Evangeli-
cal church conference Monday night.
Mr.. Steinmetz was pastor of the
church here at one time
Mrs. Gus Worker and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. Lyons spent Saturday and Sum
day with relatives in Colorado
Springs.
Tents, cots. water bags, and the
like for your camping trip, See u.s.
Wittenmyer's
VIM. Worker is much improved
from his illness.
Henry Roth is sick and his condf-
tion has been. serious.
j. C. Hoffman's father and mother
of Indiana arrived one day last week
for visit
j. C. Hoffman accompanied by his
father and mother motored to Pueb-
10 Tuesday.
Virginia Ross, the second daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ross was SER
iously ill with the measles, the first
of the week.
Miss Effie Chetry has the measles
this week.
Mrs. E. e. Hosler, went to Rocky
Ford Monday where she will stay for
some time taking medical treatments
Mrs. ]. M. Meikle left Sunday for a
several weeks visit in Indiana. She
will attend the graduation of her
brother, Paul, who will be remember
ed as having attended one year of
school here
We will sell you the best MALL
cable range on earth for $127.5O,
The Range Eternal, see it. Witten-
myers.
Wood Greene of Fowler spent Sun
day at the Ernest Mattingly home.
DON'T wait until after the storm