The Ordway new era., 1921-06-03
LOCAL BRIEFS
Meals served at 3rd.. st. and
(228) Idaho Avenue.

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(228) Idaho Avenue
Clarence Day of Pueblo was here
Sunday and Monday visiting his par-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Day.
Mrs. Higginbottom and daughter.
Ciydette. VIII spend the next few
weeks in California. When she re-
turns she will go to Greeley to the
teachers normal school.
Mrs. E. McCann is at her ranch in
the Box Springs district but she will
go to Gunnison soon to attend the
teachers normal school.
Roy Cline and family. now living in
Colorado Springs, are located at IL
Red Rock avenue. This is in the vi
cinity of Adams Crossing.
Elmer Hosler has been confined to
his home for week with an injured
foot. gathering having formed
from bruise.
Mrs. Money. one of the teachers of
Ordway schools and member OF the
high school faculty, will leave today
student in college there, and has re-
ceived some pleasing honors.
Homer Reid of Pueblo was here
this week on business. He is travel
ing for the North American Fibre
Products Co.
Mrs. John Vinyard, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hornback. Mr.. and Mrs. Rex
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Pedigo
We're six O'Clock dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Wright last Friday
evening.
The Bob Creek Aid met with Mrs.
Edd Whitney in Ordway Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Glase and Mrs
M. e. Stewart of La Junta, former
residents of Ordway, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Gallavan on Monday
of this week.
David Ilgenfritz has returned home
from Fort Collins where he attended
the Agricultural College the past
school year. He'is taking an engi-
neering course.
Roy Roberts who arrived last Fri
day from his home in New Jersey,
went to Boulder Sunday to see his
father who is there to recuperate his
health. Donald Roberts returned
Monday to Boulder after visit here
since last Friday. Donald is railway
ticket agent at Boulder.
Miss Jewel Strcver is visiting with
Miss Annis Teller in Pueblo this
week.
Mrs. E. c. Pechin and son Ralph
spent Decoration Day in Fowler with
her mother, Mrs. Garfield. Ralph
Will remain for several days
Florence and verda Epperson
went to Colorado Springs Wednesday
10 spend the summer.
Go to W. B. Whites for chick
feed, corn and all kinds grain for
feed. 6-3
Work has lightened up some at the
court house. usual during the sum-
mer months and Mrs. j. Glenn Miller
will be off regular duty for few
weeks.
Harley Cupp of Pueblo spent the
week end with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Cupp and family.
Miss May Custer, music teacher
of Fort Morgan, visited her brother
trict last week.
Mrs. Carter. mother of Bryon Car
ter arrived home. Wednesday evening
after several days visit with relatives
in Western Colorado.
Miss Belle and Linda Galiavan and
Mrs. Harry Lyons spent Thursday in
Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Belveal were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. F. Bollacker.
Two of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Trainor's
little sons are quite seriously ill.
Mrs. NJ. A. Curtis of Beulah arriv-
ed the latter part of last week for
visit with her son, Sam Curtis, and
family.
A base ball was thrown accideh-
tally thru the Windshield of Sam
Woodruff's car Monday morning as
he was driving thru Crowley. The
glass particles slightly cut one of the
Woodruff children on the hand and
another ones arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Barker and
daughter. Bessie, left Tuesday for a
months visit in Nebraska.
Miss Cherry who has been quite
sick the past ten days is improving
some. Her condition has been quite
bad.
B. Dale Belshe has been in Texas
and New Mexico the past two or three
weeks looking over the country and
investigating cattle conditions, finds
that there are plenty of cattle to buy
down there but the conditions do not
Justify. The markets are off and it
looks as If there are no hopes of a
bettered condition for several months
yet. He had intended to ship in