The Ordway new era., 1921-05-06

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rs, MT, '',a n and other points on the
ns as,eru Slope to visit % reiat'ves yes anu nnt
es'e -, the country. They ala not
u .,u 10 phoenix, Ariz" as-reported
week.
Mcclure spent last week In
,orsdo a. Springs looking over the
".,ion with view OF moving
ua'J ue states that he will probab-
fre ,nto M the goat dairying business
81 has , been posting himself on
y h"' There is q big demand in
az, .,o Springs for goat milk and
nrasent dairies are not able to
nniy the amount needed.
nr NJ. Gafford, who opened an
,,aa here recently, has removed to
wv CITY. Kans., having found 1t
Dossarv to take over his hospital
ara on account of changes in the
laf surgeon. DR.. Gafford had in
sdsd M 10 open hospital here, stat
that his locating in Ordway was
do with that undertaking in mind.
Frank Bahr of Pueblo was in town
s week.
Miss Ruth Ginger and Clyde Bush
re entertained Sunday at 2 O'Clock
pner at the ]. NJ. Cox home. by
eir daughter julie.
Miss Blanche Johns spent Saturday
Pueblo.
The John Jennings family of Av-
dale spent Sunday with the J. F..
Innings family.
MFR. and Mrs. Jennings Cash left
esday evening for Leadville. where
by will reside.
Mrs. Edward Day Barker return
to her home in Colorado Springs
esday after a six weeks visit in
Fdway. Mrs. c.. II. Barker accom-
nied her home and will spend this
eek at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Barker and
ughter, Miss Bessie and Mr.. and
rs. Edward Day Barker spent Sun
" visiting in La Junta.
Mrs. Dennis j. Mooney returned
hesday morning after spending sew
al weeks in Silver City. N. M. She
ID been called there by the serious
mess OF her father.
Three hundred feet of Lake Mere
HI water was turned in at Boone
the morning of May a
Mrs Everett Reynolds and daugh@
Frances of Swink spent n few
ys last week in Ordway visiting rel
ives, the Whitney families and the
fFall family at Crowley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hornback of
leen River, Wyo., arrived the first
the week for visit with their par.
It's, the ]. n vinyard and Mrs. s.
Hornback families.
Miss Emma Pantle is assisting at
Variety Store during the illness
A. E. Little.
Mr.. and Mrs, Augustus Worker ar
Fed in Ordway Tuesday morning,
pere they will reside.
Mrs. Carrie Kelly who has spent
winter here with the T. j. Kelly
mlly, left Monday for her home in
awatha, Kansas.
Elizabeth Eileen Estes spent the
Pe8 end with her sister. Mrs. Har-
Doyle and little nephew, Clyde.
Alisss Ethel and Jack Mast attend
ihe play The Gypsy" in Pueblo
aay evening. given by the Centen-
nigh pupils. They were the guests
Miss Dorothy Overdorf.
y NJ. calltharp is much improved
ef tnree months illness and Is
am able to be out.
Ut: Hugh f. Lorimer was in Dem
\ Saturday.
AZ the meeting of the town board
Mohaay evening, Chas. Rotroff
reelected as night marshal.
seorge Herman and family have
san Francisco and are now at
us beach. Warren says, "They
oe back in ordway before the
'i is over.
earl Stansbury who has been viz
s as h,a parents ut Crowley for some
'As lett Saturday evening for Kan
sa Ernest Ginger, Miss Gladys and
aa aak walker motored to Rocky
sunday and were six O'Clock
a,s nes guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edison
S,aer; Frank remained in Rocky
- "here he will be employed.
arge number was IN attendance
n,is, ,as Girls Day" program at the
Il p.S, s,s church Sunday. The little
ssaa. ~ aaa thir part well and some very
bna 'a,,ag an and entertaining recita-
arna r aau songs were given. In the
owlo. Iooh the Junior girls went to
r,.y rsn, and gave few selections for
,cb bosiam there. which were very
ndav nd enjoyed, a1s, both by the Crowley
brs sdy ;.a school attendants and the Wis
rum ordway and Manzanola.
A. Mr; and Mrs. L. s. Bressler and
Iek nfle aaa Isles of Pueblo spent the
Islsa s,'a with their parents, the G.
brnies rsies family. returning Monday
ram; mccullough, formerIv Miss