The Ordway new era., 1921-07-01
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VIM. Cook and son, Harold. and
little granddaughter. Mildred Kearn-
ey. went to Pueblo Saturday. Harold
will return to work after few days
rest, while Mildred went homo. Mr..
Cook returned the first of the week.
Edith Jobes and veda Henson. of
Forder, were Ordway visitors Sstur-
day, working out plans for their
Fourth of July celebration.
Mrs Sam Curtis, and Mr.. and Mrs.
W. w Mashburn spent last Thursday
in Pueblo.
MI and Mrs. Jas. A. Mitchell, of
Lamar, spent last week at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mashburn,
Air. Mitchell is brother of Mrs.
Mashburn.
Claude Reisinger at HoisiL gton,
Kansas, whites his father George
Reisinger that it has been raining
there a great deal and it was difficult
to get the wheat harvested.
Mrs. ]. B. Estes ard daughter, Ell
izabeth Eileen, have returned from
Denver where they visited for almost
month.
Mrs A NJ. Jerough came down
from Denver last week to join Mr..
Jerough who has been here on bust
ness the past couple OF weeks.
Nj. and Mrs. Harry Fidler were
Pueblo visitors last week, sightsee-
ing and attending to business inter-
eGts.
Nj. and Mrs. Edd Whitney, son
William and two daughtros, Mrs. Ed
gar Washington and Mrs. Dan Rush
Ell motored to Pueblo Sunday and
spent the day looking over the city.
John Spanier, Logan Brunton and
Lee Whitney left Sunday night Tor
Dodge City, Kansas, where they will
be employed in the harvest fields.
Mrs. Chas. Jones and daughter,
Gladys, arrived last week from Kan
sas 10 spend the summer with Mrs.
Jones parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
SisieT, OF this city.
Mrs. Lottie Penka was called to
Bison, kans., Tuesday evening on ac-
count OF the illness Of her mother,
Mrs. John Beltz,
Chas. A Beeman and Peter Jensen,
C.f Aus tin, MINI, arrived last Thurs
day eyIaing, TO spend the summer
here Mith air Beeman's son Chas.
2evmau and family. They left Aust
in June :, Via auto and arrived dt
Colorado Springs 'uhe 14th. They
visited Miss Mary Beeman, Mr.. Bee
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hospital there where she is employed.
Mrs. Ed Bierman, of Pueblo, Is Wis
iting her neice Mrs. John Bauer this
week.
Miss Nina Grever Is quite Ill at
hospital in Greeley having been oper-
ated on for appendicitis. She went
to Greeley TO attend summer school
and took seriously sick and was op
Grated on one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Campbell and
daughter, Elizabeth, came over last
week from Durango for a visit here
with Mrs. Campbell's parents. MI.
and Mrs. Wm. Edgar, and family.
E. n. Harris and family moved back
to Sugar City Tuesday after roam
iIg around for year or TWO looking
for a better place. They failed 10
find it, SO they reuurcd.-Sugar City
Gazette.
DR.. and Mrs. L. w Whitaker and
H. H. Hansen spent Sunday in Pueblo
sight seeing.
o. C. Berger and wife mado an
auto trip to Baxter Sundt.y, where
Will Schlunogser and family were
living on forty acre farm before the
flood Now they have only one ,.cre
and therir house lcft.-Sugar City
Gazette.
ALI school teachers in the state will
be required to subscribe to an oath of
allegiance to the government Of the
United States and of Colorado on the
convening of the public schools next
fall. This is provided for in bill
passed by the last legislature and
made law by the signature of Gov
enor 5houp.