The Ordway new era., 1921-03-04

or. Grace Herman, feft Tuesday for
ner new home in California, much to
the regret OF her little friends.
DR.. Howard A. Musser, o mission
ary in India for ten years, delivered
lecture here Wednesday night and
| talked to the schoof on Wednesday.
He was the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
| F.. w. PimlOtt while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Herman and
two daughters left Tuesday via auto
FOR San Francisco, Calf, to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. J &. Thompson, and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Wright were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Ford at dinner last Sunday.
Remember March 8 is date for T.
Ed Downey's sale.
Albert iTwiselton of La Junta was
in this city Wednesday,.
| Rev. DR.. Hancher, district super
intendent of the Methodist Episcopal
| church was here last Sunday and
preached at the morning service.
J Judge and Mrs Chas. c. Wool
bridge will celebrate their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary tonight
with six o'clock dinner. +
/ Mrs. Samuel Curtis and little son,
Harold and Mrs. o. " Shaffer were
dinner guests of Lewis Worker and
family on Monday evening.
l.. P. Kropf went to the eastern
markets this week to buy goods and
famillarize himself with market con-
ditions. He will make a visit with
his mother in Illinois while away.
Mrs. w. H. Baker and little son,
Teddy of Pueblo who have been Wis
iting the Misses Dean have returned
to their home. DR.. Baker came
down Saturday evening and accom-
panied them home Monday morning.
Col. j. B. Warrington has been
quite ill the past week with small
pox. He is some improved.
Mrs. Marie Enloe is employed at
the Je Rue.
Mrs. j. 3. Billman, Mrs. Bessie
Carroll and little children spent Sun
day with Mrs. Louise Carter, north of
Ordway.
Frank Bahr was in Pueblo this
week on business and visiting with
Mrs. Bahr who recently returned
from California.
J Mrs. Edmonson of Spokane, Wash.
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. A. A. Brown for the past three
months will return to her home soon.
Mrs. A. R. Widick visited in Pu-
eblo this week ana witnessed the
Shuman-Heink entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Walker of
Pueblo are spending the week with
their mother, Mrs. Nora Walker and
children.
Edward Eckman is to have a sale
at his place 25 miles north of Ordway
on Thursday March 10. His sale ad
is in this issue.
Read the Downey public sale cd in
this issue.
Mrs. F. G. Anderson, the Misses
Pattie and Pocahontas Wadlington
and Elsie Kimball. accompanied by
Mesrs Clark and Arthur Miller mo-
tored to Pueblo Monday to do some
| shopping and be present to hear the
famous singer, Madame Schuman-
.Hienk who was in Pueblo Monday.
Chester Lowman and Edgar Sirris
of Box Springs were Ordway visi-
tors Sunday and Monday.
]. A. Soleman residing in the
northwest part of the county was in
town Wednesday on business. He is
g member of the school board in his
district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sewers and
daughter, Miss Naomi moved to
Rocky Ford Tuesday where they will
make their home.
1. l.. Smirl has sold his store, The
Leader Store, in Rocky Ford, to his
brother, T. ]. Smirl.
Fred Harrington and family have
moved from Olney Springs to Bran
don where he has opened barber
shop.
The feminine force of the Ordway
end Sugar City telephone exchanges
were entertained recently by the
girls of the Fowler exchange at Fow-
ler.
E. F. Williams and daughter, Mrs.
Guy r. Stevens left Wednesday, morn
ing for Delhart, Tex, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Stevens arc to reside. They
made the trip by auto. Mr.. Stevens
left week ago overland with horses
ana BOOuS anu tEey VIII dlI TcdCu
Delhart about the same time. They
ere to farm Mr.. Williams ranch
near Delhart.
Miss Mildred Davis has a position
in Kropf Bros. store. She is acting
as cashier.
Mrs. F. T. Woodard, of Colorado
Springs visited from Saturday until
Monday with her daughter, Mrs. e.
o. McCleary and family. Elinor Nc
Cleary returned home with her for
e. short visit.
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