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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04

Snec'aI list new Columbia rec
ords So cents. Geo. c. viii 90
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04

A suitcase in which there was
an army discharge, French coins.
victory medal, army trousers. A
camera, shirts, neckties, and COL
lars, was stolen from his automo-
bile while it was parked near 500
North Cottage street last night, ac-
cording to a complaint made to the
police by Clyde Harold Of Stayton.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04

| A8ss, U1r' cashier of the Bank
todsS Se'' is in the city on bus
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04

M ,asel .uoel Of Silverton is in
! Today on business.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04

HAT. blocked. 4s5 Court St So
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04

For the story hour Saturday,
March S. at the library the story of
How wry face played a trick on
one eye, the potato wife" and
Hans and his dog will be given
at the usual hours, 9:3O and 1880
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04

Mrs. Marbara RAIDER, who has
been visiting at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. B, w. Macy, for A
month. leaves this evening for her
home In Walla Walla, Wash Mrs.
Macy and children will accompany
her to Portland, returning Sunday
evening.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04

The funeral of Mrs. Daisy G.
Burton, who died here yesterday
will be held tomorrow morning AZ
10 o'clock from the Webb and
Clough chapel Rev. Milliken Off
ciating. Interment will be made in
the City View cemetery. Besides
two sons, Roy and DIR. D. c., of
Salem, the deceased is survived by
two sisters, Mrs. c. E. Lum, of
Yakima, Wash, and Mrs. ]. w.
Mckinney, of Turner.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04

man who said his name is A.
was allowed to spend last
in the city Jail.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

FOR .hfNf-New three room cottages. fur
uikhed not modern away from heat and
dust; reasonable. Room 90. first National
Bank bldg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

MONET TO IoAK ~
MONEY 10 IOAN-On dIamTsds' waishss
and gold l~swelry. Liberal. felAhis. con.
l%dentel ootilieb 4 Beer, i06 North
watches. Liberty bonds' pianos aetoro'
hiles. Lowest rates. Hothman'a. IN south
flnat bonded 20 the ptais
GENERALIZATION -
\ tNHk, b q, CnHOPHXCT1E
VIC aesn y Heeona pken- Wal
"AATED-Ts AL yo1 : hu psands "
scratch pads 81 zoe psf pounI. Hvenins
asraid hasiaeas offiss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
1851
MANTEn--Inle ncIn
WANTED

Salesman, Window Trimmer
and Card Writer; Spanish
speaking preferred. Apply in
person. kahn's Fashion Shop,
no West Central.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

ahOkfHAND b the tey that uhloeks the
door OF opportunity Oct At the Modera
husiness College. Tuition 40 per month
boo thsir large, light. airy assembly room.
hiHh West Central phous 2i9
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

SOME GOOD SCRATCH PADsi-
Get them 81 the Evening Herald business
office. 100 usr uouud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

tOat Atd.NI ~
fOk kkNf-OhIss space. nS FoaiE Feaft6'
-oPposlte pesteffles Phone 7l6J.
FOR htNT-stare room. North ThIrd H,
spPoslle Herald otnes
FOR SALf-Ni~s1lnneOus n
BLACK MALNUTs-se per pound. 40
sissal-a. EsnsG fsea. saisJ
Thy Body : all. AatisIseflon FasfaniseJ
PhoIs 2lts n =
fOh sALk-s~est Psss. HiasKsfs 0sT
foh tAls-iO sal Of Jsrssy mlIk a dsy.
souihNest of nsYelas Bridge Highway rad.
FOR h~At.k-EleeiFis fan, $40 siestrie ian.
fso thres FAiioa ic. cream freezer, $40
FOR SAIL Compartment a6s gsiion.
demountahie steel tank. suitable fos 90
On wagon or truck tor hAulinH 81 water, oil
" gssaline. rs-ns a0-
fOh tAll-kato camp trsIssr compisis5 II
tabis, stove, Ice boa. Phone iSliJ' Iiss y.
BIO sCPLFY 81 army eanvss foidine cots
aud anrle iron cots; uerfect eondllion.
wy to ssaS The Army and Esvy Store
FOR SALE-Dsvenport bed. EenHins leather
gray reed baby buggy. reversihls body
arie,s, IN seed s9nditi9n Priced 10 ssl
NNNN aNNNHn
KtMiNdroN No y Typewriter III coed con
a.,ion. Price sec. CAL ais ssaih Hlsh
AABESfOS HOOP TAfNT-dood Tor N
kinds ~ roots ~ per gallon. The Mar.
tano Co, no \. Walhaf. Phone Ie34I.
Ty : built-np roof. wiz last a. long ss ths
DEPENDABIE PLASTsEfoTIo Kiee saa
all leading Varieties % sweet potato
plants. Slso tomatoes: 600. eia5; 1000.
s1fSi 5000. 1000 EEr plants. sweet
snf hof psppers; 100. lie; 500, t3.aS
Bsnnuds Ouiohs; 1000. si,oo, Delivery
snd count guaranteed. ssne for deseriP-
tive feldsF. Dealers get my wkalssais
prices. .TeIas' Pioneer Plant shipper, O.
n. sewell. PearsAl Tesss
ToR sALf=Hoazs II
FOR sALE-rent house. I6 feet saGaSe
yired for sleirie lights. Price $50. Cali
elt kast Cromwell.
FOR sALg-Wm ssn ny nessss 81 : bar
Eain. Third ward. good income. Geo. n
Ihsmea Combs hotel Room lOe.
FOR hALk-Snail modern house, well no.
Gated Priced sw for quiet sale. Terms
can Be aTrangsd boH %, care Of Herald,
fOh .sALE-hy 0wner. vhree room house
VITA two SCREENED porchea; city water
liehta Cheap for quick sale. $40
W Iron ohene l6tt-W.
sALE-for pot cash. sseridesd $500
rented. Room 10, First .,atl Bank BIas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

FOR kENT-Niceiy fainishsd front room
and sleeping porch, suitable fof two. also
lns well Ventilated bedroom garaEe IL de
sired 10 sick A1f = Third
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

1~aoQQ-tfoem uhlts aturfa. hanznloa.
medcrn, s,seplrs porch. hfsphcel iafases'
ss'so6 sSa%. nss ,ess.dn. Soa
"a large sleeping porch. wesi silver
His..i .sa ls,. y ~ ss,,s q AZ sg'
- brsom bFic1. mndffn. fIassad
slesplne porch. Esrsss, ehlshsn. koasss.
eve. ~siaevtihs. eopinai Third ssrd.
: asoo-ts acres q soed ispe. 9 mllss fson
tqnn, tNq adobe houses, outLnlliInna.
snal eltAart. slscifie jumping ptfsf
A. FLEISCHER
Real Estais fnsurancs. Loans. 4
fhese eTs. IN ssnth four,h n.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

FOR SALE-LOTS

Two east front corner lots IN
University lleights; close 10 car line.
AddIess owner, care Herald.
Fok sALE-Dsndy s,rstes psas ssi5 I0s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

WANT 20 hear from owner having farm
Tor sale state eash price and fuli dsserip.
ton John j. Hlurk New Mexico Street.
Chippewa falis. Wisconsin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

FOR sALE-Typs~utsn ~
RFNiNGTON No i t%ypeWTIeT in Tooo cen.
diuon. Price $40. Call AIS south Hlsh
street
FOR sALE TYpENkfTFks- Tad1
beth new and seeoad hand, bought. sold.
writer LtchanEe. Phone S05J. i22 sedth
The Washington times., 1921-01-02

JARvIS-Oh it's terrible sir don't know how to commence
1t happened right in this didn't think she would
do it.
BARRETT-Are you referring to my wife?
JARVIS-That's II. sir-your wife.
BARRETTSpeak What have you regarding
my wife?
JARNIS-She-Mrs. Barrett has lover
BaRRETT-What? How tell me
a You discharged. Leave the
before | strike down.
in his just before you in. don't blame you
belicvin. 1t, sir couldn't believe mysef II
,adn't seen 1t with my
.-.RRE1T-Tel what you saw?
JANEIS-AbOut eight o'clock she When |
bell she wanted knew what time would 7
midnight. She said disturb her
wanted be alone Just then
She heard 1t and heard it, and when
said it my Imagination. She nervous-yery ner
sir. She told me 20 and didthat thought
did. opened the door and looked in Pointing H. She
there by that time. and she called out you
Steve?' He answered, Yes And she let in sir she
let him in this room l speak the TRUTH II.
BARRETT-What happened then?
JARNIS-I around the house the
looked in They we're in each others couldn't under
stand what they crying Then YOU drove
dropped his hat 1t is out there SIR right
dropped it.
T. RRETT-Brng it here
The Washington times., 1921-01-02

vii! pie second anniversary am going
to y,,r ANYTHING little desires
m tile hamming bird want more than anything
in all the world?
MADGE- don't know.
BARRETT There b. something above everything
Now, what is it? The thing that will make
the haplies III nil the world:
MADGE-Tbe happest in all the worln?
BARRErT-Yes is it above everything else
MAIDGE-DNn't ask mo. Jinl--llease
BARREIT-But know. 1t is for the asking a
pause; a cigdrcttcJ Well, let's How about
motor car? No that There three in the
garage A yacht? have missed it again bought the
At last have it, I'll bet can't guess what 1t is
home in CafOrnias-or Florida II wish Money
object when ! am spending it on YOU (PauseJ Well.
do you say-Cafornia Florida?
MADGE-Neither Argentine, Jm--iuen's Aires.
BARRETT-Well upon my soul observation-disclosures Aires.
What put your head? Why the South
think better build that home in California.
South America is too far "a pause) don't know
would do if anything happened to am not very
romantic Wall Street has business through and
through, but somehow tonight wish were living again
Of honeymoon DO remember the Hawaiian
Islands e close to herrey closJ The very air is
filed with IT is the greatest place in the world
for honeymoon. Those wonderful tropical nighs-the
native songs-the still watersand and out on the bay
just drifting Do you remember those days we
The Washington times., 1921-01-02

fJacE goes out and in
minute ne re-enfers 10Th
stores hat. He hands it to
Bdrrctt.)
BARRETT (he looks in band and
dtScorers ndme) - It's true.
Steve Morgan. So it's the old
story, eh? Two men and a wo-
man. Well, Jarvis, 60 to her
room and tell her to come down
at once. This thing will be
settled to-night--settled for all
all time.
JARvIS-Yes. sir.
(Jdrris goes out. Barrett
leans orcr, covering his face
,cith his hands, rises and
lights cigarette, takes a
fcto puts and then thro,cs
10 d,cdp. Enter Mddgc)
MADGE-What is 1t, jim?
BARRETT-And you can look at
me like that?
MADGE (snspicionslv)-What
you want?
BARRETT-Just minute. want
Jarvis to hear every word.
(Enter Jdrris.J
JARvIS-Did you ring. sir?
BARRETT-Yes. I want Won 10
hear every word that ia said.
(Fdcing Nddoe.) | am going to
ask you question and want
the truth. Nothing but the
truth, word for word. Do yon
understand? (She makes no
rpplv) Answer me. Do You
understand? n pouse.) Are
you ready TO answer my ques.
ton?
MADGE hcsitdtinqD-Wby, /
BARRETT-Who was In the house
tonight before | came In, be-
sides Jarvis and your maid?
MADGE-Why, Jim, l.
BARRETT repeat-who was in
this house tonight before
The Washington times., 1921-01-02

spent In Hawaii? | am grow
ing tired Of business. am get
ting so | hate the very name
Wall Street. / don't think
will build that home in Cali.
fornia. We will pack our things
and go back to the islands.
Only this time we shall not re-
turn. 1t will be one long honey
moon.
(He places his arms
around her and starts to
kiss her. She jumps up
QuickIM)
MADGE-Don't kiss me tonight,
Jim.-not tonight.
BARRETT NisingJ-what do you
mean?
MADGE-pm nervous. II don't
feel we'll believe l will go
upstairs.
BARRETT-Wait a minute. (Shc
pnVs no attention. Raising his
roice.) l said-wait a minute.
MADGF (shG tWrns-lOoks droundJ
w ell, what is It?
BARRE T Something has hap.
pcnc'. The moment / came
into this room ! knew there
was something wrong.
MISUNDERSTANDING Is all right
just al 1t should be. You be-
lieve me, don't you?
BARRETT-Wby, of course, I be-
lieve you. Why shouldn't I?
MADGE-Good night, Jim.
BARRETT will join you upstairs
as soon as l smoke cigar.
fShe goes out. Barrett
lights cigar. Enter Jar.
Cis)
JARVIS-I beg your pardon, sir.
BARRETT (looks ronnd)-What is
II, Jarvisf
JARvIS-May I speak with you a
minute.
BARRETT-Certainly.
The Washington times., 1921-01-02

ao9 " myth 3sn about Kansas As SAID
eight o'clock in the morning return Saturday ee"i'
You the
MMlGE-les-I believe do Now have someh hing q
There is one thing want you to know and l want
Tand save snsS Sh s'
we,-you would have won I am the , sa" clean s.d girl
between steve AMI myss'I-nothins that sshan'es
You tH understand th love him more than could evs
love you When married you was only lust
you the first 40 ever took an interest in me-
uonns after tF maea ou my The one
in the world came INTO my Hfe-scve Morgan.
BARRETT-And where did you meet him?
At the Walter Reed Hospital in WASHINGTON He
just back from France with bullet through his lung You
one and I loved him. It was youth calling to youth The
SURGEONS him up but PRAYED that he might live be-
too They said that Che only thing that pulled him
m Gvs dare SF no tell him the would
have killed him And when he recovered had to tell him
BARRETT-well---
MADGE tonight said goodby forever
na Se % hods my gave up fof
And now you don't believe in me,you don't think am
BARRETT uor, her in his armsJ-Why, God love you little
girl, God love s"u understandable understands every
more than anything else I know what it
is Steve is him you want above everything else
fPauScJ 1t is going to lie hard to say good-by.
MADGE-Goodby?
BARRETT-Yes. I giving you o Steve.
MADGE-Jim.
BARRETT-Many times have sat in until two
three o'clock morning. thinking of this thing
that happened here tonight May and December don't
together. calls o youth. I've done best to hold
you have failed. Xor the first time in my life have
failed. You belong to steve
Honduras in the morning for
Buenos Aires.
BARRET~T-Dont lie will not leave New
York. 7 wi that. Oh. How is Steve fixed
financially?
MADGE-IIe can't have much.
BARRETT-wel, I'll to that And want and him
to have this couldn't here overnight after
Memories Of would finger In every room Well
upstairs and have good nights rest
MADGE-Good night Jim.
BARRETT-Good night. BY the what steamer Steve
sailing on2
MADGE-1he Honduras, for Buenos Aires.
BARRETT-Buenos Aires. Goodnight.
(She cris Barrett sits and HDht' cigar. Enter
JdrrisJ
JARvsYour grips packed Everything ready for you to
leave ia the morning.
BARRETT have changed my mind. Jarvis am not going
to Kansas City.
JARNIS-Where to, sir?
BARRETT-Soutr America.
JARyIS-South America?
BARRETT-Yes Argentne-Buenos Aires.
JARyIS-For how long, sr2
BARRETT going to make that my nome iou see an
trading places with steve
tCURTAIN)
The Washington times., 1921-01-02

STEVE-It is best that correspond.
MADGll-Just letter a month-one letter a year.
STErE-When sa 2oodby 1t will be forever.
.NADGE-Foreverf That is a long time, isn't 1t!
{ 'EVE--Eternty.
(Automo6ic heard of The lights from Bdrretts
machine Fash through glass doors L.
STEVE (startled)-Whats that?
MADGE-Its Jim The machine coming driveway
Oh Steve he mustn't find here lie wouldn't understand
STEVE (;isscs hcr)-GOodby.
MADGE-No. Steve-no.
(He breaks oaeay from her and goes follo,os
him to door,
AADGE (cdNino oat)-Steve Steve He is gone-gone.
(Shc endeduors to conceal her emotion
sine from the table aud prcends to read Enter Barrett
dnancr The contrast bet,ceon Add0e and Barrett
Is strikfn1J
BARRETT-IIclo. expecting me SO early
you!
MADGE-Jarvis said you wouldn't be midnight
DARRETTlnat intention, but home spend
the evening with at the club getting
good time when all Of sudden thought you sitting
wife has been crying 1t Ia good thing home.
right You act RS II you had lost your best friend
MADGE Jumps QAickIy-srspcoasA{y best frcnd
do you meanf
DARREIT-what you, Why you are a. nervous as colt
Sit down III bet know what IL the matter You
bcstselers where the wife H
than the she wed. In the chapters
make decisop-her lover the husband An interesting
situation, but forbid
celebrate second anniversary hardly possible
that We have been married years. III
were my atenographer and you my wife
Your are not sorry you took my name. are your
MADGB-No.
BArRETT-r didn't think And have
The Washington times., 1921-01-02
AYR


came In, besides Jarvis and your
maid! (she doesn't dnsWerJ
Don't hesitate. Answer me i'm
mediately. (Passe.) Well. am
waiting. (Raistng his roice.) 1
said am waiting!
MADGE-Don't look at me like that.
jim, don't.
BARRETT-So you didn't want TO
kiss me tonight, Ell? suppose
you were thinking Of Steve.
MADGE (takeH back)-Steve! You
didn't 20 to your club tonight.
You we're watching me-you and
Jarvis together.
BARRETT-You are mistaken. have
never watched you for one min
ute at any time. Jarvis saw
everything.
! JARVIS-Yes. / would rather give
my right arm than to have this
happen. ITO Bdrrett.) I am SO
sorry. sir. have been with you
ten years. and thing lot Of
you, sir. ITO Madge) And l
think lot Of Mrs. Barrett. too.
Oh. It's terrible--terrible.
BARRETT-Pack my grips. Jarvis.
I am leaving for Kansas City in
the morning on the eight o'clock
train.
JARyIS-Yes, sir. HE erits.)
BARRETT ito Madge)-I have been
planning this trip for the past
month, and under the circum-
stances now is a good time to
.. AXE 1t. I shall return Saturday
,vening. This is Monday. In
The intervening time you can
make all the necessary arrange
ments for your future life.
MADGE-My future life?
BARRETT-Exact'y When return
Saturday evening I shall expect
you to be gone We are through.
From now on we are strangers.
MADGE-You don't understand. Jim
you don't understand. Why do
you think that Steve and /
BARRETT don't care to talk about
It. There are no explanations to
be given-it's settled for ali time.
This ia a tremendous blow to me.
I would haye staked everything
in the world on your honor, and
now | find you have been deceiv-
ing me-you've been meeting
Steve.
MADGE-But, Jim-yOu must.
The Ordway new era., 1921-09-02
nARkET.
lxs--@INZNMu@-z=.azD
GENERAL MARKET

Weeks general markets in brief
as furnished by Bureau Of Markets.
Kansas City office.
Hay-Demand yet light due to
good pastures in consuming sections
No. Alfalfa. Memphis $22; Atlanta.
$27; Minneapolis $2O, Omaha SIG,
Kansas City $12.
Feed-Alfa,fa meal in poorer re-
quest. Offerings heavier at lower
quotations. No. l alfalfa meal,
Kansas City $17.5O, St. Louis $40.
Cotton seedmeal mew CROP Mem
phis $1,000, Atlanta $31.
Grain-Prices advanced during
week. Considerable buying of wheat
and other grains for export.
Dairy Products-Increased buying
caused butter markets to advance.
The Ordway new era., 1921-09-02
School Trucks
Have Schedule

Crowley Consolidated school pas
senger trucks run on a regular sched-
uie and the time is figured to the min
ute. The trucks ere to leave the gar
age at certain time and make stops
along the routes of travel ON strict
schedule to arrive at the school house
at $40. The schedule is an inter-
esting one and is herewith published
for the benefit of the patrons of the
district, but it will be worth little
observation even by others.
The Ordway new era., 1921-09-02
Jus. c.mm.n Humanity.

Ihe very serious trouble with most
people Is that they are human, like
ourselves. They react In the same
way under the same stresses. They
also want sympathy, and are looking
for friend. They. too. heartily en-.
JOY being appreciated or at least un.
derstood. Burdens that are heavy foi
US are heavy for them. II is as easy
for them to watch other people at
work as it is for us. They. likewise
enjoy picnics and parades.-Exchange
The Ordway new era., 1921-09-02
eOR SALE-VIOLIN AND CASE,
Queen Ann Library Table, two
lockers. Mrs. l.. s. Ratliff.
sHERIFF"s SALE

BY virtue of a special writ of exc
ntiOn in attachment issued Ous of the
|lerk's office of the County Court OF
crowley, County and State of Colo
lido, and to me directed, whereby I
IN commanded to make the sum of
four Hundred Fifty-five & OGl1OO
olars, (455.06) and costs of suit
DE amount of a certain judgment re-
<ently obtained against |. H. Shelton
Ind II. Irwin Shelton, partners doing
business under the firm name and
6tyle of Shelton Motor Company, in
favor of o. S. Mitchell out of the
lands, tenements, goods and chattels
of The said L. II. Shelton and II. Ir-
yin Shelton, partners doing business
lnder the firm name and style of Shell
ION Motor Company, l have levied on
|he following property. to-wit:
H One Mitchell automobile, roadster
lyle, having six cylinders, Model
(s17, Engine No. 1873, Serial N.
1886.
Therefore, according to said COM
Pand, | shall exDose for sale, at Pub
Auction, all the right title and in
frest of the above named l. H. Shell
pm and II. Irwin Shelton, partners
ping business under the firm name
nd style of Shelton Motor Company,
and to the above described proper
ON Saturday the 18th day of Sep
fmber 1921. at two O'Clock p. M, at
Oliver Garage in Town of Ordway,
|ounty of Crowley and State of Colo
hdo.
Dated at ordway. Colorado, this
Pt day of September. 1921.
LEWIS WORKER,
Sheriff of Crowley County.
ate OF first publication Sept 2 1921.
|ate OF last publication Sept 16, 1921
The Ordway new era., 1921-09-02
Danger In Too Clos. Shave,

According to the statement Of a
New York physician. shaving in
:reases the liability Of the Individual
10 neuralgia and other nervous trou-
'les of the face. and close shaving Of
the upper lip each day often has
been credited with weakening the
nerves that affect the eyes. causing
acute eye trouble that disappeared
when the mustache was permitted to
grow.
The Ordway new era., 1921-09-02
English c.ttI. Importation.

The Importation of horned cattle
from Ireland and Scotland TO England
was prohibited by law In 1893. but
later the law was repealed and the
impOrtatiOns were very large. but not
until 1912 did England receive i'm
pOrtatiOns Of cattle from foreign
countries, and until 1848 levied con-
siderable tax on each animal i'm.
ported.
The Ordway new era., 1921-09-02
Much Virtue in the Onion.

No doubt he is prejudiced witness
but there may be something all the
same In the theory Of large grower
of onions that this odorous vegetable
has "kick" which could commend to
II those who miss their accustomed
alcoholic stimulant. 1t certainly
strengthens the breath quite as eff
fectively as strong drink ever did,
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Ordway new era., 1921-09-02
|owler Man h
Murdered--No
Clue Is Found

In Long, = resident, of Fowler, and
the restaurant business at that
ace. was mysteriously murdered
ar yineland on Monday night Of
bis week. The body was found Tues
kv morning and the ear he had driv-
4 out of Fowler was missing. The
hthorties have learned but little of
he case and no arrests have been
hade. . :,
The Ordway new era., 1921-09-02
LOCAL BRIEFS

grandchildren on ones wedd;ng "a Az. anu y,
not common occurrence mt NJ 20
geo. w. Worrell. of Boone and Mrs
Sarah r. Parker. OF Ell Paso conntv
nad that pleasure on Tuesday of this
week. They were united in marr;a as
Dy Judge Chas. C. Woodbridge and
tney were accompanied by children
and grandchildren. ''
Mr.. and Mrs! w. w. Wright and
MIR. and Mrs. F. s. Boise visited In
ROCKY Ford on Wednesday of last
week.
DR.. Grace Hollinberger, of David
City. Nebr., visited for few davs
the past week with her sister. Mrs
Crooker, and family.
Misses Belle and Linda Gallavon
nave returned from two weeks va
cation outing.
Frank Bahr arrived home Thurs
day morning from Iowa Falls. Iowa
where he had been called on account
OF the death of Mrs. Bahr's mother
Mrs. Bahr and daughter will ramam
with her father for a month or more
Alex Gray of Rye was here this
week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Halbower. of
Anthony. Kans.. visited the past week
with Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. Stanley.
They went to the mountains from
ere and will s.op on their return.
l!Ondav is Labor pov.
Mr.. and Mr.. W. f. Allen. OF FIX
City. Okla, waited the + st of the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Thomas,
Ralph Pendergrast will be buciness
estate and will move 10 Ordway to
reside.
Mrs. +. G. Adam who had one of
her knee caps badly injured about
three weeks ago is getting along very
well, but she will be confined to her
home for some time.
l.. A. Henderson has some good
pigs for sale by his famous "Ordway
spot"
Geo. West IS located at Caldwell,
Idaho. and in letter to the New
Era he sends his good wishes to all
his friends,
Mrs. D. E. Bone and daughtec,
Gwendolyn, arrived home Wednes-
lay evening from Denver, after sew
aral weeks spent there.
Mr. and Mrs. Weaver, of Illinois,
ire visiting vita Chas. Custer. Mrs.
Weaver is n sister of Mr.. Custer.
Mrs. VIM. Lundahl. of the Bob
Creek vicinity, has been seriously i'll
he past week.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will have
looked food sale at the White House
Grocery, Saturday, September 8.