The Ordway new era., 1922-03-24

i you IL Hllu farming NA'-tA
with tractor and you'll find that the
/ Fordson is the economical tractor for
the job Farm the Fordson way.
J. J. Wassam who moved from
here to Beeler. Kans, last fall has
moved to Guion, Ark.
f. E. Studebaker and family who
moved from Olney Springs recen-;y
to Arkansas are located at Spring
dale.
Isabella Downey is homie trom
Boulder to spend the spring vacation
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. T. Ed
Downey.
Gordus Cox, who is attending the
university at Boulder is here for the
Spring vacation.
Hiram Donald is quite seriously i'll.
Mrs Belle Gallavan has returned
from visit with her daughters in
Fountain.
Chas. Rhine is here from Boulder
to spend the Spring vacotion with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Rhine
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Pantle expect to
go to California in a couple of weeks
where they viii reside for the next
year Mrs. Pantle who underwent
an operation recently. tho getting
along quite we'll. hopes to be benefit
ted by the change to a lower altitude.
Kenneth Downey is home from the
University at Boulder for the Spring
vacation.
Mrs. E. W. Downey is ill at her
homo.
Minnie schade is i'll at her home
west OF town.
The Bob Creek Ladies' Aid will
hold food and apron sale Saturday.
March 25. at Wittenmyer's store.
Mrs. Matte Trainor. of Colorado
Springs. has been here several days
with her children and her mother
Mrs. Bouldiu
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woodard. Of
Colorado Spril..s- sreut the r6rE-eE.,
with their d. - r,I, Mrs o. e. ~
2leai1 and family.
Mrs. Fannie BouIdfn who has been
i'll is recovering.
John T. Cough. Of Eads, was the
guest Of his daughter Mrs. Gunter
Patrick, and family Sunday.
Geo. W. Garner made business
trip to Haswell Monday.
F. c. Anderson. OF Denver. was
here the first of the week on business. /
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Bates. of Pu-
eblo, were here the latter part of last
week visiting with Mrs. Bates aunt, /
Mrs. Walters, and family.
Ernest Ramsey and Mrs. Allen and /
Harold Allen We're in Colorado /
Springs last Thursday on business.
W. L. Kleeberger. a former resi-
dent OF this city and at one time
proprietor of the Foley Hotel, was
here last week on business. He has
been located in Texas and for the past
couple of years conducted hotel at
Seguin, but recently sold and is go
ing 10 California for the summer. /
Mr.. Kleeberger has land here which
he was looking after.
Mrs. F. ]. Effner, of Rocky Ford
was the guest of Mrs. C. A Enyart |
the last OF the week
Miss Efie Cherry who recently
under went an operation or appe1-
dicitis in hospital at Rocky Fore
at the A. NJ Ward home where she
is getting along nicely.
Mrs. D. f. Bone. Mrs. Geo. E. Ed
gar, Mrs. j. A. Mast. Misses Robin |
son and Weist attended the Parent
Teacher meeting at Vroman Friday
evening. Mrs. Bone gave talk on
the value of cooperation between the /
school and the Parent Teacher associ- /
atioE.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Holloway mot
ored from Boulder Sunday to spend |
several days with Mrs Holloway's /
parents, Mr.. and Mrs H. X. Smedly. |
The trip of 213 miles was made in |
less than nine hours.
Scott Long who has been in Okla !
homa is here visiting his parentG, Mr.. |
and Mrs. ]. r. Long, and to see his
sister Helen, who is quite sick
Mics Martha DiehI and Roy Engles
both of Rocky Ford were united in
marriage Thursday afternoon, March
%, at the Methodist church. Rev.
J. A Smith pastor of tho church of
ficiated
MILK FOR SALE-2Oc PER GAL.
25c if delivered. C. F.. Pierson.
northwest OF school building.