The Ordway new era., 1922-08-18

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which started over Is foot embank-
ment at the bridge about nine miles
this side of Pueblo. a passing phys
ician fromColorado Springs rendered
him first aid and took him to a hos
pital in Pueblo where he spent two
davs. w. F. Ward went up Wednes-
day and brought him home that eve
ming.
Nj and Mrs. w. NJ. Cook accomp-
anied by Joe Coffeen and family
motored to Pueblo to spend few
DAYS with their son and daughter,
Harold Cook and Mrs. Ben Kea-ncy
and family.
Carl Bryant left for his home
Friady morning after visiting few
days with his sister, Mrs. George
Oliver and family.
The Willing Workers class OF
girls of the Baptist church entertain
ed their mothers on last Thursday
evening with ! very Interesting pro-
gram. After the program delicious
refreshments were served. There
were about forty present.
Several Ordway people are attend
ing the Rodeo at Colorado Springs
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Couchman and
two little daughters. and Miss Mary
Hopper. all Of Garden City. Kansas,
were guests at the H. Colyer home
last weekend The ladies are Z
neice and sister OF Mrs. Colyer.
Chas. E. HosIer left early Tuesday
morning for Wagon Wheel Gap to
spend several days.
The J. Glenn Miller family. accom-
panied by Mrs. Sawyer. Mr.. Miller S
sister, and Miss Bessie Bartlett, OF
Fort Wayne. Ind, motored to Estes
Park recently. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
and family returned home the latter
part OF last week. Miss Bartlett and
Mrs. Sawyer stopped OF in Colorado
Springs for a few days to visit with
friends.
In the election held Monday in the
Ordway Drainage District No. l
twenty-one votes We're cast. nineteen
for the bonds and Two against.
a pleasant evening was enjoyed b.
a large number at the Alfred Zinn
home north CT town on last Saturday
evening at dancing party.
Mrs. Chas. Cockeral entertained
Mrs. Chas. E. Hosler and three child
ren at dinner Tuesday noon.
Calvan Hesson. of Douglass. Nebr.
who has been visiting Joy Enyart. re-
turned to his home Tuesday He was
accompanied by Mrs. Frank Enyart
and small children and JOY, The En-
yart's will visit at various points in
Nebraska before they return.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Couchman, H
Colyer and daughter, Linnie, enjoyed
an outing at Colorado Springs last
Sunday
Miss Doris Sears. Miss Mildred
Davis, Joy Enyart and Calvan Hesson,
rado Springs Sunday and were the
guests OF Miss Vera McNulty.
Mrs. Harvey Doyle and son Clyde,
and Miss Winnie Martin, OF Peak
View. were Saturday shoppers in this
city
Fred Anderson, OF Pueblo, was a
guest in this city over Saturday night
and Sunday with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin and Mr. and
Mrs. Evans. of Lyons, Kansas, are
visiting at the home of VIII De Toliv-
er with Mr.. De Toliver and Mrs. NJ.
A. Eibright and son. From here
they will go on the north table TO
visit the two ladies' sister, Mrs. Wal
ter Wilcox and family.
Mrs. II. C. Hurst is again able to
be out after 4 two weeks illness.
MISC Mary Hartman returned
Thursday evening OF last week from
trip to Denver.
Mr. and Mrs N. A. Bollacker enter
tanned Miss. Mary Hartman as their
dinner guest Sunday.
Carl Fisher and daughter Anna
are spending the week in the mount
aims.
Mrs C. E. Shockley and baby OF
Boone were guests at the r. E. Shock
ley home last week. Mr. Shockley
came down and accompanied them
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad of Pultney
We're Sunday dinner guest at the r.
e. Shockley home.
Miss Cora SowerG is spending the
week with her father in Denver.
The Joe Trainer family went to
Colorado Springs Tuesday where they
will spend several days.
The little n1ne months old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolley Spores is ill and
no hope is left for its recovery.
Mrs. VIM. Edgar and daughter
Elva left Wednesday for few days
in the mountains.
A. c. Henrie was in Pueblo Tues
on business.
Miss Helen Reed, of Rocky Ford, is
the guest ii Miss Gwendolyn Bone
this week.
Miss Eunice Stoke, of Rogers, Ark
who has been visiting her uncle il
Fowler is now spending a few day!