The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06

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asrAs cfsS Iss csnp fifs girls viii
!. / q. .neias Z 4 3 q the Home Econ
!! ss r. ..;'s.siy i'lsssss 81 q crowley is
CSMrs. II. b. f5Q6i. Who has been i'll
\ several deyn p recovering nicely,
w. A. lgiIler- HE returned from
NInsss after spending ten days there
h business. 3
10. u Reed, pioneer Of eastern Colo
I''s1O. WAS 1iore on business this week.
u u came TO Colorado In 1888 and To-
tied ut Arlington where he taught
Y t1Ool He ID now farming near Pu-
Vul0, ana MAS In Ordway in COM
\ my with Messrs. Mckenzie, Painter
"a Whitlock, Of the Hardscrabble
Y Auntry: These mei. are all growers
Vs lettuce. 49,
l.. Attend the Crowley Camp Fire
|, ,rls' oyster supper 1t the school
n Hiding, Saturday J9Apary q.
/ Vera Miller, daughser Of Mr.. and
II. ]. Glenn Miller, was taken to a
i, l1pftal In Rocky Ford Tuesday and
I'd z tOnsilB and adenofds operation.
b 70 Is still III and was threatened
9Th pneumonia.
n A. p. 6hirer, who has been travel
NJ I<- Inuu NJ
n the past three months, has been
"a ade district manager with five
srates under his charge, with sales
len ~ each state. His Territory en-
y races Colorado, New Mexico, Ari-
u 5na. Utah and Nevada.
\ Gordon B. Grove made a business
h Up TO Pueblo Tuesday.
Miss Mae GallAvan returned Sun
lay to Colorado Springs to continue
or studies at Colorado college.
Miss Nellie Trainor, who has been
he guest OF relatives here during the
holidays, left Tuesday for Denver.
where she is teaching school this
winter.
d The Crowley Camp Fire girls will
erve oyster supper January Z, COM
;nencing at $50 in the Home Econ
mics departments.
Mrs. f. E. Hosler and daughter,
fladys and John Close motored to
pueblo Monday to witness the Sugar
Sity-Central basketball game.
Chas. Burchett left last week for
California where he will be employ
I'd by cantaloupe company.
Robert Ross, who spent the holi-
lays here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. L. Ross has returned to Boul-
ier to continue his studies at the
University,
Emereon Eagleton, who spent last
week in OrdWny has returned to Boul-
Ter 70 fesume hts law course at the
University.
4rs. Matx Glendennen has return
% 1rem = yisit Of several weeks in
IN. HAIRY Nidler, who has been
n - dlphtheria is recovering.
=. u May left Monday for Kansas
Cffx where 56e has accepted a position
- axe1iuG salesman with f. r.
5Qu4h9 and Son. manufacturing chem
|stat M. NAY Travelled for years for
! vho5s6sle: :dsuf company.
lllSe 7Iedyg acsler, who spent the
ho1fdayp her4 with her parents, Mr..
9pft Nh. - y. Hosler. left Tuesday,
~ l4nsaR CITY to resume her stud
Miss Myrtle Rhine has been ap-
poiNted t61i4ter of vital statistics for
0rdWex and Crowley county by the
9tafe AledlcnI BOARD.
e9Netk DoVney has returned to
Boul4e1 4{t4t npending the vacation
period Afl< RhlHsparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
1e96S& Bowney, who was the
Gro4t ~ toE ;tnrents. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
"a 9QNuex 1Nring the holidays, has
ra44 "a tQ 8oulder to resume her
sttI ~ the5 University.
Rhine, who spent the hOli-
day X1c1f{Qu with his parents, Mr..
AND Mk1. ~ w. Rhine has returned
70 10Gx fot the remainder of the
sc10 ~ NAT at the University.
3 NE NJ. Roy Spear. who spent
the E1|1 1&Ilslpith DR.. and Mrs. Hugh
- - have returned to their
Don? YER.
Pattie and Pocahontas
W44 I1X<01 and Cords Cox spent
III the home of Arthur
3 | 4<xr. u. will meet on Tues
41 1lgf week with Mrs.. Jacob
n Parent Teacher associ-
1eet at the Numa school
4n rtday evening. of next
Mast, John M. Meikle,
" and Chas. Woodbridge
n Miller went to Rocky