The Ordway new era., 1922-08-04
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Dale Belsba ,e,.

weeks but Mrs. Belshe will, mako q
more extended visit. They were ioin-
at Pueblo by Mr.. and Mrs. C. ID. Chad
we'll of Kirksville, Mo.
Mrs. e. E. Hosler and Miss Gladys
Hosler came over from Wagon Wheel
Gap and spent few days here the
past week. returning to Monte Vista
to take In the wild west show there
before returning to Wagon Wheel,
Miss Sarah Ann Roberts has re-
turned from Wagon Wheel Gap where
she had been for .wo or three weeks
Miss Hilda Sears has returned
from visit with friends at Cripple
Creek.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A BUICK a
touring car. Just overhauled, would
make you a dandy truck. Witten-
myers Store. (s-p
VIM. Kersten and family returned
the latter part of last week from a
fishing outing at Wagon Wheel Gan
and Creede.
E. A. Barker went to Wagon Wheel
Gap the first of the week to look after
his lettuce acreage there and to do
some fishing there and at Creede.
j. E. Pendergrast and grandson,
John Heidt Pendergrast of Reynolds,
Ca, arrived last week for visit in
Colorado. They accompanied Mrs.
w. A. Reynolds. of Hugo, who had
come down for a visit, home on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Pendergragt
visited for few days this week in
Colorado Springs. Their two daugh-
tiers, Charlotte and Mary Ellen, are
spending tho week in Hugo with thtir
aunt, Mrs. w. A. Daniel, and family.
o. Fl. Griffith of Crowley left last
week for Indiana, taken there on
business. He will return by the first
of the month.
A heavy all copper large size wash
boiler, only $5.25 while they last
Wittenmyer's Store.
C. II. Curry of Topeka. Kans. has
been here the past week visiting his
brother w. E. Curry. and locking
after business interests.
Donald Buell. who has been work
ing with the cantaloupe commission
firms in California for the past
several months has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rourk and little
daughter visited for few days the
past week with the VIM. Broadbent
family. They will go to California
where they will be for several months
and may remain to make their home
in that state.
For the coming season We can sup
ply you with aluminium vessels, glass
and tin cans, lids, rubbers, etc. Wit
tenmyers' Store.
Z. G. Downs, formerly of Ordway
and for number of years the me-
chanical man on the New Era, is now
located in Kansas City. He is living
at 1927 Prospect avenue and is work
ing on the Kansas City Church World.
A few days ago he sent copy of the
paper to the New Era and brief
message.
o. G. Bacon, of Harlan, Iowa, was
here this week on business. He
formerly owned land in the vicinity
of Sugar City. Mr.. Bacon states that
in Iowa and Eastern Nebraska it has
been SO wet all season that crops nave
been damaged because OF the
excessive rainfall.
Miss Bern;ce Bankscn, of Bethany,
Ills, left for her home yesterday
after a six weeks visit here with her
uncles, w. T. Williams, E. F. VII.
liams, aunt. Mrs. Allumbaugh, ana
their families.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. T. Williams and
family are visiting relatives, Miss
Bernice Bankson. spent last week III
Colorado Springs and Manitou mount
ain resorts.
C. P. Sweet has returned from MS
vacation, but he did not catch any
fish. His vacation consisted OF
week or ten days spent on his home
stead and he has 200 post holes to MS
.redit. Thah sort of vacation Is
/, good substitute for golf.
Floyd Roberts has returned to Ord