The Ordway new era., 1922-09-08

RcV. j. A. smith, pastor OIL the
Methodist Episcopal church, is in
| Denver this week in attendance at
the annual conference of the various
Colorado districts.
John Dickey returned last week
from a vacation spent in Colorado
Springs and surroundings and took
up his work at The Je Rue. Mrs.
DiclSey and son will return next week
Mrs. Fred Rohl and two children
have returned from Wagon Wheel
Gap where they had been spending
the summer.
Miss Mildred Sweet has returned
from Gunnison where she had been
attending normal school. She re-
ceived q second grade certificate,
having made an average of 90 per
cent. She will go to Lincoln county
this week and take charge of
school for the coming year.
w. A. Miller has been appointed
administrator of the estate of Or.
Canada Button of Fowler. The es-
tate is estimated at $2l,O0 and
their are two heirs. the wife and
daughter. Mrs. Button is in hos
pital in Indianapolis. Ind. and was
there at the time DR.. Button commit
ted suicide about ten days ago.
Word has been received by Mrs.
O. h. Mutt of Sand Arroya. from the
Robert Hunter family. former
residents OF Sand Arroyo district,
that their only son. Leon, had
| died recently at their home in Hamil-
ton. N. Y.
Miss Edith Barlow and Harry
Ellingwood. of Enterprise Flats
district. were married on Sunday,
August 27. They left the same even
ing for Iowa and both will enter col
lege for special courses.
At the meeting of the Lions Club
on "Wednesday Thos. Gallavan had
his radio outfit placed in the room
ut the school house and received the
market report from Denver given
| out at the noon hour. with short
musical program from the Denver
sending station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Pyles went to
Eads Monday for visit at Eads and
! Tribune. Kans., for few days before
returning to Bartlesville. Okla.
where they are located. He Is with
one of the daily papers at Bartlcs
vile. They have been visiting here
with Mrs. Pyles'parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. Dale Belshe.
Mr. and Mrs. C. d. Williams of
Martinsberg, Mo-. arrived Tuesday
for . visit with their SONS, Paul NJ.
Williams and Henson Williams.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Linn and daughter.
Claire, of Rocky Ford, and S. f.
Johnson and wife of Oneida. Kans..
were visitors at the homes of J. F.
and E. P. johnson and Fred Rohl
the latter part of last week.
Harry Fidlar has bought the news
stand and confectionery business of
Henson Williams and took charge
the past week. He has moved his
cleaning and pressing business to the
news stand location. Mr. Williams
expects to return to New Mexico and
take up work with the Western
Union company.
Miss Helen Long entertained
l ecently at Il birthday party given at
her home in the east part of the city.
The guest were Grace Settles. Mild
red Downey, Bernica Ratliff, Max
inc Nelson, Pansy Cockerel, Florence
Colgin, Ada Miller, Alice Taylor,
Lorene Worker. Andre Dean.
Bernadine Hoffman, Lelota Reed.
Edna Allumbaugh. Sallie Williams,
Flossie Brunton, Blanche Ginger.
Fern Porter, Dorothy Porter,
Pauline Mooney. Clara Haas.
Margaret Andrews, Katherine Burris
Catherine Curtis, Wanda Long, Olive
Mccoy. Annabel Alexander Frank
Settles, Benjamin Ferguson. Donnis
Williams, Forrest Pedigo, Laurence
Cockerel. Glenn Vinyard. Omar Cox,
Guy Cox, Andrew Jennings, Frank
Bates, Cough Curtis, Edward Day.
Earl Sypher. Toby Allumbaugh.
John Williams. Bobbie Collins, Ross
Malone, Clay Shivcs. Russell Olds,
Raymond Long. Alfred Able, Walter
Daiby.
Miss Lutz. of Little Rock. Ark. is