The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-17

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I John Dugan is visiting in Lincoln this
week.
When you get it of Vik you know its
the best.
Louis Allen was at Fort Morgan
Monday on business.
Printers ink well used is the best
lubricant for business.
Job work left at this Office will be
promptly and neatly executed.
Ed Murphy was a Sterling passenger
Tuesday Of this week on business.
Ed Smith left Monday for Oregon
where he intends to spend the winter.
Mrs. E. c. Graves was delightfully."-
entertained at the A. G. Nickerson
home Wednesday.
DR.. Roe was Cheyenne passenger
yesterday to be gone few days and
perhaps for good.
Clarance Piper and family returned
Saturday from Nebraska where they
have been visiting.
Mrs. Dave Armstrong, son and daugh-
ter of Pontiac. Nebraska, left Monday
after short visit with friends here.
The Papellon Times announced the
return of Ed McEyoy and wife to that
place in their last weeks issue.
viii Thompson is hauling lumber for
the new school house to be built Just
across the street from Jay Millers south
Of town.
Through mistake Bert Vik's name
was omitted from the list of guest that
spent Sunday at the j. Fenton home a
week ago.
r. o. Whittier and wife, father and
mother Of l.. A. Whittier are here from
Athol, Kansas visiting with Bert and
family west of town.
l.. n. Roe, wife and children of Athol,
Kansas are visiting at the Whittier
farm west of town this week. Mrs.
Roe is sister to Bert.
J. W. Hobbs returned today from
Denver where he went in view of buy
ing some cattle. He says the market
there is on the hummer.
A telegram was sent the first of the
week to Hank Ficken announcing the
serious illness Of his wife. She is be-
lieved to have typhoid fever.
Chester Snyder and family and VIII
Roe and family left yesterday for Fort
Morgan where Chester and viii will
seek employment for the winter. 4
Gottlob Fritz returned from Sterling
last Friday where he filed Girls Zort-
man of Odell, Nebraska on the J.. K.
Goddard claim northwest of town.
Gus Hanson. the barber. lef, Tuesday
for Cheyenne in search OF employment
for the winter and this leaves the pco-
pie to harvest their own whiskers.
c. A. Kelley has rented the Ted
Worsfold ranch north of town and is
busy cutting hay He ia also slaughter
ing the hawks, killing three last week.
Grant Mercer is enjoying visit from
his sister. Mrs. Eliza Sadders. whom he
has not seen for thirty long years. Al
so his cousin, Lizy Ashburn, of Derby.
Iowa.
Frank Snow who has a homestead
south of here and who is running
steam plow near Fleming. Colorado.
came Monday for short stay on the
homestead.
Hank Ficken returned to the home
stead today from Nebraska where he
has been working in the harvest fields
in response to = telegram stating the
serious illness of his wife.
Lutte kotouc returned from Nebraska
Monday where he had been transac,inp
business. He says that the weather is
very not and disagrceable and that the
nights were entirely too hot to sleep.
Mr.. Peck, wife and son Of Pleasant
Hill, Missouri came today for a visit
with the Hobbs family. They were
old acquaintances for years in Missouri.
Mr.. Peck is president of the bank at
Pleasant Hill and has fine large ranch
Just one mile from town. He says that
nc thinks this country has a great fut-
ure and that it is only n question of
time until this country will 10 to rais-
ing crops.
The church attendants last Sunday
enjoyed some unusually fine music. In
addition to the regular songs Mrs.
Knapp rendered a beautiful solo and
Harold Scott added much to the instru-