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The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16
SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN
ON Mr.. A. G. N|CKERS0N
Wednesday a Largo and Enthusia stio
Crowd Surprise Him On S1st Birth.
day. Have Delightful Evening.

Wednesday evening large crowd Of
both old and young Raymerites congreg-
ated here at eight clock and went out
to the home of A. G. Nickerson who
lives southwest of here and gave him
happy birthday surprise. 1t was Mr..
Nickerson's 5lst birthday and one that
will long be remembered by him and
those present. For the past two weeks
there has been constant whisper going
from ear to ear, inviting and preparing
for the refreshments. Everything pan
ned out lovely and the surprise was a
grand success. Messrs. Sweigard and
Barker went to Fort Morgan and pur-
chased beautiful chair which they
presented the evening of the party.
Games were played and the best Of
music rendered. After refreshments
were served and at late hour the crowd
departed. Those present were Messrs.
Sweigard, Barker, Scott, G. S. Robert
son, Warren Robertson, Fred Ficken,
Moon, Laycock, Beson, Biggs, Crabb,
Tunis and Ora Addington, Bert Vik,
Geo. GUNNER, Fred Stephenson, Jess
Fike, R. Z. Arnold, Robert Petrie, Geo.
Miller and Wagner; Mesdames Swell
gard, Barker, Majors, Crabb, Adding
ton, Mary Fritz, Chas, Richards, Rob
ertson, Thompson, Petrie and Wagon
er and Misses Francis Beson, Myrtle
Paris, Della Nelson, Mabel and Pearl
Petrie, Gertrude and Alta Robertson,
Mabel Addington, Mabel Reed, Bertha
Fike and NADIA Barker.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16
GOOD ROAD BUiLDIhG EX-
H|SIT PLANNED At DENVER
Chamber Of CommeFse to Have
Miniature Of the Wl,oIe-
Gale State.

The most comprehensive exhibit Of
road building ever made in the west will
soon be installed in the exhibit room of
the chamber of commerce, where it is
expected to serve as an incentive to the
construction Of good roads in all parts
OF the state. The exhibit is being con-
structed under the direction of c. P.
Allen, chairman of the state highway
commission. When installed it will fill
an entire section of the exhibit room.
One Of the most interesting features
Of the exhibit will be relief map, or
rather a miniature reproduction of the
state, showing plains, valleys and Noun
tains. Miniature roads, the exact count
erparts of the principal highways OF the
state, will be reproduced in their pres
ent condition, with suitable inscriptions
on each section of improved roads to
show the amount of improvements made
and their cost. Farms and ranches will
be reproduced with real farm products
growing in the ground. There will also
be streams Of running water to cores
pond to the streams of the state, and
especially with relation 20 the effect Of
water on the highways. Another Sec
ton of the exhibit will consist of cross
sections of every character Of road in
the state, showing the road that is little
better than a rough trail and others
showing the amount of road building
material needed to put it into good con-
dition. When the exhibits are installed
members of the legislature, visitors to
Denver and the public generally will be
invited to view them in the expectation
of creating statewide sentiment in fav-
or of providing for Colorado roads which
will compare with the best ro lds in the
country.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16
East Items
Special Correspondent.

Sis'sai aiND1i'aIpiahch's
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Keller called
on II. G. McElwain south OF Raymer
Sunday.
Sunday school was organized at the
Keller school house last Sunday by MIR.
McMillen Of Greeley, there being fair
ly good crowd in attendance. Those ap-
pointed were Vim. Gibson, Superintend-
ent; Mrs. J. Rutherford, Assistant Sup
erindent: Mrs. VIM. Gibson, Chorester;
Ruth Mercer, Secretary and Treasurer
Ora Addington called on Miss Bertha
Blair Sunday afternoon.
Wm. Schmeekle and wife were Sterl-
ing visitors Saturday, returning home
Monday.
Mcssrs. Ora Addinrton, Wells Biggs,
Martin Hansen and Fred Fickcn called
on Theo. Rugland Sunday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16

Mrs. L.. NJ. Swcigard will preach at
the Raymer schoo! house again next
Sunday and you are cordially invited to
come and hear good sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Francis, living
southwest of Raymer, arc rejoicing over
the arrival Of a fine baby girl at their
home last Sunday, February IL.
Raymcr will organize band and would
like to have every person who will
take part call and put your name down.
If the old saying proves its truth in
Colorado as it does in the east, we will
certainly have wet spring and summer.
Several of our older residents have said
the same proves true in this country,
and that they always get wet spring
and summer after having dry fall and
winter.
w. G. Carter who has claim south
east of Raymer, while talking about
the nice weather in Colorado says
Last year he raised nice lot Of
popcorn and there being no sale for the
crop, piled it up in the yard. One Of
these nice, worm, sunshiny days which
are so plentiful in this county came
along and popped the whole. Then his
favorite horse came up and saw it, and
thinking it was a snow drift, took a
chill and died in few minutes.
More perfect weather than we have
had in Colorado this winter could not
exist and as n consequence we believe
there is no other state quite SO good.
Some few still hold grudge because
the country did not mature the crops
last fall, but they should forget it, and
remember that the best and highest
priced farm land there is in the United
States, failed five straight years and
there were few OF the homesteaders who
first filed on the land who stayed it out,
and rcapcd the harvest.
Mr. VenMetre living nine miles south
of here was doing trading in town Sat
urday and after finishing this started
for home in a single rig with his little
girl sitting beside him. It is reported that
when he came to the hill that he got
out and walked to the top. He then
started TO get back in the rig but his
foot slipped off the step, throwing him
under the buggy and frightening the
horse which ran home as hard as il
could go. Mrs. VanMetre asked the
child where her father was, and was in
formed that he was dead. They turned
the horse around and went to the scene
where he was thrown under the buggy,
but luckily he was not hurt.
Sunday evening while Stella, Nellie
and Robert Murphy were returning
from drive at high rate of speed
the wire on the neckyoke broke and let
the tongue fall to the ground. Stella,
the Oldest girl who is about eleven years
old became frightened and jumped while
Nellie and Robert slipped out over the
back of the buggy and lighting compar,
atively easy did not get pain. Stella
came to the hotel in an unconscious con.
dition and DR.. Brown was Immediately
summoned and an examination made.
He found no bones broken and left he,
feeling much better. The team ran the
the buggy tongue into the ground anC
broke loose. Robert afterward caught
the team and brought them to the barr
and fortunately this runaway which
might have resulted so seriously, did
but little damage.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16
FOUND OIL IN WELL
NEAR STONEHAM
oroat Exeitmene at stonehnm. OIL
Having Bcon Found In a We'll
Nonr That Place.

Great excitement prevails at Stone
ham and vicinity, owing TO the fact that
oil has been struck in a well near that
place at a depth Of 1893 feet. 1t is said
the oil can be seen floating on Top Of
the water and seems to be Of good
quality. The people there are making
preparations to sink number Of other
deeper wells. Samples have been sent
to Denver to be tested.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ls, 1910
sricf Local Items Of Interest.

6rtct Local. items OF interest.
Bert Vik for groceries.
Mrs. Elmer Myers was passenger
to Sterling Monday.
Bert Whittier was Sterling passeng-
er Tuesday on business matters.
Bert Vik was Sterling passenger
Monday returning Tuesday.
A. E. Pischel returned from Sterling
Tuesday where he had been transacting
business.
Martin Bommelyn returned Tuesday
from Sterling where he has been trans
acting business.
John Dugan returned today from
Kansas City, Mo. and other points where
he has been transacting business.
Guy Z. Lake of Murlock, Nebraska
arrived Wednesday for visit with Eu-
gene Tighc and to look the country over.
G. M. Summers returned from Stcrl-
ing Tuesday where he attended the
poultry show and took charge OF the
Matt Brown exhibit.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Allen took the train
Saturday for Fort Morgan where Mrs.
Allen is keeping house for the children
while they attend school.
Fred Stephenson carries nice line Of
hardware and paint. E;ny not buy this
line of him. Costs you no more and
the goods are guaranteed to be the best.
Mrs. f. D. Murphy received word to-
day that her mother back in Iowa was
on her death bed and to come at once.
She Immediately took the train.
There will be big dance in the Ray
mcr school house Wednesday, February
22nd. Don't forget the date. Best Of
music and good time for everybody.
Frank Palmer took the train Wedncs-
day for Sterling where he intends to
buy team. He may go to Denver
il he does not find what he wants at
Sterling.
McEvoy & Dugan are selling impe.
mcnts. pumps, hardware. paints, feed,
drygoods and groceries at prices you
cannot beat any place in Sterling.
Cheyenne or along the Burlington line.
Why not buy Of them?
Bert Vik handles n nice and complete
line Of groceries and his prices are far
from being high. lfyou havn't already
contracted the habit Of buying your grs.
ccrics Of him give him Z chance to
please you along this line.
Mr.. Marple arrived yesterday with
his immigrant car from Beatrice, Ne.
braska and has pulled to his choice claim
south Of Raymer. Mr.. Marplc has a
nice lot of stock and machinery and
will no doubt make good. We all ex,
tent him a most cordial welcome in oul
midst.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16
Forest View items.
Special CORRESPONDENT.

Special CORRESPONDENT.
Chas. Roth completed Dunlap's build
ings.
Mrs. A. Fike is on the sick list this
week.
John and Frank Frit, finished digging
Mr.. Dunlap's well yesterday at a depth
Of sc feet. They got 6 feet Of water
and pronounce it good.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16

There has been fine program ar
ranged for the meeting of the Literary
Society next Tuesday evening, Feb. y.
Everybody is cordially infitea to come.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16
Southeast Items.

Special Correspondent.
Miss Anna johnson. who had been
assisting with the work at the Raymer
hotel for few days, returned to her
claim Sunday.
Mrs. Anderson visited at G. n. Mer-
GERS Sunday.
w. G. Carter and G. N. Mercer as
sisted H. G. McElwain in moving his
buildings closer to his well Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Keller and little
son and Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Carter and
children were Sunday visitors at Harry
McElwains.
G. N. Mercer called at Will Kern's
Thursday. afternoon.
There has been quite change in the
weather since Tuesday, being somewhat
colder with a light snow Thursday
morning.
Will Kerns considers himself lucky
man by striking water at depth of
feet in gravel. This makes his third
attempt at getting well.
John Donnegan, who has been work.
ing on the bridge nortn OF naymer,
came home Tuesday evening.
Ed Jones has been building fence for
| /. N. Nik on his claim southeast OF
town.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Fenton visited Sun.
day with some old-time friends who
now live near Stoneham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Rugland enter
tanned quite number Of their friends
last Sunday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16

Entered as aecond-class matter June 10. 1910 at
the postofics at New Raymcr. Colorado under
the act Of March 3. 1879.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-22
CoNov1'ER.
Feb. 20, 1911.

Feb. 20, 1911.
Jim Pavel was in Calmar Tues
day, transacting business.
j. Frana was in Calmar Tuesday
on business.
Albert Kuderna and wife went to
FIT. Atkinson Tuesday to spend the
S. Mikesh drove over from Spill
vile Tuesday on business.
Anton Smith and brother Will
were seen in our burg Monday.
H. T. Sandager was a DEBORAH
caller Thursday between trains.
Mrs. Thomas Novak returned to
her home in Spillville Friday, after
several days visit with her daugh-
ter near Cresco.
Mrs. Joe Novak visited her daugh-
ter Mrs. John Frana last Sunday.
Frank Janechek and lady friend
from Postville were in town Satur-
day, visiting at the Albert Janechek
home.
Mrs John Frana and little daugh-
ter Wilhelmina were in DEBORAH on
Saturday.
Frank Soukup of near Spillville
was at DEBORAH rrlday.
Little Adolph Liska who has been
quite ill, is reported better.
John Humpal and brother Frank
drove to Spillville Thursday.
John Bena drove to Spillville on
Tuesday.
Anton and Gust Olson were at
Calmar Wednesday.
Anton Frana of near Calmar was
guest at the John Frana home one
day last week.
Pete Dyrland of Calmar visited
Thomas Erland and family the fore
part of last week.
Mrs. Albert Janechek and son
James drove to Calmar Tuesday to
spend the day with relatives.
John Hruska of Spillivlle was a
passenger for Calmar Thursday.
Mike Miksatko was Spillville
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Ondrasek of Spillville was in
town Monday and took the train for
Cresco to visit relatives.
Miss Stena Pizinger and Rose
Kaffka, were Calmar visitors We'd
nesday.
Thomas Malek went to Spillville
Tuesday.
Joseph Phillips and Barney
Swartz went to DEBORAH Saturday at
ternoOn on business.
Mrs. Theodore Evenson visited at
DEBORAH Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Ed. Swehla was in Calmar
Friday shopping.
Fred Swehla was down from Cal
mar Saturday.
Jim Novak was in town today on
business.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-22
FRANKvILLE.
Feb. 90, 1911.

Feb. 20, 1911.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Keppler
are the happy parents of little son,
who came to their home on Tuesdal
night.
Will Stock is soon to move onto
farm in south Ludlow, and is Of
fering his residence here in town for
rent.
Lest week Willard Livingood sold
his farm south of town to Herbert
Waters at $65 per acre, and has
purchased a farm in east Ludlow,
where he expects to move soon.
A little son arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lind 4rbaum
last Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Allen and chill
dren of Mason City are visiting rela-
tives in this vicinity this week.
Mrs. Emma Letchford entertained
the w. C. T. U. at supper Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Ernest Wilson and children
came down from Ossian last week,
for visit with relatives and friends
in town and vicinity.
Little Leo Kiesau entertained a
number of his school friends at a
birthday party Saturday afternoon.
Willard Livingood visited at the
Gerald Moore home Sunday.
Quite a crowd from town attend
ed the party at the Will Scholtz
home Saturday evening and all re-
port a fine time.
Mrs. Grant Birdsell end daughter
Pearl of Ossian are guests of rela-
tives here this week.
Mrs. VIM. Hubble entertained a
large number of friends at her home
in Washington Prairie Saturday.
Otto Kiesau was a business visitor
at Waukon Saturday.
Fred Hilmer of Ludlow was a
guest at the Chas. Koehring home
Sunday.
Miss Rosa, who has been away
studying music, is home again.
Lynn Crawford, who is attending
school in DEBORAH was home Wis
itor the past week.
d. w. Smith had Standard tele-
phone installed in his residence on
Friday.
News has reached Frankville of
the arrival of son at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb. McNair at Her.
nit, n. d. Congratulations.
Will McMullen was badly hurt on
Monday, while chopping in the
woods near here. A tree fell on
him, injuring him seriously. His
shoulder blade and two ribs were
broken, and he was bruised up con-
siderably, so that it will be some
time before he is able to work again.
Julius Moen had the misfortune
on Monday to get one of his hands
badly cut in a circular saw.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-22
CALMAR.

Feb. 20, 1911.
Mrs. Snow and her sister Mrs.
Horelocker, returned Thursday, at
ter five weeks visit in Boscabel,
Wis.
Prof. Miller's father has been Wis
iting at the Miller home the last few
days.
A party of girls surprised Miss
Anna Bauer last Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins went to
Cherokee, Iowa Saturday, to begin
keeping house.
The Riesner family have moved
into the H. Miller house, formerly
occupied by the Golfer family.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. "Opens, Jr., Wednesday.
Mr.. Fred Harms returned Satur-
day from his trip to Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner OF New
Hampton are visiting Mr.. r. Reh-
Wrinkle.
Mrs. Morris returned from two
weeks visit with friends in Chicago
and Dubuque last week.
The NJ. E. ladies Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. Ahern next Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Paley spent Saturday and
Sunday at the H. F. Hertz home.
Mr.. Fl. Miller was in Austin on
business last Friday.
Mr.. NJ. j. Nicholson Of FIT. Dodge
is in town.
Mr.. Runkle of Ossian has been in
Calmar visiting since last Friday. He
returned TODAY.
Sam Hovey and wife Of Ashley,
S. D., are here making home visit.
The Elites met with Mrs. Henry
Giesen last Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. p. II. Kennedy of Lawler
stopped off between trains today, on
his way to Arlington, Iowa.
The Study Club held a business
meeting with Mrs. Gilmamin on last
Friday night.
Mrs. Bruce is back with the Nor
ris family after two months stay
at FIT. Atkinson.
A dance was held in the opera
house last Friday evening.
Gus Rehwinkle was visiting in
Hawkeye the latter part of the
week.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-22
OSSIAN.

Feb. 20, 1911.
Mrs. B. Jewell and daughter Mar
jorie of DEBORAH spent Sunday with
Mrs. Vina Doan and family.
Jess Limbeck was down from
Lawler between trains Friday.
Miss Emily Skaurud and father
came over from DEBORAH Saturday.
to spent a few days with the John
Moe family.
Mrs. Ed. Dowd returned from FIT.
Atkinson Saturday, after a few days
visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence.
Grant Birdsell was a business call
er at Postville Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Allen of Ben
Clair, S. d., are visiting relatives in
and near Ossian.
Mr.. Downing of Monona spent
Sunday with his daughter Mrs. Har-
ry Bothel.
C. S. Johnson of Crookston, Min
nesota, came to attend the sale OF
his brother-in-law Mr.. Bauken last
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Jones were
greatly surprised by about twenty OF
their old friends Friday, it being
their Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones were married in
Wisconsin, Feb. II, 1861. The
guests presented them with eighteen
dollars in gold and gold thimble.
Mrs. George Allen of Castalia Wis
tied her son Ward and wife few
days last week.
Earl Schiedemantel was a passen-
ger for Chicago Monday.
Mrs. Jim Peyer visited her sister
Miss Helen Flatland at DEBORAH over
Sunday.
Chas. Shattuck of Frankville
transacted business in Ossian Satur-
day
Fred Gipp was a caller in Post
vile Wednesday.
Miss Boyle visited her sister Bes-
sic in DEBORAH over Sunday.
Melvin Ness returned to Mason
City Friday, after several days visit
with his sister Mrs. Moe.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-22
CORES ONDENCE.
RAVENA.
Feb. 20, 1911.

Feb. 20, 1911.
Ben Eimers was a passenger for
Dubuque on Thurs day, returning on
Saturday
Miss Anna Cooper of near Frank
vile was seen in this burg Saturday.
A surprise farewell party was
held at the George Bakken home
last week
August Lansing assisted John
Folder in moving to his farm near
Frankvllle Friday.
Eber Decou was a caller at w.
Decou's in Centennial Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wiltgen were
Sunday guests at the c. F. Gerle-
man home.
Ben Eimers entertained a crowd
of people at card party on Sum-
day night.
Dora Lansing was a passenger for
Fl. Atkinson Tuesday for a few
weeks visit at the Martin Meyer
home.
julius Brown installed a tele-
phone in the W.. E. Cornell home on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Schroeder visited
II. Lansing on Friday.
L. Kliesart of Ossian was caller
at S. Tovson's one day last week.
Barney and Theodore Holtey of
Ossian was a caller at Ben Eimer's
Friday.
Miss Celia Lansing visited her
aunt Mrs. w. Lansing west of Os-
sian last week.
H. Schroeder visited at Joe Beck
er's Monday.
William Lansing was a business
caller at his brother Herndn's last
Friday.
P. Barthelma, Sr., was a passen-
ger for Brainerd, Mimi, Friday, for
a few weeks visit with his daugh-
ter.
George Bakken was a caller III
DEBORAH Wednesday.
G. Bakken's sale was largely at
tended.
Joe Broghammer was caller in
DEBORAH Saturday.
Ed. Wagner of West Union was a
caller at w. Lansing's Saturday.
A. p Etteldorf sold valuable
team of horses to George Thune OF
Nordness on Monday
Miss Nellie Cavanaugh of Ossian
visited at P. Barthelma, Sr.'s Sun
day.
Abe Oxley Of Ossian was a caller
at the G. Bakken home on Monday.
Christ Sheggrud of Red Oak was
a caller at S. Tovson's one day last
week.
Alfred Peyer of Ossian visited the
III. Schweinfus home the past week.
Knut Tovson was caller in Cal
mar Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lansing spent
Sunday at the w. Lansing home.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-22
CASTALIA.

Feb. ~, 1911.
Mrs. Thos Kane was in Ossian on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Allen of Mason
City have been visiting relatives in
Castalia since Tuesday.
A. o. Becker of Ossian was bust
ness caller in Castalia Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Allen visited friends in
Ossian Wednesday.
Leon Frudell of Postville was a
guest of r. Bernhart few days Of
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Hunter, Mrs.
Roy Hunter and Mrs. Geo. Neuen-
swander were Postville callers Sat-
urday.
Mr.. Gress of Postville visited at
the home of Joe Gress last week
Mrs Emma Babcock of Clei mont
is visiting at the home of A. c..
Tatro.
Mrs. VIM. Bachilder went to Prai-
RE du Chen Saturday.
Mrs ]. S. Bickel spent Sunday
with Mrs. w. H. Haefner.
Mr. Tom Billows and Vernon
Gress have returned from a visit to
Iowa City.
VIM. Alspaugh, Roy Bachilder,
John Bachilder and John Mckee
nan went to Prairie du Chen last
week.
VIM. Albright went to Postville
Monday.
Mrs. Henry Meyer, who is taking
treatment in the hospital in Nc
Gregor, spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Fred Kneeskern and Lloyd
Biedle returned from Austin Mon
day.
John McManus of Ossian was in
Castalia Thursday.
Misses Velma Meyer, Alma Perry,
Alma Uhley, Sadie Richards and
Beryl Walker were Postville callers
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ChaG. Firdsell spent
Sunday with friends in Frankville.
Jas. Campbell of MaGuoketa tran
sacted business in Castalia last
week
Herman Christopherson spent
Sunday with friends in Postville.
Mr. and Mrs. Huntley returned to
their home at Fontana, Wis, Mon
day, after an extended visit with
relatives here.
Friends of Mrs. A. c. Tatro will
be glad to hear that she is somewhat
better at this writing.