The Raymer enterprise., 1911-09-07
Bring US your j0o work.
Some winter wheat IS being sown.

Some winter wheat is being sown.
Andrew Johnson of Lewisvile, Neb.,
is visiting J. l.. Brown of thir place,
arriving yesterday.
There viii bo no churci services at
RGymer next Sun lay on account Of the
Sunday School convention at Stoneham
which meets for an all day and evening
session. Several from here intend TO
be present.
Fred L. Knapp of Omaha, Nebraska,
came out to Raymer Saturday for an
over Sunday visit with wife. baby and
the rest of the folks at the D. c. Cut
Ter home. Mr. Knapp returned to
Omaha Monday.
A. Fike and family are moving to
Fort Morgan this week to remain for
the winter. We shall miss them. but
look for them back in the spring full
of courage for the homcsteader's task
conouering the desert.
c. S. Dyer accompanied by his wife
started on long and tedious journey
for St. Joe. Missouri, Tuesday. They
took the old fashioned prairie schooner
for conveyance. The trip involves a
distance Of 500 miles.
Our dealers are getting ready for the
approach Of winter. The lamber COM
pany has received a car of coal and
Hurtgen & Hurtgen car each of -four
and feed since our last issue. Raymer
is good place TO trade.
There is no denying that Mr.. Allen.
our lumbcrman, looks lonesome as he
drives TO town alone this week. and he
will admit that looks are not decciving
in this instance. However. a good ed
ucation for the children is worth al!
that il COST.
At the young peoples meeting last
Sunday evening Il was decided that it
would be best to commence at al ear
lier hour. There will be no meeting
next Sunday evening. but one week
later the services are expected to COM
mence promptly at Z O'Clock.
Mr.. f. c. Palmer was in last Satur
day with nice line Of fresh meat. and
while the demand was not large; he ex-
poets to be on hand with more meat
the coming Saturday and Mr., Palmer
assures US that he will be glad to give
the very best service that the patron.
age will warrant.
AT a school meeting held in Bucking-
ham last Saturday il was decided to
build four new school houses in thst
district one in Buckingham, one in
Happy Hollow one north cast of Ke-
ota in The Sunshine Valley district and
one in the north east part of the dis
trict known as Igo Valley. Kcota
News.
Rain has bcen-doing some very pccu-
liar stunts the past ten days. One Sec
ton would be visited by copious show
crs while a little ways fron there ney-
er drop Of moisture fell upon the
parched and thirsty ground. Perhaps
turn about will be the program ant the
parts that have skipped will be flvorcd
before the spell is broken.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. O. Whittier who
have becn visiting here and at Sterling
for the past month came up from Stcrl- |
ing last Friday for a farewell Witt with |
their son. l.. A. Whittier. before their
return to their home in Athol, Kansas.
Saturday they started back by way of
Sterling. being accompanied as far as
that place by l.. a. Whittier. who Wis
tied until Monday.
Maurice Allen started for Fort Nor
gan Monday. via Sterling. the balance
of the family except Mr.. Allen having
gone overland last week. The entire
family will be very much missed in the |
coming months in church and social
circles. Especially In the former their I
going leaves gap that cannot be ill
ed Many will be glad TO wel.omc