The Raymer enterprise., 1912-02-22
passed the winterat their old home i,

passed the winterat their old home in
Nebraska.
Roy Monlux and father from Avalo
went to Sterling Tuesday returning the
following day.
The ladies' of the Aid Society will
serve Is cent dinner February 22nd.
in Straders hall:
Jake Wei2el, Mr. Leach and Mr..
Brewer We're all in from North Pawnee
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Smith left last
Saturday for Clarks, Nebraska. where
they will visit a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, Hazel and
lnez Dugan drove out to Mr.. Whitak-
er's ranch Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rooms, Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie Neusbaum and soS Roy
We're all Stoneham callers Monday.
Mrs. Hogan of haywood, Nebraska,
came last Thursday to spend few
days with the Billy Neuman family.
Only a few members We're present at
the Commercial meeting last Thursday.
There will be another meeting today.
Mrs. Northrnp, mother OF w. North
rup and Mrs. Howard arrived Monday
from Elm Greek, Neb. for a visit with
her children.
Mrs. Curran and Mrs. Mahan return
ed Wednesday from Gothenburg, Ne
braska, where they had been visiting
the past three weeks.
Mrs. Steve Whitaker received news
Saturday of the serious illness of her
mother at WarrGntown, Mo-, and left
for that place Monday.
( Word from Bryce Norton says that
he has purchased a barber shop at
Humphrey, Nebraska. We ali wish
him success in his new business.
( The Stoneham Literary society will
meet Friday evening Feb. 23rd. The
last meeting was postponed on account
Of the absence Of the new president.
The C3uralsoa boys will give a
Mask Bal! al the Pool hall Saturday
night Fen. 2i!h. Every body is invit-
cd to come, rs a good time is prom
sed 20 all wko attend.
/ Miles Mitchell andMr Wheeler were
Sterling passengers last Thursday
where they acted as witnesses for Ell
mer 1iIson who made final proof on his
homestead south of town.
Mr.. Billy Neuman and family left
Monday for Aoca, Iowa. where they
will make their future home. Their
friends were sorry to see them leave.
but all wish them prosperity in their
new home.
The Ladies Aid met last Thursday
with Mrs. IL. Smith. Fourteen ladies'
We're present. One quilt was tied be-
sides some other work done. A fine
lunch was served by Mrs. Mitchell.
They will meet again March lst.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Whitaker, Mr..
and Mrs. John Dugan, john Dugan Jr, .
Miss lnez Dugan, .Chas. Roth, Carl
Anderson, Harry Smith and Grover
! Soukop, all Of Stoneham, attended the
dance at Raymer last Friday night and
report a most enjoyable evening.
Miles Mitchell and Mr.. Wheeler drove
from Sterling last Friday. They were
caught in the bad storm and had TO
stop and unhitch for an hour or 50.
Mr.. Mitchell purchased new team
of horses while in Sterling and is now
ready for ell who want j swift ride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rugland entertained a
few friends at their home west Of
town Tuasday evening. Those attend
ing from here were Mr.. and Mrs. Du-
gan and lnez, Jake Shaw and Miss
Shaw. those from Raymer We're Mes
danes Whittier, Snyder, Murphy, and
Miss Mabel Addington, Messrs, Biggs,
Vik Tighe. Snyder. Murphy and Whit,
tier. Dancing was indulged in until a
late hour and a fine lunch was served,
All report a fine time.