The Raymer enterprise., 1912-04-04

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Mr.. Willet went to Sterling Monday
returning home the following day.
Mr.. Strader spent last Thursday at
the home of Mr.. Fry south Of town.
Chas. Roth went to Sterling Monday
and will spend few days on business.
Don't forget the box-social at the
School house Thursday evening April IS
Rob Stanley Of Raymer was in town
Monday aflcr a load Of groceries and
feed.
Messrs Gibson. Miller. Weizel and
Leach were in from North Pawnee
Monday.
Miss Pearl Davis returned from Ster.
ling Monday TO file on claim north of
our town.
Miss Florence Runyan left Wednes-
day for a visit with friends at Trenton,
Nebraska.
Mr.. Dave Gibson made business
trip to Sterling Monday returning on
Wednesday.
Mr.. N. Decker left for Eustis, Neb.,
last Thursday where he will remain for
few weeks.
Ted Worsfod and Archie Newsbaum
were down from "Coonsvile" north
Pawnee Tuesday.
Mr.. Slocum came up from Sterling
last Saturday. and will reside on his
claim nortn Of town.
Messrs. Prihercl, Hcrnas, Soukop,
and Anderson are working for Harry
Smith on the section.
Alta Geer was years old last Sun
day and celebrated the day by inviting
in Il few Of her friends and neighbors.
Mr. Townsend spent Friday evening
in town. He had spent the day in NOV.
ing Rev. Jackson's house onto their
claim.
Mr.. Kelly came down from near
Cheyenne Tuesday noon and went out
to his claim, where he will manufac,-
ure cotton gloves.
Mr.. Jack Viliers and Miss Emma
Leuth were married at Sedgewick,
Colo. last Sunday. Mr. Villicrs has
claim south Of here.
/ Misses Bloomster and Benson of
Sterling came up from that place Tues
day forenoon and will improve their
claims west of town.
Clint Winkler started for his claim
south of the Pawnee. with load of his
goods Monday afternoon, but found
the roads in bad shape.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Mercer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter came in last Thursday
with car OF goods and moved out to
( their claims west of town.
Francis Rugland came in Tuesday to
go east for North Dakota but backed
out when he heard about the floods
they were having in the east.
| Adolph Doncgan drove in from Hax.
tun last Friday evening. On account
of the bad roads he was compelled to
leave one load beyond Sterling.
Miss airline Olsen came up from
Sterling last Friday and spent few
days with her parents at this place.
She returned to Sterling Monday.
The Ladies Aid met at II. Smiths
last Thursday, only few being pres
ent. They will meet again in two
weeks, EVERYBODY invited. Lunch lOc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caul came up from
Denver last Saturday and will live on
Harry Smiths claim east of town,
while Mr. Caul will work on the sec
ton
Rev. WINNER went TO Sligo last Sat.
urlay and returned Monday where he
held services. Rev. WINNER will hold
services in Stoneham next Sunday,
morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kitchen and family
from Oklahoma have been visiting Rev.
Jackson's for the past week. Mr..
Kitchen has rented the Bonner house
and moved in Tuesday.
Mrs. knifton had the misfortune TO
run lead pencil into Der right hand.
Yesterday her hand began swelling and
she was compelled to make trip TO
Sterling to consult doctor.
Mrs. Will Clarke was called to Elm
Greek. Nebr., last Friday on account
Of the serious illness Of her father.
We have since learned that her father
died Friday morning before Mrs. Clarke
reached home.
Rev. Father Sasse from Sterling will
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