The Raymer enterprise., 1913-04-24
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
Doass st the People Of haymer and Vicinity lur Past
Week told Ia Brief

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Dass Of the peope Of Aaymer and Vicinity ur Past tor at the
Week iod 10 sret
Mic Franz
day and is 8
A little warmer would suit better
George NJ
Mrs. j. C. Dugan visited at the IN to eota
Mitchell home Monday. on his bom,
we do not hear any cns complain Locals a,
that it is too dry this spring. much becau
l.. M. Sweigarl and wife were call ,anoa ,.i.o
ing on friends Sunday afternoon.
1t is CLAIM
".n' wv ~ o'e,n"s led in popul
W '"'' BUSINESS UP en- months.
Mrs. Henry went up to Sterling Sat .m
urday and spent Sunday with friends WIN Oe "'.e
-. ty seat sati
Miss Lena Lantz arrived in Raymer
Wednesday for visit at the C. b. "i' mug
R,rL ar hn,no daughter az
returned as
Mrs Wanser arrived in Ravmer and will liv,
Monday after spending few months n'ohths
at North Platte, Nebr her sister n
The c. B. Barker family were dinner Every ON
guests of the Nickerson family Sunday chureh serV
Rev. Beans was also guest. mousse next
at 10 A. NJ.
Mrs. Moon, who has been spending NJ, Subject
the winter at Columbia, Iowa returned and bring y
to the Raymer country Saturday, well spent.
E. l. Seavey came down from Ster- Rev. and
ling Saturday and remained over Sun from Hunte
day with his family on the homestead where they
ternoon.
Miss Beulah Fenton arrived satur- the Rsymer
day from Illinois for an indefinite visit ing, which
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Rev. Lovelt
Fenton. ness to pre-;
weeks if tn
Supt of schools A. b. Copeland was
in Raymer Wednesday and Thursday ~,
meeting with the teachers and patrons ine '"'e
=. ~ e.., ganized t.
ager and Fl
o. p. Bake and Mr.. Erickson were boys have
up to Keota Thursday to make final winning Tea
proof their claims. NJ. Mitchell and ior results
!. N. Vik were their witnesses. season VIII
boys May il
Mrs. Wanser, who has been spend little cash
ing the past few months at North pose to Civ,
Platte, Neb., returned to Raymer last dances at t.
Monday and is again homesteading benefit of Z
given Satul
Mrs. Haght arrived in Raymer on
Tuesday and will now take up home. Tho scbo
steading on her claim southwest of grade ara 4,
'o""' we "e'cohe '''ese newcomers to establish
L. A. Whittier and A. j. Scrivens L.,
came down from Sterling Tuesday and a a"' "sA .sl :
spent couple of days in and around
Raymer Mr.. Whittier returned home eo'''''uou' "
five days in
w. Bass arrived Thursday from Nc ae's are e
Cook, Neb., and is very busy building requreu re'
house on their claim west Of Louis 'ie PROOFS
Aliens place. Mrs. Bass expects to be gan anu the
hero little later likely to be
full terms "
Catholic services will be held again
at Stoneham, Saturday. Ar 26th. All In anothe
members are earnestly urged to be tice of the
p esent. The service will be in charge election viii
Of Rev. p U. Sasse of Sterling. change one
may not S,
Mr.. Lem Hoffman has purchased the e,.c,;o, ,as
building formerly used for meet mar. had TO be
ket together with the lot on which 1t that Messr,
stood and the lot south of it and is oc hose form
cupying the same as residence. year would
present and
Remember that / can show you some Let them k
fine samples Of dress goods, curtains, they will dt
hosiery, handkerchiefs and underskirts out your wi
New samples arriving every week. schools are
Mrs. c. r. Graves. school cond
lions, but t
There was an increased attendance at should be c
Sunday school last Sunday morning. the larger
due VIC doubt not, to the preaching schools Of q
services to follow. 1t certainly did the school {
seem good 10 listen to sermon again. ing there.