The Raymer enterprise., 1914-05-14

His broken arm prevented him taking
the examination with the class.
Mrs John Smith returned to Ayoca,
Iowa Monday
The dance scheduled for Saturday
did not take place
James Essex drove down to Willard
Tuesday afternoon
Dugan & Roth are loading car Of
wkeat for shipment
T. c. Winkler and family autoed to
Sterling Wednesday.
W. D Northrup is fencing his quarter
section north Of town.
Axel Samuelson Of Sumner, Nebr.
has returned to his claim.
W. A. Wade vent to Sterling Thurs
day and returned Saturday.
J E Allen, the Runley man came in
on the morning train Monday
Miss Amanda McComb departed fer
her home in Indiana Tuesday
Messrs Dugan and Gaueer transact
ed business in Denver last week.
Messrs Myers, McCloud and Folden
returned Thursday from Sterling.
E. l. Nichols is home again after
working several weeks in Sterling
VIM Ducker is visiting his brother.
Nehimiah on his ranch west of town.
The Stoneham Sunday school are
making preparations for Childrens Day
Mrs. Schooley took her little daugh-
ter to Sterling to receive medical aid.
Miss Inez Dugan visited her friend.
Leona Bethscheider Friday and Satur-
day
Mrs Lottie Reedy's brother from
Sterling visited relatives here several
days.
Norris Bake returned Thursday
from trip to Greeley, Fort C yllins and
Denver.
Mr.. Goddard has moved his family
and. household goods into the section
house Friday
Mrs. Myr!e Brakeman is spending
several weeks with her motLer MRS
Eltd limmons.
Miss Lydia Bake visited several
days with her friend Esther Bjolin the
first of the week
Mrs Wilkins left Tuesday for Lyn-
don, III. for visit with her daughter
and other relatives
Mrs. Daisy Stockbarger and son Ce-
Gil Of Sterling visited over Sunday with
old neighbors east OF town.
The Raymer bah boys did not get to-
gether Sunday afternoon SO the Stone
team returned without game
Mrs Ed BLY, drove down from Ray
mer on business and met her daughter
Helen who came from Sterling.
Miss Mary Pennington has campleted
term OF school in Wyoming and re-
turned to her claim for the summer
Mr. Jameson and family left Monday
for Wallace. Nebr They are estimable
people and We regret losing them from
our midst
Only few attended the Junior Glass
meeting at the Nielsen home Thursday
afternoon. Tney spent the time play.
ing croquet
Hr and Mrs Martins OF Texas City
are visiting the latter brother William
Mccain, and if the country suits will
probably locate here.
Messrs Nedderman, Lucas and Swas-
lex returned TO work in Sterling, Hax-
tun and Hillrose after spending a few
days on their claims south of town.
| Miss Hannah Nelson entertained the
members Of her Larkin Club at the
home of her mother last week. Plans
were discussed ard the first months or
ders made up. The ladies' declared 1t a
most enjoyable affair
By deal closed last week between
VIM Gauger md Dugan & Roth, The
former becomes the pussessor OF new
gasoline plow outfit and the latter to
take over the stock of merchandise
formerly owned by Northrup The
transfer and invoice was made Sunday
| A jolly crowd gathered at the Gau-
ger home thursday evening to cele-
brate Mr. Gaugers birthday. The even
ing was pleasantly spent in games and
/ graphanola music AT late hour re-
freshments were served and the guests
departed wishing him many more mile
stones TO cross
The Needleeraft Club held very in.
teresting meeting in the school house
Thursday afternoon Some new mem
bers joined and the afternoon passed
pleasantly in exchanging ideas and de-
signs in fancy work. aesdalnes Dugan
Filler and Shaw served dainty lunch
con Of sandwiches. fruit-salad and coffee