The Raymer enterprise., 1914-10-08
COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS !
Wlce-a.aake Reporters tell Deings Of fecrls Gu.
Of town and in near BY villages,
stonehan Items


Mr.. and Mrs. r. Glass, who have re-
Gently taken up their residence here on
4 homestead, went to Sterling Wednes-
day to spend some time.
Gus Bjolin was a business visitor in
Sterling last week.
Frank Nelson went to Sterling We'd
nesday. to have some dental work
done.
! Chas. Zerkle returned from Sterling
Wednesday where he has been for sew
eral days in the doctors care having had
touch of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Susie Merrel of Sterling visited
Wednesday night at the Davis home.
Mr.. c. A. Bashford and family NOV
ed to Sterling Thursday.
VIM Holloway made final proof on
his land last week and left Friday for
his heme in Omaha.
Dutch Gebhardt is renewing old
acquaintance tetc this week.
| Mrs. Fred Andrews and little daught-
ers returned Friday from short visit
IN the east.
| j. G. Dugan and A. C. Christen were
transacting business in Raymer Friday
afternoon.
| E. Z. Wheeler went to Sterling on
business Friday.
! The yeung peoples society held Il
business meeting and social in the
school house Friday night.
Miss Lucille Mullins enjoyed visit
with friend from Denver over Sun
day.
}. Q. Smathers of Raymer was a
Ncaller i'll Stoneham Saturday morning.
a baby daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Rob Hoff Saturday. Here's
good luck to the young lady.
Mrs. h. l.. Glenn came up from Sterl-
ing Monday for a short visit on the
homestead
Messrs Peterson and Crater were
Sterling visitors Mouday.
Ed Van0yen and family moved to
Madison Nebr. Monday where they will
make their future home.
Rev. W. C. Bekameyer departed for
Denver Monday to attend conference.
Mrs. Bekemeyer will visit friends in
Sterling during his absence.
Fred Vasey. who has been working
in the lumber yard here for sometime
went to Paoii Monday.
I! Earl Goddard and wife returned
home from various places last monday.
B. r. Zerkle left for his home Mon
day after visiting a short time here
with his brother, Charles.
( Mrs. w. d. NortlIrup and infant son
came home from Sterling Monday even
ing.
Jas. Snath GANG in on the morning
train Tuesday.
( Dewey Rothrock returned Tuesday
from few weeks visit at TT. Morgan.
Mrs. G. Bjolin returned from Sterl-
ing Tuesday where sEe has been for
some time visiting her daughter Mrs.
0lof Johnson and the new grandchild.
Mr.. ]. 6. Schooley aad son Arthur
departed overland the last of the week
for YORK Nebr. to which place Mrs.
schooley and Jennie have proceeded
them there. During their few years Of
honesteading here, this estimable fam
! " has made many friends who regret
tie rtleparture.
r. C. f. MeCon. came up from Jules
burg one day last week and looked
after business interests here.
/ A. c. Christsen has purchased the
Mitchell lot north of the P. O, building
and has moved his house in from the
farm. After plastering, painting etc
Mr.. and Mrs. Christsen will again he
living at home"
( Word was received here Monday morn
ing of the death of Miss Cecil Nichols
only daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. E. l..
Nichols of this place. She and her
brother Waiter have been attending the
high school in Sterling. Cecil was
taken seriously III with appendicitis
F'iday and asked 10 be disui SD YJm
ac5ao'. Her parents were sunrfnond
From Rome Saturday morning and they
took aal 70 Denver Sunday morning
iia expert medical atten dance but she
passed away about six o'clock the same
evening. The body was brought to
Sterling No ,day where short service
was held and then the family accom-
panied the remains to the old home at
Avoca Iowa for burial.
OF Cecil it may be said that she num-
bered her friends by her acquaintances
and she has made many close friends
during her four years residence here
everyone of which will mourn her loss.