The Raymer enterprise., 1914-02-26
Stonehann Items

Rev. hauer was a Sterllng passenger
Tuesday noon.
Mrs. Crabb and daughter were Stone
ham visitors Friday.
Clarence Nichols attended the dance
in Raymer Saturday night.
7. c. Winkler made a livery trip to
Raymsr Friday in his auto.
Joe Freys smiling face is again to be
seen in the old familiar haunts.
Mani Ducker visited several days in
Denver last week returning Saturday.
John Smith returned Saturday from
Apoca. Iowa where he spent several
j. ID. Ferguson returned home Satur-
day from Boulder where he has been
studying law.
Mesdames Sawyer and Reedy went
to Sterling Tuesday to have some dem
tai work done.
Miss Lydia Bake visited over Sat-
urdsy, Sunday and Monday in town
with her little friend, Jennie SchooIey.
A little son was born to Mrs. Ida Sill
bo one day last week. Here's wishing
the little fellow the best this old world
can afford.
jim Essex, Louie Jensen, Gene Du-
gan nd Carl Selberg wer among those
from Stoneham VINO attended the Leach
dance saturday night.
{. <. Carlson has erected good siz-
ed garage and repair shops. and is pre-
pairing to do the auto livery business in
tip top shape this summer.
Among those who made business trips
to Sterling this week were Clarence
Nichols, Will Schmeeckle. Jheo. Carl
son, J. Lambert and L. Vangraefschpc.
We are glad to learn that Norris
Bake who has been confined at his
home with tonsiitis the past week has
recover ed and able to resume his sch ol
work.
Mrs. Myrtle Hutt came in from Suth.
erland, Nebr. Saturday, where she has
been visiting several days with her par
ents. She left her son, William there
to attend school.
Arthur Jeppson brot his household
goods out from Sterling Friday and
again will take up his residence on the
claim. Mrs. Jeppson and the ba oies
came on the train the same day.
Rev. Mr.. Hauer and Robert Hoff
have been visiting around in the COM
munity the past few days. working up
interest in organizing Lutheran
church here and report good success.
A bucket Of rock was accidentally
dropped on Mr.. Graham in the Bar
tram well last Saturday afternoon, in
fiicting several very painful wounds on
his head. MIR. Graham now wears sew.
eral bandages.
Mrs. A. j. Carlson came from Ster-
ling Saturday, her husband having pre-
ceded her earlier in the week. They
have been living in Sterling during the
winter, but are now "at home" to their
friends on tho claim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l.. Nichols were
pleasantly surprised at their home last
Tuesday, it being their twenty fifth
wedding anniversary. A number of
their neighbors and friends dropped in
to help them celebrate.
Ralph Nordell, small son of A. W.
Nordcll living east of town, had the
misfortune of losing most of one hand
Saturday by getting caught in a well
machine. He was hurried to physic
ian in Sterling Immediately.
Miss Etna Thompson and pupils en-.
ioyed picnic dinner to celebrate Lin
coins birthday. A program was to
have been given but was postponed un-
til later. Needless to say both teacher
and pupils enjoyed it immensely.
An interesting Literary meeting was
held Friday evening. Most of the off,
GERS were absent but their places were
filed satisfactorily by substitutes.
Mesdames Schooley and Gibson ably
defended Equal Suffrage in the debate.
A Spelling match after the program at
the next meeting.
The Mizpah class met at the Nelson
home last Wednesday evening and had
very pleasant and profitable time.
After the usual devotional hour, games
were played in which were mingled
features of Lincoln's, Washington's
and Saint Valentines Day. Light re-
freshments and music completed the
evening and the guests departed feel
ing glad that he came.