The Raymer enterprise., 1915-06-10

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Ice cream at the hotel next Saturday
Don't forget that Raymer mus. and
will have an elevator this fall.
Mrs. lnez Haight. Master Gordon and
Miss Hazel returned Tuesday from their
visit at Colorado Springs.
A. f. Pischel shipped another car Of
hogs to Denver Monday. Mrs. pisc lel
and Willard accompanied him on this
trip to the big city. \
Roy Fowler went to Sterling yester-
day to consult doctor about an injury
TO one Of his hands received Tuesday
while unloading his tractor fiom the
ear.
A fishing party c imposed of Mrs.
Norwood, the ladies of the Allen family,
Mrs. Beson anu her guests, the Harts.
were at Jackson's lake yesterday for a
fishing party.
We neglected to mention last week
tha. card from H. E. Moler asked
that his paper be sent to Alton. Iowa,
for time as he is detained there by
the sickness of his mother.
1t seemed good to see Uncle joe
Gingrass step off Of the train today,
fat. sleek and sassy. after couple OF
months spent in visiting various parts
of the world and on the Pacific coast
j, H Gardner brot in sample of
rye the first of the week and from its
height man would need compass
alongif he was going to prowi around
in that field looking for water melons
or he would get lost.
"A. Fike met with a couple Of misfor-
tunes last week, either of which are
serious losses. The fore part of the
week one of his cows died from some
unknown cause, and Saturday morning
another was struck by lightning and
killed.
As promised last week, we are CIV
ing Mr.. Mumper's letter to the Tax
Commission in full this week. II is no
small task to set an article of this kind
with our limited facilities, but We feel
that the interest in this question almost
demands the effort on our part. Giving
this necessarily cuts down on other
matter.
The new store building is being hur-
ried to completion. but delay is caused
by future of some waterial to arrive
as expected. Tney had expected to
open Saturday but on account OF the
delay, the opening does not take place
until the latter part OF next week.
You will, of course, notice their ad in
another place.
c. Conradson was in town Monday
morning and he reports that his brother
Harry, reported last week as badly
burned BY gasoline, was still in the
hospital at Sterling, but that his injur-
les were not believed to be likely to en-
tail any permanent injury. However,
it will be some time before he will be
fully recovered.
When it comes to the incubator bus
mess, l.. NJ. Sweigard thinks that the
I old hen is hard to beat. He has taken
1863 chickens from under 16 hens this
week. averaging 10 and - chickens to
the hen. 1t will make any wooden hen.
tin hen, or asbestos hen 60 some to get
ahead of the old biddy with feathers on
her back and hot blood in her breast
when she is watched by Mr.. Sweigard.
The committee appointed at Grover
meeting some time ago to bring about
an organization of taxpayers for this
section, has decided to invite the pat.
rons of each school house to send dele
gates to Grover June l7th. An elec-
tion to select delegates should be held
at some time prior to the 18th. We
should like to see every school send
delegate to this meeting. We believe
that the information that could be OBJ
tanned there would be helpful to US all
in understanding the faults and VIRTUE S
of our present methods Of equalization.
A good understanding is the first essen
tial of intelligent procedure.