The Raymer enterprise., 1915-06-17


\ Ruth Graves accompanied her faith
er to Morgan yesterday.
MIR. Joseph Gingras visited with Mr..
Meacham' family Monday night.
Catholic services will be held in
stoneham, Thursday, June l4th at 10
P. M. Be on time.
Dennis Graham of Stoneham made
final proof Tuesday in Raymer before
Commiss oner Stanley.
The Winterrowd family are enjoying
a visit from their son, wife and a
daughter who arrived in Raymer last
Saturday.
Mrs. William Schmeeckle left yes
terday for Eustis, Nebr., called there
by a telegram stating that brother IL
or IL years old had been accidentally
killed. The telegram did not state the
particulars.
James Frew arrived from Eustis,
Nebraska. Tuesday, to see about his
land interests hereabouts. We are sor-
ry to report that Mrs. kellar does not
seem to improve as fast as hoped for,
and that she will probably enter some
sanitarium for time.
4 The Raymce Mercantile Co., this
week announce the arrival OF shoes
that they have added to their already
complete stock of general merchandise.
They want a chance to show these
goods and convince you that they have
what you want at the price you ought
to pay.
I Mrs. Meachsm Of Nora Springs. To-
wa, who has been visiting her brother
in-law, Geo. Meacham and family near
Buckingham, since last Thursday de-
parted Monday for her home stopping
f,r short visits at Greeley and Boulder
Mrs. Meacham was much pleased with
the country.
Mr.. Beson last friday sent in to the
st. Paul Mutual Hail Insurance Com
@panY, the application of Hotel & Yout-
sey for hal insurance of $40 acres Of
wheat at ten dollars per acre, the cash
premium amounting 1924 90. Quite an
insurance policy that, and also quite a
lot Of wheat.
A local which WAS overlooked the
past two weeks was the arrival of
Miss Sterret from Sydney. Nebraska,
where she has been teaching school
the past two years. She will spend
the summer with her parents on thier
claim north Of town. We welcome
these people among US.
Mrs. Allen, and the girls of the FAM
lily, the editor and family and Miss
Carrie Nickerson went to keota Sun
day afternoon 10 attend small part
Of the Sunday School Convention. The
threatening appearance Of the sky cut
their stay somewhat short, but what
they did hear was inspiring.
MIR. Hart, wife and daughters, who
have been visiting at th4 Bcson homes
the past two weeks, left Monday morn
ing for Morgan, flagler, Burlington
and various other points on their way
home to Lincoln, Nebraska. They
start with the firm expectation of get
4 ting there as tney travel in Ford.
Mr.. NJ. j. Kraxburger is wearing an
unusually large smile lately aud about
the only thing We can lay il to is the
fact OF Mrs. kraxburger's arrival
home Monday and the additional reason
that new member accompanied her
in the person of Wayne Wilson krax-
burger. This young man arrived the
18th Of May.
: We heard of one man who recently
said that if the high school was built
here. he could move his family hera at
once, as the lack OF high school adgant.
( ages had been the one thing, the ore
objection to the country. Another
man said that ii it was voted, he would
build hause in town this fall These
expressions are only few of the many
+ With the commencement of this
week. Raymer again has two stores.
We believe that Raymer will give two
sseras- good healthy trad for ca n one.
Sane eonnetinn il tha I;fa nf t..da II