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The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30
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"0h. Mildred" cried one ycnry
lady, meeting school friend of some
Two summers past, I've heard the
greatest niece OF news. Can you keep
a sccre.?" Il don't know" said the
friend. Il never tried What is lit"
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30
Sweet Glover Sceo,

Order Sweet Clover seed now, either
Of me or leave orders at Enterprise Of
fee 20 cts per lb. in smaii Iats. In
quantities of lGn lbs. er over Is cls ana
! will furnish sac.. See sample az E,.-
terprise Office. j. K. snathcrs.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30
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In the 'ii.gatfta t. ,4 Mfs Ia India
sheep IRE qs"d e fe'att OF hrr.en
They carry ftcm sixtee1 Ris twenty
pounds each and carry lsaia TO mar.
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The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30
NOTICE rGn .ras.iC .rlas.

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peror,nrrt nf The inirriar.
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Oct, ~, 1915,
NOTICE is hereby given that llmund
r. Shapiey ot Ayaio, Colo, who m
Sept. 10, 1910, made Homestead Entry,
Nn. 0l<0S6, fer 3l-2 EWl-e, ard El-s
SWl4, and SGt-5 Of, Section q, Town.
ship 10 ~. Range 81 W, G;a prin.
MerIdiaa, has fled notice af intention
to make Final Three Year Proof. to tg'
tahlish claim to the land ABOVE descr.b-
ed, before Register and Receiver. at
Sterling. Colorado, on the 17lh day Of
December, 1913.
Claimant naltms as Witnesses
Sumner r. Eaton. OF Avalo Cdo,
Tom j, Lewis. Of "
Jacob W. G.er, Of " ia
Henry Ie@ir. of Ig-9
a. F. BROWNS Register
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30
NOTICE FOR pgat.Ic,TiuN


"a. p. l.. tPabi-horl Ssrial-1IAlt3-f2156j
Drpartncut Of thr in.rrior
L. :. Land o!iiee al sIotlm',. co.urudo
November II, 1915.
AoTIca is hereby gwen that Elmer
spaulding, If IT. Morgan, Colorado,
who, on Sept. n, 1910 March 23, 1914,
made erig. and ADD. \. H., No. 0.4ld3,
and No. 32Q5G6, Tor SWi-4, and SN -
NWt-4, Sec. -. and VIZ NEl.4, and
SEl-4 hEt-a, Section e, Township 6
North, Range 81 Mesi, Gth Principal
Meridian, mas fled notice Of intention
to make final Three Year Proof on
Add H, t., Final Five Year on Orig.
Il. L. Proof, 10 establish cIaiil to the
land above descrjheG, before Clefa OF
the D;strie; Guarl, at Fl. Morgan. Col
orado, OH tbe l3th u,.y ol January. 1916.
d, Claimant niyti'e- ..s HtiluafEcS
Charlie rrouJau Of Ut, MesYau col,iado.
Ray hpps. uf " lI.e5
I'd ~ Coud Of l2-ih
Al. BROWSE. Register,
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

License for automobiles and motor
Eycles for 1916 are now on sale. We
nave blanks and you can make appllca-
ton at this office now and have them
here by the first Of the year and avoid
danger of being pinched When you go
joy-riiing on New Years.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

: Mrs. Quinn enjoyed pleasant visit
from her father and mother who ar
rived Friday returning to Denver Sun
day by way of Morgan. Mr Quinn
taking them over in his CIR.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

Business at the Recorders Office
reached a high mark on the I'D The
Number of Instruments received tnat
day, loa; Fees, s92S5.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

The Misses Elder and Lion have open.
I'd up Short Order lunch counter in
the building north Of Norwood's store.
she also sells home bakery.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

We are authorized TO arrange oates
for H. II. Northup. The whole matter
Of dates, terms and bills can be ar
ranged right hare. The sales Mr., Nor
thup has conducted have demonstrated
that handles his crowa better. gets
better prices and pleases the poopIe
better ihaD the alclioaeers from .sss5
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

This is to announce that the Christ
ian Bible School meets at the Ravmer
school house every Sunday at 10 a. m.
followed by preaching and the Com
munion service at II q. m. You are
invited " MI Of these services.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Miller entertained
the following to dinner Christmas day,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cutler, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Knapp and children, Misses Rohrborrh
Hosford, Mcfarland ard Claude Lacock
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

We have some OF these Ingersol
watches that We wo,.id be glad 70 give
u any boy who viii bring or send us
$500 for two NEW Subscribers t. The
Enterprise. Bring Us one at one time.
and the other later, and when We get
The second, you can have the watch.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

Harry Milrollana spent Christmas
with home folks at Bridgeport, Nebr,
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

Mrs, SNYDER who went to Sterling
with the Gardner children came aoma
Friday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

Mr.. ami Mrs. J. W. Hobbs cntetain-
ed company Of about twenty-five
guests at tEeir home Christmas day.
The families represented were Whites,
Quinns, Pischels and Addington.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30
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All human things Of dearest valua
bang IN slcne Il g'rings.-l; Edmund
WaIler.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

Miss Ona Rohrbough lost on Christ
mas eve a present at the school house.
lt was gift that she had not opened,
and giver is not here so she does not
know exactly what it is. but supposes
II to he some ivory articles. There
were three Packages. We hope this
viii meet the eye of the finder who
will be glad to restore the articles to
the right.ul owner and she will be very
glad to :ceive them.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30
1 News OF INTEREST
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q good lock thru the Farm
)eYator the other day, Tie
{os is full Of Nhs.t AMI wheat
going up 50 that tn increase IN
n will resalt 10 the beneiit Of
As1mmuniiy whether it be 70
tarrner selling the sane Or TO
1armer who owns stock 10 the
etor.
Ras particularly impressed with
grin1ing machine which makes
Dssiblc for farmer To have any
OF grain ground for feed or
here are many who have not as
really inspected the elevator
{ believe that they should do so
i is something for the farmers
5his community 10 be proud Of.
he bank here has done every
lng we could to help this elevator
b will continue to do so as we are
everything that is for the farm
as our interests are identical.
Let US all put away our hammers
br the coming year, and get to-
ether for good hard pull that
bill make showing for Raymer,
nd this territory such as new
6tountry never made.
i# Let Us. the business men Of Ray
ner do everything We can for the
FARMERS to further the cause OF
rood roads and other Improvements
bnd in turn let the farmer resolve
70 do everything he can for Raymer
Jas the building of Raymer results
in increased land values. as nothing
else can do.
q }. N. Quinn, Cashier
e State Bank Of Rasmer.
4 Winter for sure.
Happy New Year.
i Rev. Griti'9 took dinner with {. T..
7hycs and family last Sunday.
miss Ward spent her Christmas va
alton with home folks near Greeley.
Geo Summers left Sunday for. Den
lEr where he will visit for some time.
Jimmie Smathers arrived Tuesday
rom the east and is visiting his broth
Il, John.
| will ship hogs again the coming
fonday or Wednesday. See me about
,rices, A. Pischei.
Mis- Hosford expects her mother
lome this week in time to eat New
Tears dinner with her.
A. G. sNickerson and family enter
aimed their relatives for Christmas
Inner TO the number Of about thirty
I've.
, l.. NJ. Sweigard has settled upon TIE
appropriate name of "city View Ranch
or his farm adjoining the city of Ray
ner.
Claude Laeoak left yesterday for To-
va where he will spenl, several Weeka
listing his psrants. other raIativei and
friends.
Maurice and Marie Allen departed
asst Sunday for Spaulding, Nebr.. Il
,isit with friends at their Old home,
they expect to return home Sunday.
Mrs. Fox has been very SICK at the
tome of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Dunbar. At this writing she Is som,
,etter but her mother is sick with the
grippe.
Mrs. S. NJ. Fleming of Trenton, Neb
.aska arrived in Rayner last Thursday
ind is spending a couple Of weeks Wis,
ting with her daughter, Mrs. w. R.
Thompson.
Mr.. ami Mrs. j. W. Hobbs entetain.
ii a company of about twenty-five
quests ut tEeir home Christmas day
The families represented were Whites
2uinns. Pischels and Addington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Miller entertained
he following to dinner Christmas day
Mr.. and Mrs. Cutler, Mr. and Mrs. r
Knapp and children, Misses Rohfborrf
|iosford, Mcfarland ard Claude Lacoci
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

Mrs. S. NJ. Fleming of Trenton, Neb-
Aaska arrived in Rayner last Thursday
and is spending couple of weeks Wis.,
i,ing with her daughter, Mrs. w. r.
Thompson.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

The local basket ball team met the
fast Grover team at the high school
auditorium last Thursday night. The
first half of the game saw the Grover
boys leading, but in the last half our
boys woke up and carried victory to
their goal by fast ard clever playing,
the score atthe close standing q to 26.
The same team administered defeat to
our lads at Grover some time ago, SO
nonors are now even.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

A surprise was planned ON the Fowl
ers asst evening. The storm kept most
people away, but banker Quinn and +.
Knapp decided to venture beyond the
city limits without lights and in def
ance OF the frost king they journeyed
tothe Fowler heme. taking with them
the depot agent. two members Of The
Enterprise family and Miss Anna Sum-
mers. We suspect TIE Fow!ers were
properly surprised and that they recog-
nlze western hearts as being warmer
than the weather served that evening.
The Christmas exercise at the school
house last Friday evening we're fine.
We think and say that every year, and
every year they seem to grow better.
Perhaps it is because the remaining
years are growing fewer and also dear
er. at any rate all enjoyed the reci-
tations, music, old Santa and all. Miss
Marie Allen and Miss Marlborough did
lot of work on the program ard TO
them should be given great deal of
credit for the success Of the program
but the participants must also come in
for their share as they must needs have
been willing clay in the hands Of lhei.
instructors.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

Mrs. Fox has been very sick at the
Nome of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Dunbar. At this writing she is some
better but her mother is sick with the
grippe.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

Rev. Gritfa took dinner with {. +.
Fhycs and family last Sunday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

Claude Laeoak lef, yesterday for To-
wa where he will spent, several weeks
Visiting his p,'rants. other relatives aud
Friends.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

Maurice and Marie Allen departed
last Sunday FOR spauding, Nebr., to
visit with friends at their old home.
They expect to return home Sunday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

A. G. sNickerson and family enter
tained their relatives for Christmas
tiinner to the number Of about thirty
Ave.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

l.. NJ. Sweigard has settled upon tie
appropriate. name of "City View Ranch
for his farm adjoining the city of Ray
1ner. !.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

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The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

Miss Ward spent her Christmas va
alton with home folks near Greeley.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

Mis- Hosford expects her mother
home this week in time to eat New
Years dinner with her.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

Geo Summers left Sunday for Den
Er where he will visit for some time.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

Il | will ship hogs again the coming
Monday or Wednesday. See me about
prices, A. Pischei
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30
NOTICE reR PUBLICATION.

A. F. BROWNS. Register
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-30

Jimmie Smathers arrived Tuesday
rom the east and is visiting his broth
il, John.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-28
"NEARLY MARRIED'
 NEXT CROSS SHOW

Under CoVer," with Alfred Cross and his assoicate players has satisfied the most exacting theatergoers it's first three performances both through Kendall Werton's superior production and the acting of the company. The play by Roi Cooper McGrue, filled with comedy and tense and thrilling situations, served we'll for an opening bill. All energies are now turned to the production on Saturday, Jan- uary 1, of Edgar Selwyn's farce Nearly Married.'' It is broad com- edy, funny in it's situations and serves as a clean cut, witty laugh provoker
 MT. Cross will be seen as Harry Lindsey and Miss Herne as his wife. The comedian will have his first big opportunity as "Rangebulli" the ex- Sherry waiter. Miss Ruth Byron will also have her first prominent part, while Messrs. Collier, Sheffield and White will have a chance to duplicate their "Under Cover" suc- cesses as will the Misses Morton Southern and Brandt wha nave a:- ready scored.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-28
News for Theater G0e1s and Women Readers
REVELATIONS0F WIFE
By ADELE GARRISON

had come to her. She dropped her hands from his shoulders. 'Of course, I've no right to butt in like this," she said as if recalled to herself II beg pardon of both of
 you. Good-by" and she dashed for the door. But Dicky, with one of his quick changes from wrath to remorse, i was before her
 No you don't, my dear,' he said, grasping her arm. "You know I . couldn't get angry at you no matter what you said. I owe you too much. l know I have a beast of a temper, but you know, too, I'm over it just as quickly. Look here." He Topped down on his knees in an exaggerated pose of humility, and put up his hands first to me and then to Lillian.
 See. I beg Madges pardon, I beg 11ll1an's pardon. everybody's pardon. Please don't kick me when I'm down. 1-llllan's face relaxed. She laughed indulgently.
 "Oh, I'll forgive you. but imagine it will take more than that to make your peace with your wife! It would if you were my husband. Phone me about Sunday. Perhaps Mrs. Graham can come over after dinner and meet you there. Good-by.''
 She hurried out of the door, this time without Dicky stopping her. Dicky came toward me.
 If l say I am very, very sorry, Madge?' he said, smiling apologetc- ally at me.
 "Of course it's all right, Dicky," forced myself to say.
 Curiously enough, after all, my re- sentiment was more against Lillian than against Dicky. Probably she n, cant we'll, but how dared she talk to my husband as if he were her per- sonal property, and what was it he lowed her" that made him take such d raking over at her hands?
New Britain herald., 1915-12-28
IEFFRIES CO-STAR
 WITH F. x. BUSHMAN

With Francis X. Bushman, Rev. er1y Bayne and James J. Jeffries, the former heavyweight champion in inn portant roles. "Pennington's Choice" q picturization of John Culleys story which is to be one of the features of the Keeney photoplay program to- night, should attract a capacity audi ence to the playhouse. There is a galaxy of notables in the cast which played the piece before the camera and the Metro people. who produced the drama, expended a large sum in preparing it for the screen. It is a big number and it deserves attention Another special for tonight will be Elsie Janis in Twas Ever Thus
 Smith and Mcclure, billed as two little rays of sunshine furnish the principal vaudeville attraction. These little girls are classy entertainers They are former members of the John Bunny company and they have en- viable regulations as stage singers. Other acts on the bill are Helene and Arvon, dancers, and the Rosa Rentz troupe of acrobats.
 Seven Sisters" with Marguerite Clark, will be the attraction for Wednesday and Thursday. The Big Four feature Thursday and Friday will be Sweet Alyssum," Selig Red Seal headliner.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-28
"A PAIR OF SYKES"
 SCORES AT POLPS

Almost everybody is familiar with the national game of cards. It can not be undertaken to say how many people know how to play poker, but it is generally known that pair of sixcs can beat lone queen. The play which was produced at Polls theater yesterday proved the contrary-that a lone Queen of Hearts can beat "A Pair of Sixes.'' The play will be con- tinued throughout the week.
 "A Pair of Sizes" is a farce in three acts. It has been commended by the usually severe metropolitan critics in terms that almost exhausted the su- perlatives. Robert P. Glecker, new leading man at Polls had role un- like that of last week, his first week in Hartford and showed remarkable versatility, which established him more firmly in the admiration Of the Poli patrons.
 After the performances yesterday afternoon and last evening Santa Claus entertained the children m the theater There was a Christmas tree on the stage with beautiful dccora tions. The children came on the stage, shook hands with the Poll Players and with Santa Claus cnd be- fore going away each got a nice pres ent. Santa Claus will be at the thea ter aagin tonight and will distribute more gifts to the children.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-28
"OUINNEYS" PLAY AT
 PARSONS TOMORROW

Like priceless gem in the midst of tawdry paste jewels, Horace Annes- ley Vachell's exquisite comedy of an English antiquarian's family life, "Quinneys,' shines at Maxine Elliott's theater, among the ordinary comedies of the day." said the New York critics. Frederick Harrison will send a per feet cast here, at the head of which is the most distinguished character actor of the London stage. Frederick Ross, who enacts the role of Joseph Chimney. "Quinneys' '' will be seen at the Parsons theater tomorrow and morrow.
 One of the largest theatrical attrac- tions ever to take to the road will be seen here New Years Eve ard New Years at the Parsons theater when ''Town Topics' will be present. ed under the direction of the Messrs. Shubert. This is the production that opened the s6,OOO,OOO Century theater in New York last September
 at 8 cost of about $150.00O and 1t is being brought here practically intact, With it's full complement of the play CTS, and it's wealth of scenery and costumes. Town Topics'' is 3 musi- cal comedy spectacle. in twelve sets, twenty scenes, twenty-two musical numbers, and with a travelling cast of over 15O, and many supern,mer- aries. The music is by Harold Or lob. and the book by Harry B. and Robert B. Smith and Thomas T. Gray
New Britain herald., 1915-12-28
GENTLE RUBBING
 HELPS VARICOSE VEINS

Rubbing the swollen veins nightly for about two minutes with a gentle upward stroke brings benefit to sufferers and is mighty good advice, says an authority.
 After the rubbing, which should always be toward the heart. because the blood in the veins flows that way, apply Emerald Oil Gull strength) with brush or hand
 Try this simple home treatment for a few days and improvement wifi be noticed then continue until veins are reduced to normal 1t is very concentrated and pene- tratfng and can be obtained at any modern drug store. It is so powerful that it also reduces Goitre and Wens. Clark and Brain erd. Riker- Hegeman Drug Stores have Emerald Oil in the orignar bottle and will be glad to supply it.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-28

In fact that was just what had happened-a volcano of pent-up hurt and resentment, hidden away in the heart of mother Gust an- other way of saying the foundation of the home) had suddenly burst. into action.
 Now I wonder if there aren't more of these volcanoes than we re- alize hidden under a careless and even smiling endurance of family raillery.
 Why does the victim join in the joke if he objects to being its butt? ? It is simply a protective instinct which raises this hard crust of pre- tended indifference over the inner resentment. lSl We Never Suspected That Raw Ncrcc,
 One of my college mates used to mispronounce words most astonish- ingly. She had large reading s~d small conversational vocabulary Oike good many people.) When she came to college and tried to use the words she had read she had no idea how to pronounce them cor rectly. With true college fraasx- ness we of her intimate circle never failed to laugh at her amusing slips. and she always laughed with us. 1t wasn't until years afterwards that she confessed to me that by our raillery we had developed a raw nerve in her which winced eySrv time we laughed.
 Laughter is good thing, but not when it makes anyone suffer.
 Are you sure there are no voi- canoes of hurt and resentment in your home or your intimate circle?
New Britain herald., 1915-12-28
Volcanoes

The family circle was completely fabbergasted when the little mother the ever-patient. ever-cheerful, lii = tie mother-after a sudden passionate protest, got up from the dinner table and left the room. evidently on the verge of tears.
 Il never dreamed she felt that way about it, they said
 Why, she always laughed with us before"
 Think of mothers mind ing our laughing at her, and about that. too '' everyone Had Laughed at Mothers
 Color Blindness
 That was mothers color blin- ness. It had been a family joke for years. Visitors also had been frequently invited to laugh at mothers incapacity to tell blue from green and pink from yellow. And mother had always laughed. too And now, after one of the customary references, mother had suddenly put down the teapot and, with flushed checks said she didn't like it at ali especially the way they embarrassed her by laughing at her right in front of outsiders, like those college friends of Ruth'S last week. It was dread fully embarrassing; she might be a fool, but she didn't like to be con- tinually reminded of it. And then. with her voice too choked for fur ther words, mother, cheerful, jolly little mother. had left the room.
 No wonder the family were aghast It was like having a volcano sud- denly come to life in the foundations of ones home.
 N Volcano in Mothers Heart.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-28
By DOROTHY CLARKE

Such a wonderful holiday house. party! I think I enjoyed the skat- ing most, for. at last I can dance on skates. Louise taught me, so now I really must buy new skating cos" tune, hers was Russian and perfect ly lovely. The coat was made of bright red broadcloth, lined with white of the same material. It was cut short in front, ending in a tail
New Britain herald., 1915-12-28
nu for Tomorrow
Breakfast.

Breakfast.
 Fruit. let Saratoga Potatoes yin Biscuit Coffee
 Lunch.
 Sardines with Rice. town Betty Cocoa Loin of Pork Brown Gravy
 Apple Sauce
 hipped Potatoes
 Creamed Turnips Orange and Cress Salad Fafers Cheese
 Banana Sponge
 Coffee
 Hines with Rice. Open the can, Fe the fish carefully and pour Fl into a frying pan, adding to -half of bay leaf and one-lnalf 3teaspoonful of curry powder. en with a very little corn starch Ed to a paste with melted butter. 3e minutes add the fish and draw De side Of the fire where they heat through. Serve them on a er with a border of boiled rice. mana Sponge. Soak -one-half of k of gelatine in one-half of a ul of cold water. Make a boiled lrd with one and one-quartcr cup- of milk, three eggs. ore cupful gar and a pinch of salt. Add the ed Gelatine, stir until dissolved, n and set aside until cold and be- ing to thickcn. Beat in two spocnfuls of lemon juice and half dozen bananas reduced to lip by pressing through a sieve Itting through the finest cutter of food chopper. When it again as to. thicken stir in lightly ono Of thick cream whipped to q froth. Turn into wetted mold set away until firm.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-28
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in back and trimmed all around with
 two-inch band of Krimmer fur: on! 1, the sleeves there were brass ball but tons up to the elbow. The short fuu skirt was of black velvet having thel
 hem and slant pockets faced with red But her cap was the cutest thing about the costume, being four-sSded stiffened to point, topped by 8 baII of fur. band of which encircled the base. We skated morning, noon ana even at night, when we carried httle electric torches