The Raymer enterprise., 1915-09-16

ington and Mr. and Mrs. fisceel Grove
u Sterling Tuesday,
Mrs. G. {. Miller and friend, Mrs
Hertke came Monday from Omaha II
visit at the Jay Miller home.
Mr.. Gingrich left Friday for Gothen
burg, Nebr. after visit with hi.
daughter. Mrs. H. B. Mcclellan.
There will be dance at the school
house IN ksymer, Saturday night, Sep
ieuber 18th. All are cordially invited.
LOST Cream cotored summer coal
bet tseen N. Dunbar's and Lewis or
road to Buttes. Finder please leave
ut this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen went to Morgan
yesterdas to meet Mes. Aliens mother
isther and brother who arrived from
Iowa to make visit.
FOR SALE:Two good mules, and !
years old, broke. Five or six miles
southeast Of Raymer. On See. 10, Z,
81. Charles Baylis.
WANTED When you want any kind
Of carpenter work done call on Geo.
Reynolds at the Hutton home about
five miles south of town.
I FOR SALE. Cow, weighing about
1850, to be fresh in j anuary. Inquire
at Enterprise Office, or see H, B. Nc
: Ctellsn miles north of Raymer.
Mr.. ssd Mrs Norwood went to Nor.
gan Sunday to meet their friends Mr..
and Mrs. johnson from Eddyvilie, Iowa
They returned by wsy Of jackson lake.
A party consisting Of Frank Fox and
wife, Genevieve and Mabel Dunbar
and Hazel Petrie went to the Buttes
Sunday and succeeded in climbing the
east bluff.
The next Catholic services will be
held on Saturday Sept. 18th at 10 Am
All members earnestly requested to be
present a. inportsnt business will be
transacted.
A company Of young people were in
yited to spend Tuesday evening at the
Allen home. The evening was spent
in games and music. Refreshments
were served later in the evening, and
everyone went home expressing them
selves as having had delightful time.
The locals this week will necessarily
he abbreviated On account of the space
d voted to the corner stone laying.
We tQnk IOt tiC tttbC ~ NoR4aC WiSI VIC
shall have the facilities to properly
mention such events without encroach-
ing on regular matter. but at present
We have to be content with things as
they are.
We have heard no criticism Of the
exercises Saturday IN the corner stone
laying. We regret that more could not
have been present. While the exer-
cises were going on it seemed to us
that pr,vislon should have been made
t. recognize the County Superintendent
somewhere during the day. Mr.. Cope
land has been very faithful to this Sec
tion, and should have been recognized.
ii taere Is fault IN this respect, the
writer accepts The blame in full, and
can only plead that he did not intend
any slight to any one.
The orator Of last Saturday Hon.
James McCreery has known this coun-
try longer than most OF US who are
here today. He was our state senator
years ago when he took weeks and
months TO cover all OF this country with
horse and buggy. His eyes were
greeted with pleasing change last
=. Saturday. We publish his address
y Ills words are those Of encouragement.
We hope they may be words to stimu-
late our people and to still the voice Of
doubt among others. Une oil the lead
ing attorneys OF Greeley, ne is loyal ia
the irrigated section, sIlil a friend to
the people OF this newer country, hay.
ing the breadth ol vision to discern
tnat there ls room Tor Doth In the sue
cess, fame ana progress vi the Centen-
III state.
Time to Pay Taxes
The first halt OF Zach years taxes
are due and payable January /. the