The Raymer enterprise., 1916-07-20
LOCAL NEWS Of INTEREST
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Miss Anna Summers spent Sunday
with Mrs. W. R:.Thompson.
The Ladies Booster Club meets with
Mrs. Allen next w ednesday, July Is.
Emory Hoffman and r. L. Wanser
spent Sunday with Mrs. L. Wanser.
MIR. coates, the Hail. Insurance Ad-
juster is spending few days in Ray
mer this week. "a s-.@
Miss Anna Chess;ck came few days
ago from New Mexico to visit her cou-
sin, Mrs. F. Novak. -
l.. =. kile is moving into the room
ing heuse this week, and is also start
lie to build new, barn.
While at Greeley Saturday we saw
Mr.. Clark at the pea canning factory,
where he has good position. =
The Knapp, Cutler. and Miller FAM
lies spent week ago Sunday at the
c. E. Beans home III Sterling.
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j. N. Quinn went to Denver yester-
day to attends the Colorado Bankers
Convention today and tomorrow.
N. Wilson who has been working in
the Greeley pea canning factory re-
turned home with US last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen, Maurice, Floye,
and Glennie started for Denver Tues
day morning, where they will spend
several days.
Mrs. Geo. Miller accompanied by her
niece, Miss Simons, arrived from
Omaha yesterday for the summer wife
the Rayme people. :
The Ladies Aid we're entertained at
the Graves home Tuesday, Not very
large attendance on account of the
busy harvest season.
STRAYED:-Day mare and yearlinR
colt from my plabe 10 miles southeast
Of Stoneham, both haltered. $40 for
return. D. R. Wheadon, Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke returned from
Cheyenne Monday where they have
been for the last five months. They
will live on Mrs. Burke's claim north
Rumor says that Lloyd Erford has
sold .is house that is not yet completed
SO If the damesis correct, Lloyd will
just have to build another. Why not
sjme others get busy.
Mr.. and Mrs; !. I. Knapp and Mr.
and Mrs. Gal;reth drove to Greeley
Tuesday. Thiy were looking for those
new Buick cals which are supposed to
be on the market soon.
Tie cement blocksfys the new gar
age will be all made today, the exca-
walton for the footing Of the walls is
being done and work laying up the
blocks will commence very shortly.
The Fairmont Creamery Comp any are
going to install steam heating appar-
atus in the Norwood cream station
which will make it much more convsn-
Int for handling cream than it has
been.
James Brenton who superlntended
the building of the Crescent elevator
last year, is here from Fl. Collins tun-
ing up the engine and machinery in
readiness for the wheat crop which
will soon be ready to move.
Kotouc Bros. have sent word to ar
range for the building Of cement blocks
.or building 80 by 80. to be used for
the home of dry goods and clothing
store. We have every reason to be-
lieve that it will be a most desirable
addition to the business interests Of
the town.
Mrs. Brown, mother Of G. P. Brown
who has been visiting him for the past
month, returned to her home at Long
mont yesterday. She was accompan-
led by her daughter in.law, Mrs. Brown
and the grandchildren. The latter will
remain with their grandmother while
the former attends the teachers insti-