The Raymer enterprise., 1916-06-08

c. E. Beans Of Sterling came down
yesterday TO look after his farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Payne left Mon
day evening for Denver where they
will spend a few days.
LOST Three weeks ago a sorrel mare
branded HIS Oh the right shoulder.
s25.o0 reward if returned to Il.
ScAimori, Hilirose. Colo.
= A card from is, Hosford tells Us
that her mather's health is not impfos-
Ing as they would ike, but are hopeful
that she will soon be better.
Maurice, Marie and Floye Allen at
' tended the Alumni Banquet at Morgan
Monday evening and returned home by
way Fl Sterling the following day.
We want the commission and you
want the protection incident to hail in
surance. Write with The Home, whose
ability and disposition to pay is unques-
tionable. I
Cards were received this week an
nouncing the arrival of little daugh-
ter June lst to Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Beans of Sterling. Mother ana dauali-
ter doing nicely.
II you write your hail insurance with
me or with Addingtrn 4 Carman, your
notes will be right here in your home
bank and we give YOU the very lowest
rate. G. Z Graves.
The ladies' aid society met at The old
school house tuesday and enjoyed
picnic dinner. The afternoon was de-
voted to quilting and making arrange
ments for the sociable to be given on
Wednesday night June II.
A. F. Knapp was called to Weldon
early Sunday morning by the sad news
that his daughter Blanch had drowned
in the Riverside ditch at Weldon She
was eleven years old and had been WIS.,
iting her sister at Weldon.
LOST-A brtwn mare mule weight
about l,l00, left my place three
weeks ago. Eight SIDE OF mouth
torn about an inch, had halter on.
will give sl5.0O for the animal deliv-
cred at TT. Morgan. Address Jake
Knrub, Colo.
q An exciting game of ball took place
between the teams OF Colnan and The
Chain of Lakes on the Keota grounds.
The score being s to IA in faver Of the
Chain of Lakes 1t takes too much
currency to have salared team let US
!. try out some of the home boys,
Mr.. Grail Of Greeley drove over from
that place last Tn day night after
l.. M. Sweigard TO hasten 10 MRS.
Sweigard. 1t was feared he would not
reach her, but card from Mr.. Sweig-
ard informs us that she has rallied but
was still in very precar!ous condition.
The Singer sewing machine is the
most endurable, simplest and easiest in
operation. gives best satisfaction with
all kinds of material, and is most eco
nomical, everything considered, of any
sewing machine in the market. When
ia Raymer step into Schmeeckle Bros.'
store and see the newly improved,
without any shuttle, baH-bearing ma
chine. They have few second hand
also.
One Of the most delightful events Of
the season was given by the Ladies Aid,
Tuesday June 6. "A course luncheon
was served at II O'Clock high noon, at
The new federated NJ. E. church. stu.
ated at Raymer Heights. A musical
program was given followed by the
most sumptuous repast, served by the
Junior Aid. A delightful hour was
spent socially and profitable needlework
induIged in.
Hail causes far greater loss in this
section than fire. yet no prudent busi-
ness man fails to carry fire insurance.
You cannot affcrd to carry your own
rIsk against hail. Write with the
strongest company in America and one
that has a record for paying it's losses
satisfactorily, The Home of New York.
Write with carman Il Addington or
drop into the Enterprise Office when In
town and | viii write, you. c. r.
Graves.