The Raymer enterprise., 1916-10-12

tip to Sterling Saturday.
FOR SALE-Poll Durham bull calf,
seven months Old. H. w. Fowl, r
Mr.. and Mrs Alb Dunbar of Haxtun
were weekend visitors with relatives
here.
Harry Gill and the Taylor girls made
a trip to Loyeland Friday to visit a
few days.
will ship hogs again Monday, Octo-
Der 23. Pay regular market price.
A. E. Pishel.
Rev Griffin spent several days here
this week looking after the building of
the new parsonage.
Dave Thurman went to Sterling the
latter part of the week accompanied by
the two Misses Gill.
Mrs Smathers and three children left
Friday for her former home in Nebras-
ka to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs Meacham and little daughter
went down to Stoneham yesterday to
yEit with friends until Saturday,
FOR SALE-Pair AL work mules.
gentle: also saddle and driving pony.
H. d. Eddy.
The Nickerson, Fowler and Wagner
families spent few days last week
taking in the sights at Greeley and in
and around Denver.
FOR SALE Emerson engine aedisk
pillow in good condition; 5-foot cut,
with seven new 26 inch disks. c.
L. Stanley, Keota, Colorado.
Supt Copeland was guest of Prof.
P. J, Hewitt and wife Sunday after
noon and evening. Monday he visited
the schools in Stoneham and in Raymer
Tuesday.
TO yRADE-A good, young mich COW
for 3 steer calves. Cow Is giving
milk and will be fresh in the spring.
Gertrude Helphrey, Keota, Coiorad,,
Box Sc.
Automobile registrations for Septem-
Der doubled the same month for 1915,
and collections amounted TO S655.00
There are now over 1850 autos regis
tered in the county.
A. J. Petrie and family made a trip
to Greeley, Cheyenne, Fort Collins and
I.aporte the first of the week, return
iag home Tuesday, their daughter, Mrs
Hlbbard accompanied them to her home
in Cheyenne.
Mir. Catler took Fred Jernberg to
Sterling yesterday where Mr. Jernberg
was united in marriage to Miss Damn
ielson of Nebraska. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Bringleson.
Congratulations.
J. E. Snsok, County Clerk, hrs just
turned another $1,000 90 Of surplus fees
into the county general fund, makirg
5000 already this year. This is in ad-
nton to paying all salaries Of bis Office
out Of the fees collected.
We neglected to mention last week
the departure of Mr.. snd Mrs T. V.
Adding who left Tuesday or trip to
their former home in Indiana. They
expected to leave their car in Omaha
and 60 the rest of the way by train.
The school meeting held All the school
house Monday evening was very well
attended considering the condition of
weather, The discussion led by Supt.
Copeland was very interesting ard the
solo by Mrs Tighe and the sdns by the
II. s. was much appreciated.
The Buckingham fair last Saturday
was well attended, some very nice ex-
hibits were shown and the sports were
appreciated by those present. The ball
game was a good exhibition Of the
game in its early stages. but both sides
weakened toward the close. Rucking-
ham won.
Mr. and Mrs Millet arrived in Ray
rner last week from their wedding trip
and visited until Tuesday at the paren
tai, S. W. Starrett home, when they
returned to their home at Sidney, Nebr
Their marriage was a surprise to most
Of their Raymer friends. but we join
with others in wishing them much hap
piness.
plfRllG SALE