The Raymer enterprise., 1918-03-28

Louis Alien went 10 Denver yes
terday on business.
Mr. 7. Christian of Fort Morgan
was a Reymer caller yesterday.
The Raymer Shop calls attention
to their Easter goods again this
week
Tim Moynihan has sold his farm
and next Monday will hold sale at
the farm
We want the news and hope to
show you the best newspaper in this
part of Colorado.
Raymer is doing better than some
on the Thrift Stamps, but nothing
but her best should satisfy.
Mrs. J. X. Norwood returned to
her home Tuesday from Eddyville.
Iowa, where she had been visiting.
A sign of spring that seldom fails
is the advent of the ground squirrel,
and some of them have ventured out. |
The Roby brothers moved their
well drilling outfit to Raymer last
week and are busy drilling a well for
A. S. Hurst on his farm INST east of |
town.
Miss Elder wishes people to know |
that she is still buying cream for the
Boulder creamery, and is rendering
her uniformly fair treatment to their |
patrons.
A. g. Nickerson's family are par
TALLY released from quarantine. the
well ones taking the main house, but |
the others will be confined to the |
smaller house near by.
Arthur Ducker came home from |
Greeley and spent the Sabbath with |
home folks. He went back Monday |
morning to enter on the home stretch |
for graduation with the Greeley |
High School.
Frank Snow has completed a well
for the G. NJ. Vanlaningham livery |
and feed barn. Now you can get
free water when you put your team
into the feed barn and not have to
run all over town to find t.
Word from Mrs. A. Il. Pischel tells |
that the doctors will not let her come |
home from the hospital before some
time week after next, but the home |
people will be more rejoiced to see
her when she does come
Mr. Glenn Hays is helping on The
Enterprise this week and we expect |
to have his help right along. In fact |
he will be chief cook and bottle
washer on the great family journal |
and necessary accompaniment to a
happy home.
A letter from w. A. Sweigard as
sures us that he has traded his gar
age in Iowa for more Weld county |
land and he and his family will be |
out here about the last of next month |
or the first of May to take up their
residence on the Sweigard farmstad |
south OF town.
Services will be held in st. John $ |
Catholic church on Thursday, April |
ith, at 10 o'clock a. m. This change |
has been made on account OF Father |
Stern being sent away to fiji va
cancy at Meeker. Colorado. All |
members are cordially invited to be |
present. Visitors welcome
Mr. Charlie Hoar arrived Saturday |
from Sheridan Lake, Colorado, to
take charge of the garage recently
traded for of Albert Schmeeckle |
With him is associated G. II. Newell, |
who is the head mechanic of the gar
age. Both, families will move to
Raymer just soon as they are able
to procure house to live in.
A party of young people went up
to the buttes Sunday and found that
they we're still there.
Carl Howe, who has been wishing
his sster, Mrs b. Wyatt. returned to
Tyler, MINI, Tuesday.
We predict that Raymer will have
population of 700 before snow
flies, unless II should be a belated
spring snow, and that will not need
TO Dc so very much belated.
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