The Raymer enterprise., 1918-10-24
sroHrHAx NEWS ITEMS

MrS. Cole watson was visitor In
Sterling Wednesday.
Roys' Cafe has been closed all
week ON account Of the Influenza pa
tients.
Mrs. Wheeler and son Lester went
to Sterling Wednesday afternoon on
a business trip.
Mrs. r A. King and little daugh-
ter were between train visitors in
Sterling Monday.
w. d. Northup, who purchased
the Pike residence, moved to his new
home the latter part Of last week.
Mrs. Ferre OF Sterling Is here at
present visiting her son VIM. Ferre
and Mrs. w. d. Carter. her daughter.
Roy Kulp Of Sterling. a former
resident of this place, has Seen maxi
ing few improvements on his place
southeast Of town.
Mrs. Claire Graham returned home
Thursday morning from Grand Is
land where she has been visiting her
mother and other relatives.
Mr.. Hazelof Omaha. an invalid
who came to Colorado for his health,
died here last Friday night. The re-
mains were accompanied to his home
by his wife.
Dir. Kellogg made this town visit
Sunday and closed all pool-halls and
public buildings. Schools have been
closed all week and in spite Of all
this there are good many cases OF
the Flu"
Among the students of the Logan
County High School to return home
on account Of the school being clos
ed, were: Gladys Conradson, Jessie
Miller. Edith Bartram, Louise Apple
gate and Ray Luce.
Great efforts have been made here
to come up to our quota on the
Fourth Liberty Loan Drive hut so
far the attempt has been unsuccess-
ful owing to the failure Of the crops
in this section of the country.
Mr., and Mrs. Samuel Thomas are
at present enjoying a visit from their
son who is home on a furlough. Mr..
Thomas enlisted in the army some
time ago and Is now recruiting
officer for the Marines in Kansas
City.
The eighth grade pupils of the
stoneham School have been transfer
ed to the High School Room. There
has been an enrolment OF about
thirty-five IN the grades up to the
eighth. Mr.. Bowe is teacher OF the
lower grades and Mrs. Beatrice Roth
rock teacher OF the High School.
There has been u great many cases
OF pneumonia developed from the In
luenza. Among those that had the
pneumonia but are doing better at
this writing are: Thomas Hedley and
son. Mrs. Harry Rippen and Elwain
Hon, besides several other cases
that may prove more or less serious.
Word was received here the first
part of the week by Mr.. and Mrs
Bonner that their son Raydoe was Ill
with pneumonia at the camp In Fort
Collins. They left at once in their
car for Fort Collins to find on their
arrival that he was much better.
Raydoe enlisted in the service abou,
month ago.
If you have to wait a short while
for service in the stores these days be
patient. Most of the stores are at
present short of help owing to the
Flu. Among the workers OF the
Stoneham Stores who are enjoying
the Influenza are: Chas. Roth. Dewey
Rothrock. w. d. Carter, Roy Apple
gate, and VIM. Ferree while Dennis
Prentice is just recovering from It.
The fourteen month old baby Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nicklas died
Thursday morning OF pneumonia.
1t was buried Thursday afternoon
but no services were held on account
IF the danger of an assembly. Both
mother and father have been sick
and the loss Of their loved child has
made it doubly hard for them. We
extend our most sincere sympathy
% the bereaved Parents.