The Raymer enterprise., 1918-03-28
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
Oonss Of The People Of Haymer and Vicinity Tor Past
Week told in Brief

DR., Olson of Keota was Raymer
caller last Friday.
1t is about time for some of those
nice spring rains.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scott were
Sterling visitors Sunday.
Better tell your neighbors to
subscribe for The Enterprise.
Tim Moynihan has sold his place
and will have a sale next Monday.
We would like to suggest that a
clean up day is badly needed in our
town, only if We should. probably
we would be asked to set the exam
pie.
J. n. Quinn drove to Denver SAT-
urday afternoon and returned. the
day following bringing with him the
better half of the household and the
babies.
The horse sale Tuesday did not
get far. +, ID. kile had sized up the
lalluaton and brought In a good grade
ot horses until the market was well
stocked
Rev. Griffin says that he really
likes teaching school, but that he
has so many irons in the fire that he
would be willing to surrender his
New job at any time.
c. X. Smalley dropped in on The
Enterprise when here the other day
and ordered The Enterprise sent to
him at Bushnell as he wants to keep
in touch with things in this live berg
f. w. Ficken is shut up with his
family and the editor OF this great
family journal is shut away from his
family. We are going to get togeth-
er some day and figure out which is
the worst.
Sam Schmeeckle and ]. b. Hoff-
man drove to Denver Sunday morn
ing so as to have nice quiet place
to spend the Sabbath evening away
from the push and hurry of a grow
ing town.
Prof. Dupuy has decided that he
has taken all of the time he can, af-
ford to spend in having the small pox
and yesterday morning went up to
the A. g. Nickerson place where he
Is assisting in running the tractor.
Jess Beson and II, C. Zilk were I'M
loading new Fairbanks Morse trac-
tor Tuesday. This Is new candi-
date for tractor honors In this sec
tion, but 1t Is a fine appearing ma
chine, looking great deal like
steamer little ways off, but it de-.
pends for motive power on the LIQUID
that made John D. well-to-do man.
Mr.. Willim Vanlanigham OF Bush
ell, drove to Raymer last Friday to
look the town over with view to To-
catig In the live town on the Bur-
ngton. Mrs. c. NJ. Vanlaningham
came along with him to see her hus-
band, who recently bought the liv-
cry and feed barn of c. X. Smalley.
The Graves and Nickerson fami-
lies are forming an exclusive socie-
ty OF their own during these days OF
small pox and quarantine. Since
both families are in the same boat,
but enjoying per sctly good health,
they visit back and forth and pretend
they would not change for the world.
Mr.. Goddard, section foreman on
the Burlington. wishes us to call at
tention to the fact that 1t is against
the law to dump rubbish and garbage
on the right Of way OF the railroad
as much as upon private property.
The penalty is quite severe, but is
anxious to avoid resort to harsh
measures to prevent the unsightly
piles OF rubbish which are now so
noticeable along the track.
The editor of The Enterprise en-
joyed visit from Mr.. l.. Harmon OF
Sioux City from Tuesday afternoon
to the next day in the morning. He
Is now employed on the Sioux City
Journal. and talked some OF assisting
In the management Of this great fam
ly journal. but after careful investi-
CATION 1t was decided that under the
present difficulties Of securing suit
able houses. 1t would not be best for
him to make the change. However,
he was much impressed with the
spirit of western hustle and enter