The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-13

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is. Griffin and wife Of Keota were
down Thursday on legal business.
The state game warden called on
several Of the young men Of the town
Friday.
w. A. Center and wife and Miss
Mayme Baldwin Of Fort Morgan were
seen In town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aeiltz came back from
Wyoming Monday where they have
just located on a claim.
s. s. Poe. game warden Of Greeley,
was In Raymer last week looking af
ter alleged violations of game and
fish laws.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen and Marie and
Miss Blanche Barker drove to Denver
Monday morning, Miss Marie going
to secure dental aid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry White and
four younger children went to Dem
yer yesterday morning to remain a
few days and go sightseeing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Kurz left yes
terday morning for Thermopolis
Springs, Wyo.. where 1t is hoped Mrs.
Kurz will be much benefited in
health.
J. r. Smathers and daughter Glad
US and the Enterprise man went to
Greeley Monday on business. going
bright and early In the morning and
returning little after noon.
Miss Blanche Barker will be the
leader at Epworth League next Sun
day evening. Everybody come. 1t
begins at 500 o'clock. Watch for
our July Epworth League social. 1t
Is for everyone.
Mrs. H. M. Scott returned home
last Thursday after spending a week
with her relatives In Boulder She
came back sooner than expected on
account of Harolds' going to camp.
Her mother, Mrs. Porter, came with
her.
The Willing Workers class of the
Raymer s. s. will give Red Cross
program June 23, at $3.50 p. m. at
the auditorium. No admission will
be charged but the Offering will be
devoted to the Red Cross-Jennie
r. White, class secretary; Mrs. Allen,
teacher.
Mr.. Ralph Voorhees,, now treasurer
OF the Federal Land Bank at Wichi-
ia, was In Raymer last week looking
up business for that institution Mr.. |
Voorhees, says that the bank is loan
ing lots Of money. but finds it diff
ficult to keep pace with rising land
values here.
Mr.. Sever, representing the Home
Insurance Company was in Raymer
Tuesday looking up farm insurance
for the Home. He was interviewed |
by a dog at the Colorado house in
a way that he did not like, but it |
takes more than vicious dog to
scare out the average insurance man,
and he says he will be back again
some fine day.
A week ago Saturday Mrs. VIM.
Ducker was busy with her work when
told to come into the front room.
Her surprise was great at seeing
about six of her neighbors and
friends awaiting her. These ladies
had come in to help the lady celebrate
her birthday by eating ice cream and
cake. She was also the recipient of
many nice gifts.
d. C. Cutler and wife started for
Chicago Saturday morning accompan-
led by DR.. Smirl. They are going
there to consult the noted specialists,
the Mayo brothers, who are in Chi
cago at present, concerning the can
Ger with which Mrs Cutler is and has
been suffering. While DR.. Smirl ex-
poets to be gone for only week or
SO, the Cutters will visit relatives and
friends In Illinois. We hope to see
Mr.. Cutler returning to us in good
health.
Mrs. Julia Warning died at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. o. A.
Smith ten miles north Of Raymer.
The funeral was held Sunday after
noon, the minister from Keota con-
Quoting the services as Rev. Griffin
had one funeral In the morning and
had an engagement for the afternoon