The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-06
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
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/ Mrs. r. c. Tighe has been on the
sick list the past week having seige
OF tonsilitis.
Rev. Griffin and family went to
spend few days on their farm near
Merino. Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Warrick enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Warrick
at dinner Sunday.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. A. G. Nickerson next Thurs
day June IL. Everybody come.
Mrs. Salmon came down from Ster-
ling Tuesday to visit relatives here
after the winter spent in Oklahoma
E. !. Seayy and Miss Bathsheba
Schlaifer accompanied the Enterprise
man and wife to Greeley on business
Monday.
Vasco Seayy came Thursday from
Boulder where he has been attending
the University and will spend the
summer here.
The Misses Fora and Della Taylor
and Hulda Fades went to Greeley
Saturday where they will attend the
Institute for a couple Of weeks.
Henry Davidson who has been Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. r. C. Hoff-
man for some weeks, departed Tues
day morning for his home at Plain
view. Nebraska.
Lavonia Conard, Blanche Ducker,
Beatrice Marsh, Lillian Fowler and
Floye. Lyla. Glenn and Marie Allen
were entertained at dinner last Sun
day at Barker's.
Fred Knapp, Earl Fowler and
Mauricce Allen returned home from
Wyoming Saturday. Mr.. Knapp bot
a piece of land each of the young
men filed on a section.
Mr.. Herbert Zwinke went back toI
Eustis. Nebraska. the latter part Of |
last week and was accompanied home
to Raymer Monday by bride. in |
the person OF Mrs. Herbert Zwinke.
Mrs. L. A. Brown was met by Harry
Brown and wife at Sterling Saturday
morning She comes from Chicago
and will visit her two sons. Harold
at Buckingham and Harry of this
place. i
Sherman Ducker, accompanied by
his sister Blanche and Miss Floye AL |
len went to Greeley yesterday to bring |
back Arthur Ducker who has just
finished his Senior year OF high |
school.
c. L. Snyder and family spent Dec
ovation Day at Sterling Miss Lois
remained to visit her friend, Miss Le-
ona Whittier until Sunday when the
formers parents drove down to bring |
her home.
|. J. N. Quinn drove to Denver Sat
urday with his two older daughters
who will spend the summer with their
grandparents. Mrs. J. X. Norwood
was also a passenger. remaining for
medical advice.
Mrs. Paul Gneiser entertained the
following to dinner last Sunday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Turner and children. Mrs.
Turner. A. G. Nickerson and family
ana Hutn Grave6.
Mrs. J. B. McElwain OF Eustis.
Nebraska, arrived in Raymer last
Thursday for visit with her son.
Harry They will go to Denver some
time this week in the fiiver for a
visit with Mrs. H. D. Eddy.
About twenty-five OF the young
ladies' and girls Of Raymer met at the
home OF Mrs. Harry Brown Tuesday
evening to organize couple Of base
ball mines. Since they were not sure
which would best suit the different
positions the practice and trying out
for the places will occur first. Prac-
tice began last night and will be kept
up ct moderate pace. Baseball bat
teries need lots Of food to keep upI
their energy and light refreshments
were served. The selection OF posi-
tion will be left to a committee COM
posd OF members Of the boys team.
We do not think they will have hard
time. But they might fool us. How
about game for the fourth? 1t
might be good drawing card.