The Raymer enterprise., 1918-10-24
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
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Monday to meet q friend.
i w. A. Centers Of Morgan was .
caller here yesterday
1 L. Allen. Arleigh st. Clair. VIM
Dunlap drove to Greeley Tuesday or
business.
j Our depot is now In the second
story and towers quite a ways above
the old one.
Miss Mitchell and Miss Reed NOV.
ed into the house owned by Mr.. Law.
son yesterday.
Ruby McCracken and Audrey Laf-
ferty were guests of lyle White, at
dinner yesterday.
Raymond and Myrtle Hoar. and
Gene, Claude and Esther White spent
/ dt Tie DulltS.
Frank Richards and the Chas.
Richards children are reported a.
being quite sick with the Flu"
| w. G. Carter Is in Fort Morgan SO
as to be handy for the doctors care
as he is quite i'll with the Influenza.
A telegram was received here stat
ing the illness Of Harold Clark with
pneumonia. He is stationed In Tex
as.
Mr.. smirl and daughtsr-in-law
Mrs. r. ]. Smirl were guests at the
Frantz home Tuesday evening for
dinner.
Lloyd Fowler came down Tuesday
from Sterling where he is workins
in the beet factory. He is i'll with
appendicitis.
A telegram for Noel Clark came
yesterday saying that the condition
Of his brother Harold Clark was as
serious as ever.
Sherman Mercer has been removed
to a camp in Pennsylvania after a
couple OF months spent in special
training at the University at Lin,
coin.
Miss Irene Seavy who is an atten-
dent at the Agricultural College re-
turned to her home Monday evening
for two weeks vacation due to the
influenza.
DR.. and Mrs. Fowler left us Sat-
urday night, having paid their last
visit here, and have moved to Brigh-
ton. Colo. where he has just bought
out a practise.
The baby OF Mr. and Mrs. Prussia
was quite sick Sunday evening and
the Briggsdale doctor was called but
II is reported that the child Is get
ting along very nicely now.
Mrs. Lacock has been visiting her
son. Claude and family for a few
days. Claude took her to Sterling
Tuesday where she took the train
for her home In Boone, Iowa.
Miss Bessie Briggs has a position
during the suspension Of the schools,
as chief night dietitian at the Colo
RADIO Agricultural College, which has
been turned into hospital. The
College closed Monday for two weeks.
Mrs. Stockwell who lives about
ten miles north OF Buckingham, is re-
ported as having died last week, from
pneumonia. Her body was taken
back to Iowa for burial.
Mrs. Nickerson went to Denver
Friday and there met Miss Carrie
who has just returned from the west
As Carrie is Ill. supposedly with the
"fiu,' they will remain until next
week.
/ Mrs. J. l.. Robbins returned from
Kansas last Saturday after having
been there for few weeks, called
there by the supposed death of q
nephew. However. 1t proved to b.
the companionof the nephew wht
was killed in action.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Clark received q
second telegram from Harold saying
that he was no better, the first one
stating his sickness with pneumonia
They were taken to Morgan by Noe
and there boarded the train for 3
Paso. Texas, where Harold is In train
ing.
/ Denver parties are on the gr0unt
today looking over the electric ligh
plant and trying to arrive at ths
worth Of the business and the likeli
hood OF making the plant pay /