The Raymer enterprise., 1918-08-29

HOagiand and family, returned 10
their home in Humb0lt. Nebraska
Thursday. While here. they. In COM
pany with the Hoaglands enjoyed a
weeks trip thru Colorado Springs
and other mountain points.
Friday evening, about sixty people.
both young and old gathered at the
home OF our minister. Rev. p. D. Grit
fin for a good time before he leaves.
The older folk enjoyed themselves In
conversation mostly while the young
er people had to have something with
more action, SO they played Run
Sheep, Run and other games out Of
doors until called In at a late hour
to masticate loads and loads of sand
wiches and coffee. We always have
a good time at the minister's but
that is time which will bring back
pleasant memories to all.
Several OF the young people. think
ing that Mr.. Griffin was entitled to
another send-on, gathered at his
home Monday evening. A kind
neighbor had taken Mr.. and Mrs.
Griffin out for ride and while they
were thus employed, these young
people slipped in and waited for the
car TO drive up when they received
them at the door. A most enjoyable
time was had by all In playing games
until late hour when Hoover re-
freshments were served. The Ep-
worth League at that time presented
our pastro's with handsome Mis-
sion rocker, In which they will dream
of the people they are leaving be-
hind
Miss Merna White while in Den
yer last Friday met with an accident
while driving about the city. She
in company with her father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. White.
]. II. Bosom and Mrs. Rylatt had
driven down there on Thursday ano
were on their way coming home FRI
day when near the City Park they
were trying to avoid a team and wa
gon and several cars coming from an
other direction. The car sk.dded
and hit the curbiAg and a telephone
pole. Miss Whites arm being caugh,
between the pole and the car top.
cutting two gashes In the upper arm,
spraining the wrist and wrenching
three fingers out Of joint. Mrs.
White was the recipient OF q large
black eye. Miss White was taken
to doctor at once where 1t was
necessary to take several stitches
She remained there for few more
days, being unable to return to her
work In Dubuque, Iowa for couple
OF weeks. The rest OF the crowd
came home Saturday evening.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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Department of the interior.
4. s. Land Office - Starilnr. cslo,.Ao
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RAJ 10. eieS7s. for lot I. See. Z; lots i. Sec.
IS.s:Ais IN ss.ss b w w. S Is psins,psi ~ 81
Meridian. has Alsd notice of intsntion 70 make
e siaal Tar': y Yer Pred. p st.hlsh sIa!n p
etanlsy, United etato CoGnnisiousr. It New
nayna, Colorado. on the 24th day Of Septem-
dA.ss. nanss ~ Witnesses:
JamS y. eeriven, Granville 8. Robinson
Waits l. P-ttsrson. q Wsidona. Colorado.
A. Y BROWNS. Registsr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publshr)
Depa ri ment Of the Interior.
u 3 Land Once. at Sterling. Colorado.
lceiss : Ssrshv sivsa that Clinton snod-
QAss. q stonsham, Colorado, who, ON July
~ 1915. maAs Homstsad Entry, Serial No.
Iss. Ior IA NEA. SWA NEh, EIa SEA
MA SEN, Section 10, Township 8 n. Range
y W. ~ Prinsipal Meridian, has hlsd notice
gH. 6sst3on 10. Township NJ, Range 55
q intention 70 make Final Three Year Proof.
y 0tahlbh claim To the land above described.
beloes C6de L .6tanlsy. United stato CON-
niooton9. et New Rsyner. Colorado. on the
2lth DIV Of September. 1918.
CLAIMANT names q Witnesses:
Ifsd Rossm, HsnyY Curth, Frank Ware
and HAIRY Rappas ah Of otenshan. Celora-
d. o-1E o1e
A. r. Browns. Regisr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(PublbhsT)
D.tartinent ut the Interior.
U. s. Land Office. at Sterling, Colorado.
August 10. 1918.
ko.ice IL hereby given that Rufus A. King,
OF Stoneham. Colorado. who. on April 2sth,
sl4. made Homestead entry, Serial No. 020s2l.
for SHSi, Sec2l and NtsNl.. Section rs.
Township 9-N.. Range 56-W., 6.h Principal
Meridian, has flied notice OF intention to
maze Final Three Year Proof. to establish
calm to the land above described. before The
Register and Receiver. United States Land
Office. at Sterling. Colorado on the 10Th day
Of October. 1918.