The Raymer enterprise., 1919-02-06
The Enterprise is now 5000 year
and worth every cent OF 1t.

wednesday, anu from lnere may 60
I further.
j. M. Kent took one of those pop
ular Fordsons to party in south of
Keota this morning.
Mr.. and MR Chas Wolfe came
home Thursday after having been to
Nebraska to bury Mrs. Wolfes moth
ef.
I Mr., and Mrs. Clarence Nichols and
two children came down from Stone
ham yesterday to visit relatives here
for while
Raydoe Bonner. accompanied by
his mother and Miss Anna Runyan.
were shopping in Raymer last Thurs
day morning.
The Booster ladies met again Tues
day evening with Mrs. Sweet for re-
hearsal. preparatory to the noted
event which will come off February
22nd.
You will not fail to notice the ad
a the last page Of this paper for the
Moline line OF machinery handled by
the Rayner elevator company. l.. G
Erford manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Knapp enter
tartained the following guests IT n
turkey dinner last Sunday: Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Hobbs, and Mr. and
Mrs. l.. d. Hobbs.
Clifford Dannett went to Sterling
yesterday SO as to be there ready to
welcome our teams when they drove
In last night and also to play aud
root for them at the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hobbs en-
tertained the following people 1T a
six O'Clock dinner last Friday even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Knapp,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. D. Hobbs, Amy Rurr
| and J. w. LaRue.
Miss Elsie Lyons went out to her
homestead last Sunday to look after
things; but she did not intend to
stay quite so long as it was compul-
sore to do on account of car trouble,
which kept her there until Monday
evening.
Mrs. Lydia A. Beson leaves today
for Idaho Springs by way OF Morgan
She is going there to take treatments
for rheumatism and expects to re-
man for several weeks. We hope she
receives the benefit that she ex-
poets from the healing springs Of
Colorado.
Mrs. Rebecca Salmon. the mother
OF Mrs. O. H. Lundvall and VIII Sal.
mon, who died few days ago was
taken back to Nebraska for burial
last Sunday. Funeral services were
held for her first at Ft Morgan. she
will be remembered by several as u
very lovable character.
The Forsberg family aresstill quite
critically Ill with the flu Miss Elder
has been there nursing this week so
We may be sure they are getting the
very best of care. The father of Re-
ny Forsberg who was one OF the old
est settlers Of this country. is in a
very critical condition on account of
his advanced age.
Ed Tossie returned home from
Fort Logan Saturday He has re-
ceiyed his discharge This soldier is
not so well known here as most OF
the boys from here, as he had been
living here but short time when he
was called to the service of his coun-
try, but we are glad to see him Just
the same. He has seen active ser
vice in France.
Rev and Mrs Ingraham enter
tanned the young mems class of the
church at the parsonage Tuesday
evening and we know that they must
have had very enjoyable time Re
ports from committees were given,
SO real work will soon commence.
Better join quick or you may have to
ride the goat" later on when you
wish to join
Last Thursday evening about
eighteen or twenty OF the young men
were entertained at the Louis Allen
home, and young mems class was
organized for the Sunday school.
The members OF the class selected Mr.. |
Allen for their teacher. Sunday Is j
were on hand for class study. This
is an excellent move, as one of the
weaknesses OF the Sunday School for
a LONG time has been the lack of a
class where young men could be