The Raymer enterprise., 1919-06-12
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
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Atua H1sao NoSDef6 Spent ouuoas
night with Ruth Graves.
Mr.. 8. g. Brown is moving Into
the house near the Ford Garae, this
week.
The Mason family moved to Ster-
ling last week. where Mr.. Mason has
employment.
Bruce Warren Lacock Is spending
this week with his grandmother
Mrs. Rohrbough.
Commissioner Rowe is expected In
Raymer next Tuesday to view roads
and look over the situation
Maurice Allen and Miss Elsie
Wanser drove to Morgan Saturday
evening on pleasure and business.
Sylvester Lawson drove In Monday
evening, after spending the winter
months in various points in Nebras-
ka.
Mrs. Stevens and son Jack came
up from Peetz. Tuesday morning to
visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Allen a few days.
Tom Wyatt. Clifford Dannett. aud
Earnest Schmeeckle drove to Denver
Monday to attend the tractor show,
They returned the next day.
DR.. Miller and his son drove TO
Greeley Sunday. DR.. Miller return
ed Monday afternoon, to find plenty
Of mud at this end OF the trip.
Mr.. J.. H. Beson returned home
Tuesday afternoon from his Denver
trip looking very happy. He set up
the treats at the pool hall that ev-
ening.
DR.. Buck writes US that he has
gone to Denver to attend some dental
function and will not make his us
ual trip to Raymer for the latter
part Of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Schmeeckle
came Tuesday morning with the
mailman after visiting for u few
days with relatives and friends at
Eustis, Nebraska.
Harold Scott and his mother, Mrs.
C. H. Scott drove to Denver Monday
evening, to attend the tractor show
there. Mrs. Scott will remain for a
time, but Harold returned Tuesday
evening.
A new kind Of program will be
given for Children's Day. week
from next Sunday night. June 22nd.
Everyone plan to come to this, as
big preparations are being made TO
make 1t o success.
Dewey Hutchins drove In from
Nebraska last Saturday evening to
look over his crops. He says the
prospects looked so bad that he
would return soon, but since then
we have had rain.
Jim Kent went to Denver yester-
day morning to attend the tractor
show, which he will attend few
days. From there he will 60 to
Quincy, H., to visit relatives for q
while before returning here.
There will be weight social CIV
en- by the Ladies' Aid members. at
the school house week from tomor-
row night. June goth. They are
taking this means Of raising money
this month In place of the regular
food sale.
Rev. Ingraham with a good large
bunch Of the Boy Scouts and few
Of the older boys went down to
the Platte river Tuesday afternoon
to camp and fish. Two tents were
used to house them, until they re-
turned yesterday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Briggs, with all Of her
belongings. went to Fort Collins,
Saturday, by way Of Cheyenne. at
the completion Of her year Of teach
ing here as domestic science teach
er. We regret to say that she does
not expect to be with US next year.
Mr.. Stingley with his daughter.
Mrs. H. q. McElwain and her two
daughters, came down last Friday
to be present at the graduation exer-
cises. On account Of the rain they
were detained until Tuesday morn
ing when they returned to Bushnell
Mrs. Dolly Rylatt and Mrs. Fanny
GUNNER entertained last Friday al.
ternoon ct q shower in honor Of Miss
Genevieve Mitchell who was bride
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