The Raymer enterprise., 1919-01-09
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
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Meet isid 10 Draf

lts me Deing on the SCHOOL board
just at present.
J.. NJ. Kent went to Sterling or
business Monday.
+. l.. Knapp made a business triI
to Cheyenne Tuesday.
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Fred Tighe went to Sterling Tues
day TO have some dental work done
Calvin Petrie went to Cheyenne
Friday TO have some dental work
done
| Miss Marie Allen went to Ster-
ling on business Friday. returning
the next day.
Some fresh paint at the postofiloe
adds to the appearance of the inter-
ior of the lobby.
The George aud William Winter
rowd families were Ney Years guests
at the F. c. Tighe home.
Mrs, G. p. Brown went to Peetz,
Colorado. Tuesday to visit her cous-
in, Mrs. Frederick Stevens.
+. |. Seavy took his son William
TO Denver hospital the first of the
week for medical treatment.
Anyone wishing to knit socks for
the RED CROSS inquire for yarn al
the home Of Mrs. T. v. Addington
Mr.. and Mrs. -Plummer returned
from the east Friday after a weeks
visit. They live southeast Of town.
Mrs. Richardson came up from
Sterling Monday to visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Koons.
Maurice Allen went to Cheyenne
Tuesday and from there expects to
go to Fort Collins to see Orville Nor
thup
c. J. Funk, OF the Logan County
National Bank Of Sterling, is at.
tending to business affairs IN Ray
mer today.
Miss Freda Gneiser went to Ster-
ling Tuesday after week spent with
home folks. She may 60 back to
Fort Morgan.
Clifford Dannatt left Monday for
Boone. Iowa. and will attend to In
terests there. expecting to return in
time for spring work.
Mrs. c. ]. Dhooge and Mrs Leslie
Smith and small dau ghte- came from
Sterling yesterday. Mf' Smith will
visit with Mrs. Dhooge for some lime
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Cernohlavek
returned to Sydney, Nebr., Monday
and will remain there for few
weeks before returning to their farm
Mrs. Dolly Rylatt returned to
Denver. by way OF Cheyenne, Mon
day, and will finish her business
course there before taking up def
mite position
Fred Tighe received word Satur
day morning by telegram that his
brother Frances was in Brooklyn.
New York and expected to get a
furlough soon and be home.
Henry Gates came today from
Sterling and will remain here for a
few days arranging for a meeting to
install the new officers in the tribe
OF Ben Hur and to look after the in
terests Of the tribe in general.
A. L. Gill received some very bad
news this morning stating that his
son Charlie Gill. firing on the rail-
road at Livingston. Montana, had
met with an accident that had made
| 1t necessary to have one of his feet
amputated above the ankle. There
we're no other particulars. but that
is bad enough although 1t could
course, have been worse.
A letter from Orville Bradbury
who is in the navy at Pensacola,
Florida, states that he had JUST met
A. x. Dupuy who is located there in
the naval air station. Mr.. Dupuy
has been promoted to pilot in the
aviation service and thinks it's a
good job and he's going to stick to
It.
| Hazel McElwain enjoyed with
about a dozen friends farewell par
ty Saturday afternoon, given at her
home. The McElwain family ex-
pect to join Mr. .McElwain at Bush
nell, Nebraska. soon. The afternoon
was spent in playing games Of ali
kinds with refreshments following.