The Raymer enterprise., 1919-02-27
Hear DR.. Gray Saturday evening

Miss Ruth Graves was guest OF
Mrs. H. NJ Scott Monday evenine.
Well print you 100 envelopes for
rs cents. better grade for s1.0O.
| Several from here are planning
to attend missionary meeting at
Keota next Saturday.
i Mrs. w. A. Helman returned yes
terday from Sterling where she was
a guest at house party.
Mr.. Gillette OF Fort Morgan was
In town Friday attending to some
business affairs. He drove up In a
/ new Essex.
odis Addington took J. A. Carna-
han and his daughter, Mrs. Marie
Thurman and child Vera to Greeley
Monday. They went to attend 10 le
| gal affairs.
! Mr.. and Mns. Donegan were enter
tanned at dinner at the home OF their
daughter, Mrs. M. s. Sweet, last week
Tuesday. The occasion was Mr.. Dom
egans seventy-seventh birthday.
I
A card from H. l.. Robinson re-
ceived the first Of the week states
they reached their destination in
time to be there for the last sickness
and the death Of two of Mrs. Robin
sons sisters.
All those having: accounts which
have not been closed with the
Schmeeckle Bros. Hardware Co..
kindly come in and pay then. or
make arrangements for their settle
ment by the LIST of March.
orin LaRue. a brother of ]. W.
LaRue came Monday from Loveland
where he has been working the sea-
son out In the factory. Claude Knapp
drove there Sunday afternoon to get
him. While his home is Texas. ne
Will look over this country for a
while.
We can do as much as two man
but there are limits. so when YOU
need sale bills. or other work from
our job department give us a day or
Two of extra time II you possibly can.
but bring it along in any event. for
We are always good for little more
speeding up
Word was receiver here that John
smathers started on Monday to come
home on furlough The time is
indefinite, as It lasts until he might
be called again. Orval Bradbury al
SO departed from Florida, either yes-
terday or today, and expects to be
here the last of the week or the first
Of next,
AS surprise on their neighbor
J. W. LaRue and Amy Burr, the fol-
lowing families gathered at the nam
ed house last Friday evening to play
aoo; Ted Beckers, ]. r. Smathers
Claude Knapps. and Mamie Ducker
The party broke up very early. 6
clock being the time, after having
enjoyed good feed
II costs you one fourth OF what
you produce to feed your horses.
Think OF it--one fourth. II will
pay you to buy a Moline-one- Man
Tractor Outfit. Convenient terms
and sold with guarantee. Moline
One Man Tractor and Two Bottom
Tractor Pillow, $1,5s9.50. Demon
stration gladly made. Place your
order now at Raymer Elevator. Al.
Miss Bertha Thompson, who was
sick but few days last week, was
taken from this earthly home Satur-
day evening at about six O'Clock.
She was Ill but short time with
double pneumonia. The funeral was
held Monday afternoon, the body be-
ing laid TO rest In the Keota ceme-
terry. An obituary was to have been
sent us, but has not arrived. L. will
probably appear next week
The Booster Club held its regular
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. G. E. Beans. About
the largest attendance OF members
an small children in the history of
the club were present After the
usual business meeting and chatter
the guests were served delicious re-
freshments by the hostess. Mrs
Rohrbongh and Mrs. Miller greatly
assisted with the latter task. Mrs
y, NJ. Frantz will entertain them at
the next meeting.
/ The Delphian Club met with Mrs