The Raymer enterprise., 1919-07-24


day morning. being called here by
the serious illness OF her sister. Mrs.
Gus Gneiser.
Mr. and Mrs J l.. Robbins. Mrs.
Frank Turner and three children.
and sister of Mrs. Turner, Miss Ma
rie White, spent Tuesday at the A..
G. Nickerson home
Mrs. Hodges returned Saturday
morning with two grandchildren
who are going to spend a week or so
with their grandmother on her home
stead north OF town.
Charley Linney met with quite
a serious accident last Friday when
the COW he was milking kicked him
breaking his leg. DR.. Miller reduced
the fracture and the first Of the week
he was taken to Greeley.
Mr.. and Ms. Louis Allen aud two
daugters drove up TO Estes Park yes
terday afternoon 10 spenl a few
days. Miss I.yla went TO Denver from
Greeley. and will VISIT there week
or so, before returning honie
Mrs. w. H. Barker and daughter
Miss Pearl and John Lewis and three
daughters went 10 Fort Morgan yes
terday morning and while there Thel
ma and Elsie Lewis will have their
adenoids and tonsils removed
The following people went to
Jackson s Lake Sunday night for re-
creation and amusement. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Helmann, Mr.. and Mrs.
viii Johnson, the Misses Elsie Wan
ser and Smallbone and the Messrs
Maurice Allen and Lee Wanser
d. c, Cutler and family are enjoy
ing visit from his cousins. Mr.. and
Mrs. White and two daughters. Miss
Ruth and Leona. Of Council Bluffs.
Iowa From here they expect to 90
TO the mountains Sunday they all
were guests Of Mrs. Jay 4. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w White came in
on the train Saturday morning on
the special from Iowa. They have
to come back once in while to see
how we are all getting along and TO
attend the Raymer Chautauqua. They
left Donald at home to run the farm
during their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Knapp and two
children with Mr.. and Mrs. White
and daughters, who are here from
Council Bluffs, Iowa, went to Estes
Park yesterday morning. The first
family will return home Friday, but
the latter will remain for week
or So Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Cutler are
attending to the store during their
absence.
Mr. NJ. f. Knapp and Prof Long
year OF the forestry department OF
the State Agricultural School was in
Raymer last Thursday looking over
the tree situation In the Park and
around the country This depart
ment is much interested in seeing
the proper kinds OF trees started in
dry sections OF the state and they
give the best service and advice to
be obtained.
]. C.. Nixon OF Greeley was a Ray
mer caller last Saturday an remained
over until after the Chautauqua Sum
day afternoon. This was Mr.. Nix
on's first visit to this part OF the
county and he was much surprised at
the development which he observed.
Mr.. Nixon was county judge some
years ago, but is now practicing his
profession, being rated as one OF the
leading attorneys of Greeley.
A party was given in honor OF
Thara Addington, who has jus. re-
turned from France, at his home last
Saturday evening. July 5th Twenty
seven young people were present and
the evening was spent in playing
games and visiting. Very entieing
refreshments were served at mid
night and at an early hour OF the
morning the guests departed for their
homes. declaring the event a very en-
joyable affair.
A number of young married peo-
pie enjoyed a weiner roast last ey-
ening up on the Pawnee creek
Among them we're. Mr. and Mrs. j.
X. Norwood Mr. and Mrs Sam
Sehmeeckle, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Tighe, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Bosom,
Mrs. Dolly Rylatt. Mrs. NJ G. Brown,
and Earnest Schmeckle. After rid
ing around while to let people