The Raymer enterprise., 1919-12-18
LOCAL NEWS Of INTEREST
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Mr.. Beans In the Drug store during
the holiday season.
Miss Elder left Tuesday for Sid
ney, Nebr.. to spend the winter with
her niece. Mrs. Bradbury.
THE DEVILS Own, a story OF the
Black Hawk Indian war, starts soor
Be sure and read 1t. It is good
Teachers examination is taking
place at the domestic science room
today In charge Of Prof. r. J. Hewitt
Mrs. C. L. Snyder returned home
Saturday after several weeks visit
with her parents at Dannebrog. Neb-
raska.
Andy Burke is enjoying a visit
from his sister of Stoneham, who
came up on the train from the town
below. the early part Of the week.
Mr.. J. L Robbins returned from
his visit to Kansas recently. When
he got home the snow was so deep
that he did not get to toyn until
yesterday.
The Morgan mail man rcscmed
ns regular trips TUESDAY after a
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VIC In which he had fcile.. lo reach
this bui;
!. The People are getting hungry for
spuds and between a shot local crop
and the Burlington refrigerator cars
we stand good chance Of not hav
ing that hunger satisfied soon
Mr.. and Mrs. H C. Zilk came up
from Morgan yesterday, via Sterling.
Mr. zilk has position with the Clat-
worthy Hardware Company at Nor
gan and they are preparing to move
their household goods to that place.
Tom Ewing is getting to be quite
town man these days. When the
snow is as deep as now, a trip from
his place to town in one day is most
too much of q trip for a team 30
when he gets to town he Is here for
an overnight stay.
'''l;fs Ssh eizer carls close 10 hav.
'as = serious fire one morning early
this week. Chris has fair supply
o coal stored for his use in the base
ment Of his house and this was dis
cobered to be on FIRE. 1t was put
without much loss.
The variety Of sleighs appearing
upon our streets these days reminds
us Of the winter six years ago. The
"hiver" has almost disappeared, CIV
ing place to all sorts Of strange de-
vices for getting over deep SHOWS and
drifts hard to negotiate.
Several from here attended bas-
ket ball game at Buckingham last
evening between the town team OF
that place and Keota. Buckingham
won the game, having some help
from Raymer players, owing to colds
and accidents among their own line
up.
J. N. Quinn and J. H. Beson went
down to Sterling by train Tuesday,
to attend to some business matters.
Deep SHOWS spoil trips by auto these
days and leave them dependent upon
the tender mercies and dispatch of
the "prairie-dog special" on the Bur-
lington.
Gene Dugan was in Raymer a few
days the first OF the week looking
after some business matters and
shaking hands with old friends.
0enehas not made many visits to
Raymer the past few years. but he
seems to be right at home here just
the same.
The Fighting Americans" came,
but when they got here they were
not fighting peope at all. It seems
that the original Fighters" were
too much Of that order or something
Of that sort. At any rate. the bur-
eau concluded that no matter how
good they may have been In the
trenches. they were not Just what
was needed to entertain an audience,
and 20 bounced the bunch and Sc
cured male quartet to take their
place. We understand that their
entertainment was very satisfactory,
probably a. good as could be expect
ed for the money paid.
THIS WILL AsT0N1sH
NEW RAYNER PEOPLE
The quick action OF simple witch