The Raymer enterprise., 1919-07-17

C. L. Snyder Is now recover
bm a light case Of small pox.
Bertha Walker Is now on the
Ilst, with the small pox. altho It
= ~ light attack.
Ms. Robert Coffin has been on
~ sick list this week. and the fam
IN Are staying In town.
lrs. M. G.. Brown is recuperating
q q minor operation which she
~ |erwent Monday morning.
Miss Ethelyn verbeck OF Sydney.
IVA. is here visiting at the b. A.
Holden home north OF Stoneham.
Lloyd Fowler. Floyd Barker. Miss
lillian Fowler and Miss Olmstead
4 f&Fere visitors In Morgan Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton Bonner
mere entertained at dinner at the
larry Brown home Sunday evening.
Miss Hazel Robinson OF Arvada,
colorado, is visiting at the home of
nus Johnson and Lloyd Erford this
Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Kotouc and
1ylvia returned from Denver Satur-
lay, having gone down to have Syl-
mas adenoids removed.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. e. Rohrbough |
came Monday from Sterling to vis-
III their children. Mrs Beans and
..er. for some TINA
Mrs. II. Gordon who travels as
advance agent Of the Chautauqu
spent a few days in town here.
going to Keota Monday morning.
Oliver Northup came home Sun
day, now discharged from the ser
vice. He came up Sunday from Ster-
ling with some baseball enthusiasts
Mr.. Morecheck came from Mys-
tic, Iowa last week to visit his
daughter. Mrs. Claude Knapp. He
came here wholly asa surprise to his
daughter.
The meeting OF the Booster Club
this week will be with Mrs. c. X.
Graves next Wednesday instead of
with Mrs. F. c. Tighe.as formerly
planned.
Mr.. Henry Zilk spent few days
last week and this, being quite sick,
but is now up again. 1t Is thought
he was poisoned by some food which
he had had.
The z. M. Frantz family and Mr.
and Mrs. Webb d. Martin and
daughter. drove to the mountains
Saturday morning to spend week
or ten days In the cool climate.
Miss Minnie O. Hopper who is
travelling for the California Perfume
CO., went to Buckingham Monday
on business She has appointed
Miss Ella Hurst as agent here.
Mrs. Sam Schmeeckle went to
Sterling Sunday to attend the ball
game. She remained over until
Tuesday to visit with her sister who
was In the city for few hours.
Mrs. r. F. Brothers and three
children left yesterday morning for
Grand Junction, Colo. where they |
will visit until school time with her
parents. WANTED. housekeeper,
Mr.. R. r. Brothers"
Miss Marie White, OF Oklahoma,
come Monday morning to visit hes
sister, Mrs. Frank Turner, whom
she has not seen for seveal years. |
She came here from Montana where
she has been visiting also.
The Stars and Stripes are floating
from flag stan at the center Of the
crossing Of Central Avenue and
Brock street. On the staff a cluster
OF FIVE electric lights shed brilliancy
over the town for Chautauqua days
IN. ineal Of George McQuown
A-f. and Mrs. A. G. Nickerson,
with Ted. Don and Miss Carrie re-
turned home Sunday evening. hav-
Ing spent few days In Estes Park,
fishing Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Wag-
ner and two children who were with
them, came home to Keota, the same
day.
The editor and Mrs. Graves drove
to Denver Friday morning to attend
the meeting Of the Editorial Associa-
tion and to bring home their daugh-
ter who was one of the fifteen girls