The Raymer enterprise., 1919-02-27
Lecture Saturday evening.

Lecture Saturday evening.
Tell us the news, but tell US early.
It's worth what we ask-our Job
printing.
Maurice Seldin returned from the
east Monday.
4. .. n ckevson and Merritt drove
to Greele, early in The week.
We Il PHI. Yea l0a envelopes for
IS cents. a better grade for s1.OO.
The ,ee,rse Saturday evening. by
DR. John a. Graz. Don't forget it.
Ted Becker made business trip
to Sidney, Nebraska. Monday, re-
turning Monday.
.ael Clark took his suit case back
cut TO bunlap's Sunday, according
70 sosie observers.
Mrs. A. G. Eickerson and son Ted
spent several ia. al the Fades ranch
south OF town last week.
Miss Elsie Wanscr received many
beautiful gifts h celebration OF her
--? birthday last Saturday
Mrs. Coffin IL getting along yery
nieeli With the tres .ments for her
eyes, SO she writes fsam Omaha
Louis Allen made a trip to Greeley
Sunday afternoon OH business and
may go on to Derycr from there for
4 few das
r. II White. who has been suffer
lag. iiam an ;..taca OF heumatisms il
now much better. ae.ag able to up
for short time ROW.
Paul Cne:ter dfcve to Greele,
ioncaf tslins WITH him his brother
Gus and Mlss Carrie Drury. They
went on an errand. to get an auto
license?
iiago kGrz and wife are reported
to be afflicted with the hu Mrs
hur@ was the first to take II, and
she Is recovering. while Mr.. Kurz
Is coming down with ii,
raul Gneiser, Uncle Joe Gingrass
and Mrs. Turner drove out to the ] :.
/, Robbins home last Sunday after
noon. The Frank Turner family
were also there to enjoy the day.
Our readers will be interested to
know that Dan Wyatt has received
Ms discharge and Is now with Mrs.
"sai IN Minnesota, They expect
y conc back here before long.
Mrs. +. @. Ingraham entertained
her Sunday School class at a slum-
Der party last Thursday night. About
nine Of the members were there to
enjoy the good time Which they all
report.
All those having accounts which
have not been closed with the
Schmeeckle Bros. Hardware Co
kindly come In and pay them or
make arrangements for their settle
ment by the-1st OF March.
BY Special Correspondent. Bud
Eades traded to Clayton Bowles a
farm and one dollar In cash for n
little black pup. weighing one pound
and two ounces. Evidently Bud did
not get much for bulk, and we are
not sure which one benefited the most
Mr.. and Mrs. George Payne arrIy-
ed in Raymer Saturday morning af-
ter spending the past winter months
with relatives In Missouri and Kan
sas They left their car at Hutchins
Kansas. as the snow was too deep 70
attempt travel It sounds queer,
don't It for we are having summer
weather.
The following young people drove
to Avalo Sunday afternoon, the prime
purpose to deliver new Ford In that
neighborhood, the secondary purpose
to provide some enjoyment; the Meg
srs Jim Kent, Tom Wyatt and Ear
nest Schmeeckle. and the Misses
Georgia Reed Nettie Barker. and
Cora Burton.
Maurice Allen and Lackey Hobbs
rove to Morgan Monday night to at
tend the Masonic lodge. Maurice en-
joyed? third degree on that evening
Others who went were Harold Scott.
F. L. Knapp, l.. r, Aebersold and Rev.
y. q. Ingraham. Mr.. Aebersold also
received the same degree but did not
have as hard time as Maurice.