The Raymer enterprise., 1919-02-13

Mr.. Brownley. came from Nebras-
ka Saturday to look after business
Affairs here.
0. II Rohrbough is spending this
week at the home OF his sisters, Mrs.
d. c. Cutler.
DR.. r. +. Reinert. Dentist, will be
In New Raymer next Saturday, at
the Kile Inn. ks|
Tobacco cure can be had at the
o. X. Shoe shcp. Come in and get
a circular telling Of its work.
Bill Schweizer Who has been VISIT
Ing his brother. Gnris s.:lfweixcr. re-
tuned to Elstis. .ebr., Thursday.
II you are tired OF that odd tobac-
co habit just stop at the o. X Shoe
Shop and learn how to stop 1t easily.
Mrs. DeForest was taken out. to
take care OF Dick Niemann who is
still under restrictions and must be
looked after.
Mrs. Carl Bunderson returned Fri
day from Sydney where she has been
visiting her friends. Mr.. and Mrs G
J. Cernola,ek.
Mrs. Harold Brown OF Buckingham
was reported quite sick Tuesday and
Mrs. George Rooms was taken up
there to take care of her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nichols and |
two children returned to Stoneham
FRIDAY morning after spending a
couple OF days here with relatives.
Floyd Barker, accompanied by his
uncle. Mr.. Philby and John Graves
tock his sister Pearl back to her
school duties in Morgan Sunday af-
scincol.
\ meeting OF the Sunday School
Board was held Monday evening at
the home OF A. s. Hurst. at which
plans for the centenary movement
were worked out
Take your laundry and dry clean
ing to the Raymer Shop. Mrs.
Brown has the agency for the Chey-
enne Steam Laundry and Cleaning
Company. VIII send them on Tues
days. back Fridays.
Raymond Hear drove to Morgan
through the mud Yesterday alr on
account OF a lady from Denver. The
lady in question was Miss Esther
Wii.c returning after three weeks
In Denver. visiting friends.
DIR. Mesimor Of Denver came tol
our town Monday to look over pros
poets for q location, returning there
the following day. He has not de-
rided definitely but will return herel
In week or SO to Investigate thor
Dughly.
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Mrs. d. H. Burton was called sudd
emily last Wednesday by the serious
illness Of sister, who lives in Neb-
raska. She was talsen to Morgan
that morning by Clarence Bly,, and
from there she resumed her trip on
The train.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.-1OO K 800
IT. lot, ploughed. $95 cash. 800
bond full payment. Monthly pay
ments. VIII accept $50 bond lst
payment. balance to suit purchas-
er. M. Zimmerer. Inquire at
Enterprise Office. 1912
j., H. Beson, accompanied by his
mother and Miss Genevieve Mitchell.
1rove to Morgan last Thursday. Mrs.
Beson went from there to Denver,
where her daughter, Mrs. Dolly Ry-l
latt, will go with her to Idaho
Springs for treatments.
The stork has not been neglectingj
Ihese parts the past few. weeks, for
i've new citizens have arrived in
that time. The fifth one is in
The person Of young lady who will
make her residence at the Roy Crabb
home northeast of town.
Mrs. Robert Coffin and mother,
Mrs. Ed BLY, went to Sterling Friday,
the former going for medical atten-
lion for her eye which has been CIV
ing her quite bit of trouble and
pain. They went on to Omaha the
next day to consult specialist
Mrs. Wheeler and baby and Mrs.
Hodges went to Sterling Thursday
morning. Mrs. Wheeler and baby
will go from there on to Keneshaw,
where Mr.. Wheeler is en-
ployed. Mrs. Hodges will stop in
Sterling few days before joining