The Raymer enterprise., 1919-06-26

to Nebraska Monday to spend a
short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen and Glenn and
Lyla made a trip to Morgan last
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. G. r. johnson. John and Ruth
Graves were entertained at dinner
at the Norberg home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Pischel and Willard
drove to Denver and the mountains
Monday and returned last evening.
J. II. Beson and ]. N. Quinn drove
to Fort Morgan this morning. the
later being bound to Denver on bus
mess.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. DeHoney. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lackey Hobbs drove to
Estes Park to spend Sunday this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Petrie drove to
Cheyenne yesterday to get their son
Robert who has just returned from
overseas.
Harold Marlowe is here from Law
renee, Kans.. visiting at the Chas.
Hoar home. He came from Camp
Funston.
Martin Bommelyne and 7. J. En-
right were down from Denver the
first OF the week, attending to bus
iness affairs.
Lloyd vavra. left Tuesday for Ord,
.yebr. He has been visiting his sis
ters. Mrs. Mark and Mrs. Eichstedt,
Or few days.
Mrs. c. e. Martin who was taken
to Denver last week. being very Ill,
is now said to be very Ill with the
the county hospital there.
DIR. and Mrs. Bonner and Miss
Hicks of Madrid. Nebraska, came up
on the train this morning from Ster-
ling. Miss Hicks will visit the Doc
tor and his wife for an indefinite
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry White and .wo
children went to Sterling yesterday
with their older daughter, Miss Fran
ces, where the latter was to be mar
ried last evening to c. N. Bailey OF
Sterling.
ID. II. Burton and family drove
to Denver Friday to visit the Hans
Knudsen family there until the first
OF this week. During their absence,
the Misses Cora'and Cleo Burton took
care OF the affairs at their home
The Crabb, Lennon and Patton
families took fall out Of the coyote
race Sunday evening when they cap
tured seven and killed one. That
will make less noise and more fried
chicken for the citizens over in that
section Of the country.
H. G. McCracken received an alli-
gator from Mexico this week, the
sole survivor of shipment of six
sent to him. The balance came to
a sad end in train wreck caused by
running into the Villa bandit force
or some other unfortunate. Mr. Nc
Cracken has filed a claim for damages
against the railway company and al
so the Mexican government. The
survivor Is an exceedingly pert re-
preventative OF the reptilian race
and Mr.. McCracken Is contemplating
adding another dozen and going in
to the alligator business, raising
them for their skins.
The Booster Club met with Mrs.
Webb d. Martin yesterday afternoon,
and as an important amendment was
to be voted upon, good percentage
Of the members were present. Con-
sequently. most OF the afternoon was
spent in discussing the amendment,
which was voted down. The ameud-
ment provided for a limited number
of ladies being allowed in the club,
with a waiting list to provide for
those desiring entrance. Quite bril-
liant thots were given for either side.
Mrs Martin was assisted In serving
the dinty refreshments. by Glenn
Allen, Mrs. Henry zilk and Mrs.
Snyder. The next meeting Is to be
with Mrs. F. c. Tighe.
In another place you will see a
request that II you have any books
about your place that belongs to the
travelling library that was at the
school house for some time They
may be left at the Enterprise Office.
We should have list OF the missing
books, but they have been mislaid so