The Raymer enterprise., 1919-02-13

tne WINTER at BOLIVAR, MO-, anu II
Oklahoma.
Mrs. Barker. Jim Philby, and tn.
Misses Nettie Barker and Ruth
Graves drove to Morgan yesterday
some to shop and some to enjoy the
trip.
F. L. Knapp, Clarence Hobbs, L.
E. Aebersold, and Maurice Allen went
to Morgan last Friday night to at
tend a meeting of the Masons The
two last named received their Sc
cond degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd G. .Erford
and son. Loren, drove to Denver
Tuesday morning. They will at
tend a meeting Of the Denver
Elevator Co.. while there and will
spend the remainder OF the week
there.
Mrs. A. b. Fades and son Bud
were entertained at the A. G. Nick
erson home Sunday at an elaborate
dinner. Later on in the afternoon
ice cream and product for which
Mrs. Nickerson is noted, excellent
cake, were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Petrie are
again grandparents to new boy
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Petrie.
now living in Cheyenne. They are
not SO well pleased to learn thar the
Hugh Petrie fanny are quarantined
at present for the flu.
Capt. A. B. Fades, who has been
in Denver the past eight weeks very
sick with neuritis. has journeyed to
the Sunny South where he will visit
with his daughter, Miss Hulda, who
is employed In the Citizens State
Bank at FL Campo, Texas.
Mr.. Robbins returned Tuesday
weeks visit in his old home In Kan
with the mailman. after a several
sas. On his way home he stopped
of in Denver and while there pur-
chased five room modern bunga-
low. They expect 10 move there next
fall.
An explosion OF gasoline lamp at
the Laferty home Sunday evening
made things lively for a time. but
Raymer was let off by warning
that was not expesive this time. We
cannot expect to always be SO fortn-
nate II we fail to heed these con-
stant reminders that we need fire
protection.
Floyd Barker. accompanied by
Mr.. Jim Philby. Blanche Barker, Lii
liam Fowler, and Lyla Allen drove to
Morgan Friday afternoon. Miss
Pearl Barker came home with them
to spend the weekend with her par
ents. Lyla Allen remained over
night and came home the next MORN
ing with the mailman.
J. E. Long Of Topeka, Kansas,
stopped of here week ago last Thurs
day to see his sister Mrs. J. l.. Ras-
He was on his way home
after trip on the Pacific coast In.
the two places, California
and the New Raymer country he
said he was better satisfied with the
latter, for he did not see anything
wrong with 1t.
A small boy made his first appear
ance in the family of Mike Hanson
asst Saturday night. Since the house
which he can call his birthplace. was
owned by Robert Coffin. he was OBJ
igingly named Robert Raymond.
Everyone is getting along nicely. on
y young Robert will have to start
Early to get the senior Roberts good
nature and laugh.
About thirty OF -the very young
misses We're entertained by Mrs. NJ
J. Sweet last Thursday, In honor of
Bobby's fourth birthday. Some of
he guests we're SO small that they
had to fed by one of more years, but
hey all enjoyed the games and the
cake. They did not need
% wish Bobby many more birthdays
Tor she has room for several more.
The Mission Study Glass met Mon
lay night. with an attendance OF
thirteen members. The book which
they have chosen is in direct line
with the great centenary movement,
and work will be commenced on ii
Immediately. After the business
about an hour was spent
in practice Of the play which they
will give very soon. Everyone watch
Ior the date.
The Mayfield Shoe and Harness
shop is very busy now days repair