The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1919-11-13
LOCAL NEWS Of INTEREST
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Mrs. Hodges returned to Sterling
last Friday
There may be some skating In the
near future. Sharpen your skates.
n ". Mcouown and Mr., Gram re-
teurned to Denver again last week.
Irene Seavy was unable to go
home Saturday ON account Of the
storm.
8. 7 Powell has got nicely settled
In the Raymer hotel and is ready to
serve the public.
Church and Sunday school had to
give way Sunday to the caprice Of
the weather man.
Miss Lyla Allen came home We'd
nesday and spent the remainder Of
the week at home.
Mrs. Wagner Of Randolph, .Nebr..
arrived in Raymer Tuesday to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Macklin.
The mail man Of Morgan stopped
over night with Mr.. and Mrs. Tighe
Tuesay on account OF the blizzerd.
Mrs, Frances White Bailey came
from Sterling last Friday and will
visit the parental White home for
several weeks
J. X Norwood left for Eddyville.
Iowa. Wednesday. called there by
! word that his father was In very
serious condition.
Mrs. Barker came up from Morgan
last Wednesday expecting to go back
! on Sunday. but owing to the weather
delayed her return until Monday.
Miss Clarice Norberg and Ruth
Graves came home from Boulder FRI
day and Monday returned to their
school duties at Boulder, going to
Morgan,
Chas Hoar and daughter, Myrtle,
returned from Hartman, Colorado,
last Friday. Mr.. Hoar has made ar
rangements to move there in the
near future
Sol Rodkin writes us from Kan
sas City where he is attending the
tractor school. He also wants to
keep In touch with Raymer people by
taking the paper.
Miss Lyla ALLEN was home from
her school work at Greeley for the
weekend. Maurice took her to Briggs
dale where she got the motor back
to Greeley to-day.
The city dads have been sitting
up for several nights with the cleo
trio light question. 1t seems to get
no better quite fast, and we fear the
worst may be expected.
A letter from Sol Rodkin asks that
The Enterprise be sent to him at the
Sweeney Auto and Tractor School at
Kansas City. Sol also reminds us
that he wants to see Raymer get on
the map with an American Legion"
Several Of the younger old people
enjoyed bob-sleigh ride Monday
and afterwards met at the Macklin
! home and partook Of an oyster sup
per, the occasion being to celebrate
the anniversary Of Mrs. F. L, Knapp's
birth
Mrs. Brlngleson returned home to-
sday after several weeks visit with
old friends in North Dakota While
she was there she enjoyed almost
continuous rainy weather and start
ed for home only to run into snow
blockade at Sterling on the way
home.
The stork made a call at the Ar
thur Patton home Wednesday In
spite Of wind and snow and left an
eight pound girl. Mighty bad wea-
Their. but the bird made the trip all
right and father and daughter are
doing we'll. Grandad J. w Patton is
also doing well unless appearances
: are deceiving.
i The teachers who left here We'd
nesday night to attend the State
Teachers meeting in Denver failed
70 return home Sunday on account
u the snow storm, but got as far as
! terling and came on the first train
out Of there Tuesday noon. Mrs.
Birdick stopped at Merino to visit
with friends while Mr.. Birdick re-
turned to Morgan and drove across
with bis car.