The Raymer enterprise., 1919-12-25
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
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Monday was the shortest day this
year.
The Kile Inn Cafe place is open
and serves you good meals.
- oVasco Seavy came home from Boui-
- Monday to spend his vacation.
M. and Mrs. Ffke left the fifst Of
the week for Pueblo to spend q few
days,
Mrs. Bringleson was passenger
to Sterling Monday to have her eyes
tested again for glasses.
Misses Clarice Norberg and Ruth
Graves came home Friday from Boul-
der for their holiday vacation.
Mrs. Rooms came up from Sterling
Saturday for an indefinite stay with
her daughter. Mrs. M. @. Brown.
ICES Carrie Nickcrs. e:..i Freja
:. trer cams aom. Sa; ir.:av morn.
r. from Den q. to spurc Christine.
The High School teacher fror. Ke.
ota spent Sunday. with the w. A..
Sweigard family. returning home
Modday.
Mr. and Mrs. viii Schmeeckle and
children left for Eustis. Nebraska,
Monday to spend the holidays with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J W. Patton went
to Sedgwick last Saturday, expecting
to eat Christmas dinner with a son
at that place.
A A. Mckay came home Saturday
from Nebraska where he has been
shucking corn. to spend Christmas
with the kiddies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradbury and Byron
Doty and family left Monday for
Sidney. Nebraska, where they will
make their home.
P. J. Hewitt spent most Of the
week in town having charge Of the
Teachers Examination. He return
ed home Monday.
The parsonage occupants are the
recipients OF a box Of Idaho choice
apples sent them for Christmas by q
brother Of the pastor.
Raymond johnson and Earnest
Schmeeckle will spend Christmas
with their parents in Eustis. Nebras-
ka, leaving here Monday.
William Mckay who has been
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt
for some time past will return to
Nebraska soon with his father and
two sisters.
F. L. Knapp and wife returned
from Morgan Friday after having
car trouble on their way down Thur
sday. Mr.. and Mrs. Cutler took care
OF the store In their absence.
Messrs Martin. Norwood. Quinn
and Knapp went to Morgan Monday
evening to attend the big supper CIV
en- BY the Elks to those who partici-
pated In the big rabbit hunt on that
day.
Miss Cora Burton started on her
trip home for the holidays last Satur-
day meeing her sister. Thelma at
stoneham and together hey would 20
on to Morgan to visit over Sunday
with friends leaving there for Nebr..
Monday.
Rev. Ingraham went to Stoneham
Monday and returned the following
day. He had several minutes to
spend in Stoneham. The parson says
that there are several things about
the prairie dog special that resem-
bles a train.
H. Beson, VIZ has been III since
returning hcnl. from Sterling last
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.irs 2eson ~. uas ;av t.: Sprins-
e,.d NJ, to ~. nj the holidays .ith
rs !'eson's .atiyes
Ralph Clark and his wife, who
have been visiting at the Clark home
for q few days, left Friday for San
Diego, California, where he will 20
& into aviation for Uncle Sam.
- Ralph has been in the air, old
'EsIa firma seems too slow for him.
Gordon and Dorothy Pinkerton
came up from Stoneham Monday to
see about school work here. Mr..
Pinkerton 10 the depot agent at that