The Raymer enterprise., 1919-02-20

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to the city Monday.
About so tons Of good whea,
!: straw, for sale cheap. A. e. Pischel
| W. A. Helmann and Clifford Dan.
rat went TO Denver yesterday on
business.
| When you get good job. rcmrm-
ber where you got 1t. The . X
Shoe Shop.
| Or. Brck CT Grover came down
Monda. to spend he following two
weeks here.
]. F. Snow has mcved into the for.
mer Sweet building, still keeping up
the rooming house.
/ II you are tired of that old tobac-
CO habit just stop at The O. X Shoe
Shop and learn how to stop it easily.
| Mr.. +. H. White is in bed again
with a return OF the rheumatic at
tack from whish he had believed he
had recovered.
| Mrs. 4. G. Nickerson went home
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Wagner
last Sunday afternoon and is visit
mig the.e tbs wea'.
Mrs. Burgesser who has been liy-
ing in Keota during the winter has
now moved back on her homestead d
in tn. .Hightower district.
| Mrs. Brown ard small son came
from Stockport, Ia. Thursday MORN
ing to visit her daughter Mrs .,eo
Hiidebrand who lives near Kalous
She was met at the train by Mr..
Geo. Hildebrand.
Take your laundry and dry clean.
ing to the Raymer Shop. Mrs.
Brown has the agency for the Che,
enne Steam Laundry and Cleaning
Company. Will send them on Tues
DAYS. back Fridays. i0-4
All those having accounts which
have not been closed with the
Schmeeckle Bros. Hardware Co.
kindly come in and pay them or
make, airar gements fer their settle-
kment by the lst OF March.
f. c. Method and family OF De-
catur. Nebraska moved here last
week with their household goods,
and at present will live on the Ted
Becker place north Of town. Later
they will move onto their own place
nearer town,
l. Tom Wyatt, Earnest Schmecckle
and the latter's wife" Maggie Nor
ris having been given orders to move
out Of their bachelor apartments
above the Hardware store. did so on
Saturday. They have now taken up
their abode with Jim Kent on north
Central Avenue.
M. and Mrs. Henry LIE Grands OF
Fort Morgan. Colo, but formerly Of
Phillipsburg. Kansas. have been Wis
fting the past two weeks with their
daughter. Mrs. Carl F. Keehl north
of Raymer. They left Saturday for
their former home at Phillipsbnrg.
MIR. LeGrande has been working In
the sugar factory at Fort Morgan
during the winter.
II costs you one fourth OF what
you produce to feed your horses.
Think OF it-0ne fourth II will
pay YOU to buy Moline-one- Man
Tractor Outfit. Convenient terms
and sold with a guarantee. Moline
One Man Tractor and Two Bottom
Tractor Plow. s1,56950. Demon
stration gladly made. Place your
order now at Raymer Elevator. 41-2
Mr.. and Mrs. c l. Snyder enter
tanned the following at 800 Par
ty" on st. Valentines eve, February
IA: Messers c. l.. Hobbs, l.. d.
Hobbs, Claude Knapp, Claude La
cock, together with their wives. and
Mr.. ]. w LaRue and Miss Amy Barr.
Miss Burr was champion Of the even
ing. AT a late hour delicious re-
freshments were served and all re-
port having spent delightful even
ing.
Mrs. Rasmussen entertained the
ladies OF the Aid Society at her
home last Thursday, but on account
of the bad weather, very few OF the
ladies were able to get out Some
business matters were talked over,
and a good social time was enjoyed
by those present; delicious refresh
ments we're served by the hostess.
| We hope that at the next meeting