The Raymer enterprise., 1919-09-18

Mr.. N. O. Peterson came back yes
terday from trip east
81 Mr.. L. Allen and H. c. Z,lk drove
to Denver last Thursday on business
N Ars. Geo. Briggs and baby OF Ka-
lous went to Sterling Wednesday to
meet her husband.
The Booster Club will meet with
Mrs. Geo. Miller next Wednesday az
ternoon. September cath,
Mrs. Wesley Barker is ENJOYING
visit from her parents who came yes
terday morning from Nebraska.
Rv. E.-G. Ingraham and family re-
turned home last Wednesday even
ing from attending conference
Mr.. H c. Zilk returned Monday
from Sterling. c. ais way home from
Denver where he hal been or bus
mess.
Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Frantz and
Robert and Warren drove to Morgan
last Friday afternoon to do some
shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forglesong who have
been visiting Mr.. Stark's week re-
turned to their home at Broken Bow
Nebr., Monday morning.
Miss Margarite Fiske came Thurs
day TO visit her friend. Mrs. II. l..
Robinson for time. She cams h re
from Hancock, Vermont.
Drs. w J. Pey ton and +. r. Rc.a.
hart and families OF Fort Mergar
took dinner at the Webb d. Mart:a
home last Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Friant and children
returned last week to their home at |
Howard. Mrs. l.. A. Beson returned
with them for couple weeks visit. |
Miss Mary Matheny returned to |
her home at Tekamah, Nebr., Tues
day after spending the past four
months here visiting her sister. Mr..
frank Jarland.
Mr., and Mrs. Ed Warrick and
children started last Thursday morn
ing to drive thru to Nebraska. where
they will visit friends and relatives
for few weeks.
The day after the transfer was
made, giving us a new depot agent |
II was repealed. and we were given |
back the former man, Mr.. Gill. The
Caplinger family went back to Sgd
ney.
Miss Eunice Porter, returned
missionary from India will be here to |
speak to the public at the High |
School Auditorium next Thursday |
evening. September 25th. Everone
is invited.
Sisters Ant0nina and Tarcisa of |
the st. Claire's Orphanage. Denver.
were in town this morning soliciting
funds for the school, which has |
large increase in attendance caused |
by the many flu victims OF last year. |
Miss Ruth and John Graves were
dinner guests at the z. l. Seavy home
Tuesday evening. the occasion to as
sist Miss Irene to celebrate her BIRTH
day and also to spend an evening
with Will before his return to Dem
yer on the following day.
Mr.. and Mrs. M W. Bailey and
family drove in from Holyoke Thurs
day night. They sold of thei,
household goods Saturday and re |
turned to Holyoke. They have been
spending the summer there, but win
now move to Kearney, Nebr. where
they expect to make their home
We do not hear much about our |
telephone system, but we have
word Of encouragement from one
edge. A son of Mr.. Dendinger was
home recently and he has connected |
the Dendinger and T. ]. Ewing
homes SO that they are the first to
get to use the phones on the new line
Russell White had the misfortune
to break his collar bone last Friday.
He was riding his motorcycle, when
1t got into rut and threw him on.
He did not think he was hurt at all
until he attempted to lift he ma
chine, when he discovered It panied |
him and then felt Of the broken bone. |
As consequence, he is In a rather
helpless condition, as he has to be
fed by some one.