The Raymer enterprise., 1919-06-12

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was bitten by q rattlesnake recently
is getting along very nicely.
Mrs. James f. Wheeler and two
children came from Kenesaw, Nebr.,
Monday. after spending the winter
there.
Mrs. c. E. Richards and children
drove In from Arapahoe, Nebraska,
last Friday to spend the summer here
on their place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Lacock drove
to Denver the first OF the week, to
attend the tractor show. They re-
turned last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Claude Lacock was hostess
at a shower party given in honor
OF Miss Mayme Winterrowd, who is
to become the bride OF Ed Tossie
to-day.
Mr.. w. A. Helmann went to Dem
yer Monday to attend the tractor
shcw. Miss Elsie Wanser is staying
with Mrs. Helmann during his alb
sence.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Norwood and
Mrs. M. G. Brown drove to Denver
Tuesday afternoon to take in the
tractor show and also attend to
some business affairs. They returned
to-day.
A new kind OF program will be
given for Children's Day, a week
from next Sunday night, June 22no,
Everyone plan to come to this, as
big preparations are being made to
make II a success.
Mr.. Malone came down from Den
yer the first OF last week, to see his
children who are living with Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Newell. He took the two
Oldest boys. Melvin and Marvin to
Wiley, Colo, last Thursday. and
they will be cared for by an aunt.
Mrs. Flora Crabb went to Atwood
Saturday. She took with her the
son Of her niece. little Floyd Riar-
dan. who has been visiting her for
few weeks. Mrs. Crabbe expects
to go to Montana to visit her brother
and a sister whom she has not seen
for several years.
Miss Carrie Nickerson Is much re-
lieved after recovering her trunk
which was lost last fall In transit be-
tween Los Angeles and here. 1t
has been in Brush, Colo, during the
winter With the exception Of Few
things which were gone. the trunk
is in good condition.
On Saturday evening Of a week
ago, Miss Marie Allen entertained a
few girls at a seven o'clock dinner.
The ladies present were, the Misses
Pearl and Blanche Barker, Ella
Hurst, Bessie Briggs and Elsie Wan
ser. The remainder of the evening
was spent with music and a general
good time.
Last Sunday morning, two car
loads OF people came up from Flem-
ing to visit their former pastor, Rev
e. G. Ingraham. They we're caught
here by the rain and could not 60
home until Monday noon. They
were, Rev. J. l. Goodman and wife,
their son and daughter, and niece,
and Mr.. D. c. Calbert and family.
A company OF people came from
Hebron, Nebraska to visit at the
Chas. Hoar home for few days A
brother Of George Newell, 0rville
Newell and his daughter, his mother,
and sister came. Mrs. Hoar who
had been visiting frinds and rela- |
tives, at Sheridan Lake, Colo, for
a couple OF weeks came back with
them too.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Tighe. Miss
Elsie Wanser and 0rval Bradbury
drove out to the w. w. DeHoney
home last Saturday evening to make
them a short visit They were not
expected until the next day, but sur
prised the host and hostess by COM
ing sooner. Mr.. and Mrs. Tighe
came home the next morning, the
other two guests remaining until
time for the ball game in the after
noon.
The seventh and eighth grades
enjoyed an all days picnic at the
Pawnee Buttes Saturday. They weie
taken there in the three Dodge
trucks besides severay osher private
cars going too. Good luck seemed