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New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

% the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: The Tribune must be getting
reckless when it can donate more thai
half column Of its valuable space
to-day 10 man who cannot recognize
any difference between kissing zane
and the thing called dancing to-day.
y M PRICE.
Nan, Xorl. Doe 1non
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
A Clever MARTYR
lFron IAo roieaa IL.

Eugene '. DebS is nobody's fool IT.
may be mistaken for socio,i.n,n
ability TO cure the Ills that on,ic, n
KIND 'ut he is not deceived "a to ,ho
advantage which HIS Imprisonment,
gives MN as the leader Of a small but
decidedly militant minority.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
NfENtBER OF TNE

MENtBER OF TIE ASSOCIATED rRxsA
ID Tho Associated Press Is ercusrey emitted TO the
1.e fe7 repuoheauon o. all ng~s dispatches
a-d also fh> local news Of spontanesus origin pus
..sned hr-sia
. Al rights CT republication Of al sthsr matter
Asrrin reserved.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
The BYLAWS of the Movies

Sir: Every person appearing on the
screen in the euise of "miaister7
generic term) snould wear the col ar
OF Il Roman Catholic priest, the hat
Of an English &C. E,.) vicar, the frock
coat of a Presbyterian and the spats
(preferably whitc) of no clerical per-
son on Gods earth. He should carry
an umbrella. indoors and out, and
when performing the marriage serv-
ice (Which is his only function in the
movies besides getting laughed at) he
should read it out of Bible, in which,
Of course, it never was printed
Il e l.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: During the last few weeks you
have published number Of communi-
cations concerning the practice where
hy railroad companies charge full rates
without refund when commuters cannot
present tickets which they have actu-
ally purchased This discussion was
opened in your columns by the publica-
tion of an exchange OF CORE spondencc
which ] had with the Public Service
Commission. Your committing readers
may be interested in the following let
ter which I have received from the
commission, and which appears to close
this chapter;
"necemDer ,, 1920.
Dear Sir: | beg to advise you that
at the regular session of the commits
sion, held this day, your suggestion, or
request, that the commission on it's
own motion institute an investigation
AS 10 the reasonablcness of existing
regulations OF the steam carriers in
the New York district with reference
to commutation traffic, and with par
ticular regard 10 the rule requiring
payment Of full fare from holder of
commutation ticket who fails to pre-
cent such ticket to be punched for
particular ride, was considered, the
commission deciding not to institute
such an investigation.
You viii understand, Of course, that
TINS action hae no reference to anv
complaint which any Interested party
may see fit to make For the commits
sion, FRANCIS DISNEY
'Sevretayy."
COMMUTER.
New York. Dec 3 1000
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
GUARAN TY


tsd purchase merchandise adyevtssd In rh6
TRIBUNE with absolute safety-fer II dlssxtisfaa-
ton results In any case THE TRIBUNE guarantees
10 ray your money back upon rsausst Ne red taDs.
NO ouihbIlna We make aoss promptly II tho
ids.rtlser doss ret.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
This DIARY Of Our Own Samuel Penvs

December 4-Up, and to the Armory,
and met Mrs. Dot Waring there, and
we played sett of tennis on a cement
court, the best indoor court ever |
played on, and | beat her, but not
easily So home all the afternoon.
writing and paying bills, and in the
evening Mistress Hilda is come to din
ner, which our new handmade Marie
cooked better than my we have had
in two months, and she hath pleas
ant mien, also.
5-To the Office at noon, and 50 home
and tool; my wife to call on Mistress
Josephine Wise, and Marion at home,
and she made face like a fish, as [
taught her to do last summer; and so
to. Miss Edna Ferber's and she gave
me some chocolate aud some cinnamon
toast, and berated me that did not
work harder, a merited chastising.
Woollcott, and met II. Broun there
and Jacob Ben Ami the play actor. as
engaging q man as can be, and | doubt
whether there is any role he cannot
play on the stage. He told of the
operettas end meodramas he played in
in Brooklyn six and seven years ago.
Thence TO meet G. AIDE the golf player,
and we saw some plays and harlequin
AIDES at the Lambs, and the one l liked
best was one of Frank Cravcn's.
6-Lay late, and to the Office, where
all day, discoursing on many topcks
know little Of, and writing on some /
have more knowledge of. My shoes,
which 7 bought two years ago, have
been re-soed again, and make a brave
showing.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

Rattling the Skeleton is not the mer-
riest Of occupations, but it is sweet
" solemn thought that when the Rev
Harry H. Bowlby, Princeton OF. vas
the A. P's Princeton correspondent. il
is not recalled by S. B. B. that he ever
objected to working on Sunday If a
good story happened to break.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

One mans allAmerican football Sc
lections are as good as anothcr's: and
often, ns Joe Weber used to say, Il
whole lot worse
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
TUESDAY, DECEMBER :, 1920

sovnsd and published da,, by Neu YORK Tribune
fse New York Cooperation. oGden Reid. Frsi-
Str, @. Vernon Ro1e1 Wee President. Hslsa
EnGsS nstd. Secretary: r Aa1ne.d Trsasursr.
Address. l-euns Building it Nassau Street. New
1ers. Telephone. Bseknan sose
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

Mr.. Brynn's SINGLE standard is one
thing but the sine hlcssedncss stand
ard is something ever SO else again.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

We'll, when the Puritan Sabbath
comes, the orators can stop referrinr
70 Ahls Broad Lard. +. P. A.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

Not Roget's, not Funk & Vaenal.s's
book, has the appeal TO Mrs Marjory
Stoneman Douglas (whose column is
referred to in the preceding excerpt,
but who offers her overset to this Silo
OF Sapience) Of that rhythmic propo-
sition in Math:
The function OF r is to the G.
The function Of zero Is one.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

Among the Conspiracies Mr. Simeon
Strunsky forgot 20 list is the Con-
spiracy OF the Washington Newspapers
to Gain Circulation by Having the
Nicky Arnstein' trial held in Wash
ington.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
Great profit selling things.

Whoever implied that the police in
the recent inspection Of motor vehicles,
were slipshod, that they pasted on the
labels without investigation, is aspers-
ing noble and busy band Of men.
How, what with exhaustion after the
search for Nicky Arnstein, the finding
OF the Elwell murderer. and the solu-
ton Of the Wall Street explosion mys-
terry, they had energy or time to in
spect automobiles Is another Of the
marvels Of life in the metropolis.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

What could be more thorough than
the police inspection OF our own
Chariot OF Cheer? How're your
lights?'' asked the policeman, after
asking to see our operators license
"Simply elegant" was our truthful re-
rly paste this on your windshield"
said the policeman
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
The Fainteat Of Prais.a

IFrofn Ths Miami Herald
The Galley. which is the column in The
Miami Herald. which ia edited by Mrs
Douglas, to my mind is better than The Con-
ming Tower OF +. ?. A, The Sun Dial Of
Don Marquis, or the Lino-o'~T Type or Two by
Bert Taylor.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

1sCBsCRYPrON nATEs-sy ma. Including
rss.ags u THE INITLy SrATEs
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
Different, but Which Is Worse

New York, Dec. 4. 1920.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
Blue Laws and the Constitution

New York, Dec. 4, 1920
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
Wherein the Cornmutcr Loses

New York, Dec. 6, 1890.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
SURGERY AID
TO MORALITY
Operation Saves Boy of 10
From a Career of
Crime.

DENVER. Aug. 7.--Belicved to
have been saved from a life OF crime
by the removal OF part OF an en-
larged thyroid gland in his throat.
Maurice Altcrson. Denyer's ten-year-
old runaway" is speedily recover
ing his physical strength and, 1t is
confidently hoped, by juvenile court
officers, the mental poise ordinarily
developed In youths OF his age.
Maurice has been considered in
corrigible, and his many escapades
led Juvenile Court Judge Ben Lind
sey to direct an examination into
his mentality iu the belief that the
boyys habit OF running away was
due TO some psychopathic cause,
rather than any inherent badness
Mental experts declared that
Maurice had the brain OF man
past his majority. despite his ten
years.
Maurice, the incorrlglble, fell
asleep at ST. Joseph's hospital amid
the dazzling expanse of strange
white tables and the mystifying
fumes Of ether. when he awoke
I
tality had been reduced eleven years
and the world has been relieved Of
, potential master criminal. accord
ing to the medical experts.
Previous to the operation Maur-
ices twenty year-old mentality,
coordinated by the judgment and
will power OF a boy of ten years. re
suited in his getting into all sorts
OF trouble. The mischief that he
/ pcrpetrated, guided by the clever
man-mind. WAS more effective than
any that could be devised by an ordi-
nary boy.
Young Alterson is motherless. His
father, New York Hebrew, came
to Denver seeking health. lie placed
| Maurice in n home as the only means
OF having him cared for and having
his wild tendencies curbed.
Running away was Maurice's chief
accomplishment, and he effected his
escapes In every case with n flnesse
! and intricacy of detail that made his
apprehension almost impossible and
which showed him to be a calculat-
ing and extremely accurate thinker
! Several weeks ago Maurice at
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
Rdnson Succeeds Dunn
as Cashier of Central
National Bank of Tulsa

The directors OF the Central Ma
tional bank have elected George
". Ransom to the position OF
cashier to I'm the uncNpred term
OF f. l.. Dunn, who recently re-
signed.
Mr.. Ransom has been connected
with the Central National bank as
vice president for three and one
halt years, and since the beginning
"t the present year, has had charvo
or the trus' department. which de-
p0rtment he viii continue to su-
perviso his official title being vice
president ana cashier.
Mr.. Ransom has had an eXten-
sive banking experience and Is well
qualified 20 discharge the addi-
tional duties that will dcvolve on
him. Before coming to Oklahoma
he was for n number Of years with
the First National bank of Toledo,
ohio, and resigned from the Of
ficial staff Of that institution when
he came west
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08

tracted much attention when, after
one Of his numerous escapes from
the detention home. he was caught
in Texas and brought back 20 Dem
yer. This was his sixth escape in
as many months. when captured,
Maurice was found to have made 4
map OF hts proposed travels, includ-
ing routes from Denver To Fort
Worth and El Paso. Texas. and Los
Angeles, Cal, and various sections
of Montana. After taste OF the
wild and woody Maurice planned
to go to New York city. Several
veteran railroad men pronounced
this map one OF tho finest route
maps they ever saw. declaring that
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08

an experienced railroad man. travel
ling the same route, could hardly
Improve upon Mauricc's work. Tho
map was made entirely from knowl-
edge found In railroad time tables.
II was this map that prompte
Judge Lindsey In having an exam
iration Of the boy made by medical
experts. who later declared that he
had q mentality eleven years In ad-
vance of his physical age. Follow
iug the operation for the removal
OF part OF the enlarged gland, Il
was announced that the ovcr-de-
vclopmcut of this gland was rospon-
slblc for the boys mentality matur-
ing ont Of an proportion to his moral
and physical being
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
Two years in the Mail.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Aug. T.
Two years ago a young Italian sol
dier gave a box of souvenirs OF the
war fields TO Miss Susan Ranney,
an American Red Cross worker in
Padua, Italy, to be sent to Frank
Decreasere. OF this city The pack
age started on it's way and In a few
days the package will arrive after
having been In transit for two years.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
ElectroCuted Himself,

ERIE, Pa, Aug. Phillip Ma
ner. fifty-elght. was found dead.
with n patented electrical appliance
attached to light socket and con-
tact plates attached to his stomach
and head. Burns shoYed the man
had been electrocuted' Maucr was
trying out the appliance for the
first time. 1t was claimed that It
would cure stomach trouble.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
TOWN is AID sKEwBoGGLED.
Settling of Abandoned Minc Pas
sagcs Gets Everything on Bias,

BICKNELL, Ind, Aug. THE
third caveiu here in two weeks
caused by the collapse OF coal mine
entries and rooms under the city,
whore three OF the largest mines in
America are located, has resulted in
not a little alarm. In the latest
cavein, large two-stnry house
tilted forward about two feet. so
that it's doors Connot be closed.
Other houses have tilted so that the
plastering Is cracked, the doors
balk and the rafters crcak. ono
bill sits on the bias. Many wells
and cisterns have gone dry.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. Aug. Z.
sohn Battistoni, farmer, was saved
from death by an enraged bull when
KS three small children. showing
tnelr pluck, attacked the animal with
INchforks and revented it from gor-
'hg their father to death. Battistoni
pas painfully injured.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-09-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publhhsr)

Dspsstasnt 4 ~ Intseiee
U. 8. Land Once It Sterling, Colorado
September. IL, 1870.
Notice ; hereby given that Jared Craig
Of Loveland. Colorado. who. on February -
1910. made Dssert-Land Entry. Serial No
0il2o2. for M. Section a, Township I
North. Range 50 West. 9Th Principal
Meridian. has elsd notice Of IN.
tsntion to make Final DertLand Proof
under paragraph .. Bee. s. Act March I. 1915
70 establish claim TO ths land shove described
bsfcre the Clerk Of the District Court, d
Greeley. Colorado. on the 1st day Of Novem,
Claimant names q witnaa:
Adrew H Rose. Charles Craig. William r
Berner. and A. R. Rose. all Of Lovsland
Colorado. s-13 1921
A, r. BROWNS. REGISTER.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-09-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
fpublisherl

NOTlCE kVk fUBklCATlVN
(Publhher)
Department = ths 1ntsrise
U. s. Land Once at Sterling, Colorado
September, 10, 1890.
Notice b hereby given that Andrew r.
Rose, Of Lovsland. Colorado. who. on
October 90. 1909. made Dsret-Land Entry
Serial No. ossbl. for Lots l. .. ., 4. and TX.
WV. Sec. 10 Twr N. Range So W.. gu
Principal Meridian. has Aled notice Of In.
tsntion to make Final D~srtLand Proof
under paragraph ,. See. s. Act March I. 1915
TO establish claim TO the land above described
before the Clerk Of the District Court, q
Greeley, Colorado. on the lst day Of kovem-
ber. 1920.
Claimant names - witneses:,
Jared Craig, A. H. Rose. W. F. Bsrner
and Charles Craig. all Of Lovsland
Colorado. s-a3 1921
A p nnOWNq pnvs.xsr
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-09-23

hOVSS6 WAWV ~ wv 61UbVu
ssiap 4 IL isspA Il lga6f ~ vkslb IN nj
Week tex s.st
Watch for date OF Musicale.
Clarice Norberg and John Grave
were in Morgan Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Allen drove to Gree
: ley Tuesday on business trip.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Brown CAM
Saturday from Canada to visit.
Mrs. E6 White entertained tn,
Lady boosters at her home yester
day.
Miss Clarice Norberg leaves to-day
for Boulder where she will take up
her school work
Mr.. and Mrs Swe!gard drove Ia
Loveland and different places west
Of here to get some fruit.
Word was received that Buck
Winterrowd was getting along very
nicely after his operation.
Mr. Hoyt Of Dannebrog, Nebras-
la. arrived Tuesday to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Snyder and family.
Hunt up your last years season
tickets. The Musicale entertain
ncIt comes In less than two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Brown and
Llr and Mrs Harry Brown and Mrs
Lauia Brown went to Greeley Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin went to Nor
gan Sunday for short visit. Mrs
Martin and Phyllis staid over for a
few days.
Mrs. Dolly R lat. who has been
up in Wyoming looking after hn'
homestead near Douglas, returned
home Sunday.
The Ladies Aid Of the Communi-
ty Church will be entertained by
Mrs T. v. Addington next Thursday,
September 80.
Mr. and Mrs Dannatt returned
home from Douglas, Wyoming last
week where they have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs Tom Wyatt.
Mr.. Mayfield's brother, Jay, who
has been visiting here for some time,
returned Tuesday to his home In the
Big Horn Valley, Wyoming.
Mrs/E. G Ingraham had the mis-
fortune to step on a nail last We'd
nesday. which has been giving her
a lot OF trouble the past week
Mrs Frank Snow and two OF the
children left here Saturday for Co.
Fad, Nebraska where they will Wis
1t relatives and friends few days.
The Rasmussen and Becker fam
lilies were in Greeley Saturday on,
business also the Enterprise man and
his wife to attend an editorial meet
ing.
There was large crowd attended
the Baptismal services at the law
nee Sunday afternoon. We un le'-
stand ten new ones were received at
this time
Mrs F c. Tghe left Saturday to
visit friends in Denver for several
days. also for the purpose Of having
her tonsils removed. So Fred has
to batch.
Mr.. Kelly left last week to go to
their former home at Torrington,
Wyoming to attend an automobile
convention. also to bring back some
Of their goods.
Mr.. Snow, father Of Frank Snow,
boared the train the latter part Of
the week to visit his old home in
Indianna and to attend g. A. R. en-
campment at Indianapolis
Mrs Hodges who left few weahs
..ro for Kenesaw. Nebraska, retifi-
&. u Monday accompanied by com.
anion from which we Judge th.,t
there must have been a wedding In
the last week or SO.
Mrs Sarson OF Fort Lupton, Colo,
arrived Tuesday to teach school at
one Of the points near High Tower
but owing to change In their plans
she has consented to all q vacancy
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-09-23
HODGES.OLIvER

Married at Sterling. August so.
1920, Mrs Belle Hodges and Charles
Oliver The bride and groom arrived
IN Raymer the first Of the week for
a few days visit here and departed
today for Kenesaw. Nebraska. where
they will make their future home.
The Enterprise wishes the youth
full groom and blushing bride long
and happy life.
The Mayfield Brothers have been
enjoying visit from a brother,
Jay Mayleld OF the Big Horn Basin,
Montana. He came last Friday and
left Monday He had not seen g.
NJ. Mayfeld for some time and went
out to the ranch and bot bunch Of
horses from Granville and wanted
them delivered in Montana before
Granville tumbled to the fact that
he was dealing with his brother.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-09-23

Want ADS
FOR SALE:-Ten good milk cow.
will be fresh soon. 8 miles vest
and { north Of Raymer. F. W..
Fales 1879
FOR SALES room bungalow, see
F. G. Tighe. 1Stf
FOR SALE:-Seed fall rye Rosen
(Russian) variety. See sample
and leave orders with F. G Tighe
Joseph Tighe. 1872
FOR SALE:-2 fine red sows, to pig
In October. H w. Fowler. 2Otf
NOTICE voR PUBLICATION
(PublhA9)
DeDartnsat u IL lntsriss
.. .. LAnd o1ss q Starting. Colorado.
September I. 1920.
Notice b hereby sivsn that Francis A. ia
sobs. Of spursin.. Colorado, who. on March
10. 1915. made Homsstsad Entry, Serial No.
o24s24, for Lots I. :, .. and IKswN, ssa.
10. Twp. II N. Range IS West and the
HhNEA. sWANEk. Section "a Township
II North. Range ~ West Oh Principal Msr-
idian. hss Alsd notice Of intention to make
Final Three Year Proof. 10 establish claim
70 the land above described. before clyds L.
stanlsy. U. .. CommissionsE, At New Rsymer,
Colorado. on Tie 9sth day Of October, 1920
Claimant nano = witaAss,
Earl King. Of Kimball, Nsbraska.
Louis Nslson. Of spurgin, Colorado
Tom Ewing. Of New RaymG, Colorado.
Jsha 0prasus. Of West Plains. Colo. si-S 1911
~. DaoWND, Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-09-23

tNuOA8uctl
Dspartnsat Il ths Intsrise
q. .. Land Once ct Sterling, Colorado
September II. 1890.
Notice ; hsrsby given that Marion VIII.
Jams. Of Weldona. Colorado. who. on ssptsm.
Der 7. 1915 made Homestead Entry Serial No,
o2S2o2. for SWA. sEANwA, Section 10
Township North, Range 80 West sth Prin.
eipal Meridian has Aled noties Of intention
to make Final Three Year Prod. b ~tab.
lhh claim TO the land above described, b..
for 2. l. Boiillot, ClGk Of TIE District Court
1t Fort Morgan. Colorado, on the 2nd day
Of NOVEMBER, 1870.
Claimant names - witness:
Carl Aver. George g Holmes. Thomas b.
Richardson, and Byron KELLOGG. Ill Of Wei.
dcna Colorado. s-23 1871
A. r. BROWNg. Rn9;tsr.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-09-23
Par,.y for Ms. MathenY

Several Of the Raymer young peo-
IL surprised Miss Matheny Satur-
1ay night by gathering at thu home
u her sister. Mrs Jarland. to give
her a farewell good time before she
leaves for her home in Nebraska
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-09-23

L0ST:--A good leather halter, Au.
gust 2lst. between Raymer and
my home ~
PASTURE:-Have pasture for sew
eral head horses. plenty Of feed
and water. j. l.. Rchs.ns. ls-tf
Walter Blair and family OF Peets
spent from Friday until Monday ct
T. H. Becker's.
Mrs 7. v. Adinglon vii! entertain
the Ladies Of the Community Aid
the first. Thursday in October Re-
member the date.
c. B. Mccarthy, r. S. Alexander,
and L J Bells OF Fremont, Nebr.,
are the guests Of T. H. Becker and
family, arriving Wednesday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. +. Kile left last
week for Nebraska where they will
visit their son and other relatives
for several weeks Mr.. and Mrs Odes
Arlington ere taking charge Of the
..,!e Inn.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-09-23

County Clerg Littell. Ira Sides and
he two counting judges passed thru
Raymer on their way to Stoneham
to get the poll books properly signed
n. Several precincts this year sent
IN their books without making their
returns complete, and the board had
already travelled several hundred
,..;les in securing the proper sigma
lures.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-09-23
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
(Publishsr)


(Publkhsr)
DsDartmsat n H. lntssise
y. 9. Land Ones 1t Sterling, Colorado,
September. -. is9a.
Notice ; hsrshy sivsn thas Charls Crais,
Of Lovsland, Colorado. who. on February g,
1919. made Ds~t-Land Entry. swiai No.
eiiise. for WI. Section n. Township
. North. Range s. West sth PriseI-
pal Meridian has Alsd noties Of h.
tsnticn 10 make Final Dm~t-Land Proof,
under paragraph .. Be-. 5. At March /, 1915,
to establish claim to IL land sbovs Described,
before ths Clsrk Of tie Dbtriet Court, q
Greeley. Colorado. on ths ist dsy n Noysm-
bu. 1870.
Claimant names = wituoo:
william =. Bsrnsr. Jared Craig. Andrew
Il. Ross. and A. =. Rose eli Of Lovelspd
Colorado. so 1881
4 ,. BROWNS. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-09-23

Mr.. Hoyt Of Dannebrog, Nebras-
la. arrived Tuesday to visit his
daughter. Mrs. Snyder and family.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-09-23

Word was received that Buck
Winterrowd was getting along very
nicely after his operation.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-09-23
Reception to Rev. lngraham

Last Friday night host Of
friends and members Of the Com
munity Church gathered at the Par.
sonage to give Rev. Ingraham and
family royal welcome to this COM
munity for another year.
The evening was spent in CONVEX
sation and singing until about ten
O'Clock when refreshments were serv.
ed. All expressed themselves a
having a lively good time.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs Swe.gard drove to
Loveland and different places west
OF here to get some fruit.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-09-23

The Ladies Aid Of the Commune
ty Church will be entertained by
Mrs T. v. Addington next Thursday,
September 80.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-09-23

Mr. and Mrs Harold Brown came
Saturday from Canada to visit.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-09-23

Mrs/E. G Ingraham had the mis-
fortune to step on a nail last Wed.
nesday. which has been giving hei
a lot OF trouble the past week
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-09-23

Mr.. Mayfield's brother, Jay. who
has been visiting here for some time,
returned Tuesday to his home in the
Big Horn Valley, Wyoming.