The Raymer enterprise., 1921-06-30
LOCAL NEWS Of INTEREST
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VIM. Halling and daughters and
Mr.. Chas Kiesel were Morgan callers
yesterday.
Mrs. Macklin. and children re-
turned yesterday morning from their
trip to Nebraska.
c. G. Cronbaugh, eyesight spec
ialist. Glasses fitted and lenses du-
picated. Rasbe Building. Sterling.
The Ladies' Aid announced for next
week has been postponed for q week
ON account Of the Fourth coming
next week.
J. H. Beson. Mrs. Rylatt. Mrs.
GUNNER and willard Rylatt left
early In the week for a trip to the
mountains.
Showers are frequent, some places
generous ones, In others Just q sprin-
kle; but not as much hail as usual
for the hot temperature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley left Monday
for Denver on combined business
and pleasure trip. While they are
away Miss Glenn Allen Is staying
with the children.
Rev. Ingraham took DR.. Wright
to Morgan Monday morning in time
to catch that early train for Denver.
They left here about 400 q. m; &C
who says that q preacher can't get
up In the morning?
Cyrus Nickerson Ted Nickers0n,
Bud Fades and one Of the Meyers
boys left for trip to Estes Park
last Friday. They intende to be
gone about week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nickerson will 81 ater the boys get
back.
A couple Of Sunday School picnics
were held last Friday, one at the
Hurst and the other at the Nicker-
son ranch for the children Of the
primary departments. Of both the
Christian and the Community
churches. The kiddies report good
time.
The many friends Of Mrs. Brad
bury, better known perhaps as FL
sic Lyons, is promising candidate
for one OF the prizes given by the
Rocky Mountain News and Denver
Times In their contest. II you are
taking either of these pApers, or
wish to take either Of them, you can
help. II you are getting the paper
look up the coupons and send them
in for Mrs. Bradbury. II you DC
not wish to bother with sending them
in youself, bring them to Ruth Graves
at J. O. Smathers' store and she Will
take care Of them for you.
Joe Cavis has the brakes on his
fliyer all fixed. The occasion was
while he and bunch were fishing at
the Jack Pot Saturday, he became
somewhat disturbed in his mind. they
were Just ready to evacuate camp,
but when they proceeded to pull the
first hill the engine had not warmed
up to her work and the strain OF the
steep grade put the engine to sleep,
and the fliver started back down hill
and over a ten foot bank into the
pond Fortunatly, 1t hit some mud
rather than a hard bottom. 80 did
not roll into deep water, but the
brakes are made to hold now Each
ene says It did not bother him much.
but that the others were badly fri
ghtened.
Mr.. H., Cole ,of Seattle, Washing
ton visited his uncle, q. H. White
from Friday evening until Sunday
afternoon. They had not seen each
ether since Mr.. Cole left Usage, Iowa
seventeen years ago to seek his for
tune in the west. Mr.. Cole ID buyer
for a large department store at Se-
attic, and was Just returning from q
buying trip to New York. He says
that there does not seem to be much
disposition to reduce prices on cloth
ing any further at present. In fact,
last spring he was able to pick up
what is known a. distress .merchan-
disc at prices that he could not now
duplicate. II that holds true, we So
where we will have to stay at home
or 70 TO church dressed in our last
year before lasts ovaralls.
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