The Raymer enterprise., 1921-06-09
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
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Miss Lyla Allen went to Greeley
by train Monday for the summer
school.
Mrs. Clarence Robertson has been
on the sick list lately. but Is better
at this writing.
DR.. Miller drove to Greeley one
day last week and was accompanied
home by his son. ~
Mrs. Frantz who has been very
poorly the last few weeks, is able to
be around again.
G. G. Cronbaugh, eyesight spec.
ialist. Glasses fitted and lenses du-
picated. Raabe Building. Sterling
Bring on your poultry. am ready
to buy at the highest market price
Pay cash. C. A. Mayfeld, at the shop
"
A good attendance was present
last Thursday at the Ladies' Aid
which met with Mrs. J. H. White.
H. G. Zilk and wife and Miss Ivle
White went to Greeley this morn
ing, the latter for the summer school
Mrs. fnez Haight, Miss Edith and
Gordon are in Raymer at the old
homestead looking after business af-
fairs.
R. s. Tappy Of Avalo was In The
Enterprise Office Tuesday, assisting
some Of his neighbors make final
proof.
he countryT has been visited by
good rain the past week, which
makes the grass, gardens and crops
look fine.
There are several cases of mea-
sles around Buckingham and few
in Raymer, but they are getting
along all right
Mrs. Macklin, Hazel, Helen and
Glenn left last Thursday for month
visit with relatives at their former
home in Nebraska.
Mrs. L. A. Beson, who spent the
week end in Morgan for medical
treatment, arrived home Sunday af-
ternoon with Rev. Melendy.
An air plane was seen Monday
morning passing over Raymer COM
ing from Cheyenne, probably on its
way to Omaha carrying mail.
Mr.. Roy Luce had to take his son
Richard to Sterling again to be un-
der the doctors care. Richard seems
to be having hard time OF 1t.
Orville Northup. who has been
home on visit for few days, re-
turned Monday to Fort Collins where
he has employment for the summer.
Four new subscribers to The En-
terprise Is all since the last issue,
not quite so well as the week before,
still 1t is very satisfactory for the
dull time of the year.
On account Of food conditions
hogs were not shipped last Monday,
but next Monday, June 18th, Is set
for another attempt. II you have the
hogs to sell bring them in.
The Enterprise is in receipt OF a
letter from A. J. Petrie at Kuna,
Idaho, saying that they are well
pleased with their situation and are
we'll. He orders the paper sent on
out to him.
A POSITION within 80 days after
graduation or tuition. refunded.
Send for catalogue. Grand. Island
Business College-Nebraska's Oldest,
Largest and Leading Business Train
ing School to GIG.
Jud Morgan received telegram
last Saturday advising him Of the
death OF his father at Elgin, Illinois
Mr.. Morgan drove to Sterling In
the fiiver to take the train back to
attend the funeral.
The two Sunday schools at this
place are busy preparing programs
for Childrens' Day. The Christian
church will give theirs next Sunday
evening, and the Community church
will have their week later at the
morning hour.
You will notice that we have q
newsy letter from Stoneham this
week. We want more correspond
ents from every cross-road, 20 that
you will all feel that It Is true when
we say: that no paper covers the