The Raymer enterprise., 1921-02-03

Missouri. Miss Bybee arrived in
Raymer Saturday neon and Satur-
day night they motored to Greeley
and were married The Enterprise
Joins with a host OF friends in wish
ing the young couple happy we'd
ded life.
CHIEF OF POLICE TAXES SWIM
One day this week. while cutting
ice. VIM. Halling, our redoubtable
Chief Of Police. being strongly at
tracted by the cool depts Of the
glossy water. decided to take ad-
vantage Of the warm day and 60 in
for q swim. He socn decided that
the water wasa little Geld and
got out. As he had neglected to re-
move his clothes before the plunge
he had to come to town for a change
to dry ones.
Yesterday afternoon the Pawnee
Cagers, consisting OF Woodlands OF
Grover. McFadden of Hereford.
Johnson. Morris. P. & r. 5chmee-
ckle Of this place drove to Morgan
and from there went to Akron for
a basketball game with the team at
that place. At the time Of going
to press. we are unable to give re-
suits. but hope to see the Pawnees
win. The team is handicapped t.
some extent by not having oppor-
tunity to practice much together
Jacob Farnik is enjoying a visit
with his mother who arrived in Ray
mer last Thursday. having made b
journey Of many thousands Of miles
across Europe. the stormy Atlantic
and then two-thirds Of the way
across America to see her son. She
cannot speak our language, is we'll
along IN years and has been where
she has known al too much OF the
horrors Of war. but her face lit up
with delight when she saw the son
that left the home across the sea
years sgo. She had visited few
weeks with other children in Ne
braska before coming on to Raymer
The Commercial Club held a meet
ing Tuesday evening to consider
matters for the good Of the COM
Inunity. One Of the things was to
urge as many as could to attend the
meeting at Keota today. Another
matter to which attention was call
ed was the proper treatment Of cases
Of contagious disease. It seems
that party some distance from neigh
bors has been quarantined and lef.
to look after themselves as best they
could, dependent on the good win
of neighbors. 1t would seem .as II
the necessities Of family In such
a case should be assured by some
responsible party and not left to
Resolutions Of Coincidence
Whereas It pleased Divine Prcvi
dence to remove from our midst our
sister. Mrs. Mittie Hobbs. who was
. charter member OF this club, there
fore;
Be 1t resolved that In the loss Of
sister Hobbs, this club has suffered
an irreparable loss. She was a
faithful and earnest worker for the
good Of the community. an example
Of womanly devotion to her family
and worthy of emulation by all.
We extend to the bereaved chill
dren and grandchildren our heart
felt sympathy in this hour Of their
bereavement.
The Ladies OF the Booster Club
PUBLIC SALE
Having decided to quit farming
! will sell at Public Auction on my
premises, / mile North and Y miles
East Of Stoneham; 4 miles North
and miles West of willard; COM
mencing at 1900 A. NJ Sharp on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10th
500 Acres Good Farm Land; terms
made known on day Of sale.
5 Head Good Horses, % Head Of
Cattle. Farm Machinery, Household
Goods and other things too numer-
Gus t. mention.
LUNCH SERVED BY LADIES AID
TERMS;--All sums Of $50 and un-
der Cash; Over that amount a credit
Of 9 Months time will be given on
approved and secured notes bearing
10 per cent interest. 3 per cent
discount for cash on credit amounts.
W. A. BONNER, OWNER
CARL SANDSTEADT, Huct.
sTONEHAM STATE BANK, Clerk.