The Raymer enterprise., 1921-07-21
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
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Picture show tonight.
Messrs Pischel and Lawcon came
up from Morgan Saturday evening.
The regular meeting Of the Boos-
ter Club is next week Wednesday
essr; Macklin and Snyder drove
to Loveland Saturday to pick cher
ries.
We learn that DR.. Blanchard has
been pursuaded to return to Stone
ham.
Anna Ficken 10 staying In the
Raymer Chop during the absence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Koons.
Owing to the rain last Thursday
evening the attendance at the picture
show was not very large.
Miss Marcella Knapp entertained
several Of her girl friends at tea
party Thursday afternoon.
sylvester Lawson left Tuesday
for Canada where he will visit his
brother and inspect the country.
C. C. Cronbaugh. eyesight spec
ialist. Glasses fitted and lenses du-
picated. Raabe Building. Sterling.
Floyd Barker arrived home the
first Of last week from Nebraska and
Is helping his brothers in the harvest
field.
Mrs. Farnswcrth and children are
out In the country this week cooking
for harvesters on the Rapsnider place
north Of town.
Wilbur Peterson Of Nebraska
came up from Morgan with Floyd
Barker Sunday evening to visit about
Raymer a while.
The walls in the school house are
being repainted this summer which
will be an Improvement before school
commences again.
You will hardly need to be told
that the Penney Store Of Sterling
takes a page Of The Enterprise this
week to invite you to their Sterling
store.
Mr.. an Mrs. J. H. Beson, Mrs.
GUNNER and daughters drove t.
Sterling to spend Sunday with
frineds. They returned in the even
ing sunay.
LOST:-A suit case or travelling bag.
July l4th, between st. Claire's
place and town. Will pay suitable
ward for return to me. Fred Zinl-
mer. Leave word atfEnterprlse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Luce and Ber-
nice and Everett drove to Grover
fSaturay evening where they went
to Join with friends to go to Fort
Collins to visit over Sunday and pick
cherries.
Lots Of people are enjoying camp
life these days In the mountains. and
those who stay at home should be
thankful for the nice cool nights we
have II It does get pretty warm in
the day time.
We received letter from Mrs. c.
w. Hurtgen last week wanting to be
remembered to their friends at this
place and also asking to have the
address on The Enterprise changed
to ElDorado. Kansas.
Rev. and Mrs. Melendy are making
their home at the Colorado House
while he is helping In the harvest
fields. They expect to reside here
I. this year as Mr.. Melendy will teach
school south Of town.
Threshing and harvesting are In
,, progress simultaneously about Ray
, mer. VIII Schmeeckle is using a
combine outfit and 1t Is reported one
field when completed showed yield
OF better than IS bushels per acre.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson OF Ster-
i, ling drove up Saturday evening and
F., visited her parents over Sunday and
then on Monday morning they were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Koons
for a trip to Rock River. Wyoming
/, to visit couple Of weeks with Mr..
I and Mrs. H. A. Brown.
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