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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-10
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coTToNsEEp OIL

NEW YORK. Nov. 9.--Liquidation
on the bearish ginners report on cot
ton, carried cottonseed oil off ten to
10 points, but shorts came in on the
dot line and steadied the market to-
wards the close. Leading months
closed to points net lower. Sales
1920 barrels Crude markets were
lower. Prime crude 6.75 700 prime
summer yellow spot SO sy65; De-
cember $40; March SIS; May s.9T, all
bid
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moNEY $40 ExcnANcE

NEW YORK, Nov 9.-Foyeign sx-
change irregular; Great Britain: de-
maud $50 IS: cables AGA SIS; sixty
day bills OF banks $50 rs. France:
demand 7.27 ID; cables 7.2s. Italy:
demand 4f5 1-e cables Ale. Bel
GUM: demand 6.9S: cables SOS IL.
Germany: demand ~; cables Al IL.
Holland: demand 1888; cables 34.5s.
Norway: demand 1880 Sweden: de-
mand $500. Denmark: demand 1895.
Switzerland: demand 1870. spain.
demand 1889. Greece: demand 42l
Argentina: demand 1852. Brazil: de-
mand 12s7. Montreal 90 Is.
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sueAR ANp coEEEE.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Raw sugar
more active at 400 to All for centri-
fugal Refined unchanged at $50 to
$50 for fine graduated.
Spot coffee quiet and unchanged at
"a to rs for Rio sevens, and II
"a to 70 - for Santos fours.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. Nov. 9.-Wheat displayed
fresh strength today. I'll points show
ing a falling off in receipts. The mar
Eet closed strong at l IL to LIS cent
ne, higher. with December LOG 1-s to
u. o6 3-s. and May Ill IL to III SIS
Corn gained So 10 "a cent and oats
is TO IA to as. IN provisions, the
outcome was unchanged 20 20 cents
lower.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET
jacksonville

JACKSONVILLE Nov Clogs;
Prospects weak; heavies and packers
400; medium 600; heavy pigs COO;
light pigs $50 roughs 40.
Cattle: Prospects weak; steers 500
400; bulls $50 a 200; yearlings zoo
500; cows eco 300; veal calves
400 500: Gamers 100.
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POSITION WANTED

WHEN ~ NEED Of a first class tyne
writer repariman call Mr. G. s. Jones
phone 63I. His work Is guaranteed in
every respect. A Pensacola man work
ing for the Pensacola people. Ask those
who know.
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DANCING

DANCING SCIoOL-Classes. Private
lessons Also children's classes in aes-
thetic Dancing. 2e6 Vest Gregory. Phone
27S.
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NAVAL STORES
PENSACOLA

Turpentine-Firm, 70 Receipts, 22S;
shipment, /: stock, 21,807
Rosin-Firm. Sales, $50: receipts.
,0o9; shipments. 71S; stock, 66.3S6,
Quotations-WG, go; N, $50; M.
SIS; X, $50; j. 4.45: II. 440; G, 4.40;
f, 435; e, 4.35: d, 4.35; e. 4S5
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FOR SALE-One new open base marine
gas engine. bore and stroke 1-2x6 IL.
Bosch starter and generator. 2-in bronze
terry Bosch magnetic; make offer: would
take smaller engine in trade. Address
I0b 81. Palnfox j. FALCON.
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FOR SALE-Bonds az a afgain Es-
Gambia County per cent improve-
ment bonds ISSUED for bridge acrosa
Bayou Texar). Also city of Pensacola
per cent IN bonds. one or more bonds
sold 10 suit purchaser Full informa-
ton viii be furnished interested parties.
BY g. III. Turner Co. II 1-2 s. Palafox
street, Pensacola. Fla.
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statesmen WANTED

WANTED-Salesman with car to call on
dealers with low priced 6.000-mile tire
800 week with extra commissions. The
c. L. Smith Co., South Bend. Ind
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NEW RESORTS

WELLHURST
Amor the pines on beautiful Perdido
Bay thirteen miles southwest Of Pensa-
cola BY way of NIillview along shore
drive Good roads. Rest and recreation.
Peac poetry and sunshine. Take your
friends to this wonder scot for week
end Good eats, three times per day.
The sater is flne Rates reasonable, For
particulars write ME=. DOROTHY
COOKE. p. o. Lilliay Ala.
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FoR sALE-MopERN FIVE ROOM
ELEVENTH. PAYS TEN PER CENT
On iNvEsTMENT. ALWAYS RENTED.
SEE HOWARD LEE MAYES AT
JOURNAL OFFICE.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE Shotgun. IL hammerless
double barrel: 100 egg Incubator. Peta-
huma, best made: Reese's S. c. X.
red coclxrells, thoroughbred to months
old. Ford accessory, guarantee 25 to SO
miles per gallon gas. No drilling, no tap
ping, no parts to remove; Install in FIVE
minutes. 1901 North Sth Avenue
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PECAN TREES pay big dividends. Plant
In yard, garden or grove More de-
pendabie and profitable than cotton. We
offer selected heavy bearing stock Write
for prices, Florida Nurseries, Monticello,
Fla.
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FOR SALE-Genuine American round
reed, reclining sleeper baby carriage,
reversible body pneumatic tires. gray
enamoled rs in good condition. NAV be
seen at rs s. Palafox st.
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SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH Ga. Nov. 9-Turpen-
tine Firm. % 3-4c; sales. 361; receipts.
1863; shipments. 536; stock, 1855 casks.
Rosin--Firm; sales. l,5Sa: receipts,
70S: shipments. 1,744; stock. S4.S4s.
Quotations-lB TO IL 400; L $50; X
$50; NJ. $50: N. $50; VIC. $50; WV.
$50.
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JACKSONVILLE

JFNWFNON
JACKSONVILLE Nov. 9.-Turpen-
tine-Firm, 10 1-2; sales 800; receipts,
10; shipments s: stock. 29,912.
Rosin-Firm; sales. 239; receipts,
97S; shipments. $50; stock. 1909.
Quotations-B ID. f. i. G, H. 445;
j, ASS; X. 400: NJ. $50; y. $50; VIC,
: GO. WV $50
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment, 100
r. Gadsden. Phone 1885,
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FOR. SALE-Store building and dwelling
with stock OF groceries and general
merchandise; close in town. Address M.
4. X, Journal.
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EARN $25 A DAY right in your own
home You can do it, Triplett of Ak
ron and Snyder of Texas make over $50
a day. Tozier of Portland makes over
s25 day. So does Andrews of Cham
paign and Cornell of Cincinnati. Won
tise with lawyers. doctors, etc / will
train you quickly by mail Write for my
free book. i viii amaze you. postal
brings il. No obligation. Write today
Mo.
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OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED ~ Gentleman partner with
$4,000 70 help handle best rlonev- making
proposition of the day; must be prepared
TO leave town at once Sales experience
essential Unless yon mean business don't
answer this ad Write letter enclosing
Q I, care Journal
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EnR SALE

700 VACANT LoTTs At cREsrvIEw,
PRICE Low. TERMS REAsoNA6IE,
n. G.. Z. MccA8KlLL COMPANY, DE-
FUNlAk SPRINGS, FLA.
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FOR sALE-or trade, 40 acres improved
land will trade for truck. For fur
Their particulars write G. Il. Davis, Milf
gan, Fla. Box 2s
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FOR sALE-one Carpenter tool chest.
with tools, In good condition. Bargain
FOR cash. Call at S22 N. Baylen or write
p. o. Box 212.
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BUDDED and grated Papershen Pecan
trees for sale. Extra fine, early bearing
trees. Catalog free. Bass Pecan Co,
Bumberton Miss.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished bungalow
Phone 1855.
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FOR RENT-Two-room apartment. next
TO bath; southern exposure; electric
lights. hot water private meterl other
rooms for housek eeping; close in. ia 70.
Gregory. Phone 1871.
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LIGHT housekeeping rooms, furnished.
bath, modern conveniences. 903 N.
Reus. Phone 1875.
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FOR RENT-Furnished two-room apart
ment, private bath; also furnished bed
room. East Gregory
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MORTGAGE LOANS
LODGE NOTICE
LODGE NOTICE

LODGE NOTICE.
Regular communication of Pensacola
Lodge, Nc. ~, F. and A. NJ. Thursday
Nov. 10th, at i:35 D. m. in the Masonic
Temple.
Visiting brothers fraternaliy invited
j. S HAYES. w. NJ.
r. c. WHITE, Secretary.
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FOR SAIsE-Golien oak buffet. cheap
Perfect condition. Cost $4,000 when new
Phone 1871. ia +. Gregory.
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JERSILp'S Invincible Strain White
Wyandottes. bred exclusively 16 years
for eggs, meat and beauty. Breeders.
Youngsters and baby chix. Catalog free.
PETER JERSII4D. Foley, Ala.
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FOR SALE-Lettuce. cabbage. mustard
Chinese cabbage. Swiss chard ant
other plants for sale. 1923 f.. Gadsden
Phone l943.
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WANTED Quilting to do. $50 Eas'
Garden
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TENAS PECANS-Thin she'll varieties.
s5c h., +. o. b. San Saba. Tex. Shipped
g. q. d. No shipments under 20 lbs. j.
T.. Rainey. San Saba, Texas.
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FOR SAIaI-One colt revolver. cheap 10
reliable white man with family Adj
dress B-11S. Journal
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FOR SAI.E-Underwood typewriter: FRS
class condition; practically new. 81
~. Romano.
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WANTED

WANTED-Three or 4 good bricklayers
! to lay hollow tile at DR. DUMAS resi-
dence. Apply G. II. Turner Co.
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FOR sALE-chinese narcissus bulbs.
1115 r, LaRua.
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FOR SALE--wiu sell at bargain. mod.
ern residence, with or without furnish.
ings. 500 W. Belmont. Phone 235.
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LOST AND FOUND

STRAYED-Two heifers; mark, under
bit over bit and spIit.in each ear. Brand
w L. Phone Z. A. Hammond, So. Re
ward.
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WANTED-Iooking glasses resilyered
furniture repaired For estimate Phone
1886 will call. W. l.. Everhart
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FOR sALE--One Chevrolet car. less thar
two months old. al a bargain. Address
x, care Journal.
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FOR SALE-Cole s Touring Car, In first
class condition. Apply -. h. Gonzalez
care The NJ. F. Gonzalez Co. Phone 2S.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS-Newest Invention 'Tnkspoon''
makes every pen fountain pen. Fast
office seller; big profit. demand increas-
ing everywhere. Exclusive territory Of
fered. Sample free. II. Marui Co, Tri-
bune Bldg. New York.
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HELP WANTED

MAN OR WOMAN wanted. salary s2s
fun time. 7Sc an hour spare time SELL
Ing guaranteed hosiery 10 wearer Ex-
perience unnecessary. International
Mills. Norrietown. Pa
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LOST-Setter dog. white. black patches
and spots and tan markings. Answers
name Mike. Reward for return to H.
Clay Armstrong. Phone 1912.
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FOR RENT-Rooms with or without
board Mrs. Lee Walker. SOB n. HAVING
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FOR SATaE-Ford chassis. sli0; must sell
today, leaving town. 227 II. Gregory
FOR SAIE-Two dozen laying hens. Also
one dozen pullets. Phone 1925.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-11-17

Greek restaurants seen tos enjoy
serving Turkey hash.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-11-17

Egg production will be greatly In
creased and the health and yigor OF
poultry promoted through the nse Of
International Poultry Food Toiiic.
Used by poultry raisers everywnere.
Sold by Mayfield & Co.
The Sunday school class taught by
Mrs. Norberg was entertained BY
Rev. and Mrs. Burkey at the parson-
age last Thursday night. Two bas-
ket ball teams were organized. Les-
ter Felker was elected captain OF the
boys team. and Gladys Becker Of the
girls team. They challenge any Sun
day schoal team In this part Of Colo
RADIO for an early game.
A change has been made IN the
arrangement Of services at the school
house Sundays. Commencing with
next Sunday there will be preaching
every Sunday morning after Sunday
School. and Stoneham Will have the
evening service. There will nGw he
no excuse for staying away OH the
ground that you did not know At
what time Of day the services were
held.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-11-17

DR.. and Mrs. Goodwin left for Dem
yer Saturday to visit relatives over
Sunday.
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: NEWS NOTES FROM spuRam


Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Rice and dau
ghter Blanche from Sterling spen,
Tuesday at Ray Chases.
Casper Wensky returned home las
week from Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. Schriber wer,
callers tJay Calkins Friday.
Frank Jacobs has been helping
Ray Chase shuck corn.
D. D. Lawton butchered hogs las
week.
E. Goolsby hauled load OF corr
to Kimball Thursday.
A small prairie fire east Of her,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell and daught
er Dessie were callers at R. Ras
mussens sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bomika ant
snail SON. Mrs. Calkins and son War
rem and neice May Asher were dinnel
guests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Ahrens.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Schroeder AMI
daughter. Mrs. Myers and daughte,
zims and Nellie Wensky were Sunda,
P. N. callers at N. II. Peakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover. ssguins snt
children called at 3. Myers Sunay.
Among those trading In Kimbal
were. Geo. Busss and family. Mrs
Wsnsky and children. Mrs. spurgil
and son Johnnie and Mr.. Miller.
Lyman Kelly hauled wheat to Kim
ball Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs WIN. Burns and so,
spent Sunday evening at C. Rasmus
sens.
Geo. Kinnsrsly u still in Iowa
His mother II quite sick.
We wonder how the delinquen
taxes sold.
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sucxmaHAx NEWS NOTES

tcontiausd From Pas oa.,
one OF her pupils.
Mr. and Mrs. Zabsl and children
visited with rslatiyes at Stoneham
Sunday.
Mrs. Lauer is under DR.. olson'a
care.
Nj. and Mrs. W. A. List and little
sons were Sunday guests at the Steve
Memovich home.
Rose Davis and Gladys List spent
Sunday afternoon with the Wash.
burn girls.
The Messrs Robinson. Rupe. Duck
er and Trumbo drove TO Denver Tu-1-
day.
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Get ready for the Bazaar and biz
dinner Dec. 10. to be given by the
Ladies' Aid. Anything donated for
the bazaar will be appreciated. Be
sure and remember the date an6 plan
to come.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-11-17

Miss Ella Hurst left Wednesday
for Colorado Springs whore she will
visit with her aunt for some time.
She was accompanied to Fort Morgan
bf Mr.. and Mrs Frants.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-11-17

Mr.. and Mrs. @. P. Brown and
family drove over from Longmont
Friday to visit few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Addington and others.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-11-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing came ovel
from Boulder this week to visit 1 fen
days. Mr.. Ewing Il helping with ths
l-.ectric light plant repair work.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-11-17

All of - ,net0 bsasing interest ct ths
rsts Of 20 esat ~ anaun frosa- Nereh !.
In. ist9nt psysAt aanually. and
wHH1EAs. dsfaut ~ bssn nsAs ~ said
gfansor n ~ tsUt ~ h ~ psrform-
sass Il ~ ssvsasats ~ sssditso~ Of said
trust dssd. In tAb, to-vit:
Ihat said sran4sg snd ~ psrsoas slainins
~. through o. unAer lin havs defsslted IN
H. paynsnt Of ths prinipai sad istsrst
dus on saii nstss. according b H. tenor
thereof. and according b the Drevisiom of
said I'D q trust and
WHREAs H. legal hslaR Il ~ indsst-
sdnas rsgrasatsd b aid note has Alsi With
IL saM Ixblfs Ttustss, notiss and dsnand
In writing. dselaxfng said dsfas1t and d.
manding ths sals Of ths said property undsr
ths prevhions II ssd trust 49,
NOW. TuHREfoR1 nstiss ; hsrshy siv.
en- tAs& pussusnt % said noties. slsstisa and
dsanaad and unlr and by virtus ef ~ IN.
thriy vatsd b mA n ssd trust ~. and
~ law. wa sxDsss Tor salA ~ pabns Aus-
tjsn, ths abevs desesibed psspRtv. s1b3sst b
IL riehh Il prisr ssssnbeanssfs. = tn
ffoat dcsr = ~ Cssrt Hsuss b ~ ~ ei
0rsslsy. IN well County. Cslssads. sn Msa.
~. ~ IN ~ 4 psssahsr. 1851. = tsu
e'slssk b ~ Ssrsnsoa q ~ ~ ~. for
~ parposs sf psyins ~ ~ nn1s. ihtsr.
et an sxpeneo q saA sais. 81 VII GIVE
y H. puEsAnss thssssl. ssrti1ssts d
parshass thEs6sr. = pssvidsd n ~.
Dstsd u Osss3ss. Wa cesnty. cslsssdo
thh ~ ~ q MevsnhsF. 4. D.. is1l.
olens1. \ J. WAIAA
Puh,is Tfustss b aaA III ths county
d Wsll snd etafs of cslseaAe.
First publlast3on Nevsab9 -. lesl.
Last publieaeisn nasassw 4 isa1.
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THE COLORADO HOUSE
Good Eats
Fine Candies
H6ulsum Bread
Soft Drinks
Cigars and Tobacco
Spuds and Apples
Give " 4 trial
CAlrlxMS NovW

Always . good program Every Sat.
urday night at the School Auditori.
um. Admission 20 and II rents. In
cluding war tax.
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NOTICE IoR PUBLICATION
(Publishs)
DsDastnent Z u iatesies


Ds0astment q ~ 1ntssiw
U. g. Land 0lass at stalins. colorsas,
Ssptsnbsr !, 1871.
Notiss ; hsrshg given that jossph 4. Filss,
of Buskinshan, Celsraas. whs. On ssptsnbsf
u. 1919, nAds Hsunssesad Estsy. Serial Ms.
e1s3ss. fsr NWk Sen. ssstisA 10, Tewn-
ship . North. Range y Wet ~ PrinsiDal
Maidian. has Alsd notiss ef intsatisa y
make An4I thrss.ysas Pred. b sstablhh slAln
q W iaad sbevs Asssibsl bslsss ~ -.
ist9 and Receiver. unitsl ststn Lad o.,
4 stsiins. cslses1s. % ~ istA ~ =
OstotR. 1871.
Claimant names = witnoeo;
Rsinheidt FsrsbWS. casrs fssshseg, ~
ef New Rsynw, Csisrsds, osssss I ovsas.
Jsha ". 0w@s, hoth sf Kseta. Celsa1e.
~ ieS I. 7. CONQUEST. Rssists'
Now that perfume 10 being made
from poison war gasses. we may use
our old masks again.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-11-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Fintsel and son drove
to Fort Collins Sunday to spend the
day.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-11-17

Miss Marcella Knapp visited her
grandma Cutler Saturday and called
on her girl friends.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-11-17

Rev. Burkey and family were
guests at the home Of Mr., and Mrs.
Seavy one evening last week
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LOCAL NEWS Of INTEREST
----------------- -
osAu \ ~ Issps I l,yu9 - Nesb II ~
NJ n h ~

Saturday in Denver.
Mrs. Harry Brown returned home
Monday Of last wesk.
Chas. Luce and family visited
friends in Sterling Sunday.
Thara Addfngton came up from
Sterling Monday for . short stay.
Gene White is assisting with the
work at the Farmers Elevator now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fintsel and son drove
to Fort Collins Sunday to spend the
day.
DR.. and Mrs. Goodwin left for Dem
yer Saturday to visit relatives over
Sunday.
Miss Marcella Knapp visited her
grandma Cutler Saturday and called
on her girl friends.
Rev. Burkey and family were
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Seavy one evening last week.
Mrs. Norbergs Sunday school class
met at the parsonage Friday night
to organize q basket ball team.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Miller and Mrs.
J. w. Miller spent Tuesday at the
home Of F. L. Knapp near Kalous.
List cattle and hogs that you wish
to sell with the Farmers Elevat.r.
They have pa:t OK load listed now.
DIR. and Mrs Goodwin arrived home
Tuesday evening from Denver where
they had been Tor day on business.
C. c. Cornbaugh eyesight spec
ialist. Glasses lifted and lenses du-
picated. Raabe Building, Sterling.
When girl prefers tt stay at home
rather than to 60 TO show. the
wedding bells should get ready to-
ring.
Mrs. Anna Ficken went down to|
Merino Last week to visit her mother
and Mrs. Clark Is helping at the Kile
restaurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Becker and
Viola were at siney Nebr., last week
visiting old friends before they 60 to
Fremont. Nebr.
Walter H. Balir Of PeetG Cole.
was visiting at the T. H. Becker home
from Thursday OF last week nnfsiI
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fades are back form
Denver where they spent few weeks
with Bud. who 10 attending Barnes
Bussiness College.
Mrs. J. w. Miller returned to her
home in Omaha Saturday after visit
ing her sisters Mesdames Cutler and
Beans a few weeks.
c.. l.. Snyders and ]. T. Macklins
drove up to the Buttes Sunday after
noon stopping on the way to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Erred L. Knapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing came over
from Boulder this week to visit few
days. Mr.. Ewing Il helping with the
l-.ectric light plant repair work.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Brown and
family drove over from Longmont
Friday to visit few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Addington and others.
Mis- Ella Hurst left Wednesday
for Colorado Springs where she Will
visit with her aunt for some time.
She was accompanied to Fort Morgan
bf Mr.. and Mrs. Frants.
Get ready for the Bazaar and big
dinner Dec. 10. to be given by the
Ladies Aid. Anything donated for
the bazaar will be appreciated. Be
sure and remember the date anA plan
to come.
Egg production will be greatly In
creased and the health and yigor Of
poultry promoted through the 'ise Of
, International Poultry Food Tolic.
Used by poultry raisers everywhers.
Sold by Mayfield & Co.
The Sunday school class taught by
Mrs. Norberg was entertained BY
Rev. and Mrs. Burkey at the parson-
age last Thursday night. Two has
ket ball teams were organized. Les-
tar relker was alactAd cantain nj thu
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-11-17
Hsoncs o. a1fS y tusl,c r.uyss.

WHERnAS 4 Z. Hailsrsn. Of H. Cesats
sf logsn ard etats of Colsrade. ID. b hh
certain trust dssd. datsd August n. 1919. and
rsecrdsd In ths oliss Of ths CIssk and Rs.
ecrdr Of Weld County. Colorado. IN Boot
~. st rass III. tsndsr and convey 10 III
Public Trustss ef ~ sah county, IL follow
ins Lands in said county, te-wit;
Ths West Hall (wHl Of sss4ion Twsn-
v ssvsn (25) and ~ south East Quar-
tsr tsBh) u ssstian Twenty Hight tas)
eli IN Tcwnhip ssvsa ~ North. Ranss
Fifty six (sN West ef ths Sixth Prinei-
pal 1l9idian. in Weld County.
In trust. b secure ths Dsyms.t of hh ssvsz
priAelpal note . followy: