The Raymer enterprise., 1921-01-27
LOCAL NEWS Of INTEREST
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Messrs Bruce and Schmeeckle came
back from Longmont Tuesday.
A man with an uncertain temper
should not have fighting dog.
The Ladies Aid will meet next
Thursday, February 8 with Mrs. Biz
dick at the Allen home.
Mr.. Howard Musser from near
Pine Bluffs visited Raymer friend (sj
the first Of this week.
WANTED:-Load Of Hog Millett.
No not straw. New -four sacks
for sale Denny Milling Co. So
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweigard drove to
Keota Sunday to look after their
stock and returned home Monday
evening.
joe Cavis who drove to Long
mont Sunday. left his car near Gree
ley and came home by train Tuesday
afternoon
Flour and mill products exchanged
for wheat at top price for wheat
Wheat taken on deposit. Denny
Milling Co. So
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson, Essie Nor
berg and John Graves were In Nor
gan Saturday taking In the show
before coming home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. White enter
tanned the following to dinner Sum
day; Mrs Line, Miss Monroe, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Birdick and Philip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb D. Martin
went to Denver last week to be pres
ent Saturday afternoon at the mar
riage Of Dan Martin to Miss Helen
Snider.
The bank examiner as In Raymer
Monday making his regular exam
nations Of the two Raymer banbs.
He found things in good shape, 90
banks 60 now days.
]. N. Quinn came up from Ster-
ling Saturday evening, having COM
pleted his work for the United States
National Bank In connection with
matters at Sterling.
Mrs. Lloyd Erford is very Ill this
"wednesday afternoon. Mr.. Err
ford has phoned for doctor at Nor
gan, but he has not been able to
get here at this time
A large crowd from Raymer were
enjoying the skating Sunday after
noon at Hunters Lake south OF town
Altho the Ice was covered with wa
ter. they had fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson visited at
the F. L. Knapp home Friday night
and Saturday. Mr.. Knapp and Mr..
Robinson drove to Greeley Saturday
while the women ran the store.
Mr.. Hoar formerly of this place.
drove up from Sheridan Lake the
latter part Of the week returning
home Sunday accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Russell McCracken.
Flour $40. Meal SOC, Rye -four
&c. shorts $3.50, Bran 81 SO per 100
pounds, Corn chops $l.36 WV 4
Graham Sc in new cotton sacks all
good and guaranteed. Denny Mill
ing Company. 3S
The Ladies Aid OF the M q Church
at Stoneham expect to have a box
supper Thursday evening, and have
invited the Raymer people to come
and bring q basket The proceeds
to be used on payment on the church
Mr.. Cavis, accompanied by Mrs.
Cavis' son Of Sterling and Lorenzo
Addington's son drove to Loveland
Saturday to let the boys get good
look at the mountains They expect
ed to return Monday, but owing to
the snow storm did not get back.
Among those who have been very
Ill the past few weeks are Mrs. Amos
Warrick, who continues quite poor
ly; Glen Macklin who has been hay
Ing high fever and sore throat; Mrs.
Rasmussen who has had a bad throat
and cold and Romey Meyers who
was threatened with pneumonia.
]. e. Thompson was taken to Dem
yer last Saturday To have an eye
treated. Some time ago the men,
Der was injured and has become 90
InAamed that It 10 feared he will
lose his eye. Mrs. w. R. Thompson
who went to Denver with them,
came back Tuesday and at that time
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