The Raymer enterprise., 1922-11-30
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
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Don't miss the Literary tonight.

Don't miss the Literary tonight.
Belated corn picking Is again in
progress.
Table linnens. $50 and 800 per
yard. Seldins.
The dollar you send to the mail
order house never returns.
Mrs. st Clair is able to get around
again after spell OF sickness.
John and Ruth Graves came home
Saturday night and spent Sunday.
How about your overshoes. Buy
now while our stock is complete.
Seldins.
The snow is going slowly, just
right to do the most good and soak
up the ground
The dollar yeu spend at home is
the one most likely to return to you
again.
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Don't forget IL c5!ne to Literary
tonight. Thursday. 4 fine program
will be given.
Mr.. Lawson came up from Fort
Morgan last week o spend few
days looking after his property.
School commenced again Monday
with good attendance and We hope
this will be the only break In school
this year
Mrs. Copenhaver's daughter Wilma
arrived this week from Chicago and
will take care OF her mother dur
ing her illness.
School is going again, and while
the trucks are finding the roads
heavy, they are coming In on time
since the first day.
Little Dale Payne has been Ill the
past few days with the measles but
are glad to report that he Is on the
road to recovery at this writing.
Rev. j. r. Wood left Tuesday noon
for Keensburg TO visit friends and
from there will go to Denver to
spend Thanksgiving with his daugh-
ter and husband.
The sale which had been adver-
Tied for several weeks back by the
Christian church was finally held
last Saturday afternoon when they
realized about $40 as the proceeds.
Mr. and Mrs. Robbins expected
to leave yesterday for their trip to
Kansas. Their wagon Is equipped
for sleeping and getting their meals
SO they expect to have q pleasant
trip.
The Ladies Aid supper at the Colo
RADIO House Monday evening was
well attended and was big success,
both financially and socially. The
music by the orchestra, the singing,
piano Duets and readings were all
very much appreciated.
A card from Mrs. Lacock yesterday
contained the good news that she
was doing nicely and expected to
eat Thanksgiving dinner withe the
Cayis family. 1t also contained the
less cheering news that John Hunter
had been obliged to have further
operation on his foot.
Don't part with any of those war
savings stamps for anything that
is not good hard money of full value
Of the stamp. These little pieces Of
paper look mighty good to lot Of
crooks. so hang onto them, or go to
your postmaster or banker and they
will tell you what they are worth.
The Christian Church very kind
ly invites all the community to bring
tlIcir. Thanksgiving feast to their
church and enjoy a day Of thanks
together. II you are lacking in the
feast. they invite you to come and
share with them. Also II there are
those who are shutin, let them know
and baskets will be sent that all
,aay enjoy the blessings OF the season
We trust our readers will appre-
ciate to some extent the difficulties
we labSr under in filing our col
umns .k We like. Mrs. Graves has
done most Of the news gathering for
us, and this weather It is no small
task for her to do SO. This old scribe
never did shine as local reporter,