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The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs Watson and daughter
who Aisted here last week with Mrs.
Watsans parents Mr.. and Mrs. Kile
and sister Mrs. o. l.. Addington left
Friday fer Wyoming to visit their
married daughter and will return
Saturday for longer visit.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-08-17
There hs u Mary. You IN sas !
can finish this."

-There hs u kary. You m sas !
can finish this."
Mary. now quite pale again, stoed
beside the table and fumbled with The
knives and forks In her banda
"He's knocking again. hurry ~ and
take Of your apron"
Mr.. Allen deftly jerked the strings
behind her daughters back and
pushed her toward the door. Ne
chanically Mary went down the hail
and met Bob Hansard coming In.
"Oh don't Bob!" she said. backing
away from his open arms. Il can't
we mustn't. Oh, It's terrible. Come
into the parlor and let me get over
with IT,
Hastily she led the way Into the
stif little room to the right Of the
front door, talking all the time.
I'll don't know how TO tell you
! can't. hate myself, and | know
you'll hate me. too. but it's the old, old
story. When we became engaged |
was 10 love with you. as ! thought but
merely In love with love. zee now
that I would probably have loved any
other man that had brought me flowers
and said nice things to me at that
time. ! wanted to write to you about
II, but | simply couldn't. It seemed
90 impossible that | could be 6ckfs
and get interested In some one else
when was engaged to you. know
I'm not worth killing. and Il you hate
all the women on earth It's all my
fault. never despised any one 30
much In my life as do myself today.
but what can dot It's all over. that's
ALL"
With convulsive little Jerk she
doubled up In a heap on the sofa aud
shook with sobs.
Listen. Mary" Bob almost yelled,
his hand on the girls shaking Shout
ders. 1--WE been 30 stunned BY what
you've told me couldn't speak. DON'T
cry. don't cry. Don't you he0. I'm
happy-too happy to talk even. I'm
10 the same FIX and have been nearly
crazy the last six months wondering
what to do about 1t. A fellows In .
worse mess than a girl when he fnds
out he's made mistake"
For a second Mary looked up lncred.
ulously. "Ah. you're only trying to
make me feel better. It's nothing but
your soft heart"
"T'll swear It isn't, Mary. Let's walk
down to the telegraph Office and I'll
let you see me send the wire asking
her to marry me-"
TT can't be truel It can't be true r.
But It Is. and tell you I've been
through purgatory these last months"
"Then I'll send q wire saying yes
to NINE" she jubilated.
"Great! Shake. Mary, dear. and pals
forever, chr
sSure, and long live the memory Of
our boy and girl love affair"
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-08-17
Mutual Discovery
D CORONA REMINGTON

1874. s. Mcclure Newspaper 6yndics
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-08-17
ERUPTl0Ns ON SUMS SURFACE
Cause d Uphsavais Of Vast ouantl.
ties Of Gas Not Clearly Under.
stood by Scientists.

The surface Of the sun often ID The
scene Of great and sudden upheavals
Of vast quantities Of incandescent
gases Of many elements. these erup.
lions attaining heights Of between co.
600 and 100000 miles. according 10 the
science service report Of the United
States Naval observatory.
A record.breaking upheaval ap-
peared October 8. 1920, when a height
Of $4,000 miles was attained, consId-
erably more than half the diameter Of
the sun. Part Of the material In this
upheaval returned to the sun. and part
Of 1t apparently was attracted to 9TH
er planets. The velocity was over 200
miles second.
Though eruptive promInences are
frequently associated with sun spots,
they are not essentially so. and this
prominence was apparently an Isolat-
ed phenomenon. The cause Of these
solar eruptions 10 not clearly under
stood, but II Is probable that they are
produced by sudden release Of SUBJ
atomic energy beneath the surface Of
the sun.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-08-17
Actors and Statesmen.

Our early presidents were friends II
the actors. and correspondent with
them as well as with the playwrlghts,
says Montrose ]. Moses In the North
American Review. One reaches the
conclusion that never, since the seven.
ties or eighties, has the playhouse In
America been 90 closely In touch with
the social life Of the people. like
to run through Washington's expense
hook to measure how frequently he
bought tickets for the play: enjoy
the correspondence between John
Adams and our polemical dramatist.
Mrs. Mercy Warren; did not John
Quincy Adams carry on a spirited de-
bate with james a. Hackett, Of Fal.
staff fame. regarding the plays Of
Shakespeare It was known thing
In those days for legislatures to ad-
journ that an actor might be seen by
the lawmakers. The romance Of the
play In America, therefore, ID the 70.
nance Of America In the making.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-08-17

to pull Of these shoes; they're killing
my left foot. Then well 60 to the
kitchen. l was just fixin' to roll out
the pie crust"
Mrs.. Allen tried to hide her excite
ment By talking rapidly.
Bob was over this morning." she
went on. "Got back Wednesday.
Reckon you know more about him
than ! do, though, bein' he's probably
been writin' to you most every day.
He graduated with nonors. the paper
said. told him you was coming home
today, and he said he'd be over after
supper. Reckon you two youngsters'll
be glad to see each other again. He
seemed kinder glum; didn't say much
Of nothing, and Bob generally carries
on 70 much foollshness. Don't know
what's the matter"
Mrs. Allen sat on a hassock 10 front
Of the upholstered couch and drew
two eminently comfortable, Hat.foot.
Cd old shoes from beneath It. With
. Sigh she carefully removed the
Others and pulling her stockings out
at the toes slipped on her shabby old
friends.
that's better" she said, rising
"Now I'll be- able to get around. It's
most supper time. Wen have to
hurry. Land, Mary, what makes you
20 pallet Nothin' said frightened
Jon, did ltr
The girl tried to conceal her emotion
with q laugh.
mo, not frightened. mother. Just
dreading something, somehow"
"Pshawl You're not botherin' about
what | said about Bob. are youi Hes
oil right; lookin' fne and Q heap
stouter than be was when be left last
TALL"
The supper somehow fell dat No
body had much to say; Mary was not
In her usual splrits and Ars. Allen felt
disappointed. For a week she had
planned that one meal, and the menu
included Mary's favorite dishes, yet
there had been no enthusiasm. Tired
and sort u let down from the gradua.
don and the TIP and all." Mr.. Allen
concluded Al they were clearing IL
dishes away togethee . knoet oo1nAoo
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-08-17
PERTINENT POINTS
Furnished BY The Weld oounts
Commercial Club
BOX ,s47, orss,sy, Colo.

The Weld County Commercial club
regards as being Of particular i'm
portance at this time the Weld Coun-
ty Fair. Weld is one Of the few
counties which have adopted the plan
of holding the county fair as a regu-
lar part Of the annual business Of
the county, giving 1t stability and
permanence which does not attach to
privately operated fairs.
A new main exhibition building has
just been completed on the county
property adjoining Island Grove park
at Greeley, which is unique in point
Of design In this section Being built
especially for exhibition purposes. its
ground plan is that Of q Maltese
cross, providing the greatest possible
amount Of wall space and segregat-
ing the various classes into groups,
while. at the same time making the
various displays easily accessible, one
from another. The COW sheds have
been arranged and enclosed and the
contracts for the entertainment fea-
lures are well under way.
This years fair will be more salts
factory from the standpoint Of both
the exhibitor and the sightseer than
any which have proceeded It on &C.
count Of the improved housing and It
should have the united support Of
the people Of the county.
The matter Of purchasing fair
ground has been tabled Temporarily
by the county commissioners. al
though last years tax levy provided
funds expressly for the purpose, In
order that taxation may be reduced
as much as Is compatible with ssemly
operation.
The fair premium lists will be
available next week and will be mail
ed throughout the county to those
known to be in crested by Manager
McCrery.
What is your community doing to
help make the county fair more sue
cessful?
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-08-17

@ iS1A - Mcclure Newspaper syndicats
'0uess you'd better get out here.
Mary, and I'll drive around to the barn
and unhitch."
Quickly the girl picked up her suit
case. and. Jumping out Of the buggy,
started for the front gate.
"Where's motherr she wondered.
"Aaybe she didn't hear Us drive up"
At the click Of the gate q neal.
plump figure appeared hastily In the
doorway. Q figure clad In brand new
Bingham dress and In shoes that
sQueaked beneath the weight Of their
burden.
"LAndl how'd you get here, Maryf
1t amt minute since looked out the
door and you weren't In sight"
'Oh, mother, it's 30 good to be
homer The girl kissed the smiling
old face and noted In one glance Of
satisfaction the healthy glow In her
mothers cheeks and the sparkle Of
happiness In her eyes.
you're looking little bit peeked,
yourself" remarked Nrs. Allen, pick.
ing up the suitcase and starting In.
doors.
Mary was glancing about at the old
familiar home. She saw the new front
steps, 20 white and shlpshape, and the
little strips Of new flooring that had
been slipped In here and there along
the outer edge to replace the ones
that had succumbed to the endless
drip, drip Of the rain. The whole
place bad the sleeked-off appearance
Of q home that has recently Undergone
. garret-to-cellar cleaning, and Mary
recognized with 4 throb these silent
little signs Of welcome.
think Of II, mother, q B. A. col.
lese graduate, full-nedged and run.
ming overt ! never dreamed I'd get
there"
But you did, and now won't have
to b worrying all summer about your
going away In the fall. Lay of your
hat, Mary. It's awful pretty. How
much did you give for IT. I'm going
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-08-17

Horses have good memories and
more sense than some imagine. There
10 q fairly well authenticated old story
Of q certain king Of Syria who had
horse Of which be was very fond, and
which 10 turn was devoted to his mas
ter. The king used to ride this horse
out to battle. but at last was defeated
and killed In the fight. His enemy. re-
joicing 10 bis victory. seized the kings
horse and mounted It. The horse
seemed to know what had happened.
and who was on bis back, for he began
to show the greatest fury. After try.
Ing for some time to throw bis new
rider of, be suddenly dashed of up 4
steep cliff; and when be reached the
top. he leapt wildly down the sheer
precipice, with the man still on HE
back. The rider had no time to save
himself. and both he and the hors.
were dashed to pieces.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-08-17

Mr.. A. F. Galloway, Manager Of
the farm Loan Department Of the
r. R. Drennen Company at TT. Nor
gan will be at the Office Of the Raymer
Milling Company at New Raymer on
Thur SSAugust 10th and on each
Tbfsd1 thereafter during the
n, 18th. Ir you want loan on your
lind or II you need larger one than
you now have come in and see him.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-08-17
CHOICE CHERRIES

Drive over and pick your own cher
ries. Reasonable prices. Carl An
derson az miles north of Fl. Collins.
Red roof buildings. $3.50 per crate
for the big black Morrilos.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Quinn drove
down from Littleton Saturday eve
and spent Sunday visiting at the
j. H. Bosom home. Monday they
drove to Greeley on business and
from there went home.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-08-17
NOTICE

w. A. Swelgard's Shop will be
closed until September LIST. II you
want him you will find him in
Iowa. lS-z'
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-08-17
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
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Mest M = 0ria

gan last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sherer arrived
home this week from Denver.
Mrs. Dolly Rylatt was guest Of her
mother Mrs. L. A. Beson over Sum
day.
Gene Unterfenger's are moving this
week to the Fred Tighe house across
the street.
Ruth Graves will entertain the
Boosters next Wednesday afternoon.
August 20 I'd.
Mr.. Rohrbough is here from Kan
sas visiting his sisters. Mesdames
Cutler and Beans.
o. L. Addington and family moved
last week into the house formerly
ONucu W MI. hiICu.
Mr.. Dan Meyers left the fore part
Of ahe week with several boys on a
fishing trip west OF Morgan.
E. F. Tighe, ]. H. Bosom, P. M.
Brilliant, Fred Falkner and the edi-
tor were Inf Greeley Monday on BUSH
ness.
Miss Rubye McCracken arrived in
Raymer Monday from Denver to visit
her friends here. She will return
hoAs next Monday.
Misses Della and Fora Taylor and
lyle White arrived home Saturday
from Brush where they attended
Teachers Institute.
The Young Peoples Class In s. s.
will have social gathering at the
C. L. Snyder home. Cecil being a
member Of the class.
The st. Clair and Kilt families
spent few days in the mountains
the later part Of last week and the
fore part Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenlee and family
who have been visiting here at the
Pinkerton home left Monday for
Oshkosh, Nebraska. thier home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirst arrived in Ray
mer the first Of the week for visit
with their daughter, Mrs. Lafferty
and family. They are Just returning
from California.
DR.. and Mrs. Hawthorn and family
accompanied by Master Douglas But
cher OF Greeley left Monday morning
on camping trip to the mountains
where they will spend a week.
Russell White arrived home Fri
day from Missouri to spend few
weeks at home. He was accompan-
led by two young men friends who
are taking a trip to Oregon, Wash
irgton and California.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Quinn drove
down from Littleton Saturday eve
and spent Sunday visiting at the
j. H. Bosom home. Monday they
drove to Greeley on business and
from there went home.
Miss Pritchard, the Red Gross
nurse, who has been holding series
OF lectures on First Aid work here
for eight weeks closed Tuesday when
the ladies came with filled baskets
and enjoyed luncheon together.
Don't sell your pigs to leave this
section. They will be needed here
to make a market for the corn crop.
II you want to dispose Of the pigs
see me and they will stay here to
the advantage Of yourself and neigh
bors. A. e. Pischel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson and daughter
who hished here last week with Mrs.
Watsans parents Mr.. and Mrs. Kile
and sister Mrs. o. l.. Addington left
Friday fer Wyoming to visit their
married daughter and will return
Saturday for longer visit.
Mr.. A. F. Galloway. Manager Of
the farm Loan Department Of the
r. R. Drennen Company at TT. Nor
gan will be at the Office Of the Raymer
Milling Company at New Raymer on
Thur S4SAugust 10th and on each
Tbfsd@ thereafter during the
n ,ith. Ir you want loan on your
ll.,nd or II you need a larger one than
you now have come in and see him.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-08-17

P Colorado Agricultural College Con-
servatory Of Music, Fort Collins.
Leading Conservatory In the West.
Courses: Piano. vocal, violin, har-
mony, cornet, clarinet, saxaphone,
history Of Music, public school music,
opera and oratorio. Four year
course leading to degree Of Batche-
lor Of Music. Two year course In
Public School Music. Write for
catalogue.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-08-17

Don't sell your pigs to leave this
section. They will be needed here
to make a market for the corn crop.
II you want to dispose Of the pigs
see me and they will stay here to
the advantage Of yourself and neigh
bors A. Z. Pischel.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-08-17

Miss Pritchard, the Red Cross
nurse, who has been holding series
of lectures on First Aid work here
for eight weeks closed Tuesday when
the ladies' came with filled baskets
and enjoyed luncheon together.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-16

Stop using classified ads about your
business tho day you go out OF busi.
ness-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-16
Economy should
be the watchword of
every housewife to-
day.

preparations to give a birthday ban
quiet In honor Of six members OF the
guild whose birthdays havc occurred
since last January. Tho AFFAIR Will be
held IN the Parish House Monday
evening at I o'clock. The homer kuests
are Mrs. James Il. White. Misses
Josephine Clothier. Katie Wnhelme,
Clara New!ove, Elizabeth Bull. Re-
bccca Grier. The committee IN charge
Of the arrangements includes Mrs
Harley Scale. Mrs. Evan b. Lancaster
Miss Mary Elkinton.
This evening tho Now C0stlc High
School commencement exercises Will
take place. beginning at o'clock. ir
the Opera House.
The members OF the First Baptis
Sunday school will hold their annua
excursion on Monday. June &c. a.
Rlver>1ew Beach. The members O
the local Sunday school win accom-
ynny the members of the Delawar,
avenue Second and North Baptis
Sunday schools of Wilmington. on tn,
Wilson Limo steamers.
The annual reception Of the New
Castle High School Alumni Association
VIM take place tomorrow evening a
o'clock in the Parish House. Tn
speakers for the evening will be Pro-
Henry Z. Snavely OF the local school
and William w. Knowles OF Whining
ton. a former principal Of the schools
Any graduate OF tho New Castle Hig
School will be welcomed at the ban
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-16

LISTERS DIABETIC FLOUR
is much in demand for those af-
flicted with diabetes.
42.70 and S4.S5 box
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-16

can be served in several tempting
ways and is mighty nice to have
on hand these sultry days. Fern
dell Columbia River at
26c and 4Oc can
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-16
MARKET BASKET SPECIALS

club; recitation. Mias Edith HarrinE-
ton; violin solo. Charles Hamilton;
recitation, Miss Margaret Moore; trio.
Mrs. Benjamin Moore. Mrs. Chandler
II. Gebhart. william r. Harrington;
recitation. Thomas Appleby; dialogue.
John Walker and wilkinson f. Grams
ton; recitation. Benjamin Richards !.
solo Mn. Chandler H. Gebhnrt; recita-
ton. Forest Hamilton; violin eolo.
Misc Ruth Hamilton: recitation. Mrs.
Benjamin Moore: song, Star span-
Eled Banner" The program commit
tee comprised William T. Harrington
Mrs. Benjamin Moore, Mrs. Chandler
II. 0ebhArt.
George Mccain. Of Washington. d
c., Austin Mccain. Edward v. Platt
Earl Banks. Samuel Etchell. John
Barnes. Mark Clymcr. enjoyed yes.
terday afternoon at Noxcntown Lake
where they caught q large number OF
baee and cat nsh.
Word was received in this city Yea
terday from Leonard Comertord. whc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-16

ground. Rev. Joseph II. carp. rector
OF the church. and aides: transporta-
ton. Edward V. Plat. Mark Clymer;
Ice cream. Norman Banks. Irwin Kirk;
coffee. Mrs. Annie Gemmill: boys'
sports. Harley r. Senle. Charles. Leon,
James King. Jr., Fritz Pfrommer
girls sports, Mrs. Francis de II. jan
vier, Miss Mary Elkinton; camp fire,
Donald Banks. Cuthbcrt Bridgewater
Earl F'reebury.
According TO present arrangements
| tho State Inter Scholastic champion
ship games OF base bail will be played
at Dover tomorrow between tho New
Castle, Milford and seaford High
School teams championship OF thu
New Castle. Kent and Suseex coun
ties respectively.
| Last evening tho members OF tn
State Road Community Club met IL
the State Road Chapel. Following {
short business scesion musical an'
| literary program was given as fol
lows: singing. America" by tn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-16
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
James 7. Eliason Elected Head
OF ST. Johns Lodge OF
Masons.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New CAses. Juno ls.--Membere OF
the ~. johns Lodge. No. 3. A. +. &
A. NJ. last evening elected tho follow
tn9 of,cerp: James T. Eliason, W. NJ. {:
Howard L. Wilhelme. Sr. w; S. Il. I.
Duncan. Jr. w: Edward w. Eagle.
secrctsry. Jessc A. Mckay. treasurer.
Al tho close OF the session. a banquet
was held IN the Parish House and the
menu WAS prepared and eerved by the
members Of the Caesar Rodney Chap
ter. No. 8, Order OF tho Eastern Star
A special meeting OF the st. Johns
Lodge will be held "wednesday oven
Ing at TAO In Masonic Temple.
Chiidrcn's Day services will be OBJ
served In the First Baptist Church on
Sunday evening. Musical and liter
ry program Ia being arranged.
Tho members OF the 81. AIMS Guild
OF the Emmanuel Church are making
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-16

quet whether having an invitation or
not.
On Tuesday evening q festival will
DO held ut the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs
William Mcgkinson. under the au-
spices OF the members OF tho Ladies'
Aid Society Of tho First Baptist
Church.
Howard wilhelmc. coach Of
tho High School track team,
last evening presented BAN
ner TO tho track team as an award
for attaining the second highest num-
Der OF points. which was a tie. with
the st. Peters Parochial School team
in the track meet held at Battery
Park on Decoration Day. John Wal
lace. manager OF tho team. accepted
the gift.
Arrangements are being perfected
for the annual basket picnic OF the
members OF tho Emmanuel Sunday
School TO Hopkins Beach on Thurs.
day afternoon and evening, Juno %
The committees in charge are
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-16
DR.. Hullihen Recovering.

Newark, Juno 16~-Dr. Walter HUI
linen, president OF the University OF
Delaware. who was aiken suddenly III
a week ago and for time was thrent-
ened with pneumonia. is slowly re.
covering, but IL still weak. DR.. Hull.
hen expects to be able TO get 10 hi,
Office at tho university for a short
time today. His illness kept him away
from all Of tho exercises connected
with the annual commencement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-16
The high cost Of
living can be reduced
by patronizing these
stores.

rs on the u. s. Steamship Tennessee
at San Francisco, that he expects to
arrive home during September for sew
eral days vacation.
Mrs. Edwin Fox, OF Reading, Pa,
Is spending several days as the guest
OF Prof. and Mrs. Henry II. snavely
OF Eaet Third street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-16
HARRIs.CLARK WEDDING.
Young Peoples Romance Of College
Days Terminates In Marriage.

Announcement was recently made
OF the marriage OF Miss Florence
Elizabeth Clarke. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward w. Clarke OF ITO West
Twenty sixth street and Frank L.
Harris. son Of Mr.. and Mrs Milton
Harris on February rs. 1921. The mar.
riage took place while Mr.. and Mrs
Harris were college students Mrs
Harris is member OF the class oi
1924 at the Women's College, Uni.
versity of Delaware. Al the time Of
his marriage, Mr.. Harris vas a stu,
dent In Lehigh University. At pres
ent no is In Leila. Honduras. where h,
Is employed by the Leila Railroad Co
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-16

Horse sense will restore stable CON
ditions.--Asheville Times.