The Raymer enterprise., 1922-09-28
The Ladies Booster Club met with
Mrs. Hazel Hobbs Wednesday after
noon.

MRS. Hazel Hobbs Wednesday after
noon.
Rev. Wood went to Denver Tues
day morning on business. He will
return today.
Miss Blanche Ducker was a guest
OF Miss JAMIE Johnston Saturday
night and Sunday.
Miss Jennie White spent several
days last week with Miss Amy Burr
north west of town.
Fort Morgan was we'll patronized
last week by the many Raymarites
who went to attend the fair.
We think times must be ready to
mend, because II is always darkest
Just before dawn and 1t can't get
much darker.
There will be preaching services
IT the school house next Sunday
lnerning at IL o'clock, right after
Nhe Sunday School.
Mrs. Amanda Anderson and Mr..
Hurs: and family enjoyed a visit
for few days with their relatives
irom Colorado Springs.
Tiny little cards were received
u lay announcing the safe arrival
OF little Mabel Blache in the home of
Ky. and Mrs. E. G. Ingraham at
Plattcville. Colo.
c.iTc.d Dannatt left Sunday for
u aors.a to work in the sugar fac
tory. Mr.. Barker and Mr.. Smathers
have also gone to the same place
working in the factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Noyes left Mon
day morning for Lewis, Iowa, where
they will spend the winter with
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark will
oc, their house while they are
absent.
Several members OF the Christian
Church went to Longmont to attend
a state meeting of that denomination
They were Messrs Halling, N. Ad-
dingtoE, c. E. Beans Copenhaver,
Carlson. and Rev. Melendy.
Mrs. A. G. Nickerson who has been
visiting her sister in Greeley the
past ten days was expected home
Saturday. She with Mr.. Wagners
expected to spend some time at the
Hot Springs in Thermopolis, Wyo-
ming
Mrs. Smith and Miss Bruce were
guests Of Mrs. Jarland and family
the last Of the week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith expect to leave the fore part
OF the week for Tekamah, Nebraska,
where they formerly resided. We
wish them success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Meyers an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Matilda to Mr.. Scott M. Hays in
Denver, Colo. September 21st. The
Enterprise joins with many friends
in wishing them much Joy in their
journey through life.
We neglected to mention last week
that Mrs. White Of Santa Anna, CAL
ifornia, had been visiting her son
James White and family few days
also Harry Whites sister came at
the same time and the the two con-
tinued their journey to California.
Several families including G. l..
Snyders, J. T. Macklins, O. L. Ad-
dingtons, ]. Albrights and the teach
ers Mrs. Line, Misses Hammond, Lar
mar, and Mr.. Floyd Kelly drove up
to the Buttes Sunday afternoon to
eat their dinner and take In the
sights.
Dan Myers left last Thursday for
Minturn, Colorado, to get Mrs. Ny
ers who had been called there by
news that her brother had been in
1ured In a railway accident. They
returned to Raymer the first Of the
week leaving the brother well on
the road to recovery.
Prof. and Mrs. Albright gave a
party Thursday night in honor of
Miss Woodward Of Greeley. Those
present were Miss Gertrude Fischer,
Miss Audrey Lafferty, Misses Helen
and Hazel Macklin, Miss Genevieye
Addington, Miss jamie Johnston,
Messrs Cecil Snyder, Kelly, Sherman
and Arthur Ducker. Refreshments is
were servedz and had a very enjoya-
h1n tfvvo