The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-02


bought from the Kelley Motor Com
pany.
A family from Stoneham have NOV
ed into the building on main street
owned by Mrs. Anderson. They ex.
pect to do cleaning and pressing.
Come and have good time at
s o'clock on Friday evening August
10th at the Christian Church where
an Ice cream Social. a good time and
free program will be found.
Miss Maude Larmer and brother
drove over from TT. Collins Tuesday
to get her belongings which she left
here last spring. Miss Larmer ex-
poets to teach in Wellington.
Mr.. A. S. Hurst and family and
Mrs. Anderson entertained their sis
ter and nephew from Colorado
Springs from Saturday until Sunday
noon when they departed for their
home.
The lightning In one Of our elec-
trical storms this week, :urned one
shock of grain for George Hemmen-
way. The stubble being wet prevent
ed the fire spreading to other parts
Of the field.
Mrs. Pilnkerton and three child
rem and Mrs. Hawthorn and their
two boys spent few days in Chey-
enne last week returning home FRI
day. While there they visited with
MIR. and Mrs. Romine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hullenger Of Glen
wood, Iowa, arrived in Raymer Mon
day for a visit with Mrs. Jennie
Ducker. They had been seeing other
parts Of Colorado, and stopped to
see Mrs. Ducker. The late William
Ducker was their nephew.
Mr.. Robert E. Sinclaire has rented
Mrs. Anderson's house, the original
postofice building, and moved in,
where he and Mrs. Sinclaire Will do
dying, pressing and block
ing Of mems and women's clothing.
Mrs. Anna Pivonka will live with
them.
D. F. Edwards was In Raymer Mon
day looking after the road work in
this section. Road men have had
little time to loaf this season with
its abundance Of rains and floods.
We hardly know whether he would
say he has reached breathing place
yet or not.
Miss Mildred Littlefield entertain
ed few Of her s.. 8. Glass last
unexpectedly. On account
Of the storm and bad roads the day
before she had given up that any
would come but a few were brave
enough altho they got stuck in the
mud about a mile south Of their
place. They expect to try 1t again
but hope the roads to ,e better.
e. c. Moore Of Buckingham will
teach in the grades In Raymer next
year. He has been an instructor in
Buckingham for the past two years,
and probably, a rearrangement will
be made Of classes, 80 that he will
have charge Of the manual training
class here. The change will also
increase our high school pupils by
two.
A note from the Frantz family ask
ed for record Of credits In the high
school Of Robert. to enable him to
enter Denver University this fall,
says that they are all we'll and the
folks at the yard are busy. 1t also
conveys the information that they
expect to make trip to Raymer soon
and will be glad to see all Of the
Raymer friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Myers accompan-
led by Mr.. Kelley and George Kelley
left for Denver Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Myers on business, Mr.. Kelley
to bring home another car and George
expects to accompany party Of sixty
boys who will camp in mountains on
the Y. M. G. A. grounds for q couple
Of weeks which we suppose will be
very enjoyable vacation.
George Turner Of Denver who has
been visiting Mrs. Amos Jackson for
the past three weeks returned home
yesterday with lis mother. Mrs. NAL
law who DR. We up from Denver Tues
day after him. Mrs. Mallow was &C.
companied by her sister, Miss Rose