The Raymer enterprise., 1923-06-28


has been holding down a Job.
Don't forget to do your before the
Fourth, as stores will only be open
on that day till ten o'clock a. m.
E. II. White expects his sister,
Mrs. Cole Of Seattle Friday to Wis t.
them. They will meet her in TT
Morgan
Cecil Snyder arrived home Tues
day evening from Denver where he
spent the week end. His father met
him at Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and baby
daughter are here from Nebraska
visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM. Thomp-
son and family.
Mrs. Taylor who spent the winter
and spring months with her daugh-
ter in Pine Bluffs, Wyo., arrived
home last week.
The Ladies Aid will be entertained
~ Mrs. Method on Friday July 9Th
at the Community House. Notice the
change in the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Schweizer arrived
home the first Of the week after
spending a month or SO with rela-
tiyes at Eustis, Nebr.
Ray johnson came over from Orch
ard again the first Of the week all
on the account Of that daughter, He
likes to come hom, fien.
Gordon and Dorthy Pinkerton de-
parted last week to spend the sum-
mer vacation with relatives in Omaha
and other points in Nebraska.
Miss Josephine Jarland arrived In
Raymer last Friday from Tekamah,
Nebr., to visit her brother Frank
Jariand and family for a few days.
Rev. Wood and the editors family
attended the State Convention I'M
Sterling last Thursday and Sunday
Rev. Wood gave a report Of the after
noon services.
Free Rest Room for Ladies at Colo
RADIO Hotel July 4th. Lunches and
short orders served day and night.
Ice cream parlor in connection. The
coolest place in town.
Be sure and 60 to the Kile Inn
the 4th Of July where you will find
clean, cool rest rooms for Ladies
with or without babies. Lunches
will be served day and night.
DR.. and Mrs. Hawthorn and boys
arrived home Monday evening after
spending several days visiting in
Denver. While In Denver they had
the privilege Of attending the same
church as President Harding.
Frank Turner went down to Ster-
ling Thursday evening to bring his
wife and sons home. They had been
visiting at the Russell McCQcken
home. Mrs. McCracken came home
with them to spend several days.
Mrs. McCracken is getting her
household goods ready to move to
Sterling where she will reside In the
future. We are sorry to have Mrs.
McCracken leave our community but
hope that 1t will be a benefit to her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmunds0n and two
of their children came over from
Berthoud, Colo. Saturday evening
and spent Sunday with her sister
Mrs. St. Clair and family. Miss Avis
who has been visiting there for the
past three weeks came home with
them.
Three car loads Of people Of the
Christian Church, young and old,
start this morning about five O'Clock
for Canon City where they will at
tend convention Of the Christian
Endeayor. They expect to return
home Monday and ought to be able
TO give a good report.
Last Thursday evening the Sun
shine Circle Sunday School Glass. a
class Of six girls taught by Mrs. Jas
w. White went on q weiner roast
north Of town. The class and teacher
were taken to the picnic grounds by
Mrs. O. L. Addington, Miss Leila Ad-
dington being hostess to the class
and teacher. Refreshments consist
ed Of weiners, sandwiches, potato
chips, cake and marshmallows. Just
before 1t was real dark the party cut
short Its festivities and returned d