The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-15
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
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During the past week 1t has been
quite wintry, more snow.
Odes Addington is and has been
filling his ice house with good clear
ice.
Wesley Barker's little folks are Ill
with colds. The baby has been quite
sick.
Mrs. C. B. Dannatt was In Morgan
over Saturday and Sunday with her
sister Pearl.
Several sales will take place dur
Ing the coming two or three weeks.
Watch for the bills.
Mr. and Mrs F. l.. Knapp from
Kalous were in Sunday to attend a
six o'clock dinner with Mr. and Mrs
H. L. Ficken.
Mr.. and Mrs. H L Ficken enter
tanned several Of their friends In and
around Raymer to six O'Clock din
ner last Sunday evening.
Mt A. Fike came down from Den
yer last Thursday to look after his
farm interests southwest OF Raymer.
Also to arrange for sale.
Claude Lacock's family have all
been under the weather the past
week being afilicted with hard colds
which nearly everyone has had to
endure.
Miss Dorothy Hammond was host
ess to a Valentine party In honor Of
:. Ter Sunda School class Of girls at
= Ire teachevage last Satr rday after
Io0n.
Mrs. Norberg entertained her SUM-
day School class OF young people at
y the M. e. Community house last Fri
d,y evening. A fine social evening
II reported
Miss Betty Morrison was in Ray
mer for short time shakiny hands
with Raymerites then went over to
TT. Morgan to spend Sunday with
friends there.
A. B. Allen is planning a sale Of
his fine dairy cows about February
2Sth, as he has rented his farm.
Watch for bills and complete list
in next weeks paper.
Miss Ella Hurst arrived home Mon
day from Colorado Springs where she
visited her aunt and cousin. The
cousin who had just returned from
the hopital is getting along fine.
Mr. and Mrs G. w. Moore went
down to Sterling Mondny where
hrs. Moore will PROBABLY enter the
hospile; for an operation. We will
all wish her speedy return home
fully restored to health.
The Booster ladies are quite busy
now getting ready Tor their banquet
and play which they have annually
to celebrate the 22nd. This year 1t
takes place Wednesday evening in
stead Of on Thursday which is Lit
erary night.
Mr. and Nrs J. N. Qu.rn Of Little
ton, Colora 10. arrived in Raymer
Sunday noon to spend Il couple OF
days visiting at the ]. H. Beson
home and Mr.. Quinn is auditing the
books at the elevator. Mr.. Quinn Is
recognized both here and In other
places as an expert at this sort OF
wcrk.
Word was received from the Louis
Allen family who are now nicely
settled at 1914 No. Main. Santa Ana
and that they like California better
than at first but would like the paper
here to keep in touch with Raymer
friends. Mr. Allen who during the
war furnished lumber for the Red
Cross tables which have been at the
school house has kindly donated
them, to the Community M. q. House
~ be Used there People interest
d in tie Community House wish to
xthem heait,l, for the gift te-
y..ues SO many other things which
they have done for this community.
We are glad they like 1t and are do
ing 80 well In their new home.
Rev. John r. Wood left early
Mondav morning for Denver to be