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I Cheyenne Record Cheyenne Wells, Colo. C. T. BOGERT, Lessee and Editor. Published every Thursday in Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne county Colorado, and entered at the posloflicc as second class mail matter, April 3,1912 under the Act of March 3. Ifc79. (Subscription One l)ollnr |>er Yenr ADVERTISING RATES I)i«l>)n,v' advertising 10c per inch each insertion; locals 5c per line each insertion NOTICE All parties having proof no tices in this paper will .receive a copy of each issue during the life of the notice, and should you notice any mistake in your notice please notify us at once so we can make the correction. Al so remember tnat these notices should be paid in advance, or im mediately after first publication. Calvado, Percheron Stallion. 5 years old, weight 2,100 pounds, for sale or trade, for cattle or horses, or part trade. 03 I'm A. H. Walker, Wild Horse, Colorado. Dr. H. F. Schuelke came back ■-o Cheyenne Wells last week and ■s now ready to receive patients at the resident of J. J. Shuelke. His office days are Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. We missed Harry Gahagan on our streets lately and we thought perhaps he was sick, but upon inquiry found lhat he had gone to Monmouth, Ills, to visit his parents and friends for a short time. E. Ilayes, of this city had a number of land buyers out look ing after land last Monday. ■ They were favorably impressed with this country and may pur chase some land here in the near future. There will be literary exer cises at the Baber school house December sth. Everyone should turn out and help make it inter esting. These literary societie are both entertaining and ins ptructive. both to old and young. POSTOFFICE HOURS. From 7 a, m. to 7. p. m. on .week days. From 10 to 11 a. m. and from 4 to 5 p. m. on Sundays. Legal Holidays same as Sun da; s. Mrs. Jennie Ross, P. M Mrs. B. D. Piatt, living south of Arapahoe, arrived in Cheyenne Wells, Tuesday, from Denver, where she has been for the last four weeks and underwent an operation. We are pleased to inform our readers that she is on ,a fair road to recovery. ADVERTISED LETTERS. «T. McCanalut. E. M. Metz. J. E. Hughes. In calling for above, please say advertised. Jennie Ross, P. M. C, C. Turner thinks as Thanks giving is near at hand, he had better take “time by the fore-! lock’’ and get his chickens before | hand, so he takes his new llup mobile and runs down Main [ street, last Sunday, and succeeds jn running over one’s neck, be- j fore he can stop his auto, results, j one chicken less, but Charley did i not get the chichen, as Gregor Voit beat him to it, and took it to its owner. Next time d ug a wire behind your auto Chari, y. Married at the J. O. D. rahch at Aroya, Colorado on Nov. 18 1913. Mr. Adolph L. Kapstad to Leona A. George both of Aroya Rev, D. M. Scott officating. This young couple are well and favorable known in that vicinity, they having lived there for t u e last four years. The | Record joins with their many I friends in wishing them a long and happy wedded life. About twenty five Ladies of Cheyenne Wells gave Mrs. C. T. Thero and Miss Wickell a pleas- I ant farewell surprise last Satur t day afternoon. They came in on them, unawares, and they were ’ surely surprised. They all had a very pleasant afternoon, refresh ments were served, and all felt reluctant at bidding them adieu, but wished them prosperity and happiness in their new home. C. T. Thero and family left on , the Wednesday evening train for Waldron, Ark., their future home Mr. and Mrs. Thero have lived here for the last three or four years and made a host of friends who are sorry to see them leave, but what is Cheyenne Wells’ loss is Waldron’s gain, and we | are sure Waldron will gain good and worthy citizens in Mr. and Mrs. Thero, and sister, Miss Wickeli. BIRTHS The stork made its appearance at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cain on last Monday morning November 17, 1913, and left a nice bright baby girl, named, Inez Willmetta, to cheer their beautiful home. Mother and child doing nicely, Dr. Booth in attendance. The Record ex tends congratulations, and hopes the young Miss will grow up to be a bright young lady, and that she may be a comfort to them in their latter years. Henry Wilson Minor has taken up his abode in our community. He is a bright young gentleman, with a mass of black hair and beautiful blue eyes. He is a me chanic and a dairyman, with high ideas, and bids fair to make a success of this country. He will live for the present with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Minor, twelve miles northeast of Arapahoo. He arrived on Tuesday Nov. 18. 1913, he was accompanied by Dr. H. C. Homer. The Record extends congratulations. A Farewell Surprise. On Monday November 10, 1913 about forty of the friends and neighbors of Rev. W.S. Lynde, of the northeast part of the county, gave him and his estimable wife a pleasant surprise. He and his wife were busy washing, little thinking of their work being in terrupted, when “lo and behold” a goodly number of friends and neighbors arrived in their wag ons and showed by their actions that they intended to put in a full day of pleasure, so the washing was put off, and every thing turned over to them, and they proceed to have a good time. About noon the friends brought out their well filled bas kets and spread their contents onto the tables, and all proceed to do ample justice to the feast which had been set before them. The afternoon was spent in social conversation and games, and to ward evening they all departed for their several homes, wishing the Reverend and his wife abun dant success in their new home. It was a day long to be remem bered by all, and especgilly Mr. a,nd Mrs Lynde, THE CIIEYENNE RECORD, CARL 0. BOOTH; D. Physician and Surgeon PHONE No. 35. Cheyenne Wells, Colorado is: c ho:m::ei:r im: id Physician, Surgeon and Elec- j TltlCl AN. EYE. EAR. NOSE & THROAT. GENERAL SURGERY AraDuhoe Colorado Phone 146-6 J. A. McCRUMB A: SONS Transfer Will do all kinds of hauling and solicit your patronage. Rates Reasonable. Phone 38 LODGE DIRECTORY. Ivan hoe Lodi: eNo.I 5.1 I. O. O. F. meets every Thursday evening at 7:.'!0 p. in., in the I. O. O. F. Hall. Visiting brothers in good standing- always welcome. J. A. MCC'UO&ru, N. G. J. N.llollenhaugh, V. (i. M. P. Tuumhou, Sec'y. CHEYENNE WELLS LODGE No. 132. A. F. & A. M. Hegnlar meeting's lirst and third Tuesday evenings of each niontli at 7:30, sharp, at Masonic Hall in the Forker building. All Master Masons in good standing cordially invited. Mhas. C. Tuuneii, W. M. C. O. Booth, Secy. PRAIRIE QUEEN LODGE No 44. REBECKAH. Will meet every first and third Mon day evening of each month, at the I. 0.0. F. Ilall. Visiting members J cordially invited. Clara W ickel 1, N. G. Mattie McCnunb, Sec. UNION PACIFIC TIME CARO W F.STHOU NO. No. 103 Fast Mail 1:10 a m “ 101) (1:10 a m “ 101 Mail t):.V> a m EASTBOUNH. “ 104 Fast Mail 12:33 am 1 “ 110 Mai! 3:42 pm “ 102 (1:3.) i> in Methodist Church. Sunday School 10 A. M. Sermon 11 A. M. By the Pastor Epvvorth League 7:30 P. M. Preaching BP. M. | Prayer meeting on Wednesday night 7:30. We invite you and your friends D. M. Scott, Pastor. Catholic Church. There will be Catholic services at their New Edifice every third Sunday in each month. Directory of the Presbyterian church of Arapahoe, Colo. , Sunday school (D V) 10:30 am. j Preaching 11:30 a m. j Song and pr:acb ng service ' 7:30 p. m. 1 Weskan the last Sabbath in each month. | Preaching at 11 a m and 7:30p m ft. H. Gane, Pastor. | CITY MARKET | FULL LINE OF FRESH AND CURED MEATS OF ALL I KINDS. \ VEGETABLES Fresh Fish, Oysters and game in season. Cash Paid fori Hides. B &<§. | Cheyenne Wells, Colo. I Valore Hardware Co. CHEYENNE WELLS, COLORADO Overland Garage Co Sears and lloli.enhauuh, Props CHEYENNE WELLS, COLORADO „ W/ E are prepared to handle v passengers for any point you may wish to go, and guarantee the best q£ serv i ce . Rates reasonable. —- ’PHONE No. 39 WE have a new, complete line of supplies and accessories, and we cat fit you out in anything that you may need in that line WU", also agents for j . | ti —MB———WBKX—BS3BL £g—EBCBBS<KaBBBBEE^gaBBa&ganMgMMBMM||^M asm j Undertaking and Embalming I carry a complete line of Undertaking goods and Funeral Supplies. A licensed embalmer and all of the most modern equipment for taking care of and directing funerals, see to the securing of pall bearers, preparing grave, furnishing steel vault if desired. Phone 20. J. N. Hollenbaugh Cheyenne Wells mm Cole's Heaters For soft coal. Ligmtr, Slack, Siftings -Han! coal, Coak or Wood COAL STOVE in which the fire is not out from the time it is set up in the fall until taken down in the spring—which de mands attention only three times in twenty-four hours with soft coal and two times with hard coal, and which gives an even heat day and night with soft coal or hard coal — has long been the dream of the : good housekeeper, and is realized in Cole’s Original Hot Blast Stove SOLD BY THE