Cheyenne record., November 19, 1914, Image 5

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PERSONAL-NEWS
If you haw mi iU*ni of now's, a
Iriond vlsU'tiijf you, ‘oir a sale
iiradvttrtlso,.toll- us aliymt it.
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'liflf. RECORD $1 per vear.
phone Mo. 41 when you want
the Record Office
M SV. Fuller wnsj'a Sharon
Springs visitor Tuesday.
Ths snow man made us a very
light call on Sunday night.
W. S. Hill, of First View made
this office a social call last Satur
day. •
Fred Paulson, was transacting I
business in Cheyenne Wells last j
Monday.
F. C. (Pinkey) Pitts, was a;
pleasant caller at this office last
Saturday.
Miss Charlotte Abernathy was
a Cheyenne Wells visitor last
Monday.
J. L. Mousel, of First View,
was a Cheyenne Wells visitor
Tuesday.
Bert Howard, of the Arapahoe
country, was in Cheyenne Wells
Monday.
Wm. Henderson, of Arapahoe,
was a Cheyenne wells visitor
Tuesday."
W. S. Ayars, of Arapahoe,
was a Monday visitor at Chey
enne Wells,
O. H. Fuller, of Sharon Springs
was in Cheyenne Wells thelattei
part of last week.
Wm. Church, of the Arapahoe
neighborhood, was in Cheyenne
Wells last Friday.
Frank Nolan, of the Arapahoe
country, was, in Cheyenne Wells
on business last Saturday. »
I will test jour cream every
Wednesday and Saturday.
W, W. Thomas.
ivi. McClaskey, our butcher, was
operated on Monday and at pres
ent he is doing nicely.
Lee. Roush, of First View, was
a pleasant caller at these head
quarters last Saturday.
Maurice Howard spent the lat
ter part of last week at Sharon
Springs visiting friends.
Sadie and Eleanor Hargleroad !
were visiting at the Coe ranch, j
over Saturday and Sunday.
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Dr. L. M. Dickson, of Arapa
hoe, is a new subscriber to the
Record this week. Thanks.
I will pay 28 cents for butter
fat until further notice. ,
W. W. Thomas.’
Mrs. A. M. C. Dewitz. of Den
ver has our thanks for a dollar on
subscription, sinee our last issue.
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Beek, a nine and half pound baby
girl, on Wednesday Nov. 18, 1914
Dr. Conrad Schafer, assistant
state veterinarian, has investiga
ted the case reported as “Foot
and mouth disease” in the east
ern part of Cheyenne county and
found no trace of the disease
, there.
There will be preaching at the
Mayfield school house next Sun
day aft. p. in. by Rev. McNab
of Arapahoe.
Miss F. M. Darling, of the
Aiapahbe country, was a pleas
ant visitor at this office Tuesday
of this wtek.
STRAYED—A two year old heif
er with a T brand. Finder
please notify, D. T. Hollywood,
Arapahoe, Colo.
B D. Piatt, of Arapahoe, was
in Cheyenne Wells Tuesday as a
witness on Mrs. Sarah J. Dar
lings homestead proof.
Jas. McElroy, dropped a dollar !
into our subscription box last !
Saturday for which he will please
accept our thanks. ‘ .
Dr. Homer, Wm. Hoflenbaugh,
and the Misses Fay Gahagan and
Lillian Bogert autoed to Wild
Horse last Friday evening.
Miss Grace Fuller weut to
Sharon Springs Tuesday after
noon and will visit with her fath- j
er, and friends a few days.
J. L. Ambrosier, of the Arapa
hoe neighborhood, was a Satur
day night and Sunday visitor at
the Bogert home last week.
Genuine Oak Hill Routt
county coal at the Chey
enne Wells Lumber Com-.
pany’s yard.
We wish our correspondents
would please be more prompt in !
sending in their items, and try j
and have them here not later [
than Tuesday of each week.
Be sure and get some ofj
that Oak 11i.ll coal at the|
Cheyenne Wells Lumber j
Company’s yard.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Williams,
of Arapahoe, are the proud par- i
ents of a baby girl which arrived
at their home on Monday Nov. 16
1914.
Peter Halde, of First View, !
was a pleasant visitor at our of- I
fice last Tuesday. He was here
as a witness on J. B. Hassman’s
final proof.
Dennis Wilson, of Liberty |
Ridge, who has been visiting in
Ohio for several weeks returned
to Cheyenne Wells the latter part
of last week.
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! There will be German Lutheran
! services at the Cusel school house
' Sunday Nov. 22nd at 10:30 and
j English services at the Cheyenne
j WellSNschool at 2:30 p. m.
! Dr. L. M. Dickson, W. W.
Howard, D. R. Purdy, Roy Lew
is, W. G. Walker and S. S. Eash,
of Arapahoe, were in Cheyenne
Wells on business Wednesday.
J. N. Hollenbaugh and family, '
| also Mrs. L. V. Hudson and baby
jVera, autoed to Callahan, .Sun
[ day where they will visit Mrs,
Hollenbaugh's parents be/ere re
turning home.
Rev McNab, of Arapahoe,
made this offiice a pleasant call
last Monday, He has his own
conveyance, and will try and
make several appointments be
side Arapahoe. We are very
much pleased with the appearance
of the gentleman,
THE CHEYENNE RECORD.
Commissioner Jennings and
assistant state veterianian, Dr.
Schafer, called at our office last
Tuesday and informed us that
we did not have any symptoms
of the "foot and mouth disease”
in our county, to the contrary
notwithstanding.
Moving picture show
Saturday night.
A fi«e piece of hand
painted china will be giv
en away. See it in the
window.
Invoice time has arrived. To
invoice correctly, I must make
j collections. Please settle your
! account by Dec. Ist, I f not you
' will receive a statement. All
; accounts not settled by Dec. 20th
i will be turned over for collection.
Dr. H. C. Homer.
Dr. Eagle and family left the
latter part of last week for Col- j
umbus, Ohio, to assist in trying
to eradicate the "hoof and mouth
disease,” which is so prevalent
in the east. Mrs. Eagle will vis
it in Kansas City until the Dr.
returns. We hope to see these
; good people back here ere long,
! as they are being greatly missed
in this community. ;
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The teacher and pupils of
Grand View, formerly known as
Pfosts school announce a pro
gram and Shadow Social on
Thanksgiving Eve,
November 25. An African sun
'.set will be a spec al feature of
the program. Cake walks, good
music, etc will add to the merri
ment of the evening. Every
body cordially invited. Ladies
please bring boxes, they require
no decorations. Gentlemen will
please bring well filled purses.
Obituary of J. C. Magwire.
John C. Maguire was born in
the state of Pennsylvania, Sept.
27, 1854, departed this life at
Cheyenne Wells, Colo, on Tues
day November 17, 1914, at 4:15
a. in. Aged GO years, 1 month
and 20 days.
He with his parents moved
from Pennsylvania to lowa in the
early days, and in 188 G he moved
to Nebraska.
On September 22nd, 1887, he
was married to Carrie Ann Linn,
at Madison, Neb. To this union
eleven children were born, eight
of whom were at his bedside .
when he died, two were in Neb.
1 son died in infancy.
He had six sisters and three
brothers of which there are four ■
sisters and two brothers living.
He moved from Nebraska to
Cheyenne county, Colorado, in
1907, and lived "on a homestead
for a few years, after which they
moved to Cheyenne Wells, since
which time they have been keep
ing a boarding house.
Mr. Magwire was a good hus
band, a loving father, and a hard
working man, up to nearly ayear
ago, since which time he has
been unable to do much work.
He has been a long and patient
sufferer never complaining about
his infirmities, until the Lord re
' leased his spirit and took it to
its home, not made by human
hands. He died peacefully, as
though going to sleep.
The funeral sermon was held
|at his late residence on Wednes
! day Nov. 18, 1914, by Rev. S.
j Whiting, after which the remains
. were taken to Newman Grove,
| Neb., for interment,
j The bereaved family have the
j deepest sympathy of a host of
friends in this community, who
sympathize with them in their
hour of distress.
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W. C. Schultz, President. H. C. Nelson, Vice-President. 8
J. M. Staley, Cashier. A. M Staley, Asst. Cashi.r. Q
CHEYENNE COUNTY j
STATE BANK]
Do a General Banking and Collection business. |
4 |Kn* cent intercut paid on Time Deposits. We rent safe deposit boxes |
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;\O\V THAI YOU
I You want to clean up you barn yard i
and get ready for winter, one of those a
spreaders will be just v*hat vou want. |
We have one in stock that we will §
sell right to the man that wants it. |
| Valore Hardware Co. jj
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1 FULL LINE OF FRESH AND CURED MEATS OF ALL ~ i
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VEGETABLES e
Fresh Fish, Oysters and game in season. Cash Paid for/
Hides. I
Marti i] McCaskey. |
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For the best (.land*, . Tobacco,
tiring your lad.v friend and have a
John Owens, Jrop.
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