Cheyenne record., April 08, 1915, Image 5

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M. P. TRUMBOR, Chey n S,,S:
PERSONAL-NEWS
ir you have an Item of news, a
friend visiting’ you, or a sale
to advertise, tell us about it.
April showers'
The Record $1 per year.
phone No. 41 when you want
the Record Office
The County commissioners
were in session this week.
Friday April 16tn is Arbor day
so declared by the Governor.
G. C. Calvert, of First View,
was in Cheyenne Wells Monday.
Mrs. Minnie Lewis of Arapa
hoe was in Cheyenne Wells Tues
day.
J. M. Staley was a Cheyenr.e
Wells visitor the first of the
week.
Miss Agnes Nickerson, was
on the sick list the first of the
week.
Ethei Shy visitel with Miss
Myrtle Coe over Sunday at the
Coe ranch.
Mrs A. M. Yoder, near Arapa
hoe has been quite sick, but is
improving.
Miss Florence Trimble arrived
home Monday evening. She will
n >t “Fe’ss up.” >
Miss Rosamond Wells taught
Miss Nickerson's foom during
hsr illness, Tuesday.
Cheyenne Wells went wet Tues
day, (with April showers) which
was greatly appreciated.
Mr. and Mr-’. Jas. O’Doneld
and Pat Fitzgerald came down
from Brandon Saturday.
A few 50 pound cans of fresh
rendered lard left at 12 cts per
pound, at the City Meat Market.
L. D. Rollow, will be in Chey
enne Wells 7, 8. and 9t >, of May
to do all kinds of Photograpic
‘work. Dont forget the date.
Jess Willard, the white pugilist
knocked out Ja;k Johnson, the
negro, last Monday, in the 26th
\ round.
E Bridges and Miss Griffin, bf
Goodiand Kansas were Sunday
visitors at the home of W. L.
Jeweler at the Home Dairy
Cafe at Cheyenne Wells, the bal
ance of this week, Bring in your
work-
4 bred Gilts for sale, $2O to
$25, also cured pork.
C. D. Warren.
Arapahoe, Colo.
FOR SALE—Pure bred white
Leghorn eggs, also a bronze gob
bler. M. F. Nowowieyski,
49 4t Kit Carbon, Colo.
Gladys Sears had the misfor
tune to run a large sliver in her
foot, and has been laid up since,
but she is getting along nicely at
present.
M. McCaskey left yesterday
evening for lowa, for a short vis
it with home folks. We wish
him a pleasant journey and a safe
return.
Word received from J. P Cahill
states that he is getting alohg
nicely, and he thinks he will be
home in a week or ten days, his '
son, William, is also improving.
J. W. Adams had the misfor
tune to run a piece of wood into l
his hand, and in consequence 1
septic poison has set in, but he
thinks he will be all right in a
short time.
FOR SALE-Or Trade a four
horse power engine and pumping
plant, both new. Will sell or
trade for cows. P. Daly,
5 miles northwest of First View,
Colorado. 2 tf
FOR SALE—Thrifty three year
old Honey Locust trees, 25 cents
each delivered, well packed, in
Cheyenne Wells. 10 cents each
if the buyer will do the digging. ;
Come to my place on west half of
sjcticn 14-16-45 April 15.
22t F. W. Kingsley, j
J. A. West had the misfortune
to break his crippled arm last
Friday evening. It seems he!
was climbing up in his mow to [
get some feed, and his foot slip
ped and his arm caught in the 1
flooring and broke both bones.
He is doing nicely at present, and '
we hope for his speedy recovery.
I
City Election
The following is a list of the
votes as cast at the City Election
last Tuesday:
For Mayor, A. W. Jones, 68;
Dr. Homer, 37; For Council, two
years, M. P. Trumbor, 116, W.
F. Williams, 109; Councilmen
three years, J. N. Hollenbaugb,
71; Chas. Eichenberger, 104;
J. A. McCrumb, 37; Dry 55; wet
60.
If you want a paper that gives
the news take the Record
THE CHEYENNE RECORb-.
FOR SALE-Number one Her
sha gram seed 2c per pound.
60 tf G: W. Rudolph,
10 mites N of Arapahoe, Colo.
Fos Sale Good prairie hay
$8,50 on track at, Weskan Kans.
B. C. Sweisgoad, Weska Kans.
52-41 ___
Contest Meeting at Cheyenne
Wells April 16th.
Violin Solo. E. H. Akerly
Physical Rhythm in Primary Ed
ucation (Illustrated by Primary
Pupils) Faye Gahagah and Leta
Trumbor.
Athletics for every day Wil
liam Hill.
Reading contest.
Spelling Contest.
Big' doin’s at Horsemound Sat
uiday evening April 24, 1915. to
celebrate the closing t)f the
Horsemound and Grand View
schools. Here are some of the
specials. “Crow dri 1.” Grard-
View school; "Mirth provoking
schoolroom”, time 1 1-2 hours;
something you can’t afford to
miss;- "Topsy Turvy Drill,”
Horsemound school, “My friend
Fritz, by Hans Snitzer in which
his Turkish Bath story will cap
the climax “The Schoolmaster
Abroad”; Jack Johson will do
some stunts with his fiddle, that
will cause a total eclipse of all
other violinists. Other things too
good to mention. This is the
way you can help; Come, COME
Come. Admission, 10c; Children
Free. Yours Truly,
| D. E. Pfost.
County Spelling Contest.
A county spelling contest will
be held in the Court room at
Cheyenne Wells on Friday April
16, beginning at 10 o’clock. Fifth
Sixth Seventh and Eighth grades
will compete and the words will
be taken from the above grade
wo.k in the ‘‘Quincy word list.”
Any school without this text
may borrow a copy from the of
fice of the County Superinten
dent.
All pupils of the above grades
are eligible to entry and all teach
ers are urged to do all in th ir
power to create an interest in
this very important subject.
The educational meeting of
April 6th has been postponed un
til this date. Everybody come,
bring your dinner and have a
social time. Committee.
Public Sale.
I will sell at public auction at
my place 8 1-2 miles south 1 1-2
east of Arapahoe
WEDNESDAY April 14, 1915.
the following
4 fresh cows; 1 3yr cow, fresh
about May; 1 2yr old heifer fresh
about May; 4 yearling calves; 4
spring calves; 1 Angus Bull 2 yr
old; 1 grey mare 9 yr old wtighs
about 1150; 1 grey mare Byr old
wt about 1200. I will offer for
sale 5 colts, 2 and 3yr old.
FARM TOOLS.
1 Deere walking Lister: 1 Deere
walking plow with riding £t;ach
ment; 1 Moline walking plow;
3 breaking plows; 1 disc sled cul
tivator; 1 riding cultivator, 6
shovel; one 1 horse drill planlei;
1 spring wagon; 2 stock tanks; 1
wagon tank.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
2 kitchen safes 1 dining t .ble;
1 dresser; 1 kitchen cabinet; 1
iron bed, with spring; 1 laundry
stove. Lots of other things.
Sale begins at 10 A. M.
Terms Cash
C. B. NORTON, Owner.
CoL Felts, Auctioneer,
. T. EL Howard, Cleric.
| (fjatrltes O. Turner
I Let rid Attorney J:
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Cheyenne Wells, Colo.
Capital Stock $15,000
Surplus .^6,500.
Do a general Banking and Collection Business. Wc
pay 4 per cent on Time Deposits, and are also agents
for several of the best Fire insurance companies and can
give you the lowest rate on your insurance.
We solicit your patronage and all accounts no matter
how small will receive our prompt attention.
W. C. Schultz, Pres. J. A. Shrivcr, Cash.
H. C. Homer, V. Pres. H. Schultz Asst Cash.
There are cheaper, also higher priced
ones, on the market, but in the Demp
ster yo get a first-class engine at a low
price. Look the sample over carefully
at our store.
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I CHEYENNE WELLS, COLORADO 1
» ,W> ' Come to the
MpjPLv, POOL HALL ;
For all kinds of fresh Candies -
j Ijitm Cigars, Tobacco, Etc., also fresh
1 pm, oysters. Also fresh Home-Made
= When in need of anything, in i
jf L - my line please give me a call.
1 1 F. Ay Dutton, Prop.