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Cheyenne Record
Cheyenne Wells, Colo.
C. T. liOGKRT, Owner and Publisher
Ty&M.OG’RRTIG
ThM COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION]
Published every Thursday in Cheyenne Wells,
Cheyenne county Colorado, and entered at the
pci-'.office as second class mail matter, April 3.1912
fcodor the Act of Msich 3. 1879.
Subscription One Dollar i>er Year
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each insertion: locals 5c per line each
Insertion ,
A letter received by us from
Mrs F. C. Smith, of Denver, en
closing a nice new “greenback,”
for her subscription, was receiv
ed the first of the week, also an
invitation co visit them when in
'Denver, which we shall accept
the first time we have an oppor
tunity.
Doc. Eagle arrived in Chey
enne Wells last Friday morning.
The Doctor is looking fine, and
reports the foot and mouth dis
ease practically stamped out in
the east, where he was. He says
his family will be here in a few
weeks, as soon as his baby gets
over the whooping cough.
We understand that some par
ty or parties have broken into
the home of Mrs. Price, living a
few miles south of here, during
her absence recently, and nearly
everything was stolen. We hope
the guilty party will be appre
hended and the arm of the law
laid heavily on them, and learn
them not to molest other people’s
property.
HUGGINS- HANCOCK
Married- Or Saturday, May 1,
1915 at Kansas City, Mo., Mr.
Hobart F. Huggins, to Miss Opal
Mina Hancock.
The bride is the oldest daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Han
cock, of Cheyenne Wells, Colo.,
and has lived here a number of
years and is well respected by all
o T our citizens. Miss Hancock
went east about one year and a
half ago, and has lived there
every since. We must say that
we believe Mr. Huggins has se
cured a '‘Jewel'’ hard to beat,
for a wife. We do not know
anything in regard to Mr. Hug
gins but from what we can learn
of those who do know him, say
he is a model young man.
The Record joins with their
many friends here, in wishing
them the best of this world’s
goods.
BILLS—STEELE
Married— On Tuesday evening
May 4, 1915. Mr. Frank Bills
yrtd Miss Cora Steele, both of
li.it Carson. Colo, at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cudgel,
in Cheyenne Wells, Colo. Rev.
Frank Whiting officiating.
This young couple are held in
high esteem by the people of Kit
Carson, where they have lived
tor a number of years.
This young couple left on Wed
nesday morning’s passenger train
for Kit Carson, where they will
commence life's work together
ou the homestead of the bride.
We met the groom and think him
a nice young man, and we saw
the bride, and are sure she will
make him a good helpmeet.
The Record joins with their
tio3t of friends, in wishing them
long life and lots of happy hours.
If you want a paper that gives
you all the news take the Record
Tu sday of this week a couple
of young men came into our town
soliciting our people to have their
clothes cleaned and pressed.
Now we have several parties in
Cheyenne Weils, that do just as
good work as these stranges that
come in here. Then why not
shun these traveling fellows ami
spend your money at home, with
those that are trying to help
build up our town. These trav
eling fellows take your money
and are gone, and do not help to
build up our town, neither do
they care for you after they have
got your money. Patronize home
industry and help to build up our
town, and in the future give all
these transients the “grand go
by.”
SHERMAN—STRADER
At the home of Mr. and Mrs.
G. VV. Strader 15 miles south
west of Arapahoe, oecured a
pretty home wedding on Sunday
May 2nd, 1915, when Miss Z. M
Strader united her life to that of
L R. Sherman,
These young people are mem
bers of families well known and
highley respected in their com
munity. The list of guests was
large, about one-hurydred people
being present to grace the occas
sion. The room was deeorated
with flowers and festoons of
leaves, while wedding bells hung
over the place where the young
couple stood to make their mutu
al pledges of affection. There
was a musical progam which ad
ded greatly to the pleasure of the
time. The wedding cermony
was simple yet dignified the ritu
al of the Presbyterian Church.
Happy is Colorado in possessing
such a lovely bride and stalwart
groom.
George McNab, Pastor.
FIRST VIEW NEWS
The program and taffy pull held
Saturday evening was an enjoy
able affair. It lasted until the
wee small hour 3 when every one
went home sweet and sticky.
Mrs. Thomas Dwyer, Mrs Jos.
Dwyer and Ana Gerke visited
the county seat, Saturday.
Thos. Dwyer has added another
room to his house.
Mrs. John Marshall is busy
now days painting varnishing and
white-washing the section house.
She says she is almost through,
just John and the dog remain to
be done.
Miss Zora Curtis attended the
dance in Cheyenne Wells, Satur
day evening.
Joseph Dwyer went to Hugo,
Monday on a business trip.
A school meeting was held here
Monday at "which Geo. Clossen
was elected Treasurer of the
school board.
Mrs W. A. Weir was a pleas
ant caller here Tuesday.
Mrs. W. S. Hill entertained
the Embroidery Club the sth.
Mrs. Jos. Dwyer spent Tues
day at Thos Mansfields'
The Union Pacific has a gang
at work here fixing up the tele
graph line.
mi 0. BOOTH, M, 0.
Physician and Surgeon
PHONE No. 35.
Cheyenne Wells, Colorado
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LODGE DIRECTORY.
IVAXHOK I.ODC.E Xo. 1.">3
I. O. O. V. meets every
Tliursday evening at 7:.'!0 ]>. m , in the
l. U. C>. F. Hall. Visiting brothers in
good standing always welcome.
.1. N.UOI-I.ENH AUUH. N.
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M. I’. Trumbob, See’y
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I'MWjj- The M. AY. of A. Camp
every sec
/(riW'A . -.•sclav oven ini' of
e;-::.t Visiting 1
members are cordial i v invited.
L. C. Matthews, Counsel,
(.'has. Hargdcroad, Clerk.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS—Meets every !
.'trd Wednesday evening of each month
at the Masonic Hall.
Oracle, Mrs. Annie Marolf.
Vice Oracle, Florence HoHingshcud.
Recorder, Mrs. Letta V. Mason
Prairie Queen Lodge N 0.44
Rebekah.
AV ill meetevery first and third Mon
day evening of each month, at the
1. O. O. F. Hall. Visiting members
cordially invited.
Mrs, Letta V. Mason, N. G.
Mrs. Mary Spear, Hoc. Sec.
Cheyenne Weils Lodge
I No. 132, A. F. &A. M.
i Regular meetings first and third
Tuesday evenings of each month at
7:.'!0, sharp, at Masonic Hall in the
Forker building. All Master Masons
in good standing cordially inv'ted.
E. H. Akerv, AY. M.
C. 0. Tubneb, Secv.
CHURCH DIRECTORY
Catholic Church
There will be Cutholic services _at
their new ediee every Fourth Sunday
in each month.
Methodist Church
.Sunday School 10 a. in
Sermon 11a. m
Preaching - S p. m
Prayer meeting Wednesday night
'vt 7:30 p. m
We invite you and your friends
S. Whiting, Pastor.
Presbyterian Church
at Arapahoe, Colo.
Sunday School (D A T ) 10:30 a in
Preaching 11:30 am
Song and preacning service 7:30 p m
AVeskan, Kalis., tile last Sunday in
month at 11 a in
Preaching at the Daigger school
house Ist and 3rd Sunday at 3:00 p m
Services at the Mayfield sehoolhou.,e
! 3 p in the 2nd Sunday of each month.
Rev. Geo. McNab, Pastor.
Colorado*
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