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Cheyenne Record
Cheyenne Wells, Colo.
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Published every Thursday in Cheyenne Wells,
Cheyenne county Colorado, and entered at the
poetoflftoc as second class mail matter, April 3,1912
under the Act of March 3, 1879.
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insertion .
An August Birthday Party
Coming.
Having discovered that quite
a number of people in the neigh
borhood have a birthday during
August the Grandview Sunday
School has decided to give an
August birthday party on the
night of August 24th at the home
of S. J. Adams. Everyone is in
vited to come and help us have a
Kood time.
District Attorney Purcell, whom
we all know as a friend, was the
popular man of our town last Fri
day. He talked to the students
of the Normal Institute Friday
morning, and was liked so well
that he was prevailed upon by his
many friends, to talk to us again
in the evening, accordingly at
eight oclock, ev c ry one that heard
him in the evening brought
someone with him. Mr. Purcell
is certainly a draw card among
our state officials, as is evidenced
by the crowd which he attracts.
Mr. Purcell is possessed of
moral and intellectual qualifica
tions. of a much higher average
than we usually find in men of
his official standing.
He paid a high compliment to
our Supt. of schools, and to the
Cheyenne Co. high school board
for the effort they are making
toward establishing a domitory
for use in connection with our
high school, end asserted, that if
the plan is carried out doyenne
Co. will have the honor of being
the forerunner of a big scheme
that will eventually spread
throughout our state.
In conclusion he asks that we
all join hands in helping him in
his great task of “cleaning up”
this district. Will we do it?-
certainly, Mr. Purcell’s ideas of
moral life are worth putting into
effect, so let us all work with him
and in a short time have a county
that we will all be proud of and
that other counties can point to
as an example.
Here’s success to you and your
ideas, Mr. Purcell.
HIGH SCHOOL
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For the proper care and accom
modation of the County High
Schiol students, domitories have
been established at Cheyenne
Wells.
The work at the young women’s
home wiil constitute a part of the
regular course of study in home
economies, and every thing will
he done under the direct super
vision of the teachers and school
officers.
Maintenance will be at actual
cost and may be paid either in
casfiLoyiits equivalent. Students
willjH|fjMsh their own rooms.
Residents of Cheyenne Wells
are doing every thing in their
power for the success of the
undertaking, and are planning a
home talent entertainment to
help with the first cost.
For further particulars call on
or address the county Superinten- |
dent. * '
By order of the County High
School Committee, j
Either B. Weir, Secretary.
We consider this a very good
move, and we hope the citizens
of the country as well as Chey
enne Wells will encourage it, as
it would be of great benefit to
those from a distance who wish
to attend the High school. We
hope to see some good responsi
ble parties put into these posi- j
tions, some that is worthy and
capable, and ones that will have
the interest of the children at
heart, as well as the welfare of
the school and Cheyenne Wells.
Special School Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that a
special school meeting of the
legal voters of school district
number 3 in Cheyenne County
called by the district board will
be held ai. First View on the 4th.
day of September 1915 at one
oclock P. M- for the purpose of
voting to sell the old school house
and barn >n the Wheeler neigh
borhood. size of house 18 by 20
barn 10 by 12.
If the vote carries to sell said
buildings bids will be received
for the purchase of same.
The board of district number 3
will meet the same day Septem
ber the 4th will receive bids for
the hauling of coal to all the
school houses in district number
3.
Bids worded as follows should
be sent to board.
Bid for all school houses south
of R. R.
Bid for all school houses north
of R. R.
Bid to haul coal to all school
houses in district number 3
Thos. Mansfield Sec. Dist. 3
21t2 Cheyenne Co. Colo.
FIRST VIEW NEWS
Miss Zora Curtis returned from
Denver this week.
Tl'.os, Mansfield was a passen
ger to Arena Sat.
Delbert Smith returned from
Denver Monday.
Mr. Geo. Fredrick returned to '
Kansas City Saturday.
The Ladies Altar Society will
serve ice cream and cake at the
school house Saturday August 21.
Geo. Hoerner had his arm
broken last week when a horse
which he was riding fell with
him.
Mrs. 0. P. Daly and daughters,
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Mansfield
were among the visitors at the
county seat Monday.
Mr. Frank Cheney and son,
Dolf, of Marion Ohio arrived here
j and are visiting H. Cheney, Mr.
; Cheney is Howard’s uncle.
i
j Mrs. M. Walworth was a pleas
ant caller here Tuesday. She was
autoing to Cheyenne Wells for a
few days visit. We hope that
auto acted better than the time
:we went. How about it Doc.?
Probably the most successful
Institute in the history of-the
Sixth Normal Institute District
was brought to a close last Friday
when instructors and teachers
dissolved themselves from one
another and returned to their
, “Home Sweet Home”, highly
elated over the great amount of
knowledge which they carried
away with them, and the good
time that they had, while in our
city.
■ Our citizens are being praised
in the most lauditory terms, for
1 the manner in which they cared
for, the comfort and entertain
THE CHEYENNE RECORD.
j ment of the teachers, and they
' certainly deserved it, Jbut on the
other hand, arent we, the citizms
jof Cheyenne Wells aiid vicinity
just as greatful to the teachers,
, for the entertainment and the in- !
spiration that th> y g ive to us?
' we certainly ought to be, and we
are. It was through our County
Superintendents of schools, and
the instructors and teachers of
the Sixth Normal Institute Dis
trict, that we had the privih g i
of being entertained by so many .
p "ominent men and women from '
, different sections of our state.
I It was through them that we
received the inspiration, to try in
the future, harder than we have
ever tried in the past, to make
our lives better, and to lift our
morals higher and higher, until
; the end when we can say, “our
: labbrs are ended and all is well.” |
I The time only too soon
for us to say goodbye. It was a
hard thing to do, especially for
the young men of our city, who
could be seen standing on the
street corners, with their fists
doubled into their eyes trying to '
repel the invasion of tears, which ,
it seemed no earthly power could
stop and mourning because of the
long three years that must pass
before the young ladies will re
turn to cheer their unhappy souls.
We sympathize with the boys,
but lets all join in a hearty good
bye, and be glad that we were so
1 fortunate as to have them in our
midst, just for those two big
weeks, that we all enjoyed so
much.
Lloyd Maloney is visiting with
M. Lenihan and family this week
| Dr. Homer sports a new Metz
car.
I Henry Smith, Mr. Rollin and
, Tom Hicks, of Brandon, were in
| Cheyenne Wells Wednesday.
I
1 There will be an ice cream so
cial for the Royal Neighbors and
i Woodmen rnd fa nilies Wednes
day evening August 25. hj
Mrs. Joseph Robinson, our ef
ficient Postmistress, is taking a
j vacation until the first of Sept. I
! and is rusticating on the farm \
| north of Arapahoe.
NOTICE
To Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that a
special meeting of the stock hold
ers of the Cheyenne Wells Ceme
| tery Association, of the town of
Cheyenne Veils, Colorado, is
I hereby called to be held at the
office of Chas. C, Turner, Clerk
of the District Court, of Chey
enne county, Colorado, at the
Court House, of said county, in
the town of Cheyenne Wells, Col
orado, on tJie 19th day of Sep
tember, A. D, 1915, at ten o’clock
A. M. of said day, and that the
object of said meeting is to have
the term of incorporation of the
Cheyenne Wells Cemetery Asso
-1 ciation extended and continued
in pursuance of, and in' accord
ance with the laws of the State
of Colorado in such behalf made
j and provided Chas. C. Tltraer,
| acting for Stock Holders.
1 Dated Aug 17, 1915 21 4t
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