Cheyenne record., April 18, 1918, Image 5

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PERSONAL--NEWS
if you have'uo item of news, a
friend visiting you, or a sale
to gdvertise, tell us about it.
phone No. 41 when you want
vthe Record Office
** 'Ttead the public *ale notice in
flis issue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cahill are
' in Denver this week.
J. A- Jenkins iis assisting G. C
Calvert on the farm tnis week.
E. C. Wilsoa has sold his farm
north of town to J. E Hayes.
The Red Caoss Society have
received a ffow Shipment of
yarn.
Mr. Cox, of Sharon Springs
was a Cheyenne Wells business
visitor Tuesday.
C. G. Fox, of Wild Horse, was
a business visitor at Cheyenne
Wells Tuesday.
Jas. McElroy was in Cheyenne
Wells Wednesday making proof
on his homestead.
P. Halde, of First View, was
transacting business in Cheyenne
Wells last Saturday.
Ed Buck, of near Eads, was a
social caller at this office the lat
ter-part of last week.,
S. W. T. Bair and family, tf
Arapahoe, were social callers at
this office last Friday.
Ward RipTpy'has purchased the
Bi'L Stephenson property, in the
northwest part of town.
F. A. Rich and pen. C. L. of
Arapahoe, were'business visitors
at Cheyenne WelJs Monday.
Jpps Ihimton aorl r-tnldron. of
th° A rapahoe neighborhood were
in Cheyennp Wells Wednesday.
Read the trahhc pale notices in
this ipciip. O. Ellis & Son on An*-
24th and E. C. Wilson on Apr 26
Mrs. Geo. Onnsen and sister of
/Arena, were social callers at this
•office the latter part of last week
The R°d Cross "Society will
•meet at the home of Mrs. Art
"Brown, Friday of this week
Eridnv Apr 26 'David Garrick’
with Dustin Farmrm. playing the
leading role at the Princes? The
ater.
A. W. Jones and Gen. Marolf
are doing the inside carpenter
•work on the Hollenbaugh real es
tate office this week.
We are informed that Mrs. Win
Rieh. of Sheridan Lake, had -the:
misfortune to fall and break her
arm week before last. j
We acknowledge a social call
Wednesday from Mrs. Clara Lu
cas, of Chicago, who has large
holdings of lands in this county.
Uncle E. B. Kibbee. of Arapa
hoe. was a Cheyenne Wells visit
or Tuesday, and while here made
a very pleasant-tall at this office
E. P. Kent, of Walsenburg
Colorado is in Cheyenne Wella
making ijis paoents. Mr. nnd Mrs i
U. R. Calkins a visit this week.
FOR SALE-A new King cream
separator, price $56, guaranteed
in fine shape. Inquire of Edd
Wagner, Cheyenne Welle Color*
add 4tf
Ward Ripley was taken sud
denly ill Wednesday afternoon
fiujpl aid was immediately
called: and he i» getting along
vtodfM present,
ROLL OF HONOR
The following parties have re
ewed their subscriptions to the
Record since our last issue.
Louis Birn Apr 119
H«el Gillespie Apr 1119
A H Gnidley Apr 18 19
SWT Bair May 27 19
E B Kibbee Nov 23 17
Dr. W. H. Chamberlain, Dent
ist, will be at Stratton. April 8
to 13&h. Cheyenne Weils from 15
to 2N>t, prepared to uo all kinds
of Dental, work done. ~
E. Plessinger received a tele
grass, Saturday evening telling
of the death of his father, at
Polk Nebraska. Mr. Wessinger
left on Sunday to attend the
funeral.
\
Alex Gillepsie. who was recent
lyogjured in an automobile acci
dent near Aroya, was taken to
Denver and had his one limb am
putated just below the "knee. He
is getting along nicely <at present
Sammy Baber, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Baber, re
ceived a box of nice oranges from
his Uncle. Sargent Q-.'V. Baber
at Camp Kearney California, last
weak, which he thinks is very
fine.
We omitted to mention the
[names of J. A. McCrumb and J.
j H. .Nelson in tiie donation of $lO
each on the lied Heifer sale also
Art. Brown, our sheriff, and three
| others bid $205 ami gave her back
j to be re-sold.
“Freckles” a five reel para
mount, from the book of the
same-name, featuring .Jack Pick
ford and Louise Huff.. Ford Reel
blue and Gray Reunion,at Vicks
burg. At the Princese Theater,
Friday night ApHl 19.
Herman Delaplain has.purchas
ed tiie property where ale. Rrip
.ley has been living, anii will tear
the building down, and erect a
new and" commodious building
tor himself. So you .can see
Cheyenne Wells is fast coming
unto her own.
Geo. Lawson, of the rSignal
Corps, at Ft. Leavenworth, was
in Cheyenne Wells Mondity on a
shoot tfuriough. He was former
ly an employe al the U. P depot
here, and was renewing cold ac
quaintances again. We aoknowl
edge .a social call.
WARNING
Notice is hereby given that ah
ordinances relating to stock tur
ning ait large also' in regand to
speeding of automobiles will .be
strictly .enforced on and after
April 1 22, 1918, sogovern youraelf
accordingly, N. Fanstiel
City Marshal.
There will be a Miscellaneous
Sale at the C. T. Pfost place south
of Arapahoe, on Saturday night
April 27th. The proceeds to go
to the benefit of the Red Cross so
ciety in that neighborhood. Do
not fail to help the good cause
Every one invited to come and
help to a well the fund.
Burton Armstrong, a former
resident of this city, who has
been in lowa all winter called on
friends and relatives the fore
part of the week, left Tuesday
night for Denver from which
point he goes to Sterling, Colo.
He states that he is glad to get N
back to Colorado 4r*in. I
The Ladies Social Circle of
Arapahoe will give in the Chapel
a Humorous Play, rat tled, ’‘The
Old Maids Convention. The
proceeds are to be used for the
benefit of the Church. Fan far
all and every body come and en
joy agood laugh. Dateannounc
id later. * Mrs. W. E. Ferguson
Secretary.
TffETjnSYEBCTrKKUOWV *
CITY j
MEAT MARKET <
ANTONE BUSHMAN. Prop. ]
There is no better flesh building material than FLESH. 1
Keep up your flesh, and thereby your strength, by a liber- 1
I al diet of our savory. I
I Steaks, Roasts, Pork Chyps, Ham, Sausage Etc. I
¥ You will find at our market atl the meats to be had—-and the very J
W best in each line that can be secured. I
T Our steaks and chops are especially choice. They’ll keey your bod* 1
1 ily vigor up to any demand. I
A Treat yourself FAIRLY—eat our meats. i
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TOR SAVINGS STAMPS
ISSUED BY THE
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
Can be secured at the Postoffice at
Cheyenne Wells, Colo.
Land Wanted
| I want to buy a few half
| sections and sections of
land. Geo. B. Cones.
J Meade. Kansas.
$5 meal tickets at the
ffcoyai Cafe for $4.54)
j
I FOR SALE—4 good .teams of
' work horses, harness a>nd wagons
1 L. V. Hudson. Cheyenne Wells,
Colo. 40-tf
I ,
Plenty of Oil Cake @n hand ab
j$69 a ton. L V. Hudson.
Cheyenne Wells Colorado. .51 tf
SnEAlilED 2 head <of cattle
branded H Please notify L.
V. Hudson 11 Cheyenne Wells,
Colorado. -46 tf
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FOR SALE
A MlillS Mo<Jel Ford, in good or
der, iive passenger. Inquire at
this offioe. ‘51 tf
I have just received a
! complete dine of f lashJfcphts
land batteries at the Royal
Cafe.
We will do plowing, have'large
tra.tor plow. outfit will do tfirat
class work at .teaconable prices.
F. A. Rich & Sons.
50 tf Arapahoe, Coin.
STRAYED—One Red white
face cow branded, —' T on right
hip. also J BLon left hip. No
tify D. E. Sears, Cheyenne Wetts
Colo. • 44
Eighth Grade Examination
Final examinations will be held
April 25, and 26, at the following
places: Arapahoe, Cheyenne
Wells, First View, Arena, Kit
Carson. Wild Horse and Aroya.
Pupils may take the examination
wherever they find it the most
convenient.
Esther Blair Weir
Co. Supt.
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The Ladies of the Red Croes
North of Araoahoe, will give a
miscellaneous Sale at Cheyenne
Wells, Saturday afternoon at 2 p
m. sharp. The proceeds are to
go toward purchasing material to
make into article# for the Soldier
Boys. The ladies are to donate
articles, soeh as home canned
fruits, pickles, vegetables or any
thing they may have. These to
be fold for this good causa. Come
out and help the Red Cross work
ers
Strayed— one red heifer last
spring calf, and one red heifer
branded 53 on light hip. Please
notify, S3 M. Gorman. Arapa
hoe, Colo. 43 tf
90 HEAD 90
Young Cows and Heifers
also some good young
' Mares and Geldings.
50 tf. JL. VV. WELLS
STRAYED—Red cow with
brocket or w hit t face branded 5 D
,on left hip .Notify v '~' /
•John Leffingweil,
1 If Cheyenne Wells. Colo.
TAKEN II,P—One long ihorned
white face steer, 2 yrs old Brand
ded — fj— lias been at my plaqe
since last Nov.' Owns.-ca« hi vs
same by paying feed and expens
es. A fiauscnlei, l'irsc View
Coloradt). 52tf
Regular .Dinners at the
Royal Cafe will be served
on and af ter April 6th for
30 cents
FOR SALE
Broom Corn Feed, at $12 per
ton. hi. Horton 5 miles South
west of Arapahoe.
FOR SALE—South half »f N
half section 2Sitwp 13 range 48,
Lots, 5-6-7 and.8, containing 160.
93 acres. $8 per acre cash aet to
me. .Adrea* all correspondence
to owner. H. id. Ashbaugk.
1 2t Sac City. t*wa.
I will buy your hogs Saturday
April 13. L. V. Hudsoa.
FOR SALE— Double disc plow.
At lumber yard. 3tf
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TEDDY In a dark bay Belgium 7yr
old. veiyhi 1,31Kb., ha* a fine form
and has go od heavy and broad bone,
high carriage. BLACK HAWK 1s a
large black jack a.vr* old and la of
heavy bone; hi* weight i« about HUIba
He U of Kentucky stock. Will make
the season of 1018 at my farm "X mile
southeast of Arena.
' 010 to stand and surk. • Care wilt be
taken to avoid accident* but will not
be responsible should any occur.
J. W. Gbewem.
The Victor Valley Dairy and Shirk
Ranch. ' S3
EASTERN COLORADO LANDS I
Buy Now Sell Later jj
Mrs. Charlotte Shriner, I
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X Loaaa procured upon improved Town property and real ..
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THE INNER MAN ~
r HUNGRY CROSS
WELL FED GOOD NATURED
I The Accurately represents man in his relation to the Inner
Man. WE FEED MEN, thus rendering them good natured.
Our meals and Lunches have a wide reputation for their sat
isfying quantity jmd quoity. No one need leave our tables
unsatisfied. Full meal or quick lunch, it is all the same to
us. We serve you cheerfully and promptly. Give us a call.
ROYAL RESTAURANT a
I Young Man! I
I ■ Do You want to 8
1 SUCCEED? 1
Your best course is to open en account with us |j
: j sad SAVE. Time, energy and perseverance will B
do We pay inteiest on your savings. K
1 mm coin site hi
,1 Cheyenne Wells, Colo. ft
| Oeipiteil Stock: §15.000 1
ft Surplus and Undivided Profits $11,300.00 »
& Paul Wupper, Pres. J. E. Hayes, V. Pres j|
■ Jennie Ross, Asst Cash. Fred Keller, Cash. E
I " THE PIONEER BANK OF EASTERN COLORADO. 1
I—^mac—a——Maw'iirnr 1 1 sa*
Insure your property against I
Fire Lightning & Tornadoes!
I represent several different Insurance
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reliable, old time Companies among
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North America.
Hartford, of Conn.
Fidelity-Phoenix, of N. Y. I
Home Insurance Co. of N. Y. I
1 North British & Mercantile. I
Call and see me for rates. |
M. P. TRUMBOR, Ch ' y '"” C oK I
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Remember at the
BILLIARD PARLOR
Is the place .'to"*i> for all kinds of Fresh Candies. Nuts snd
Cigars. Tobacco, etc.; also Ham burner. Chili Con Came
When in need if anything ip my line give me a call
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