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PERSONAL--NEWS
If you have ka item of news, >
friend thitiif you, or t sale
to advertise, tell u* about it.
i phone No. 41 when you went;
Record Office
The weather has been very!
warm the past week.
j
John Ha'de of First View was
seen on our streets Wednesday. !
i
Read the notice of the Demo-!
cratic call lor the county assem- s
bly in this issue.
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Frank Boyack, of the Arapa
hoe country autoed to Cheyenne |
Wells Tuesday.
Frank Nolan, of Arapahoe, was
* Cheyenne Wells business visi-j
tor last Saturday.
J. A. Hokman, of First View, J
was a business visitor at Chey
enne Wells last Saturday.
There will be a dance at E. E.
Flemings, Saturday 'June 22. ml
.Ladies please bring lunch.
Louie Schwartz, of Bennett,
Colo, was here tne first of the
week interviewing his friends.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Shriner of
north of Arapahoe were Chey
enne Wells visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed Williams arid children
also Mrs. P. Hoff of Arapahoe,
autoed to Cheyenne Wells Wed
nesday.
If the party that lost rhe clap
per out of their bell will call at
t.ns office and pay for this au they
cm have same.
Robt Hayes returned home
from Denver Monday, where lie
has been attending college the
past school year.
J. E. Wyant wife and son also
his mother, of Arapapne, were
business visitors at Cheyenne
Wells last Saturday.
Wm .Kent, of the Arapahoe
country, was a caller at this of
fice Monday and gave us a big
sliver wneei to help us along.
I will .trade one 4yr horse and
one fiyjr old mare lor a span ot
mules.' Notify Ed Wagoner,
Id tf Cheyenne Wells Colo.
We were pleased to see Wells
Jackson and wife, who have been
sick so long, able to be in Chey
enne Wells again last Saturday
Mrs. J. A. McCiumb, left last
Sunday evening lor Kocky Ford
where she will visit a few weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Keidel.
Friday June 2L Princess Thea
ter, Fannie Ward in •‘lnnocent”
a Pathe play, also Ford reel "The
Eyes of ihe Allies” showing the
Aeroplani at work.
There will be a red Cross meet
ing at the residence of Mrs. W.
W. Thomas on Friday June 23th
Come prepared to quilt, bring
thimble and needle.
Through an ad in the Record
• f two weeks ago, Ed Harold, of
We3kan, secured his mare that
had strayed awav. It was found
south of First View.
Rev. F. W. Grunwald and wife
he a former Luthetan preacher
here arrived in Cheyenne Wells
Tuesday and will visit a few days
with old friends here.
The examining board of the
Child welfare, will be at the
Oommissoners room at the Court
House from 10, a. m. to 4p. m.
Saturday June 22nd. 1913.
NOTlCE—Sealed bids will be
received for the building of the
Catholic parsonage. Plans and
specifications can be seen by ap
plying to Rev. Fr. Keiffer, Chey
enne Wells, Colo.
| Grant Shepard and Miss Clara j
Tuxhorn of the Arapahoe country :
were married at Tribune, Kans. j
last Wednesday June 12th. We |
extend congratulations to these j
young people.
'
Special show at the Princess j
j Theater Tuesday June 25th, Par
alta feature "Within the Cup” j
j featuring Bessie Bar r iscale, the i
istar whose acting made "The,
1 Birth of a Nation” famous.
Miss Terrill and E. C. Wilson,
jleft Tuesday for Fowler, Colo, I
i the were accompanied by Gar- ;
' nett Map wire and Maurice How
jard as far as Rooky Ford tram
there they will go to Clieruw to
jto visit with R. J. Goldsworthy j
j and wife lor a few days.
Remember the big fiance at the |
j I. O. O. F. Hall, Saturday, night |
j for the benefit of the lied Cross.
I Good music .has been secured for
■ the occasion. Mrs. Verna Nelson
Rich, and brother Newton, ana
i wo equally as good if not super
ior, musicians, are the players
which assures all of good music
and a good lime.
Laat Monday morning some of
our citizens were wondering
what was the matter when they ;
heard the whistle blowing. It
I was only the whistle from our j
new .Cheese Factory, and Miss l
Nellie Cahill bad been selected to
do this stunt in christening the
new enterprise. The manage
ment opened their doors Monday
morning to the public, and are
j already doing a good thrifty bus
| iness, and the day is not far dis
• ■ tant before the Cheyenne Wells
•' Cheese factory will have a name
j that will be heralded from the
! west to the east, for its splendid
production of the best brands of
s! butter and cheese made in the
' | west. »
NORTH VIEW
Mr. and Mrs. Loseeand family
spent Sunday at the Hill ranch.
■yiern Hill accompanied ,Mr.
Lutteken to Denver the first of
tiie week.
The Lothian family dinner
with Mr. Bruce Jackson .and
family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. \V. C. Shultz
took Sunday dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. Denly.
Mahal and Tressa Sullivan
spent Thursday of last week in
the Jackson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Hill of At
wood Kansas have been visiting
Mr. S. C. H.ll this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lothian and Mr*
Sullivan and children spent Mon
day of this week at the Peterson
ranch.
Mr. Mansfield secured a good
well for H. P. Geibler last week.
He also recently drilled one for
Pat Fitzgerald and is now drill- !
ing one for Mr. Swartzenburg.!
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NOTICE
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days standing will be turn
led over to a collector if
jnot settled with cash or
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jfore June 20th. This
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jCHAS. EICHENBERGER.
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j Good new Ford automobile to
i trade for cattle.
lOtf L. V. Hudson,
Cheyenne Wells, Colo.
STRAYED
I One black horse, star in fore
| head weight 1050 branded —fl —
J on left shoulder.
One black horse, star forehead
weight 1000 branded ZK left hip
One grey mare weight 1050
branded —fl— a! 3O J P lef
shoulder
Suitable reward.
Milton N Thompson.
10 tf Eads, Colo.
ROLL OF HONOR
The following parties have re
newed their subscriptions to the
Record since our last issue.
Ed Wagoner May 31 19
Seed Calkins Apr 1 19
R K Shirrod Mar 19 19
W D Jackson Jan 1 19
C S Crisp Jan 1 19
J R Hancock Apr 1 19
N E Larsen July 27 19
Wm Kent May 16 19
A F Johnson June 20 19
J. W Long June 20 19
WANTED—A good second hand
Saddle Harve Horton, Arapa
hoe Colo. 13 tf
We wonder if a certain bunch
of young ladies in this town ever
got stung before.
LOOK
I will change a $1225 car for
land. Your land must be perfect
I will guarantee the car.
6-tf C. Shannon,
Seibert, Colo.
Regular Dinners at the
Royal Cafe will be served
on and after April 6th for
30 cents
TEDDY is a dark bay f'e'gium 7yr
old, weighs l.COOlbs, bus a line form
and has good heavy and broad bone,
high carriage. BLACK HAWK is a
large black jack Gyrs old and is of
heavy bone: his weight is about 0001 bs
He is of Kentucky stock. Will make
the season of 1018 at my farm 7*4 mile
southeast of Arena.
$lO to stand and suck. Care will be
taken to avoid -accidents but will not
be responsible -should any occur.
J. W. GKKWELL
Tne Victor Valley Dairy and Stock
Ranch. 52
Dr. W. H. Chamberlaiu, Dent
ist, will be at Stratton, on the
following dates:
June 17 to 22 July 1 to G
Cheyenne Wells
June 10 to 15 24 to 29
Prepared to do all kinds of Den
tal work.
$5 meal tickets at the
Royal Cafe for $4.50
I have just received a
complete line of flashlights
and batteries at the Royal j
Cafe.
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STRAYED—One four year old !
red cjw, witn Jersey stripes one;
stub horn branded L| on left !
VI hip.
Will give $lO reward
This cow was Seen south cf j
Cheyenne Wells, but cannoot 10-1
cate her.
II tf Ed Vogel.
Brandon, Colo.
I will do all kinds of sewing.
Inquire at the residence of Mrs
homaB. 12 Mrs. Ellington
TAKEN UP —One bay gelding
five years old, not branded, in
quire- of Pat Fitzgerald, Chey
enne Wells, Colo. 11 4c
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