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Cheyenne Wells Record I VOL. 1<» ■ 53 art It of 1 (Eljrgnmr Hrlls ■ CARROLL BROWN. CASHIER I Save For A Purpose . I CAVING MONEY is worth while, for it H makes every day profitable to you. ■ But first of all have an object for saving— ■ sot a goal for y<iurself. You have an am ■ nil ion—an education, a home of your own, ■ capital to start in business or for invest ■ ment. ■ Start saving with a definate goal. Your ■ savings will grow when you have a plan, I Then, too, as you go along, the compound H interest earned on your money will help H you reach your ambition in a shorter time. I Capital and Surplus $27,5000 | 000-:>o:x>oo;*xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> |§ Big One Day Reduction Sale on— < | Aluminum Wares | OCTOBER 15TH g Come and get your kitchen needs i a t a low cost C We also have a large line of Enameled Ware at very g attractive prices. Don’t miss this sale, as it will 5 g be the biggest bargain day ever in the city < | V A LORE H DW. CO ! X rniiYKNr'K wells. - - - coLonum j cxmocxxxxxxxxxxioc<xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:cccocoooooooocc< ■OOCCCCCOOOOCOOOOOCCCJ mber SSS= _ — I • the Famous j •ris < :y Coal I 3er | i all bill of lumber, ( uality j Mountain & Plain j ints j berger j .umbetman ] Ucsldenrc plmno 17 i OOOODOODOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCX3DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO; \ FRESH FRUITS O ?:' IT- -* ■-■?*•? y__ ! 1 and Vegetables O gffim ttot-y ttwcnpcawvws j v i r.. i Can be found at a!! times at the | Liberty Market ■3OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOCOO CHEYENNE WELLS, CHEYENNE COUNTY, COLORADO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1921 HIGH SCHOOL NEWS OF INTEREST T lie Basket bull court south of the new building is being cleaned ' olf. i A basket-ball team and an orchestra are being organized in < the seventh and eighth grade 1 rooms. Misses Helen Oxley and Hallie : Kenyon, grade teachers in Chey- ' enne Wells were pleasantly sur prised with fruit showers given | to them by their pupils. , Mr. H. B. Frickel. teacher of last year’s science is teaching in < Olney Springs, Colorado. Mr. < Cochran the last year’s commer- < cial teacher has charge of the commercial work in Arapahoe. ] Owing to the lack of proper j apparatus the upper classmen | have had to postpone the fresh men party. The upper classmen • promise the fresl ies great ilium- ' ination and education in the near future. Miss Jennie Delaplain ’2l is . holding up the honor of C. C. H. I ] S. in the Hoel-Ross business Col lege. at Grand Junction, Colo. Word has been received that her work is up to the highest stand- 1 ai d of the class. 1 Thomas Nelson Page, the fam- j ous story teller of the south is to be present at the teachers con vention October 20 22 The '1 high school teachers are all look- {' ing forward to convention week 1 and will doubtless send a one ' hundred per cent delegation. Mrs. Mary Fry who has recent- * l.v experienced a severe attack o 1 Pluerisy, is somewhat better and expects to resume her dormitory duties in a few days. During the illness her daughter, Mrs. Kohl, took charge of the dormi- I lory. ] C. C. H. S. is asking the 1 Alumni to help in enlarging the library. In some of the homes 1 of Cheyenne Wells are the books that belong to the library. Will the Alumni please assist in locat ing these books and also see that they are returned to the high school library. The High school orchestra of Cheyenne Wells, under the super vision of Mrs. E. E. Fleming, held its first meeting Monday October 3rd, some twelve mem bers reported at the first meeting It. is hoped that the number will be doubled before the end of the month. | Three of the valiant members of the senior class, Madeline Gregg, Robt. Fehliman and Glen Hickey are undertaking to boost the lyceum, they made short talks to the grade pupils Tuesday morning and expect to advertise the lyceum to some of our neighboring schools if the oppor- | tunity presorts itself. The science department in the new High school building is certainly taking on a professional look. The lecture ball and laboratory will he fully equipped s ion, thus making a science de partment that will he a great en couragement to high school hoys I and gills to become interested in j some branch of science as a life, j work. I Miss Margaretta Paul ’2l. I as | been chosen reporter at the business college of the Kansas ; Wes!van University. The follow ing write up i» copied from the 'Salina Journal. Again rare ! judgement was shown in select ing Miss Margaretta Paul for re porter. Miss Paul is a very wit- Ity young lady and arm“d with I (Continued to Inside page) ‘ * Arapahoe School Notes Glenna Stokes attended the Burlington fair Saturday. Mrs. Matley. teacher of the eighth grade, spent the week end at home. # The first grade pupils have re ceived their new books which they are very proud of. Miss Viola Smith went heme Saturday morning to spend the week end with her folk#. Eldan Riley accompanied his parents to Planeville, but return ed back to school Monday. Several of the seventh and the eighth grade children missed school last week on account of sickness. Scott Alexander accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Hill to their farm Saturday at which time they dug their potatoes. Miss Jennie Hclgren and Mrs. Niblack spent the week in Den ver guests of Mrs. King with whom they motored to the city. The Literary society will de- I bate Friday afternoon on Should Capitol Punisement be abolished? Everybody come, and welcome. The new course of study was distributed among the Arapahoe teachers. It is proving a great help to all—which of course it should be. The teachers of the Arapahoe high school decided to give exam inations every two weeks, so on next Thursday and Friday they will beheld. The Domestic Science class is busy engaged in making its first garment a muchly needed apron for cooking. Some have finished theirs and are working on their knitted article. Mr. lieatherwood, our superin tendent has been very busy the past few days moving into his new home. We trust that he will he most comfortably housed and thoroughly enjoy his winter in Arapahoe. Mrs. Gladwell. Miss Kenyon, Miss Wills, with the able leader ship of Mis Weir met at the county seat Saturday to make out the order list of utensils needed for the schools this year in domestic science. The Manuel boys are making science tables. As tlte range has been set up and /the\ables are in the making and tnk utensils are ordered the girls will Boon begin | their skill in cooking. Next Sunday October 16, will be the County Sunday school con vention everyone bring a full basket and take the lunch to the Domestic Science room in the basement of the new church. The program of the day will be held at the Chapel, j The Arapahoe teachers voted to go to the slate convention which will be held in Denver October 20 22. They intend to go in one of the busses. This is another benefit derived from having a consolidated school. This will lessen the expenses ot the teache s greatly, moreover it gives us a splendid chance to advertise our consolidated school which we are so proud of. i ® The Sunday school rally which w as held last Sunday had a la' go attendance. The Arapahoe and Pratiedell Sunday schools held a combined session. The services hegan at 10:30 a. m The pro gram was as follows: A talk; "Why Should We Have A Sun day School” by Mr. Sauers. He in a very direct and to a point manner set before the people his * (Continued to Inside page) Cheyenne Wells Concert Band OF CHEYENNE WELLS, COLORADO In consideration of the following donations, we, the numbers of the Cheyenne Wells Concert Band and Organization, will play lark concerts and street parades, and as Boosters for the Ci'y. We, the undersigned, as businessmen and Roosters of the City of Cheyenne Wells, Colorado, do heieby agree to pay the amount sek opposite our names for the purpose of maintaining the support and upkeep of the Cheyenne Wells Concert Band. Cheyenne Co. State Bank $3 00 Kohl & Hollenbaugh 3Do Cheyenne Wells Elevator 3 00 Bank of Cheyenne Wells 3 Oft Peterson & Hanson Imp Co 3 00 Chejenne Co. News 3 00 Curtis & Son 3 00 Fred Blake ‘ 3 OO E. E. Fleming 3 00 I. F. Jones 50 00 H. G. Fleming Garage 3 00 C. H. Norman 3 DO H. C. Nelson, Abstractor 3 00 Gates Tire Shop 3 0O V. H. Johnson . 3 00 Jull & Son 3 00 Chas. Eichenberger 3 00 H. M. Eastwood 3 OO W. C Schultz 3 00 Farmers Co-Op. Mer 3 00 Nispel Land Co 3 00 Silver Grill 3QO C. V. Rambo 3 00 Cheyenne Wells Record 3 OO Earl Maddox 3 00 Harris Motor Co. 3 OO Rialto Theatre 3 00 Hollenbaugh Bros 3 OO Cheyenne Wells Bakery 3 00 Commercial Hotel 3 DO City Barber Shop 3 00 Woodrow-Shindler Lbr Co 3 OO F. A. Dutton 3 00 Magwire Hotel 3 00 Koenigs Clothing Store 3 00 Howard Cheney 3UO By-Laws and Regulations of the Cheyenne Wells Concert ft»«yff All members of the Cheyenne Wells Concert Band shall agree upon the following: No member, or members, shall make any unfavo*- able comments in regard to the band, in any way, outsioe of regul ar business meetings. All membeis shall be present at time and place set for all rehersals. Any member who is absent shall be subject to a line, as agreed by this organization in the sum of fifty (50c) cents. The Director shall take the minutes of the absentee when the time is called for members, at 7:45 p. m. Then the Di rector shall do his duty during rehersals, and during all rehersals each member shall listen to him, likewise. All engagements play—, ed, either inside or outside, shall be brought before the baud fmr consideration of all members This is as a big organization. AH band members and subscribers to be of one organization; as any d i this organization shall be in ne d of kelp, in case of illness, etc Sharing Contract of the Cheyenne Wells Concert Band This agreement made and entered into this 29th day of September* 1921, Witnessed, that in consideration of Five Dollars ($5) paid* the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, the said party ol th* second part agrees to play with the said party of the first part, off the Cheyenne Wells Conceri Band, for a period of one year; «ln>* etch member of this organization shall be fined each night or ray of absence of rehersals or regular eilga ements. in the sum of 6Qfc COMMITTEE F. F. Gi< rsiiorf. Director T. A. MeMann, President W. T Hollenbaugh, Vicp-Pr,'sider.% E. H. Akerly, Treasurer F. H. Hann, Secretary Membeis of the Cheyenne Wells Concert Band Let a Trumhor Cornet Gladys Perry Cornet Helen Oxley Cornet Mrs. R. J. Goldsworthy Con et Lucile Woodrow Cornet Mrs. E. E. Fleinin » Cornet Alice Hollintfshead ornet Susie Hollander Cornet A. .1. Rothmeior Cornet Rob’t Gorman Oornet Lester Murphy Cornet R. A. Pfost Cornet Walter Holllntfshead Cornet D. I. Cox Cornet K. H. Akerly Clarinet Henry Harris Clarinet J. L. Crittenden Clarinet Newt Nelson Clarinet Geo. Gorman Clarinet Ferriel White Alto V. D Quinn Alto Floyd Murphy Alto T. E. McManu Alto Dorrice Williams Alto J. C Barrett Alto J. E. Anderson Mellophone H. .1. Loomis Mellophone Harold Rahe Piute Sunday School Convention The Chevenne County Sunday I school convention will we held fit Arapahoe. begining Saturday evening October Isih, and con tinuing all dav Sunday October i 16th. C arence N. Wright act | iog State Secretary will be pres i ent and address the meeting I several times. Several features I of the convention wi I be addres |se by Rev. Lawrence, of Arapa 1 j hoe, Rev. Dixon of Cheyenne I Wells, and others Miss Glad ' w«-!| of Arapahoe will demonstrate | the teachings of a model class, i A question box will be conducted ibv Mr. Wright. All Sunday j schools are requested to send at ; least two delegates and all who i can are urged to attend. J. W. i Adame county president. No 81 Lucile Neis Flut* Mrs. L. J. HollenbauKh Trotnbo** Doreen Larson Tmtnhun* Z *lla Hatcher Tromhona Ethel Shy Trnti-bnna Loreen Yore Tromb n% W. T. Hollenbaugh Trombnna L. D. Ferguson Troiubona E. N. Dutton Trombone Herman v 0 lpp Trombone R. J. Goldsworthy Trotnbona E. Mason Trombone Theodore Williams Trombone H. Mason Tromboaa C. Swanson Tromhon* Garnett Mairwire Hariton% Bailie Kenyon Hariton* Bertha Hums Baritona Nellie Magwire Suxaphona H. E Heckler Suxaphona Carl McCrutnb Suxaphona J. W. Swint Saxaphona Mrs E. L. Barker Saxaphona T. A. McMunn TutMfc. R. B. McUruinb Tuba. R. L. Plummer Druraa L. J. Holleohaugh Druma W. C. Heckler Druma. M. E. Church Notes Sunday school at 10 a. m. Our Sunday school is making a line growth, every young man and young lady aught. to have heen in the hustler’s class last. Sunday, it was surely an inspiration iiy look in on the boosters class and see almost all the seats in lee school room taken. Prenchii-jp service at. 11 a. m. subject, liu ■» |ing the Truth. Junior Lee? * l s rviee at 3 p. m. Epvri rth League service at G:45 p. ■ Preaching service at, 7:30 p •*. subject What is Man. The n? lie invited to all these servic‘ d Come early Sunday evening a? d enjoy a good song service. P. Dixon pastor. The Ladies Aid have some thing up their sleeves. _• .