Social notes from Casper and area prominent locals
Dr. TH R Lathrop elected state medical association president for the year. Mrs. Lathrop hosted a bridge party, attended dinners, and hosted guests at the Plains hotel. Mrs. Marguerite Watson heads to Seattle to join her husband. Families and travelers from Independence Kansas to Denver and beyond visit Casper. Luncheon host Mrs John at Center Street, bridge whist, prizes to Mrs Dodds and Mrs Sneider. Rex Milleneaux wed in Harrison Neb. and will reside here. Various locals travel for business, club, and scouting events. Chamber manager Stafforth heads to Madison Wis. for summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lathrop Arn
Cheyenne
TH. R. Lathrop
John
Casper
Des Moines
North Center Street
A. Dodds
C. Sneider
Lloyd Webb
T. Beaman
Personal notices from local shop and travel plans
Mrs. Ann Frederickson a Martz hat shop trimmer is expected back tomorrow from a buying trip to eastern markets. Miss Sarah Martz will depart for the east on a short business trip after Frederickson's return. L. D. Weir of Denver a known operator is in town on business. Arthur K. Lee is enroute to Thermopolis from Denver on business. he is president of the National Bank of Commerce of this city. H. B. Coffee of Chadron Neb here handling business interests for several days. Mra. Mable McIntosh recently underwent an operation at a local facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Frederickson
Martz Hat Shop
Sarah Martz
Miss Frederickson
L. D. Weir
Denver
Arthur K. Lee
Thermopolis
Colo
Mr. Lee
National Bank of Commerce
Fort Supply Not Oldest White Settlement in Wyoming
Lyman Wyoming reports Andrew Jensen of East Lake City completed a survey at the site of old Fort Supply near Robertson, identifying remnants of the Mormon 1842 settlement and noting Fort Laramie was founded earlier. Excavation outlines show earthworks and building foundations, with farming activity noted until 1867 when Mormons left after the Nauvoo expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Supply
Wyo
Bow
Jensen
Ereund
Roberteon
Robert Cahiin M. Jones
Leante
Oran Hyfe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marguerite Watson
Seattle
Wash
Mrs. Watson
Mra. M. L. Bishop
Mra
T. G. Hannon
Fam
Independence
Kan
Yelowstone National Park
Horn
F. Linwood Stone
Black Hills
Noah Thompson
Maryville
L Protsman
Nebraska
Rex Milleneaux
Harrison
Neb
Mireneaux
Midwest Refining Company
Loon
Smith-Turner
Misson
Bert Orchard
Los Angeles
Calif
Theodore P. Killion
New York
Pcity
Charles TP. Stafforth
Chamber of Commerce
Madison, Wis
American City Bureau
Ambrose Heningway
Chamber of Com Merea
Burke Sinclair
Department of Industrial Relations
Wat
Dorothy
Fidorado
Minnclair
Sinclair
Y. W
Selma Young
Mile High
Anna Mabel
Crites
Chadron
Wrh
G. C. Stock
Omaha, Neb
Joseph
Uland
Fergus Falla
Minn
Mies
Mildred Hamilton
Chones Ranch
R. N. Eile
United Drug Cor Ntry
Boston
Mara
Kimball Drug Company
C. A. Reinnerth
Joy Y. Stock
Riverton
A. P. Minchew
Texas Oil Company of
Chas
Dana Gibson
Emily Misamer
San
H. B. Coffee of
Neb.9
Mable McIntosh
Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Linas
Maticha
Bert Cole
Nwre
Orpheum
Milwauken
Win
C. Ta Hollen
Prudential Securities Company
Geveral Weekes
Eant
Margaret England
Strventown Corps Lococo Miles
Goodrich
Woods & Anson
Glenrock, Wyoming
Ort Coats
Volus
East Second Street
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