Social event notes and visiting guests in Cheyenne
The week ahead features Frontier festivities in Cheyenne with many house parties planned. Miss McDonald hosted a theater party for Miss Helen Michan of St Joseph Mo at Keefe hall followed by refreshments at Ellis. Other gatherings included informal drawing displays by Rock Springs pupils and a high tea honoring Miss Clara Dodds of Broken Bow Nebraska. Several residents and guests are listed with their travel plans and visits around Frontier Days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Helen Michan
Rene Tithey
Marguerite Martin
Louise Bresnahen
Ethel
Zeta Waulaumont
Mesdames Story
Michan
Miss McDonald
Cordelia Chi ¥Ington
Effie R. Dodds
Large
Mrs. Peters
Miss Lett
Miss Johnson
Kate Taylor
Mildred Graham
Clara Dodds
Mildren Graham
Lenore Vance
Lois Harbaugh
Alese Tyson
W. C. Kincaid
W. L. Seeley
Harrison
Boulder
A. J. Whiting
John Jamison
Texas
Charles Bocking
Charles Buechner
Goudy
Ella
Maynard Goudy
Bloom
J. G. Thompson
Nebraska
Broken Bow
Neb
Dodds
H. B. Henderson
BE. C. Nash
Ruth Nash
Denver
Roth
Furry
Frank I. Furry
Margaret
Horace Jenkins
The
Eastern Star
Buffalo
Wyo
Grand
Sheridan
Harry H. Fitch
Rainier National Park
Washington
Woodring Aims for $3000 By Denver to New York Walk
Lawrence Woodring returns from Denver to New York City for a medical test promising $3000 if he reaches New York before December without losing weight. The rule requires averaging twenty miles daily. Woodring claims thirty five miles per day and has gained twenty six pounds since leaving New York. He left Denver Wednesday last, project backed by the New York Medical Society and Bachelor’s club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Woodring
Cheyenne
Denver
New York City
New York
Mr. Woodring
New York Medical Society
Bachelor’s Club
ManZan Pile Remedy Offered By Palace Pharmacy
Advertisement promises that operation for piles will not be necessary if you use ManZan Pile Remedy. Price ten cents. Sold by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Odeon replaces Synchroscopepon as theater name
More than a thousand people proposed names for the Keefe hall venue with The Gem among 200 suggestions. The managers chose Ideon the Greek word for theater as the official title. Mrs L M Wells wins ten dollars and a season ticket for her submission 76. Evelyn Gamble and Alonzo Mc Hugh offered later, receiving free tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keefe Hall
L. M. Wells
West Sixteenth
Evelyn Gamble
Alonzo McHugh
Wells
Leader Force Receives Thirty-Pound Watermelon
The Leader force, after producing a twenty page Sunday edition, was presented with a large thirty pound Georgia watermelon from the Kelly Mercantile Company. The note hints at a rumored carload of the same fruit in Union Pacific yards and a possible midnight raid by hungry workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
KELLY
Kelly Mercantile Company
Georgia
Mr. Kelly
Union Pacific
Illness Ends in Repair Shop Ad Readier Remedy
In Bed Oakville resident R A Gray J P describes kidney disease confining him to bed and resisting treatment until Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended and proved a godsend. Also noted is accurate adjusting and watch repairing by D Miller at 1700 Ferguson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orra
R. A. Gray
J. P
Oakville
Ind
Foley
A. E., Roedel
D. Miller
Ferguson Street
Class of 1908 Graduates Featured in Upper and Lower Rows
The 1908 class is celebrated with notes on graduates and their plans. Frank Clark will enter William Jewell College in Liberty Missouri in September with his uncle James G. Clark on the faculty. Lawrence McGuire, a notable songwriter and pianist, will enter the University of Nebraska September 15 for a full course. Zelma Goss, valedictorian, declined scholarships and will teach near Glenda Wyoming. Other graduates like Arthur Black and Grace Woolston plan banking and millinery study respectively, with several staying local or pursuing preparatory or domestic science paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelma Goss
Ruby Neeley
Frank Jones
Eliza
Frank Clark
Gibson Clark
William Jewel College
Liberty, Mo
Ir. James G. Clark
the Hanson
Arthur Black
Grace Woolston
Lower Rowbeth Jones
Harold Vaughan
Lawrence McGuire
University of Nebraska
Wayne Hanson
Michigan University
Bessie Jones
Boston
Simmons’ College
Colorado University of Boulder
Mise Goss
Glenda
Wyo
P. J. Black
Eastern College
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Gets Electric Cars In City For Frontier Park
Cheyenne prepares for a three day electric car operation starting Wednesday. Four street cars from Colorado Springs arrive, two used as trailers for Frontier celebration, each carrying about 126 passengers. The trolley wire is installed from depot to Frontier park with feeder line linking to Cheyenne Light & Fuel plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Park
Cheyenne
H. M. Hastings
Cheyenne Light & Fuel Company
Twenty-sixth
Bent Streets
Colorado Springs
Frontier show to feature Sioux leaders and band
The Sioux Indians arrive for the Frontier celebration with American Horse a large band of warriors. They camp at Frontier park for three days, accompanied by chiefs Black Bird Red eBar Sitting Eagle Eagle Horn and Lone Bear. Frank Goings serves as tribal interpreter at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Ridge Agency
American Horse
Frontier Park
Black Bird
Porcupine
Red eBar
Corn Creek
Sitting Eagle
Wounded Knees
Eagle Horn
White Clay
Lone Bear
Standing Bear
Frank Goings
Visitors and Guests Share Fort Smith Community
Mr. William Herzog visits Fort Smith with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Piper while Mrs. Mary Phillips of Southwood arrives to stay with her uncle Mr. Phillips. J. P. Griffith of Mulhall visits his brother in law Mr. Phillips and Charlie Johnson of Victor Cole visits at East Ninth Street. Mrs. Elassur and Wetle son of Omaha stay with Mr. and Mrs. Van Gundy on Best Tenth Street. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson leave the city after many years. A baby boy arrives to Mr. and Mrs. Woodhouse. Harnden of Laramie and Mrs. McFree attend dinner at Mrs. H. Brannon Feidsy’s home. Thomas Armstrong and Nellie plan Sunday with Sam Woods. The South Ride indice’ Ald meets Mrs. Pete Jessen on East Tenth Street for sewing. The group, including Mrs. Piper, Mrs. McKay, Mrs. Rath, Mrs. Swagger, Mrs. Jensen, Mrs. Doak, and Mrs. Miller, will meet again in two weeks at Mrs. J. W. Piper’s home 600 East Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Herzog
Fort Smith
Ark
J. OW. Piper
Mary Phillips
Southwood
Mr. Phillips
J. P. Griffith
Mulhall
Oklala
Mr. Phillips Charlie Johnson
Victor, Cole
J. W. Piper
East Ninth Street
East Ninth Street. Mrs. Elassur and Wetle Son
Omaha
van Gundy
Best Tenth Street
Thomas Armstrong
Nellie
Galenburg
Sam Woods
Ald
Pete Jessen
East Tenth Street
Ernoon
Piper
McKay
Rath
Swagger
Jensen
Doak
Miller
Mrs Turner Funeral Postponed To Monday Morning
Funeral services for Mrs Katherine G Turner, previously set for 2 pm, were postponed due to the late arrival of relatives and will now be held Monday morning at 10 o clock from the family residence conducted by Rev L Lievd chaplain of the Second Artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine G. Turner
L. Lievd
Second Artillery
Frontier Stationery Promotion for Cheyenne Celebration
Frontier stationery offered by Murchison Jewelry in Cheyenne Wyoming promotes two color printing for personal and business correspondence tied to Olgrenoval festivities. An auto glass holder accessory is praised for securely holding glasses and pairs with a white blouse. Priced at $1.00 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boont
Cheyenne
Murchison Jewelry Company
Wyo
Atlas Sullivan Considine Attractions Week August 17
Overture Atlas Orchestra presents late film creations and varied acts. The Great Kin sners Acrobats and Equilibrists Dannie Ahern imitator and whistler Melody Frontier Days Miss Edio Jesson in pictured melody July Paka and Kekuka the Hawaiian Trio Native Dances Prof J B Dunn Atlas cope Edison Pathe Frerae Creations March. Popular prices and reserved seats on sale in Atlas wbby during the day Matinee and evening performances at 3 p m and 9 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Orchestra
Kinsners
Dannie Ahern
Edio Jesson
Paka
Kekuka
J. BE. Dunn
Atlascope
Edison
Pathe Frerae
Atlas Wbby
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A. Underwood
Iron Mountain
Cordelia Chivington
Rock Springs
Elsie
Agnes Jenkins
Guernsey
Torrington
Bradley
la Fontaine
Fosdick
McGregor
Buford
Woodring
Ostetter
the Odeon
Mr. McGuire
Wyoming
Colorado
Eee
de- Witt
A. BE
Roedel
South Side News
Frontier Stationery
Odeon Theatre
Keefe
Tuhey & Sweatt
Merry Widow Selection
Frontier Week
Theat
Mulvey & Moulin
Whistling Bowery Boy
Merry Whistling Darkey
Fol de Rosa
Dillion & Hughes
Arra Wanna
Marion Raymond
Molly Malone
Wanderer
Old Cabin
Sunny Southern
Darkey
Kilarney
Knight's
W. I6th
West
Seventeenth Street
Foley Shoney
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