City Briefs From Cheyenne Oklahoma 1908 Notes
Numerous short notes from Cheyenne include visits by Miss Victoria Simms of Douglas to Miss Anna Ketchum, a new marriage license book opened, Sheriff Smalley relocating to a cottage, funeral for Jerry OLeary at St Marys, Grace Robinson visiting in town, and various residents such as Lee Sage and Dave Giljeland in the area. A 24 hour skating event, a large Cheyenne turkey gift, and the arrival of soldiers bound for the Philippines are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Simms
Douglas
Anna Ketchum
Nelson Perry
Gering Neb
Theodore Bentley
D. C. Catehvart
E. J. Smalley
Court House
East Twentieth Street
Jerry O'Leary
St. Mary's Cathedral
Grace Robinson
Denver
Dbbbine
East Seventeenth Street
Lee Sage
LaGrange District
Geyser Laundry
Dave Giljeland
Mugksy
Schoel
Young Erlenborn
Williams McDonald
Iron Mountain
McDonald
Wyoming State Teachers’ Association
Laramie
Lowery
Bureau of Animal Industry
Omaha
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Granite Springs
Ari Court
St. Louis
Michael Barry
Hhs
Leon C. Hills
First Presbyterian Church
Fort Russell Christain Temperance Society
Adolph Braunschweig
Sammy Ellis
Greeley
Jon Banner
Second Field Artillery
Fort Russell
B. BE. Brame
Banner
Philippines
Slayer of Drury Arrested After Denver Killing
C Burdette Bell, under arrest in Denver for the killing of C Gurvier Drury, occurred Monday. He was in Cheyenne about four months ago and sought dopalsion in a theater here. He then worked in a Laramie laundry before returning to Denver two weeks ago. He killed Drury due to Drury’s relationship with Mrs Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury
Cheyenne
C. Burdette Bell
Denver
C. Gurvier Drury
Laramie
Brury
Funeral of Little Knott Baby Yesterday
Friends of Mr and Mrs KR Knott mourn the loss of their infant son who died Sunday after a brief illness. Services were held at 2 pm yesterday at the residence 2121 Central Avenue conducted by Rev J J Duffy with a white crepe door and a profusion of flowers. Interment followed at a local cemetery with relatives and neighbors paying their respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Knott
KR. B. Knott
J. J. Duffy
Central Avenue
Mond
Dennis Seals
Science of Wrestling Demonstrated at Atlas Theater
Daniel Frey presents a study of athletic sports from Ancient Greece to modern times. His twin boys perform a wrestling display using various holds and locks, blending ancient tactics with contemporary techniques. The act emphasizes scientific training and a lively main bout followed by other acts including Mrs. Miller and Cohen's Alphabetical U.S.A. takes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frey
Daniel Frey
Greece
Rome
Atlas
The
Great American wrestling show by Daniel Frey and sons
Daniel Frey, touring the vaudeville circuit with his two sons, presents wrestling as a clean premier American sport. A veteran of the art, Frey aims to educate youths about wrestling while planning further travel abroad. He is an acclaimed light weight wrestler who has trained his sons since infancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bartlett
Daniel Frey
Ody
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Knott
Mr and Mrs R B Knott express appreciation for sympathy and kindnesses shown after the loss of their little son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Knott
Hewitt Sues Webster and Rosa Webster in Wyoming District Court
Thomas B Hewitt of New York files a petition in the District Court of Laramie County Wyoming on December 1 1908 against E C Webster and Rosa E Webster stating claims related to a dispute with the Websters. The notice names Alvin Texas as the Wab ater of record and identifies the parties in the cross border suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Wyoming
Laramiea
Thomas B
Hewitt, Plaintif
E. C. Webster
Rosa E. Webster
Rosa EB. Wabater
Alvin
Texas
Thomas B. Hewitt
City of
New York
Mortgage Foreclosure Action In Cheyenne Over Unpaid Debts
The case concerns Webster and Rosa HB as mortgagees with Thomas B. Hewitt as debtor. The 1890 mortgage secured $6,000 plus accrued interest and taxes on Lots 1–4 in Black 108 Cheyenne. Various interest amounts and dates are listed. the plaintiff seeks judgment for $2,099.28 at 5 percent and $373.11 at 8 percent, plus costs, and a court order directing sale of the mortgaged property to satisfy the amounts due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Rosa HB. Webster
Thomas B. Hewitt
Cheyenne
Laramie
Thomas B
Petifiginj
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Richards & Raphael’s
Richards & Raphael Corner
Ferguson Sis
Wyo
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