Personal notices list travelers and visitors across cities
M. A. Kline and 8.H. Bartlett return from Denver while J. B. Woods comes back from Laramie. George Hunt visits Kansas City and Edward Peale visits Laramie. Harry P. Hynds attends to Hartville business. J. B. Richardson returns from Laramie and George K R Baker of Philadelphia visits Alfred Watera. Father Cummiskey returns to Laramie from the bishop's house. Ed Spence returns to Laramie after city stays. Midy Piper heads to Rabou near Albin for weeks. Ives Van Schack, Cheyenne native now a drug wholesale rep, was in town yesterday. D. Miller, 1708 Torquece street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Kline
Denver
H. Bartlett
J. B. Woods
Laramie
George Hunt
Kaness City
Edward Peale
Harry P. Hynds
Hartville
J. B. Richardson
George KR. Baker
Philadelphia
Alfred Watera
Father Cummiskey
Ed. Spence
Midy Piper
Rabou
Albin
Ives van Schack
Cheyenne
Forest Fire Sparks From Wire Break Near St Marys Cathedral
A Cheyenne forest fire started when a heavily charged wire broke at Nineteenth and Ferguson, igniting dry cottonwood branches along the cathedral’s western line. Linemen cut power quickly. damage to trees was slight, with no wind to spread. Had wind been stronger, the blaze could have reached St Marys Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Nineteenth
Ferguson
St. Mary's Cathedral
Light Company
Last Gall For Great Amusement Program At Atlas
Atlas offers matinee and evening shows featuring the Croatian Merry Widow Sextet in vocal and instrumental airs. Stine and Evans headline a vaudeville comedy sketch Legal Brief. Miss Edio Jesson sings a special melody. Professor Miller and dogs perform tricks assisted by Marucho with The Aristocratic Wedding. Dunn leads a motion picture projection including Edison Pathe Biograph acts in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Widow
Stine and Evans
Edio Jesson
Professor Miller
Marucho
Dunn
Erg
Projecion of Motion
Edison
Pathe Freres
Peopleameus
Cheyenne
Medal Contest Teaches Frances Willard Tribute at First Congregational
Monday marks Frances Willard birth anniversary highlighted by a White Ribbon Medal contest at the First Congregational church. Program includes organ selections, solos by Cressey Milversted and Lauck, recitations, a tenor baritone piece, and a medal presentation. audience songs and notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard
Women's Christian Temperance Union
First Congregational
Hart
E. Cy Jordan
Miss Cressey
Francis Willard
W. H. Fitzgerald
Carl Bohm
Audrey Milversted
Lena Lauck
Rather Hackman
S Prayer
Wisdom of Solomon Debates on Feminine Dress in Court
In Police Justice Bruner's court Miss Lizzie Shields defends riding a horse in a Mother Hubbard as proper attire while Policeman Hawkins argues against it. Miss Shields and Miss Goldie Star face questions of what constitutes dress after arrest for revealing garments. Both women bond for upcoming hearings as judge weighs propriety and modesty in 19th century attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Hubbard
Hubbard
Miss Shields
Bruner
Miss Goldie Star
Miss Star
Salome
Bond
New Bill at the Odeon Promises Varied Evening Show
An Odeon bill tonight offers a sensational drama, a laughable comedy, and an educational subject for over an hour of solid entertainment. The program is flickerless and suitable for all ages with a matinee at 3 pm for women and children. No violence shown and baby carriages accommodated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odeon
Nagle and Daiber Head to State Fair by Auto
George Nagle and Ed Daiber plan Monday morning overland trip to Douglas for the state fair in Nagle's Stevens-DuTer car. They advertise King’s Little Liver Pills for biliousness and sick headache at Palace Pharmacy Drug Co, $1.25 each. Ladies' black poplin is advertised by WM. Myers Dry Goods Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nagle
Ed. Daiber
Douglas
Nagle
King's
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
WM. Myers Dry; Goods CO
Social notes from Cheyenne society events and meetings
Mr and Mrs Paul Brewater will visit Boston this winter. The Presbyterian Boys club meets in church parlors this evening. Mrs Deborah Robbins returns from Ogden. Mrs Griffin Cochran leads the Laramie county women's exhibit at the Douglas state fair. The Congregational Indies prepare for their October 40 bazaar and supper at Keefe hall. The Saturday Musicale club changes to 4 15 at Garnetgle. Freshmen reception at Fraternal hall with formal invitations. Mr and Mrs Edward Stone host a love party for Mr and Mrs Oblenes a of Ohio at Capitol Avenue theater. Mrs M M Olds and daughter Ronnie plan Cheyenne housekeeping. The Young Men's Literary club adjourns to hear George E Roberts on currency at the Elks Home. The September Lariat issue is well received by students and parents. The St Marks Guild meets. tea served after work. Judge Taft visit prompts schedule change for guild. Congregational Woman's Missionary society holds annual meeting with officers elected. Mrs O T Sheldon hosts Presbyterian Aid society New England chicken dinner October 15 for church repairs. Mrs George Knight hosts next church parlors meeting with strong attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Brewater
Boston
Presbyterian Boys
Deborah Robbina
Ogden
Griffin Cochran
Laramie County
Douglas
Congregational Indies
Keefe Hall
Garnegle Auditorium
Edward Stone
Capitol Avenue Theater
Oblenesa
Ohio
M. M. Olds
Ronnie Olds
St. Louis
Cheyenne
George E. Roberts
Elks
Lddies
St. Mark's Guild
Bruner
Congregational Woman's Missionary Society
Parlora
W. O. Rockafield
Frank Moore
J. A. Riner
Claude Draper
Edith McCrain
W. T.cooke
P. J. Black
O. T. Sheldon
Presbyterian Aid Society
New England
George Knight
Poley s Honey and Tar Ad Under New Pure Food Law
An ad states Poley s Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for both adults and children sold by A. E. el.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poley
A. E. el
Cheyenne Railway Employees' Building & Loan Loans Noted
The Cheyenne Railway Employees' Building and Loan association sold loans totaling near 810000 with amounts including 2600 at 19 percent 3000 at 20 percent 1600 at 20 percent 1000 at 20 percent and 1200 at 21 percent. A. E. Roedal sold Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup and Paymer's Bread advertised by local grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Railway Empolyes' Building & Loan Association
Kennedy
A. E. Roedal
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Colorado
ALL Grocers
Hotel Becker
Green Gables
Central West
Benj
F. Bailey Sanitorium Co
Lincoln
Neb
West 14Th Street
Cheyenne Trunk Factory
16Th Street
D. Miller
Cathedral
Margaret Hallet
Tuttle
Veleessaeesess
qGokdie Gregory
Ewan
Leon C. Hills
Lena C. Freund
Pests
Muriel Branson
Verna House
F. L. Moore
America
Roedel
APB Rosset
WM. Myers Dry Gooks
Wisdom OF
Solomon
Police Court
Foley
Bright
A! H, Roedel
WM. Myers Dry Goods CO
A. B. Roedel
Sways
What Is
Castoria
Ingersoll Store
Colo
ER. R. Brbbisch
F. H. Gilcrest Lumber Co
F. H. Gilcrest Lumber C
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