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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1919

Page

11

Residents and visitors noted in Cheyenne society round up

Mr and Mrs T Blake Kennedy returned to Cheyenne after a five week visit in New York Washington DC Baltimore Syracuse Detroit and Chicago. Several locals including H F Cunningham and EB Van Denkry were seen on brief stays while others headed to Denver Salina and Keota for business or social duties. A novelty helmet souvenir from Maj Henry Rice highlighted the travel recaps as acquaintances planned upcoming events and journeys.

T. Blake Kennedy New York Washington, D. C Baltimore Syracuse N. Y Detroit Chicago

Annual Supper To night At Presbyterian Church

The Presbyterian church holds its annual supper and meeting in the church parlors at 6 o clock. All members of and the congregation are invited to attend. The gathering will review a successful year with debts met and a treasury balance. A social hour will follow the meal. Miss Anna Budrow visited then returned home to Jrocatello after a business course in Fort Collins.

The Presbyterian Church Robert Jerpery Anna Budrow Jrocatello Annie Rogers Misa Budrow Fort Collins Colorado City

German Souvenir Described by Mrs Alice Rice Coe in Omaha

Mrs Alice Rice Coe, now resident of Omaha, offers a vivid description of Mb pies and related memorabilia in a brief cultural note. Hering details mix personal recollection with regional baking traditions.

Souveir Alice Rice Coe Omaha

Cahill Family and Guests Return from Ogden

Mrs. Mary C Cahill returns from Ogden with her daughter Miss Elizabeth Cahill after weeks as house guests of Frank Cahill. Charles Cahill recently back from overseas travels to Canada. Le S Smith visits for a couple days on business. Mr and Mrs C A Blunton arrive from Buckeye Idaho for a brief stay. Edward Baker of St Louis visits for a few days. Mrs A W McDuffie heads to Washington today.

Mary G. Cahill Eliabeth Cahill Ogden le S Smith North Picue

Queen Esther Circle entertainment and community notes

Mrs Marian A Kline hosted the Queen Esther circle with readings vocal numbers piano solos and violin selections by guests. The event plus a bake sale supported the YWCA fund as friends visit from Denver Omaha and other cities with local residents noted for travel and health updates.

Mrs Marian Kline Queen Esther Circle Marian. A. Kline Helen Reid Misa Isabelle Geary Brugstein A. Meyring W. H. Gill Mise Vogelsang Reynolds Eugene Burke Robert Moore Gretchen Boveo Acthue A Foto Y. W. CG. A. PLC

Myers Celebrate Forty-Sixth Wedding Anniversary in Cheyenne

Mr and Mrs William Myers marked their forty sixth wedding anniversary with local social friends in Cheyenne. The couple arrived in 1873 from New York and have since been continuous residents, with Mr Myers active in business and civic life. Family members include Mrs Arthur Spaulding and Mrs P Pruitt. Local visitors cited: Fred N Austin of Fort Collins and A Naeye of Wheatland, with Mrs William Montgomery and Mr A Po Phillips also staying briefly.

William Myers Cheyenne Myers New York Gheyenne Arthur Spaulding Pial Arthur Myers Chicago P. Pruitt Salt Lake City

Mask Party at Gymnasium by Young Ladies Class

Thursday evening the Gymnasium hosts a mask party chosen by the young ladies of the class. Invitations extended to the class and privileges include bringing a guest. A light lunch will be served late. the event begins at eight o'clock at the gym.

Cheyenne Womans Club Meets This Afternoon

The Cheyenne Womans Club will meet this afternoon at the Garnet library. This will be the last meeting of the year. Election of officers for the ensuing year will be held. A student program will be held. After the meetings tea will be served. Several local residents visit or pass through for a few days.

Cheyenne Womans Club Cheyenne Woman's Club Miles Garnetbrary

Sergeant Carl Bowman Returns from Camp Lee

Sergeant Carl Bowman has returned from Camp Lee Virginia where he has been stationed for several months. The city receives several visits from visitors including Mr Lorens of Federal Street and Mrs W Adams of Denver among others on brief business.

Carl Bowman Camp Lee Soret

Southern Stockers Too High for Wyoming Ranches

Sheridan Wyoming April 1. R. W. Davis of Sussex and big cattlemen returning from Colorado yards say southern steers are priced too high. Yearlings around ten dollars higher than last year at tre head. They argue drought and herd shortages in Texas and New Mexico drove shipments up and kept prices firm. Davis notes large past shipments and expects no sharp cattle market fall this year.

Sheridan Wyo Denver W. H. Davis Sussex Colorado Texas New Mexico Mr. Davis

Pawn Ticket Hidden In Stem Thief's Pipe

In Thermopolis Wyoming William Matthews is charged with diamond theft from a visitor. He was captured in Casper and brought back for trial after a sheriff's confession. Matthews claimed he pawned the gem and hid the pawn ticket in the stem of his pipe, which he produced after confessing. The diamond was later found in a Casper pawn shop and returned to the owner.

Thermopolis Wyo William Matthews Casper Matthews

Thirty Rigs Ready to Drill Mule Creek

Reports confirm a new oil strike at Mule Creek, about thirty miles northwest of Lusk. Elmer Green drilled the last well for joint interests, opening a new Wyoming oil structure as about thirty rigs reportedly begin operations and a crushing campaign is planned after the test well’s success.

Lusk Feld Elmer Green Wyoming IL J

Local Businessmen Travel Narratives Mentioned

Mr TS Woghes of Torrington visits Torrington area on business while Pat Cornell from North Sab, and a note on a few dogs in Cheyenne suggests casual regional chatter from a transit or social column.

TS Woghes Torrington la Pat Cornell North The Cheyenne

Also Mentioned on This Page

Olga F. Hearst Holland’s Great Rotterdam Holland Hamburg Antwerp Europe Hilland Netherlands Dutcch Mrs. T. Blake Kennedy EB. H. van Denkry Glenda Mr. H. FP. Cunningham H. F. Cunningham Charles T. Farthing Irona W. C. Ranveo Kansas City James Watt Pra Katetvann Apetherra Rover Vn Morris Ill Maj Henry Rice Ue University Paris Germany Sriumph S. W. Fox Keola Charles J. Ohlenhaus Warren Avenue Herman B. Gates Worland Mr. G. M. Coy Harold L. Vaughan Fast Twentieth Street Gardingr Hart Salina Kaw Keota Ed. Gelley Rochester Mrs. W. A. Forbes Mary C. Cahill Edward Baker St. Louts, Mo Teh City A. W. McDuffie Washington, D Misa Ruth Nash Br. 'S van ‘Tassell Onviha T. B. McDonough Monty Fort Golling Roy Robbins Whyde J. Webb Wheatland Frank Hillyer Kayooe Rosen St. Joseph, Mo City Chast Nixon Minneapolis Rosalie Slone Augusta Peavans J. Hassey M. B. Raff Wilber J. Gib Eaton L. M Fran_ G Mi-Coy G. W. ePagkerley A F. de Long Wintxin Poe W. Picharde M. Port We Lowrie James ‘Oban Ohn Jamison L and R. J. McKenna Rover Plains Otel the Wheat& Barley Food Mrs. Wm. Myers Niversary Fred N. Austin Fort Collins, Col A. Naeye Mra William’ Montgomery Oe City Plains Hotel A. Po Phillips Malvelio Ainswort Graver Gal Charles A. Thompson Albert Sealer Pine Bluffs A. W. Golver Plains E.G. Nelle Mon Willo Mr. and Myre Edward Thon Pineulfs Mr. Charles. W. Walle of St. Joe Ob Leiresce As T. U. Moen the Plaine Mika Genevieve Arnold Greeley Ke Red Lorens Pederal Ts Robertean of Shheridan Em Miss Marle Nieman Rawlings Mr. Irvary Cronberg W. Adamis Den T OF Frinch Timouath, Tot San Francisco William G Ryan Mes. Henry Harrison Wiley Mowe Torviliten Eily Wow Denver Mr. Prank Sturges Mule Creek Chas. H. Fletcher Dranhea Joo Drors Astoria Ilstem Alexander E. Mintle Cleveland Agnes V. Swetland Nebr J. A. RicClolan Buffalo J. W. Allen St. Louis C. N. Glidden St. Paul Minn H. D. Beanor Philadelphia J. A. Boarman Infanta J. J. Mackey Brooklyn Crys Castoria Beara Werapper
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