Residents Return From East East Visit and Local Errands
Mr and Mrs T Blake Kennedy return to Cheyenne after five weeks visiting New York Washington DC Baltimore Syracuse N Y Detroit and Chicago. Several locals including H F Cunningham from Denver EB Van Denkry from Glenda and W C Ranveo from Kansas City pause brief city visits while others travel for business and family reasons.
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T. Blake Kennedy
New York
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Syracuse
N. Y
Detroit
Chicago
Annual Supper Tonight at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian church hosts its annual supper and meeting in the church parlors at 6 o'clock. All members and the congregation are invited. The event celebrates a successful year with most debts paid and a treasury balance. Pledges for next year have been raised and the budget prepared, with no pledges requested this time. A social hour follows the meal.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Robert Jerpery
German Souvenir Described by Mrs Alice Rice Coe in Omaha
Mrs Alice Rice Coe, now residing in Omaha, offers a vivid account of Mb pies and related German souvenirs. Her remarks highlight native dishes and cultural keepsakes that drew attention in the local community.
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Maj
Henry Rice
Ue University
Paris
Germany
Sriumph
Souveir
Alice Rice Coe
Omaha
Mrs Cahill Family Updates From Ogden Visit
Mrs Mary C Cahill and Miss Elisabeth Cahill returned home yesterday from Ogden after weeks as guests of Frank Cahill. Charles Cahill, just back from overseas service, traveled from Ogden to Canada. Le S Smith of North Picue visits for a couple days on business. Mr and Mrs C A Blunton of Bucklin Idaho stop over briefly. Edward Baker of St Louis is in the city for a few days. Mrs A W McDuffie leaves today for Washington D C.
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Charles J. Ohlenhaus
Warren Avenue
Denver
Anna Budrow
Jrocatello
Annie Rogers
Misa Budrow
Fort Collins
Colorado City
Mary G. Cahill
Eliabeth Cahill
Ogden
le S Smith
North Picue
Albert Sealer
Pine Bluffs
A. W. Golver
Plains
Queen Esther Circle entertained with readings and music
Mrs Marian A Kline hosted the Queen Esther circle with readings by Miss Helen Reid and Miss Isabelle Geary while Mrs A Meyring and others provided vocal and instrumental numbers. Guests and bakers helped raise funds for the YWCA. Attendees and visiting names include Miss Ruth Nash in recovery from diphtheria and several local residents from Denver Omaha and Wheatland.
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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
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Y. W. CG. A. PLC
Mr and Mrs William Myers Celebrate Forty Sixth Wedding Anniversary
Cheyenne social circles mark the forty six year union of Mr. and Mrs. William Myers. The couple arrived in Cheyenne in 1873 from New York and have long been prominent residents. The family notes Arthur Myers of Chicago and Mrs Pruitt of Salt Lake City as their children. Local friends extend warm congratulations. Visitors include Mr Fred N Austin of Fort Collins and Mrs Montgomery of Wheatland.
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William Myers
Cheyenne
Myers
New York
Gheyenne
Arthur Spaulding
Pial
Arthur Myers
Chicago
P. Pruitt
Salt Lake City
Mask Party at Gymnasium Thursday Night
Thursday evening the Gymnasium class holds a mask party chosen by the young ladies. Invitations are exclusive to girls and each may bring a guest. A paper snack lunch will be served late. The event starts at eight o clock at the gym.
Cheyenne Womans Club To Meet 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. Following the meetings light refreshments will be served. Several local residents visit or travel, including Mrs Malvelio Ainsworth and Mrs Charles A Thompson.
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Cheyenne Womans Club
Cheyenne Woman's Club
Miles
Garnetbrary
Sergeant Carl Bowman Returns from Camp Lee
Sergeant Carl Bowman returns from Camp Lee Virginia where he has been stationed for several months. Others from various places visit the city on business and leisure with several names and hometowns noted among the readable text.
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Carl Bowman
Camp Lee
Soret
Southern Stockers Too High for Wyoming Says Rancher
Sheridan Wyoming April 1 192? reports W H Davis of Sussex and other large cattlemen say southern steers on the Denver market are too high. Yearlings are valued about 10 per head higher than last year due to drought and shortages in Texas and New Mexico stockyards. Davis a longtime shipper notes the lack of disposition to sell this year while expect no sharp drop in cattle prices.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Denver
W. H. Davis
Sussex
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
Mr. Davis
Pawn Ticket Hidden In Stem Thief's Pipe
Thermopolis Wyoming April 14 William Matthews charged with stealing a diamond from a visitor was captured in Casper by the sheriff and brought back for trial. A confession led to the pawn ticket hidden in the stem of his pipe and the gem was recovered from a Casper pawn shop and returned to the owner.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
William Matthews
Casper
Matthews
Thirty Rigs Ready to Drill Mule Creek
Reports confirm a new oil strike at Mule Creek twenty miles northwest of Lusk in Wyoming. Elmer Green, for joint interests, completed the last test well opening a new oil structure as about thirty rigs are now on the ground and a scaling campaign will begin.
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Lusk Feld
Elmer Green
Wyoming
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Local business and meeting notes from Torrington area
Mr TS Woghes of Torrington arrives on business while Pat Cornell of North Sab plans a visit. The brief item mentions a few dogs in Cheyenne related to the party.
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TS Woghes
Torrington la
Pat Cornell
North
The
Cheyenne
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