Birth Brings Joy as Ketchum Couple Welcomes Son
Relatives in Cheyenne announce the birth last Thursday of a fine baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Herb Ketchum at the home of Mrs. Ketchum’s parents in Denver. It is the first grandchild in the Dwyer family, making the event especially important as Mr. Dwyer formerly supervised railroad divisions in Cheyenne. Mrs. Ketchum retires from Denver this week. Mrs. Peter McFarlane and her son Donald, visiting Mrs. Lee Bristol, will depart for an extended eastern trip today.
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Cheyenne
Herb Ketchum
Peter McFarlane
Donald
McFarlane
Lee Bristol
Lydia E Pinkham Remedies Widely Praised in Letters
Unsigned testimonials from Louisiana and Chicago describe relief from fem ine ailments backache and life changes after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. The letters claim weight gain improved strength and prolonged life with notable health transformations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Honeyville
Mia
J.w.stanley
Cheneyville
M. Gary
Chicago
Pretty Kensington Social Evening Delights Guests
Tuesday evening in Kensington Miss Kate Taylor hosted a small gathering with an impromptu musical program and a light lunch. Guests included Ruth Nash Katherine Dyer Margaret Dinneen Madeline Cummings Ruth Kingham Zita Warlaumont Winnie Roberts Theresa McInerney Mabel Knight and Mrs EB R Breisch family visiting from Laramie. Fort Russell notes invitees for a large card party planned and Col Dyer’s return from California with a stay at Ft Sill forthcoming.
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Kensington
Kate Taylor
Ruth Nash
Katherine Dyer
Margaret Dinneen
Madeline Cummings
Ruth Kingham
Zita Warlaumont
Winnie Roberts
Theresa McInerney
Mabel Knight
Woman's Club elects officers and plans spring events
The Woman's Club held a Wednesday meeting at the library with no program. Officers were elected: President Mrs George Abbott Vice President Mrs K Hart Recording Secretary Mrs C Mentzer Corresponding Secretary Mrs Griffin Cochran Treasurer Mrs Claude Draper Board member Mrs L C Hills. Delegates were chosen for the State Federation convention in Cheyenne October. The club also outlined plans for a third annual card party on April 18 at the El's home to raise funds for library furnishings. Nineteen ladies attended.
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Woman's Club
George BE. Abbott
Mra. K. Hart
Mra. C. Mentzer
Griffin Cochran
Claude Draper
L. C. Hills
State Federation
Cheyenne
Meadames
Cyrus Beard
J. L. Baird
Iver Johnson
Stanley
C. ¥. Beard
Social hour and meeting details at Railway Mall convention
At the W. W. C. of the R. WA home the regu lar order of business was followed and a social hour enjoyed. Plans were made for the ladies’ part in the convention in Cheyenne on April 16 and 17. Mia Miller and Mrs. Oscar Stanfield assisted the hostess with lunch. The German class leader Miss Elizabeth Stine entertained Tuesday evening with a lesson, music, and refreshments.
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R. WA
Rail Way Mall Association
Cheyenne
Mia
Fred Miller
Oscar Stanfield
Mesdames Crowley
Larsen
Dutcher
Hullett
Atherly
Bump
Hinrich
Morton
O’brien
Hager
Tyson
Gylling
Wilson
Feekel
Miller
Coffman
Stanfield
Verena Atherly
Elizabeth Stine
Grace Emerson
Ruby Neeley
Maude Dildine
Annie Rees
Lulu Lebbart
Val Roberta Katherine
Ruth Chaplin
R. A. Morton
Help One Another Club Hosts Mrs Wright Afternoon Tea
Help One Another Club and Mrs J D Wright of 1618 House and J entertain members this afternoon at a social gathering. The event features community fellowship and light refreshments.
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J. D. Wright
House &J
Baptist Q O A Meeting At Church This Afternoon
The Baptist Q O A will meet at two o clock this afternoon at the church with all members urged to attend. The Baptist Willing Workers plan a Friday meeting with Mrs C L Rigdon at 102 W 27th Street. Tomorrow is Good Friday and the Knight Templars will attend divine service at St Mark's church with Rev Davidson delivering the address and special music.
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the Baptist
Baptist
C. L. Rigdon
W. 27Th &T
Knight Templars
St. Mark's Church
Davidson
Heart Breakers Delights Large Theatre Audience
The theatre loving public welcomed George Damerel and his company in The Heart Breakers. The first act set Saxon Club in New York with the club’s aims shown during an initiation and a kiss related finale. Damerel led a witty performance, Ruth Peebles impressed as the ingénue, Edward Hume drew laughs as the chimney sweep, and the second act moved to Munger Castle with lively music and strong chorus numbers. The show drew generous applause with encores and praised the orchestra.
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George Damerel
Saxon Club
New York
Damerel
Ruth Peebles
Ayounger
Betty
Edward Hume
Munger Castle
Adirondacks
Miss Kirk
Honolulu
Miss
Street Car Breaks Down At Nineteenth and Carey
About eleven o'clock last evening a street car broke a cast bearing on the corner of Nineteenth and Carey. No one was hurt. A second car picked up the stranded Jansen and trailered the damaged car to the shops.
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Nineteenth and
Carey
Taft Presses Tariff Revision Plan After Tariff Board Review
President Taft, in a Washington address to the American Cotton Manufacturers’ association, reiterates pushing tariff revision only after an inquiry by the tariff board. A rheumatic remedy note promotes Chamberlain’s Motion as quick relief, offered by dealers.
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Taft
Washington, D. C
Tariff Board
Notice to Dogs Owners Under 1912 Law
All persons who have not already procured dog licenses for 1912 must do so at once to save the dogs. The license for mixed dogs is 1.40 dollars, for females 3.00 dollars, as issued by the Chief of Police.
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Polive
Notice of Sale Involving Moyune Tea Company
E W Gare former state trust commissioner pur used Moyune Tea Company from Mrs T Murray. All debts and obligations up to March 30 1912 and all premium checks issued before that date will be used and redeemed by the former or Mrs T C Murray. Mrs EB Burke will continue the business at 120 West Sixteenth St. Frank Hadley authorized to collect and redeem premium checks for Mrs Murray.
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E. W. Gare
Moyune Tea Company
T. Murray
T. C. Murray
EB. In. Burke
Weat Sixteenth St
Woman seeks heaven but gains entry to society
A remark contrasts spiritual aim with social ascent, noting that a woman may long for heavenly favor yet secure a place in fashionable society. The statement underscores social values and gender expectations in public life.
Actor De Max Targeted by Dreamlike Oriental Scene
Police examine the actor M. de Max after a savage attack and uncover an elaborate Oriental room in Mrs. Gouraud’s apartment on Avenue Elysee. An exact replica altar and an enormous bed with rich coverlets are described as part of the scene.
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Paris
M. de Max
Francis Jackson Gotraud
Pemple
Ayeh
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Sydney Customer
Mrs H Silks of 2 Dowling Street Sydney reports her young son suffered a severe cold but recovered after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. She notes a small bottle completed the cure and claims the remedy is for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Mrs. H. Silks
Dowling Street
Sydney
Australia
Bird's Pretty Haster Cards Prompt Controversy
A quip about Bird's pretty Haster Cards is cited, reflecting debates on morality and business. The remark suggests financial gain is easier when a person ignores conscience, implying ethical considerations in commerce.
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Cheyenner
Frank Dubsky
17Th Street
Ladies’ Home Journal
EB. R. Breisch
Laramie
Fort Collins
C. 8. Atherly
Mabel Logan
Clara Dodds
Miss Ruth Nash
Denver
Miss Nash
Jack Taylor
Walsden, Colo
Fatey
Florence Mott
Mrs. Taylor
Fort Russell
William B. Cowin
Col
A. B. Dyer
California
Ft. Sill
Chauyberlain
Moiniment
al Dealera
Jewelry
Edholm & Akin Company
Plains Hotel
16Th St
Fayette
Ind
Church of the Sacrifice
Nefroen
Louisiana
Texas
Clementine
Barnabet
Boston Ladies
Gouraud
Avenue Elysee
Mallory and Crofut & Knapp
Everwear
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