Winged Cupid Consolation Amid Society Notices
Society editor bans anonymous contributions. Lena Brooks returns from Laramie to visit Ruth Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Stone host dinner. Mrs. J. Ross Carpenter invites a parlor meeting with Mrs. Kuhl of Chicago guest of honor for the W C T U institute next week. Sunergae dance at Parish house draws about twenty five couples with cards and a supper. Bishop and Mrs. Thomas host Philadelphia guests. Mrs. Williams travels to Portland and Vancouver for health. Atlas party marks Kathryn Cahill’s fifth birthday with friends and cake at Hanson’s.
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Atlas
Kathryn Cahill
Kathryn
Frank Cahill
Hanson
Elizabeth Cahill
Dorothy Hopkins
Dorothy Astle
Loretta Kelliher
Mohatt
Marian Burgess
Joe
Junior class reception postponed for Glee Club show
The junior reception for the senior class is delayed due to the University Glee Club entertainment at the gymnasium tonight. Mr and Mrs Ralph McNair hosted a surprise gathering Tuesday with friends presenting a gift of hand painted plates cups and saucers as a token of esteem.
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University Glee Club
Ralph McNair
McNair
Whats the Matter With Your Baby
A reader guidance piece explains fussiness in infants often stems from constipation rather than illness. It urges gentle relief and cites Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative suitable for children and adults, offering free sample bottles by mail from Monticello.
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Slaughter
St. Pueblo
Colo
A.rinker
Grant St. Louwer
Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Fort Russell social news and upcoming events
Fort Russell residents host and plan gatherings as Col. A B Dyer returns from California and officers entertain at dinners and bridge games. Mrs Cutrer remains ill while the Wednesday Bridge Club adapts and a Bal Masque and Musical fundraiser for Army Relief is set for April 17 with tickets at Sands Drug Store and the Post Exchange.
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Port Russell
Col
A. B. Dyer
California
Fort Sill
Fort Russell
Army Relief Society
Sands Drug Store
Post Exchange
Woman's Club Card Party Plans Noted At Elk's Home
Five hundred club hosted by Mrs Harold Bump at 1106 B Twenty first street this afternoon. Tomorrow the Woman's Club will stage an elaborate card party at the Elk's home with bridge and five hundred games at 3 PM and 8 30 PM. Admission fifty cents, proceeds for library clubroom furnishings. Third annual event expected to outshine prior years.
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Harold Bump
B. Twenty-first Street
Woman's Club
Elk's Home
Woman’s Club
Guild Room Opening Tops Church Socials This Week
Guild of St. Mark's officers open the newly furnished Guild room at the Parish House this afternoon with a tea and sale. Hours are three to five with aprons and useful articles for sale and refreshments served. Congregational Aid Society meets with Mrs. Carley and several others visiting. Methodist Missionary Society discusses immigration. B Y P U holds a business meeting in church parlors. Baptists hold quarterly business meeting with departmental reports and a social with refreshments. Ladies Auxiliary tea at Bishopstown draws forty attendees.
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Guild of St. Mark's
St. Mark's
Bishopstown
Cheyenne Woman's Club Card Party Held at Elk's Home
The Cheyenne Woman's Club invites all to its annual card party on Saturday April 13 at the Elk's Home. Afternoon hours run from 2 to 4 30 and evening from 6 30 to 9 30 with prizes and refreshments included for the ticket price.
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Woman's Club
Cheyenne Woman's Club
Elk's Home
Etx
Community notices and sales in Sherman area
Local items mention fundraising for Carnegie Library furniture from adminston proceeds with tickets at club members and the door. Gloves sale at Myes Dry Goods Store this afternoon. Modern Woodmen of America hosts a 10 cent card social at A C A W Hall Monday night April 16. Baptist bake sale at Johnston's Saturday with Pure White Lead from The Sherman Co.
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Adminston
Carnegie Library
Simail Uleew
Myes’ Dry Goods
Sto
Modern Woodmen of America
A. C. A. W. Hall
University Glee Club on First Annual Tour
The Men's Glee Club of the State University makes its first annual tour with a recital at Cheyenne High School gymnasium Friday night. The program includes glee numbers, solos by Miss Meek and Mr. Hunton, a monologue, and instrumental pieces, ending with College and Wyoming songs. An auction sale note and company details appear at 1609 Capitol Ave.
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the State University
Cheyenne
Glee Club
Mr. Hunton
Little Boy Blue
Joyce
Spring—Beach
Emmett
Miss. Meek
The
Amber West
Messrs. Burgess
Hancroft
Dean
Dudley
Mr. Burrage
Sword of
Uncle Sam
Po Little Lamb
Dixie Land
Miss Meek
Wyoming
Man Falls From Caboose Ride. Both Legs Amputate
Frank Briggs a hobo fell from a moving train at Rawlins yards while trying to crawl under the caboose. His legs were severed above the knees by the wheels. He was rushed to Rock Springs Hospital, and his survival is in doubt. Edward T Briggs of Greeley Colorado was notified.
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Frank Briggs
Rawlins
Briggs
Rock Springs
Milady's Toilet Table and Hair Removal Remedies
A vintage advertisement promotes delatone paste to remove forearm hair and Mayatone for facial care. Dry shampooing with corn meal or root powder is offered, and Mother’s Salve is pitched as a universal remedy for cuts, burns, pimples, and skin conditions. The copy emphasizes vanity, youth, and beauty routines with several product claims.
Union Pacific Train Finds Injured Foreigner Near Tabla Rock
Train crew on No. 10 found an injured man lying beside the tracks near Tabla Rock yesterday. The conscious survivor, Arthur Karrikka of Maine, claimed he was stealing a ride on freight and fell when the train moved fast. He and his wife live at Hanna and he has worked in the mines nearby. He was taken to Rock Springs Hospital and was reported doing nicely.
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Union Pacific
Tabla Rock
Arthur Karrikka
Maine
Karrikka Han & Wife
Hanna
French incubator study shows alternating cooling warms egg hatch
A French agricultural report describes tests with an incubator where eggs repeatedly cooled and warmed hatched more chicks than those kept warm. Cooling delayed incubation by three days and required time to reach 104F, with 13 of 16 eggs hatching strongly. Extreme cold caused few changes and rare monstrosities.
Deserter Evane Seen Leaving With Army Property
An affidavit states Sergeant Doe saw Deserter Evane leave the south squadroom at 11:30 p.m. on March 4, 1904 with an army range complete a conical tent and an army bunk. Efforts to apprehend the culprit and recover the stolen property were unsuccessful. Read the Cheyenne State Leader.
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Boards of Survey
Doe
Evane
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Omaha
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