Winged Cupid Consolation and Cheyenne Social Notes
Society editor notes no anonymous submissions. Lena Brooks returns from Laramie to visit Miss Ruth Jensen. Edward W. Stone hosts dinner. J Ross Carpenter hosts a parlor meeting with Mrs Kuhl of Chicago as guest of honor. Sunergae dance at Parish house draws about 25 couples with cards and a supper. Bishop and Mrs N S Thomas host Philadelphia guests. Williams family heads to Portland and Vancouver for health. Atlas matinee honors Kathryn Cahill with birthday cake and gifts 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 at gym
The junior reception for the senior class is postponed due to the University Glee Club entertainment at the gym tonight. Mr and Mrs Ralph McNair hosted friends and neighbors Tuesday evening who gathered quietly at their home and were given a set of hand painted plates as a token of esteem.
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University Glee Club
Ralph McNair
McNair
Whats the Matter With Your Baby
A traditional health note explains that many infant irritability stems from constipation rather than serious illness. It urges gentle relief methods, discouraging strong purgatives, and promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a mild, effective laxative suitable for children. Free sample requests are offered via mail.
Fort Russell social season notes and upcoming events
Col A B Dyer returned from California and Fort Sill. Captain and Mrs Albert S Fuger host dinner Saturday. Mrs William W Reno hosts luncheon Saturday. Regimental Card club and Infantry club evenings with various hostesses. Mrs Cutrer ill at home. Wednesday Bridge Club adjusts due to illness. J C Cowin returns from Omaha after visit to Captain William B Cowin. Bal Masque and Musical for Army Relief on April 17 with tickets at Sands Drug Store and Post Exchange.
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Port Russell
Col
A. B. Dyer
California
Fort Sill
J. C. Cowin
Omaha
Captain William B. Cowin
Fort Russell
Army Relief Society
Sands Drug Store
Post Exchange
Woman's Club Five Hundred Party At Elk's Home
The Five Hundred Club hosted by Mrs Harold Bump at 1106 B Twenty first Street gathers this afternoon. A card party by the Woman's Club at the Elk's Home features bridge and five hundred with prizes and refreshments. Proceeds fund furnishings for the library club rooms, marking the third annual event.
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Harold Bump
B. Twenty-first Street
Woman's Club
Elk's Home
Woman’s Club
Guild Room Tea Opens In St. Mark's Parish House
Guild of St. Mark's officers open the newly furnished Guild room at the Parish House this afternoon with a tea and sale from three to five o'clock. Aprons and other useful articles will be for sale and refreshments served, amid strong social interest.
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Guild of St. Mark's
Woman's Club Annual Card Party Planned by Cheyenne Group
The Cheyenne Woman's club invites all to its annual card party on Saturday, April 13 at the Elk's Home. Hours run from 2:90 to etx in the afternoon and 6:30 in the evening with prizes and refreshments included for the price.
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Woman's Club
Cheyenne Woman's Club
Elk's Home
Etx
Local Notices Listing Community Events and Sales
Funds from an event in Adminston will buy furniture for the Carnegie Library. Tickets are sold by club members or at the door. Glove values advertised at Myes Dry Goods Store this afternoon. Modern Woodmen of America hosts a 10 cent card social at A. C. A. W. Hall on Monday night April 16. A Baptist bake sale is planned at Johnston's on Saturday. Sherman Co advertises Pure White Lead.
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Adminston
Carnegie Library
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 will begin its first annual tour in Cheyenne on Friday night with a recital at the High School gym. The program features pieces by the glee club and solo and quartet numbers, plus a monologue and violin performances, concluding with a college medley and the Wyoming Song. An auction sale at 1609 Capitol Ave. by The Sherman Company Liquid Veneer is listed in the same notice.
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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 Car In Fatal Caboose Accident
Frank Briggs a hobo fell from a moving train at Rawlins yards while trying to crawl under a caboose. Both legs were severed above the knees by wheels. He was taken to Rock Springs hospital with doubtful chances of survival. Edward Briggs of Greeley Colo notified.
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Frank Briggs
Rawlins
Briggs
Rock Springs
Milady's Toilet Table Remedies for Skin and Hair Care
An old column promotes Delatone paste for hair removal and Mayatone for facial smoothness. It advises witch hazel with Mayatone for a youthful complexion and dry shampoo using corn meal or root powder. Also touts Mother's Salve as a universal cure for skin disorders, cuts, burns, ulcers, and blood poisoning risk.
Train Crew Finds Injured Foreigner Beside Tracks
The Union Pacific No 10 crew found a foreign man near Tabla Rock yesterday with a severed leg below the knee. Arthur Karrikka of Maine, a miner by trade, said he found to be stealing a ride on freight and fell from the moving train. He was hospitalized at Rock Springs and reported improving.
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Union Pacific
Tabla Rock
Arthur Karrikka
Maine
Karrikka Han & Wife
Hanna
French incubator tests show cooling plus warming boosts chick hatching
French agricultural study reports eggs repeatedly cooled and warmed hatch more vigorously. An hour and a half daily air exposure delayed incubation by three days yet yielded 13 strong chicks out of 16. Gradual heating also proved essential. Extreme cold did not cause many changes or monsters in hatchlings.
Deserter Evane Seized With Army Property After Break-In
An affidavit states Sergeant Doe swore that on March 4 1904 at 1130 p m he saw Deserter Evane leaving the south squadroom window with one army range complete one conical tent and one army bunk. Despite efforts the culprit and stolen items were not recovered. Read the Cheyenne State Leader.
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Boards of Survey
Doe
Evane
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