Social affair items from Cheyenne society notes
A long social column details a large Cheyenne reception with about 150 ladies, hosted by Mrs Carey and others, featuring pink decor, flowers, music, and a formal dining setup. It also mentions a Sunshine Society birthday party at 2116 Carey Avenue with a varied program, plus a card party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dickson and a Marble Club event at Compate Military to fundraise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Carey
Willam
Wythan
Missie Richards
Elizabeth Riner
Métit
Swan
H. B. Paiten
Charles Ohnhave
C. W. Rimer
Cheyenne
Ruth Jensen
Marjorie Whipple
Margaret Doane
Margaret Burdick
Bessie Jones
Valeria Richardson
The
Sunshine Society
George Gilland
Carey Avenue
Lecona Mazurka
V. K. Hart
Dennis. O'Connell
Vigin
Helen Keke
Helen Gilland
Flora McGrégor
Miles Muriel Guy
Helen Keefe
Mrs. Hart
Bake Day Sale and Kensington Afternoon at Mrs Brooks Home
In pleasant weather the Star and Rosary society planned a Bake Day sale at Bou? on Saturday. The St Mark's guild hosted a Kensington afternoon at Mrs J B Brooks palatial home with about thirty ladies present. Music featured Miss Hart and a sopranist, while flowers adorned the library and rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star and Rosary Society
Bou
J. B. Brooks
St. Mark's Guild
Kensington
Enoy
Ae Hart
Wheatwald
Soprand
Mises
Brooks
Made Well and Strong
An advertisement letter from Mrs. C. Duns of Glenwood Iowa praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for restoring her health after severe feminine problems. The testimonial claims rapid recovery from fatigue and weakness, urging other women to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson, Iowa
Jan
Pinkham
Vuculuidul
Glenwood
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinklan
Glen
Samale
Lydia
Col Cody Endorses Indian Memorial Idea for New York Harbor
Col William F. Cody lauds a national monument to the North American Indian planned for New York harbor. He notes Rodman Wanamaker's expedition to collect Indian history and urges public gifts, even a penny per person, to fund the memorial without government cost. The statue honors peaceful relations between Indians and settlers who built the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Col
William F. Cody
New York Harbor
Committee On Library
House
Goulden
Senate
Depew
Arso
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Rodman Wanamaker
Philadelphia
West
Wantmaker
Europe
6 Inch Anderson Gingham Yard at WM Myers Dry Goods
Local retailer WM Myers Dry Goods advertises 6 inch Anderson ginghams described as two percent yard items. The listing highlights fabric options and price per yard for shoppers seeking fabric by the cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Myers Dry Goods OO
School Notes on Holiday and Upcoming Track Meets
President Slocum addressed local high school students and met senior class members. Arbor Day is a holiday with no school. Friday hosts a local track meet at Central Avenue Damond field events morning and city park afternoon. Top point scorers advance to the Northern Colorado Interscolastic meet in Greeley on April 20. May 14 features a Wyoming high schools meet at the University of Laramie. A May 3 declamatory contest at the university will include many local students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slocum
Colorado College
Central Avenue
Greeley
Colorado
Wyoming
University At
Laramie
Untitled Ward Meeting Notes Reported in Fragments
Fragmentary notes describe a ward meeting topic about Wyoming and university addresses. Mentions include April 19 and September 8 entries, President Chass Dy Merwa or Wyom and a talk on Wyoming writing. Text is garbled and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenis Moon
Tipale
Oak
City Briefs and Local Notices Highlight Odd Jobs and Moves
Community items include Mrs at See Florist selling New Pro and floral work at 84 1 and 28rd artest. Bonds fixed at 1000 for Ralph Noriven and Emmet Leonard in court hearings. A suspect ordered to leave the city after a Tuesday night police report. Real estate agent I H Hartung moves to a new Inter-Ocean building office. Hynds millinery to occupy Hartung vacated space. Industrial club smoker postponed to next Tuesday after a special directors meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
See Florist
Artest
Tohn Brown
Wail
Ralph
Emmet Leonard
Oxford
Wasserman
I. H. Hartung
Capitol Avenue
Inter-Ocean
Hartung
Hynds Millinery
Maxine
WM. Myers Dry Goons
Olah
Colored Church Enlargement Nearing Completion in Sherman County
Work on a church at the corner of Eighteenth and O Niel streets in Sherman County proceeds with an addition costing 1150 dollars to expand the building to 20 by 20 feet. The new space will serve as a reception and dining room, reflecting local church improvements. Captain Kelley of the Ninth Cavalry dismissed a Fort Russell rumor about Private Bryan of Troop B attempting to steal rifles from gun-stands as unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AML HB
Eighteenth and
O'Niel Streets
Kelley
Ninth Cavalry
Fort Russell
Bryan
Children's Wash Dresses at WM. Myers Pay Goods Co
Readable text notes children's wash dresses offered by WM. Myers Pay Goods Co priced to two dollars and fifty cents each. The item listing emphasizes affordability and stock availability for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsc
WM. Myers Pay Goods CO
Denver money to bet on Johnson in Chicago clash
Charles Es loose to presseting a Denver sportsman said he would travel east to bet Johnson at various odds. He reportedly placed several thousand dollars in Chicago at odds of 19 to 7. Wood tinting at Sherman Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles Es- Loose
Neioer
Denver Sporting Men
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Dog Adopts Lion Cubs in Audion Square Garden Tale
Lew April 21 batched report that a Dalmatian hound adopted newborn lion cubs after their mother died. The cubs, saved within hours of birth, now form a remarkable mixed family within Barnum Halley circus at Audion Square Garden, praised as the happiest in the animal collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew, York
Halley Circus
Audion Square Garden
Personal Notices From Wheatland and Nearby Towns
Local briefs list visitors and travelers including J B Mason of Wheatland and F D McDermott of Rock River. Officials from railway and shop departments, like W G Mulford and Master Mechanic William Nilandra, are noted visiting or returning from trips. Other mentions include Mrs Waillie and Mrs Isaace in Cheyenne, J H Arnold and J A Kunter in town, and several residents staying at the Metropolitan and More mandie hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nilandra
North Platte
H. B. Fay
Hornell
N. Y
Charles, Finlayson
Omaha
W. A. Waillie
Isaace
Buford
Cheyenne
Albert Chapman
Mr. Chapman
K. Buckman
Casper Flockwaster
Inter-Ocean
Mra
McGinley
F. D. McDermott
Rock River
L. Bearles
Chicago
0. B. Verry
J. H. Arnold
Riverton
Cty
J. A. Kunter
F. A. Boyle
Douglas
Moremandie, Gs
G. W. Hamilton
Casper & Ting
B. Hart
Sheridan
L. G. Burkitt
Lander
John Moran
Glenda
Thomas McNamara
Becker
Cheater Kelly
Metropolitan
Owl Cars Will Run All Night Between Cheyenne and Fort Russell
Cheyenne announces an all night street railway service between the city and Fort Russell starting next day. The line will provide expanded hours for residents and visitors, offering transportation that larger eastern cities already boast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Railway
Shia City
Fort Russel
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Robert Dickson
L. L. Searles
R. Verry
C. Eb, Verry
John Dwyer
D. M. Carley
Janes F. Niswander
Bartha Catterer
New York
John Payne
Fred Moore
Pred Kinnear
A. OW. Earry
BR. Jamison
Bickgon
Paris
Tuk Herald, Co
Esse
Sad Et al
Cody
Phontiearsman
Sherman Co
Colored Church
WM. Myers Dry Goods CO
Denver
E. S. Yegge
Daiber’s
Lion Tai Ie Ekle Yosznis
Barnett’s
Cheyenne’s Department Store
Puig Hetley
U. S. Army
Sam
United States War Department
Uncle Sam
Barnett
J. B. Mason
Wheatland
W. G. Mulford
Railway Mall Service
Chadron and
Northwestern Railroad
James Woods
Bresnahan
White
China
United States
TOC
IDOE
Publc
Stock Growers National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
U. S. Depository
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