Community Winter Party Highlights Local Teens
A large gathering at the Home hosted by the Miles of winter or MVOC RONeN society drew over 150 young guests. Music was led by Capitol Avenue orchestra with punch and wafers served. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chapman and many local families and officers. The Mystic Maze club met at Mrs. C.A. Stuart's home for sewing and social chat. The Allar and Rosary society held a spring-flowered meeting with refreshments. The Help One Another club enjoyed sewing and social time hosted by Mrs. Gilbert L Davis. Friends surprised Mrs. N P Norcross for her birthday with cards and luncheon.
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Mee ‘Society
Capitol Avenue
Diring
Amont
Mry
Mark Chapman
Mey
Ohnhans
Charles Griffen
Charles Irwin
Mea
D. W. Gan
George Walker
Russell
Charles Hrintel
MD. Kelley
Kennedy
Will Walker
Rockwell
Mack Lyons
Ross Snyder
Fred Shilling
George LaPosh
Clanre Glenn
Gus Buechner
C. B. Frank
Clarence Holliday
Mre
McCabe
Miss Baerter
Dotlerer
Mr. Compton
Wasserman
Miss Mott
Mig Hetuey
Dan Clark
Charles Hirsin
Mystic Maze
C.A. Stuart
George Hansen
Solon Emery
Fred’ Taylor
Meadames Fred Taylor
C. Prosyer
J. Sigler
A’ van Secel
L. Leffler
Co Ty Richardson
Clinton, Calloway
Ingles Kubie
A. Christensen
William Haingsworth
Stuart
Allar and Rosary Society
J. Cervantes
Joseph Milligan
John. Grow- Joy
Hart
A. Cobry
James Cooper
Hugh Coffman
Dennis O'Connell
Marie Crowley
Grate
Theress Cervantes
W.bristol, Jr
Gilbert Ls Davis
Philips
N. P. Norcross
Gnésta
Mra
Wajter
Lacaia
Newell Beil
Law
O. A. Richerdson
Enos Laughlin
Paris Fashion Hints and Society Notes
Hints from Miss Norton Miss Elizabeth Law and Mr Earle Woodson directed to Miss Ruth and Miss Josephine Walter. The Lads Aid society of the Presbyterian Church held a Pleasant meeting yesterday afternoon at Mrs C T Sheldon’s home on Banks street. About twenty five Indies attended. No business needed discussing beyond committee appointments by the new president. The society will be entertained in two weeks by Mrs Jordan and Mrs Bichtinaman.
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Miss Norton
Elizabeth Law
Earle Woodson
Ruth and
Josephine Walter
Lads’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Churchs
T. Sheldon
Bans Street
Jordan
Bchtinaman
General Randall May Locate Elsewhere
General George M. Randall declined the Governorship of the National Soldiers' Home in Washington. General Young has been named and accepted for the position. Randall may reside in Cheyenne or Denver parts of the year, planning to stay in Cheyenne but likely absent much of the year. The Nagle mansion on Listeenth and House attracts has been leased to T. A. Cosgriff. Randall has suffered a recent bereavement and may seek other scenes while remaining fond of Cheyenne. He may occupy quarters in the Warren Copgriff hotel when completed.
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Randall
George M. Randall
Fugue
Natonal Soldiers
Washington, D. CG
F. E. Warren
Young
Cheyenne Lis
Nagle
Listeenth
T. A. Cosgriff
Denver
Washington
Cheyenne
Raiall
Warren-Copgriff
Hos
Kicks Mad Dog and Disintegration Results
A dog frothing at the mouth roamed South Sixth Street in Pittsburg drawing a crowd of mill workers. Patrolman W J Cleary kicked the animal then shot it as it fell apart on the sidewalk amid spatter and cheers from behind a fence.
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Pittsburg
South Sixth Street
W. J. Cleary
Toryi
Miners Recover 2 Percent of Dead at Miles Mine Blast
In Birmingham on April 2, authorities reported that 2 percent of miners killed in the Miles mine explosion had been brought to the surface. Rescue work paused by a heavy, caustic battle now progressing slowly.
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Birminaham
Ata
Miles
Trades Council Considered by City Building Trades
About 175 representatives from city building trades attended a Redmen hall gathering hosted by the Painters and Paper Hang ers union to discuss forming a Cheyenne Building Trades council. Members would include painters, carpenters, plumbers, masons, and others with boxing bouts and social events featured.
Halley's Comet Appears On Schedule Cheyenne
In Cheyenne yesterday morning Halley’s comet was visible to the naked eye for the first time. Tom Holland claimed the first sighting using field glasses to view the comet’s tail. The sighting occurred around 4 20 in the morning as the morning star faded. The comet appeared just north of the bright star now south of east.
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Cheyenne
Tom
Holland
Farmers ask damages for spoiled eggs in Newton NJ
Newton New Jersey April 22 farmers claim railroad improvements harm the poultry industry. Officials say detonations have rendered gas infertile for hens and farmers discuss seeking damages from the railroad for egg losses.
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Newton
N. J
New Jersey
Newton Poultry Men’ Association
Powell Wife Arrives in Cheyenne To Aid In Case
Mrs. James Powell arrives in Cheyenne from Rock Springs to assist her husband who is jailed on a charge of attempted assault on Miss Hattie Boyce last Saturday night. She will stay to help until he is cleared or convicted.
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James
Negro Suspect Arrested Over Tools Theft at Pawnshop
Paul Squire, a colored man, was arrested late last evening while attempting to dispose of plasterers tools at a local pawnshop. He is held on suspicion of stealing the tools.
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Paul Squire
Toola Jg
State Officials and Notables Attend Denver Event
Personal mentions include Senter D. W. Hickey Aladdin and Mrs Le Manon of Whrentland at Cheyenne with James McMaTind and Pinkerton detective agency in the city. Edward Jemplkger of Cayitor Avenue theatre traveled to Denver, while Dr Verry and the secretary of the state attended state commissioners gathering in Laramic night.
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Senter
D. W. Hickey
Aladdin
Hiter Odean
le Manon
Whrentland Arpewising
Cheyenne
James Mc MaTind
Denver
Pinkerton
Ageny
Howard
Prips
Edward Jemplkger
Cayitor Avenue Theatre
Year
An ‘Verry
Sheammissioners
Laraniic
State Supreme Court Rules on Congressional District Plan
In Pierre South Dakota the state supreme court ruled the district plan must follow state constitution provisions. The ruling affects Pro Republican candidates and plans to split the state into congressional districts.
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Pierre
State Supreme Court
Tlemingson
Perpetrator of Fearful Crime Attempts Ends Self Harm
In Los Angeles on April 22 Ernest Wirth an 85 year old bartender facing a charge of kicking his wife to death attempted suicide by striking his head against cell bars. He was prevented. Officers found him over the body when arrested.
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Los Angeles
Ernest Wirth
Dell
Wirth
Mary N. Spicer Named Postmaster at Boulder
Washington reports Mary N. Spicer has been appointed postmaster at Boulder Fremont County Wyoming. Spicer succeeds L M Brundage who resigned as postmaster. The appointment was announced April 22.
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Mary WN. Spicer
Boulder
Washington, P
Appollatade
Wyoming
Fremont County
Mary N. Spicer
Yice Ll.m- Brundage
Palace Pharmacy Offers Guaranteed Antiseptic Pile
Antiseptic product advertised with guarantee at Palace Pharmacy. Mention of Hnazmeling at Sherman Ca appears in fragmented text.
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Palace Pharmacy
Hnazmeling
Sherman Ca
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Paris
Trades Council
Ccheyenne
Amoke
Redmen
Painters and Paper Hangers’ Union
Chey- Building Trades Council
Eleu
Mattes
Kid Judd
Montana White
Fr. R. Rosé
Janes Buchkies
W.R. Watson
George Conroy
Frank O'Brien
O) Héelore
Quuester
Halley
Tim
Femon Drexel
Thieodore Co
Piancealy
Marjorie Gould
Anthony J. Drevel, Jr
Edith Gould
South Dakota
Ingersoll Store
Carey Avenue
Florsheim Harrington
Dr. Reid
Stetson
Hawes
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
John Harrington
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