Hos tal Aid society holds monthly meeting at Woman's Club
The Hos tal Aid society met yesterday afternoon in the Woman's Club at the Carnegie Library. With the president absent Mrs. Blurdevant, Mrs. Clyde Watts led the session and Mrs. Charles Bristol acted as secretary. Committees were appointed for the coming year including Ways and Means, Literature, Conference, Visiting, Membership, Ambulance, and Press. A charity ball is planned for the legislative session next January under the society's auspices. Also noted was a pretty home wedding of May Armeda to Clark Gibson at 8 pm, with reception and departure for Chicago afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostal Aid Society
Woman's Club
Carnegie
Cyrus Beard
John H. Conway
John Whitaker
Dugald Whitaker
Charles Bristol
George Abbott
W. A. Wyman
J. M. Carey
W. B. Mulen
Lizabeth Kieffer
Hospital
Clyde Waits
Wyman
Herbert Gleara
AP Roedel
H. M. Annett
H. B.henderson
Paris Fashion Hints At Woman’s Missionary Meeting
The mid summer gathering of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational church met Friday at 3 pm at Mrs. J. A. Riner's on Carey Avenue. Mrs. Blalock presided. Ruth Jensen played piano and Mrs. Paul Lariver sang. Rev. F. L. Moore gave a map talk followed by an address by Rev. Annette Beecher Gray. A social hour followed with refreshments. hostesses included Mrs. Fred Sheldon and others. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. William Gibson and Mr. George Gibson of Denver attending the Gibson-Bolce nuptials. A RMA club meeting is slated for Wednesday at Mrs. W. S. Leighton’s home 1508 Central Avenue. Nearby, Fred Sturdevant leaves for two weeks north of Rock Springs. Mrs. Werbert Gleason and two children return from Omaha. Miss Pearl Ballenger enjoyed three weeks at Saratoga Wyoming. The Altar and Rosary Society of St. Mary’s Cathedral plans a forthcoming event.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
J. A. Riner
Carey Avenue
Blalock
Ruth Jensen
Paul Lariver
F. L. Moore
Annette. Beecher Gray
Fred Sheldon
W. H. Bladock
Riner
W. W Gleason
P. J. Black
Woman's Club of
The
W. S. Leighton
Central Avenue
Banvar and dance at A. C. U. W. Hall on Aug 3
Mrs. J. We Skidmore and two children and little Meryle Carter arrived home from a three week visit in Laramie after attending a dance afternoon and evening at the A. C. U. W. Hall on Wednesday August 3.
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A. Co .U. W. Hall
Fischer family spared after arrestees promise to leave Cheyenne
The Fischer family, long noted in police circles, were arraigned on a complaint by about two hundred South Side residents but, after promising to depart Cheyenne, were not prosecuted. They face immediate arrest if they return. City council plans its semi monthly meeting at the city ball tonight. A shipment of young trout arrives for distribution in mountain streams by State Fish Commissioner Tregoing. A baby girl was born Sunday to the wife of postal clerk F C Clake. Marriage licenses issued to Harrold S Crange and A Laura Southwick of Denver and William C Gibson and May Boyce of Cheyenne. the first couple wed yesterday by Justice Padgett. E Everett, a Denver hotel man, has arrived in Cheyenne as room clerk at the Inter Ocean hotel.
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Fischers
South Side
Fischer Family
Bruner
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Tregoing
Harrold S. Crange
A. Laura Southwick
Denver
William C. Gibson
May Boyce
Justice of the Peace
Padgett
E. Everett
Inter Ocean Hotel
Partnership Dissolved in Midway Saloon Sale
A. B. Hawkins yesterday purchased the interest of 8. B. Alcott in the Midway saloon located at the corner of Seventeenth and Thames streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Hawkins
8. B. Alcott
Midway
Seventeenth and
Thames Streets
Pair Alleged 10 Have Attempted to Work Blackmail
New York police investigate two anonymous letters tied to Dr Henry Bradley Keeler and Emma Keeler who were arrested for fraud against Mrs Wilhelmina Lynch of 24 Vernon Avenue Brooklyn seeking $14 000. Detectives Roddy and Murray from Brooklyn HQ seek further links and possible other victims.
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New York
Roddy and Murray
Brooklyn
Henry Bradley Keeler
Emma Keeler
Ben
Mra
Wilhelmina Lynch
Vernon Avenue
Keeler
Tailor and Alteration Shop at 1821 Carey Ave
A clothing alteration and pressing service operates at NIMBPZ located at 1821 Carey Avenue. The modest shop advertises presser and alteration work for residents in the neighborhood.
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised in home cure tale
Black Duck Minnesota resident recalls sickness Retroflexion and claim of healing after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Ad emphasizes avoiding surgical operations, cites testimonials across the United States, and invites letters for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts.
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Minn
Lydia
Pinkham
Anwa AnpDerson
Black Duck
Lydia E. Pinkham
United States
Local Officials and Residents Update from Cheyenne
State Pure Food Commissioner E W Burke leaves for Star Valley. State Veterinarian Dr William F Pflaeging returns from encampment. Mayor P S Cook recovers from illness near typhoid fever. Col F M Gill editor returns from Denver and departs for home. Mrs EB Burke of East Lake City Utah arrives in Cheyenne to visit sister Mrs Ed Wedemeier. Mrs Diffendorf returns to Minneapolis after visiting sister Mrs C L Rigdon. Mr and Mrs George Montgomery back at their ranch near Tron Mountain after Cheyenne visit. Deputy State Tax Commissioner Frank Niswander seeks party robbing his flower beds of prized dailies.
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E. W. Burke
Star Valley
William F. Pflaeging
P. S. Cook
F. M. Gill
Shoshon
Denver
EB. B. Burke
East Lake City
Utah
Cheyenne
Witch Hazel Cold Cream for after fishing rip and burn relief
Cure and prevent sun burn with Witch Hazel Cold Cream sold at Palace Pharmacy. Chi Namel varnish available from Sherman Co for a protective finish.
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Palace
Sherman Co
Lost small female white and yellow dog named Seer
Strayed or stolen small female dog with white and yellow coat answers to Seer. Last seen near 1622 Capitol Avenue and 508 BH, with a reward or return offer. Also listed nearby is a store rental at 1617 Carey Ave offering clothing phone services.
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Paw Milatvo
Capitol Avenue
Explosion at Bradford Factory Kills Worker
A nitroglycerine mishap at the Dupont Powder plant near Howard Junction Bradford Pennsylvania killed John Sloan the sole man in the building at the time. The blast left a large crater at the gate and shattered buildings ten miles away.
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Bradford
Dupont Powder Company
Howard Junction
John Sloan
Mexicans Accept Diaz Victory in Presidential Vote
Mexico reduced the count shows Diaz winning by wide margin with 18 829 votes to 221 for the nearest rival. Official returns confirm Diaz as president with overwhelming support across the country.
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Diaz
Mexico City
Colored club manager accused of selling liquor
Nat Dewey, manager of the Autumn Leaf club at 1712 Bent Street, was yesterday arrested on a charge of illegally selling liquor. He furnished bond of fifty dollars and was released pending a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Dewey
Autumn Leaf Club
Bent Street
Crippen Faces Court Remanded to Jail
International intrigue surrounds Crippen case as Scotland Yard chief inspector Dew corners Crippen and Miss Leneve on murder charges. Miss Leneve, fragile and distraught, is moved to hospital for medical care amid public sympathy. Diamonds Wife's, New York, Aug. 1 signed.
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Dew
Scotland Yard
London
St. Lawrence
Crippen
Miss Leneve
Diamonds Wife's
New York
Quebec Dispatch Reports Belle Elmore Identity
A dispatch from Quebec to the New York American notes that Mrs. Fred Ginnett of Rogeelle XII confirms Belle Elmore as Belle Mimore and asserts the diamonds were taken from Dr Crippen and Le Neve when they were taken into custody.
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Quebec
New York American
Fred Ginnett
Rogeelle
Xii
Hawley
Also Mentioned on This Page
William
West
May Armeda
Clark Gibgon
W. M. Nelson
Methodist Church
Hattia Bolee
Lea Bolee
Albert Eckdall
Paris
Amos W. Barber
William Gibson
George Gibson
Fred Sturdevant
Rock Springs
Kenneth Bond
Altar and Rosary Society
St. Mary's Cathedral
Charlotte
Wash Sui''s
Lord Byron
Capitol
Wasserman's
Stork
F. C. Clake
M. Henry Keeler
Nimbpz
Carey Ave
Ingire Clothing
Voc
Caldwell Bidg
Monticello, It
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Michigan
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