Dinner Party Honors Fay Walker onWyoming Visit
Mrs. FE Bristol hosted a stylish dinner inviting Fay Walker of New York City who travels to McVarlane ranch near Wendover for a week. Guests included Miss Walker, Mrs. Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, and Harry Henderson Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. L. Bristol
Rven
Fay Walker
New York City
McVarlane Ranch
Wendover
Fristol
Miss Walker
John Morrison
H. B. Henderson
Harry Henderson, Jr
Wyoming National Guard
Frances Bristol
Jack Merwin
Charlie Bristol
Peter McFarlane
McFarlane
Methodist groups invite to Fort Russell orchestra program
The Win One class of the Methodist Sunday school and the Epworth league of the Methodist church are invited to Mrs. A. L. Putnam’s home to hear a musical program performed by an orchestra from Fort Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win One
Methodist Sunday School
Epworth League
The
Methodist Church
A. L. Putnam
Fort Russell
Visiting List Details Army Officers and Cheyenne Visits
Major Arthur Parker leaves Cheyenne for Palo Alto after a Cheyenne stopover and a Wash ington assignment. Mrs Parker and the children to follow. Other residents travel and visit relatives in Cheyenne and nearby towns including Wheatland Estes Park and Potter Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Parker
United States Army
Palo Alto
Cal
Cheyenne
Parker
Red Cross Garment Work By Local Society Women
A dozen young society belles gathered at Miss Susan Dreisec home to cut out garments for Red Cross work. Sunshine Society plans a library meeting this afternoon with president T C Crabb presiding. members urged to attend for important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Dreisec
Red Cross
The
Sunshine Society
T. C. Crabb
Hospital Aid Society Holds Meeting Postpones Election
With only officers present at the Library yesterday afternoon the Hospital Aid society disposed of bills and routine affairs. Owing to small attendance the election was postponed again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Aid Society
Mount Melick Club Hosts Visiting Ladies Tea Social
Mount Melick Club members entertained Saturday afternoon with three invited guests Mesdames Edward Dorian of Tenafly Elmer Lane and E B Treat. The event featured visiting and sewing followed by tea at 6 o'clock concluding the pleasant gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Bullock
Mount Mellick Club
Edward Dorian
Tenafly
N. J
Elmer Lane
E. B. Treat
Beeffsteak Fry Enjoyed by Queen Esther Circle Members
Members of the Queen Esther circle of the OEF 5S and their husbands or partners drove to Hereford grove for a beefsteak fry last evening. They enjoyed plentiful food including notably delicious beefsteak cooked over coals. After dinner there was lively entertainment and a late return to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
OEF
Hereford Grove
Plense Grounds
Entertainment at Congregational church by Y P B and W C T I
Mrs Daisy B Nettleton of Tacoma Wash president of a school of elocution will present the program at a church entertainment under Y P B auspices of the W C T I A silver offering to defray expenses. Music by Fort Russell enlisted men including Mr Rhinehardt and local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy B. Nettleton
Tacoma
Wash
School of Elocution
Congregational Church
Fort Russell
Sunergae Meeting At St Mark's With Mrs Shingle
The Sunergae of St Mark's will meet this afternoon with Mrs J D Shingle. A large attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
J. D. Shingle
Presbyterian Aid Society to Meet Friday Afternoon
A business meeting of the Presbyterian Aid Society will be held in the church parlors Friday afternoon. Members are expected to attend and discuss ongoing charitable work and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid Society
Kansan Killed on U P Track in Wyoming
The body of J G Martin of Deerfield Kansas was found Sunday on Union Pacific tracks between Speer and Gleason Wyoming. He appeared to have been struck by a train and identification papers were found in his clothing. Funeral arrangements await relatives. The manner of the accident remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Martin
Deerfield
Kan
Union Pacific
Speer
Gleason
Wyo
Martin
Cheyenne
Colorado
Corporations Asked to Pay Red Cross Dividend II
Local collector urges companies to contribute a second dividend to the Red Cross fund. Officials say proceeds will support relief work and disaster response nationwide. Businesses unnamed are asked to remit promptly to aid ongoing humanitarian efforts.
Prosser Led Large Red Cross Fund Drive
Seward Prosser, president of Banker Trust Company of New York and Red Cross War Council chair, called shareholders to fund the Red Cross campaign to raise 100 million dollars. Financiers hailed his work as one of the most remarkable efforts in securing such a large sum quickly for a charitable objective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sown Prosser
Banker Trust Company of
New York
Oh Anct
Red Crove Wi Titan Committee
Prosser
Former Soldier Dies in Hospital After Drink Illness
Taher, alias Baker, a former inmate from the city jail, died at St Johns Hospital after a long battle with delirium tremens. Police report he deserted the army and had served a sentence for a prior offense. He was brought to jail intoxicated and developed severe withdrawal symptoms before passing away.
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Taher
Fort Russell Society Notes Transfers and Moves
Major William W Reno receives orders transferring from Fort Hussell to Fort Riley Kan where he will be stationed for several months. Colonel Reno's household goods are shipping from Fort Russell. Mrs Alfred S Balsam and son left for Yuma Ariz to join Captain Halsam. Mrs Cameron, wife of Colonel Cameron, came east to join him. Mrs Halliday, mother of Mrs Lawson, is seriously ill at a Cheyenne private hospital. her husband Mr Halliday arrived yesterday. Colonel Koester Captain Johnston and Captain Kolbe of the Twenty-fifth cavalry are ordered to Fort Sill with their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Fenwick
North Platte
Basin and Missoula
Mont
Cheyenne
H. 8. Ridgley
California
Fort Russell
William W Reno
Fort Hussell
Fort Riley
Kan
Colonel Reno
Mires
Reno
Alfred S. Balsam
Fort Husell
Yuma, Ariz
Halsam
Thirty-fifth Infantry
Mrs. Cameron
Colonel Cameron
Koester
Johnston
Kolbe
Twenty-fifth Cavalry
Fort Sill
Germans Claim Allies Robbed Victory Fruits
Amsterdam reports Deputy Loringsioven, cited by Vorwarts, says despite German successes in the war, the world political and economic situation favors enemies and allies have extended the war, cheating German soldiers of the fruits of their victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Auge
Reichstag
Loringsioven
Vorwherts
Midwest States Plan to Pin Coal Prices on Uniform Action
Eight midwestern states including Illinois Indiana Ohio Wisconsin Michigan Kentucky Missouri and Iowa will seek uniform action to fix maximum coal prices. The plan was discussed by Governor Lowden and Governor Goodmion and will be recommended to the state council of defense by the law and legislation committee at its meeting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
British officer captured near the Wambeck rescued at night
A British officer captured north of the Wambeck Tuesday morning was rescued that night. He reported the enemy took away ble water and mentioned British weapon and artillery positions in France and Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BRITS
Weapotarties
France
Aue
Wambeck
Fragmentary wartime note on wounded officer treatment
The text describes soldiers starving the officer of water for their machine guns, giving him only a sip from a waiter and sending an orderly to dress his wounds. It conveys a harsh wartime scene with scarce water and improvised care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horthe
Was Here When City Was First Surveyed
A note from BE 1 Butte, senior partner in Greenwood Nebraska, recalls Cheyenne’s founding on July 4 1867. He describes joining the Second Cavalry with scouts of the North Pawnee at Craw Creek, then laments not returning to the country and follows the city’s growth to this day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE 1
Butte
Greenwood
Neb
Fay
Butts
Craw Ereek
Troopers Sing New War Song Behind Lines
A group of soldiers in uniform sang an original composition to the tune of Tippecanoe expressing support for the war. Sergeants Houston and Mille of the first cavalry crafted the words, praising the Red White and Blue and Uncle Sam’s cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipperary
Uncle Sam
France
Sereeants
Houston
Mille
First Cavalry
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Logan
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Inwood
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Pueblo
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Potter, Ned
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Chugwater
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Wasserman’s
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Wheatland
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Fred Miller
Arthur
A. J. Miller
Granite Canon
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Marie Johnson
Broken Bow
Bert Reeder
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Mount Melick Club
Sunergae Meeting
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U.P
RED Cross Diveiden II
Seward Prosser
Fort Russell Society
Midwest
VHS
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Wim. Myers Dry Goods Co
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Texoma
Fueet
Amy
Texas Cake & Tachi Co
Dallas, Texas
BIG Muddy Oil Stock
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Kinney
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