Picnic and social gatherings fill Cheyenne lake beauty spot
The society notes describe Picnics at lake Minnehaha with Miss Dorothy Stevens hosting 385 friends under chaperons. Informal Kensington in honor of Mrs Whittaker and Mrs Davis. D A R prep at Lannen ranch gathers governors judges and families for a picnic event in late spring social pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Catherine
Ruth
Charlotte Chaplin
Margaret
Dorothy Bruce
Nell Brumelle
David Chaplin
Dorothy Stevens
Stevens
Lake Minnehaha
Copeland
Sage
Snyder
Florance Sage
Ada Parnell
Kensington
George H. Gilland
Whittaker
New York
Davis
Denver
Visiting List and Club Notes From Cheyenne
Mrs. W. M. Jeffers travels to Ogden for her brother George Schatz illness. Numerous visitors pass through Cheyenne with trips to Estes Park Frontier and from Guthrie Oklahoma. Local clubs report meetings and events at Mount Mellick, J. F. F., Cotterle Art, Help-One-Another, and church activities. A lawn social, guild meeting, and bake sale are announced for upcoming dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. M. Stuart
Couchman
Clu
C. H. Benson
Washinton
D. C
Colorado
Cheyenne
Prof. Henson
Ben
Stuart
FP. M. Brunet
David Nimmo
John Hunter
J. P. Nelson
Evana Elreet
Nelson
Missionary Society Meeting Topics In Church Circles
The Methodiat church missionary society will meet this afternoon at the parsonage with Mrs W T Dumm in charge of peace. The subject is Med Minionaries in China. The Presbyterian Aid society will meet this afternoon in the parsonage parlors with Mrs Charles Wilsock and Mrs J B Jackson as hostesses. Mrs Wilsock and Mrs Jackson are to host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Bishopstowe
D. Leeds Miller
Himore Fislbrown
Philadelphia
Charles D. Carey
RP. P.O. Nasinees
B. YY. P. UL
Methodiat Missions
Missionary Society of the Methodiat Church
W. T. Dumm
China
Presbyterian Aid Sockety
Presbyterian Aid Society
Charles Wilsock
J. B. Jackson
B Y P U Notes On Weekly Meeting At Church
The B Y P U notes report John Walker led last Sunday with a talk on Christian virtues perseverance. Attendance has fallen during August with 64 members on the roll, including new members. Carrie Leihart presided. Bunce will lead next Sunday and special music is planned. A Friday church social offers free eats and a surprise program at 8:00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walker
Mr. Bunce
A Queer View of Education from the Chicago News
The Chicago News reports on opposition to shire education in the past arguing that too much reform harmed the masses. Hannah More supported schooling for the poor but urged a narrow curriculum focusing on Bible reading and catechism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah More Even
England
Chicago News
Is This the New Cook's Bread Worth Keeping
A reader questions a new cook about bread quality noting exceptional taste yet missteps in basic baking concepts. The exchange highlights confusion over fermentation and rising dough while debating whether to retain the cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Dreadful Millers Dine With Good Brough
Report quotes a harsh family quarrel about the Miller household. Local diners are commended for meals while criticism targets the Millers as disagreeable hosts. The exchange highlights social friction in a dining context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filegende Blatter
When Language Fails in Domestic Difference
A dramatic historic notice quotes a quarrel with insults and curses aimed at a husband. The text portrays a heated exchange with terms like coward brute and monster as a wife vents anger about a failed marriage. The fragment reflects tense family conflict and public airing of private grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudon
Nettie Gay and the Patchwork Homecoming
Fragmentary lines present a dialogue about a husband returning late at eight and the wife's sharp retort. The text appears as a dramatic or humorous exchange with incomplete context and characters named Nettie Gay and Jagua-Fooltad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Gay
Begge
Jagua—Fooltad Man
Leader Coupons Aid Hospital Fund Drive
The hospital fundraiser promotes coupons earned from ice cream and drinks at Roedel's Saturday. Each coupon is worth five cents to the Hospital Aid, with proceeds supporting sick room care. Collect from neighbors, redeem at the Citizen's National Bank building location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoefel
Pharnay Homortow
Londel
Roedel's
Citizen's National Bank
Ogden Good Roaders Heading to Wyoming Next Week
Industrial club advised by the Ogden publicity bureau of the Ogden Weber club says representatives of this group working for the Wyoming Overland or Transcontinental highway will visit next week. The letter urges selecting the route through Wyoming and Ogden boosters expect a warm reception across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Club
Ogden Publicity Bureau
Ogden Weber Club
Wyoming
Ogden
Ogden Boosters
Bishop N. 8 Thomas Travel Notes And Fishing
Bishop N. 8 Thomas planned to attend Sunday evening service at St. Mark's church after meetings in two towns. His recent west trip in a Ford included Rawlins Bages Dixon Encampment and Saratoga, traveling east toward Laramie with Dean Thornberry. They enjoyed fine sport with rod and line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
St. Mark’s Church
Rawlins
Bages
Dixon
Naval maneuvers test fort defenses around New York
Admiral Badger commands the Atlantic fleet off Long Island Sound in a demonstration against New York City. The exercise aims to show that the city’s head fortifications are inadequate and may lead Congress to fund stronger defenses for the Long Island Sound area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Badger
New York City
Long Island Sound
Congress
Sherman Co in Varnling and Decor Ads
Local notices show Sherman Co offering paper hanging painting and varnishing services. Listings highlight home improvement work and contact details for estimates and scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shermano
Sherman Co
Varnlahing
John W. Davis Named for Solicitor General
John W. Davis, a West Virginia congressman, is chosen as solicitor general of the United States. He will resign his Congress seat August 10 to assume the post, earning a salary of 10000 per year and facing top legal talent before the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John W. Davis
Congress
West Virginia
Department of Fative
Marahal
Davis
House of Representatives
Washington man starts 4000 mile foot and cart journey
Charles Studebaker, 64, of Washington Pennsylvania, begins a 4000 mile trek dragging a cart with 805 pounds of luggage. He travels via Cumberland to Philadelphia then York Road toward New Jersey and New York, staying a few days in each, with an intelligent fox terrier for company. He expects to return to Washington around November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Studebaker
Studebaker
Cumberland
Philadelphia
Old York Road
New Jersey
New York
Buffalo
South Bend
Tid
Chicago
Don’t Grow Scabby Spade In the Garden Tip
Advice warns that potato scab in one year means you should rotate crops and not plant spuds in the same ground next year. Move potatoes to another area to prevent recurring trouble and protect yields.
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Kiser
Lannen Ranch
Ameri
Navely
J. M. Carey
J. A. Riner
J. F. Casey
THE
Denver Music Co
Weber
Henry
Miller
Pischer
Schumann
Sommer
Stack
Smith & Barnes
Strohber
F. Lindenman
Howrman
Others
Plador
Weber, Steck
Wheelock
Stuyvesant
Stroud
Steinway
Capitol Ave
R. N. Grack
Mgr
Judge
A. D. Johnston
Estes Park
C. L. Beatty
Pine Bluffs
Edward Branson
Edna
Wellington
Ohio
A. E B. Reeder
M. Burns
Guthrie
Oklahoma
J. L. Poteet
Winnie Davis
Guthrie, Okla
Lillian Ruth
J. H. Good
James Leonard
Springfield
Lloyd Eppler
B. R. Couchman
Pmleanor- Quincy
Boston
John Quincy Adams
Mildred Massey
Sheridan
Wyo
Bishop
N. 8. Thomas
S. Clots
Mount Mellick Club
L. (. Hinkle
Cotterle Art Club
Coterle Art Club
Alva C. Witters
Central Avenue
Methodist Church
Methodist Indies
Ladies of the Altar and Rosary Society of
Lanis Cervantes
Cervantes
Grace
Theresa
Genevieve
City Park
Johnston’s
Carrie Leihart
Mother
Walt
Capitol
Saul
Ohenstein Bros
Virginia
Michigan
Concord
Dr. Pierce
R. V Pierce
the Invalida
Mierce
Coca-Cola
Bend
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
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