Kensington Tea Honoring Guests Opens Afternoon Program
Mrs Herman B Gates hosts a Kensington tea this afternoon honoring Mrs Wallace and Mrs Bickford of Greenfield, plus Miss Beulah Feely of Sheridan who depart tomorrow. Mr and Mrs William C Kinkead hosted a dinner for a dozen guests last evening honoring Mr and Mrs Fr an Worton soon returning to Chicago and Lt and Mrs Harry Riner bound for Palo Alto with the N W G before Wyoming regiment sails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Herman B. Gates
Wallace
Misa Bickford
Greenfield
Beulah Feely
Sheridan
William C. Kinkead
Frank Warton
Chicago
Harry Riner
Palo Alto
Wyoming
Riner
Parish House Dance by Battery B at Fort Russell
Battery B of the Twenty-fifth artillery will entertain at a dance at the Parish House Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-fifth Artilery
Fort Russell
Foltz Family Returns from Mayo Clinic Stay at Fort Russell
Mrs Foltz wife of Colonel Foltz commandant at Fort Russell returned Tuesday from Rochester Minnesota where she has been a Mayo Brothers hospital patient for weeks She is slightly improved and will join her husband for the remainder of the day at the post Captain Herman Kobbe recently married to Miss Frances Weatherbee of West Newton Massachusetts has orders to attend the artillery firing school at Fort Bill Oklahoma for three months His bride will stay at Fort Russell and her mother Mrs Robbe is her guest Weatherbee has returned east Children Give Pretty Exhibition at the high school gym Miss Laura Lees folk dancing class performed before a crowd with Miss Lillian Blamey at the piano Highlights included the gavotte by eight year old Majorie Floyd and the Japanese song drill the lullaby and the scarf dance with the young performers on view
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Kobbe
Frances Weatherbee
West Newton
Mass
Fort Bill
Okla
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Laura Lee
High Schoo
Lillian Blamey
Majorie Floyd
H. A. Floyd
Victrola
Sodality Dance For Fort Russell Lads And Catholic Ladies
The sodality of St Marys hosted enlisted men from Fort Russell at K C hall for a weekly dance. The hall glowed with stars and stripes as Mrs Moorehouse and her orchestra provided music. Chaperons included Mesdames Cervantes Warlaumont B H Knight Kerrigan and William Storey with Bishop McGovern and Father Hartmann among the honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sodality of
St. Mary's
Fort Russell
K. C. Hall
Mesdames Cervantes
Warlaumont
B. H. Knight
Kerrigan
William Storey
Bishop McGovern
Father Hartmann
Round of Frontier visitors and Colorado outings noted
Miss Alice Barber travels from Denver to Frontier as guest of Miss Elizabeth Whitaker and joins a ranch visit on Horse Creek. Friends from Iowa and Sheridan plan Friday departures. Locals Mrs. Kelloge head to Elk Mountain for a two week hunting and fishing outing. Dr. and Mrs. Schenk of Cincinnati plan weeks in Colorado before returning to Cheyenne. Roy Cleveland returns to Chicago and enlists in a hospital unit. H Jensen and son Guy expected from Detroit as recovery continues. Mrs. Guy Jensen and baby visit before joining Mr. Jensen in Detroit. Mrs Nimmo and Miss Nimmo with Miss Riner visit Colorado Springs for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Jessup arrive from Central City for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Barber
Denver
Frontier
Elizabeth Whitaker
Miss Whitaker
Horse Creek
J. G. Kelloge
Con
Elk Mountain
Schenk
Cincinnati
Cheyenne
Franklin Dumm
Parkview
Colorado Springs
Manitou
H. Jensen
Guy Jensen
Detroit
Mr. Jensen
Baby
Jensen
Frontier meals boost fund for church parlor service
The Methodist Aid Society met at Mrs. G W Rockafield's home where Frontier meals reports dominated dialogue. More than 1300 dollars was raised during Frontier week with 800.03 dollars as clear profit. Hostesses Rockafield Finch Guthrie and Brookhart provided services and cakes while Enos Laughlin led the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid Society
G. W Rockafield
Enos Laughlin
Society
Laundry Girls Don Overalls at Work
Laundry workers at the Sanitary Home laundry adopt bib overalls as the new working garment replacing skirts. The women report overalls are cooler safer and more comfortable and less likely to catch in machinery.
Arrival and Parade route for Grhounds show at Pioneer grounds
Twentyninth Street and Pioneer venue hosts three special trains from Laramie via Union Pacific. First section due before daylight, unloads at Warren and Fifteenth before 8 am. Parade leaves show grounds around 11 am, following Carey to Seventeenth Capitol and Sixteenth to Pioneer. Tickets sold all day by Sands-Mays Drug and on grounds. Performances at 1 and 7 pm, doors open earlier. Biggest tent seats 9000 with three rings and a large arena. Departure for Fort Collins soon after midnight. grounds illuminated by 300,000 candle power lights.
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Pioneer
Inion Pacific Railroad
Laramie
Warren
Fifteenth
Carey Avenue
Seventeenth
Capitol Avenue
Capitol
Tiwkets
Sands-lMays Drug Company
Fort Collins
Cole
Cireins
Carl Hagenbeck Wallace Circus Arrives in Cheyenne
The Carl Hagenbeck Wallace show with a three mile parade featuring elephants camels zebras and exotic animals arrives in Cheyenne. The touring company with about 1000 people and 22 tents prepared to open gates at 1 p m with performances at 2 and 8 pm and a 10000 spectator capacity in weatherproof tents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Laramie
Sidines
At & O
jlagenbeck-Wallace
Asra
Carl Hag
F R Jones Fye sight specialist reference to lens adaptation
F R Jones notes a sight specialist focusing on lens adaptation before vision correction. Office hours are 1 to 4 pm in the Delaware Block, near the rejina Room with unspecified location details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Jones
Fye
Rejina Room
Delaware Block
Weather swings ease heat and boost crops in Nebraska
Cooler air spreads over the state early in the week tempering soil drying and easing animal stress after the heatwave. Dusty plate highways lessen as streams fall below normal in parts of the northeast while moisture improves in Lincoln Uinta and Platte counties. Cattle shipments start earlier as dry ranges bite. corn sorghum and forage crops hold up under irrigation and cultivation. Winter rye and winter wheat show progress though heat hastens cereal ripening in northern areas. Alfalfa prospects brighten with Fremont County reporting robust growth.
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Lincoln
Uinta
Platte
Creek County
Laramie
Fremont House
Fremont
Polaldee
Trains Claim Life of J G Martin Near Speer Gleason
The body of J G Martin the young man killed by a train between Speer and Gleason on the oton Pacific railroad was shipped to Deerfield Kansas for interment. His father GT Martin traveled to Kansas to recover the remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G Martin
Speer
Gleason
Oton Pacific
Deerfield
Kan
GT Martin
Kansas
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Loulé Cervantes
Twenty-seventh Streets
Jer
Cheyenne High School
Ethel
Jessie Cooper
Fort Logan
Colo
Eleanor Clark
University of Nebraska
Knox College
John Elbert Nash
Colorado
Mabel Knight
University of Wyoming
Afton
Daisy B. Nettleton
Tacoma School of Elocuion
Congregational Church
Greeley
Pance
Fort Russell Society
Sodality Dance
Roy Cleveland
Union Pacific Coal
David Nimmo
Mary Nimmo
Betty Riner
Jessup
Central City
Iness
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
Capitol Ave
Hagenbeck Circus
Cocs
enbeck-Wallace Circus
United States
Indiana
Royal Nanking
Her von Ritter
Devane
Clown Congress
Arthur Horella
Carl Harenbek
Jingenbeck
Emil Selynyer
Partello
Llonevan
Thagonteck-Wallace
Pred Jewel
Sandee Maye Drug Company
Price
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Werekey Werathem-Choe
Wena
J. M. General Cabinet
Cheyenne Trunk Factory
Harry P.hynds
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