Cheyenne Social Roundup Highlights Misa Hitchcock Visit
Cheyenne society hosts honor for Miss Jessie Hitchcock of Cody visiting Mrs. Arthur Parker. Fort Russell musicians perform at a flag bedecked party. Governor Lioux and Mayor LaFontaine attend along with Wyoming National Guard officers. Community dances, visits to Denver and Omaha are noted, with soldiers dancing at Parish House and local residents heading to Colorado for trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Hitchcock
Cody
Arthur Parker
Palo Alto
Cal
Major Parker
United States Army
Fort Russell
L. KR. Tyson
F. Lioux
Hitchcock
R. N. LaFontaine
Cheyenne
Wyoming National Guard
Guild of
St. Mark's
Jack Myers
Wyyoming
Informal Kensington Tea Honors Mrs Forsyth Guests
Mrs. R. B. Forsyth hosted a Wednesday Kensington afternoon with Alberta Cox of New York City, Mrs. Wallace, Miss Bickford of Iowa, and Miss Beulah Feely of Sheridan as guests of honor. Mrs. Mark Cox and Mrs. H. B. Qates won at bridge while others worked on needlework. Tea at five concluded the pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Forsyth
Kensington
Alberta Cox
New York City
Wallace
Cheyenne Dinner Reunion Honors Visiting Haas Family
Mr and Mrs William Haas from Prattville Mississippi visiting Cheyenne were hosts at a Plains dinner party last night. Their guests included Mr and Mrs C J Ohnhaus Mr and Mrs W C Kinkead Mr and Mrs William DuBois Mr and Mrs Frank Warton and Mr and Mrs Ed Glenn of Houston. Former Cheyenne residents Mr Glenn and the Haases enjoyed a reunion with old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Haas
Cheyenne
Prattlesburg
Miss
the Plains
C. J. Ohnhaus
W. C. Kinkead
William DuBois
Frank Warton
Ed Glenn
Houston
Texas
Glenn
Haas
Friends
Miss Rose Mannon to Visit Cheyenne for Prohibition Talks
Miss Rose Gladys Mannon of Newburg Oregon and University of Washington graduate arrives August 19 under the W C T U of Cheyenne. She will speak at Carnegie Library at 2 PM and at the Methodist church at 7 40 PM on Our Part in a Great Democracy describing her tour of Wyoming and Montana in prohibition work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Gladys Mannon
Newburg
Ore
University of Washington
Cheyenne
Carnegie Library
Aw Sur
Wyoming
Montana
Visiting List Brings Families to Cheyenne Camp
Sheridan residents Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Martin arrive in Cheyenne with Mrs. Martins mother and Ed dard Martin to visit son serving with W.N.G. Young. Mr. Martin enlists as a druggist turns over business and visits planned. Other families from Washington and Oregon travel through Cheyenne for visits and hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Sampson
Inez and
Russell
Washington
Cheyenne
Lloyd C. Sampson
Bailey Freed for Lack of Evidence
Glen Bailey, owner of the Dyer hotel, was released from custody after a preliminary federal hearing for lack of evidence. Mrs. Bailey, who aided the arrest, fled town with authorities relying on her information. Bailey faced liquor transport charges and a history with Cheyenne police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Bailey
Dyer Hotel
Federal
Alleged Crazy Man Proved Very Sane
A report to the sheriff described a crazy man east of town. A. J. Gereke and H. Robitaille found a one legged Mexican matching the description. He was jailed but proved sane and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
A. J. Gereke
H. Robitaille
Stolen Property Five Not Found in Costello's Room
A search of the rooms occupied by Jesus Costello, the man shot resisting arrest Thursday night, failed to reveal any stolen articles from Cheyenne homes. Costello lived at Mrs. Ferris's house on Thames Street and recently at 1920 Pioneer Avenue, with authorities suspecting outside buyers but finding no goods. He claims six or seven California brothers and a two year penitentiary stint for forging a check. No inquest will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Costello
Cheyenne
Costello
Ferris
Thames Street
Pioneer Avenue
Tian
California
Graham
Anle
Early's
Third Forming Splendid Band From Recruits
Three brothers from Casper join the regimental band of the Third Wyoming Infantry as it forms into fighting shape for about 1800 to 1900 men. Bert Hollowell of Charlotte leads with a 12 year band experience. Musicians from across the state prepare as instruments arrive from Denver and state-owned gear is borrowed for practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Brothers
Casper
Third Wyoming Infantry
Martle
Bert Hollowell
Charlotte
N. C
Fender
Denver
Hollowell
Reil
Cheyenne
Mollawell
Cornets
Johnston
Sheridan
Barnes
Newcastle
Robiertson
Hudson
Kemar
Loveblin
Glenda
Harden
Saxaphone
Dwyer
Iowa
Trom Bones
Mealy
Omaha
Gage
Essmayr
Miller Cheyenne
Stauden
Schmidt
Hoyt
Rees
Pinnell
Alliance
Five Oil and Gas Firms File Incorporation Papers in Wyoming
Five concerns filed incorporation papers in Wyoming amid rising state filing fees. Del Mar Oil Company formed in Casper with offices in Casper and Los Angeles, capital $20 000. Mountain and Gulf Oil Company based in Cheyenne with capital $1 500 000. Great Western Hotel Company, from Casper, capital $10 000. Bethlehem Oil and Gas Company linked to Steubenville and Columbus, Ohio, with Cheyenne office and capital $7 000. F. W. Freightating Company tied to Cass ter, with office in Casper and capital $50 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
del Mar Oi Company
A. J. Tatesig
Los Angeles
G. H. Morgan
J. «. Jensen
Casper
Mountain & Gulf OU Company
J. J. Aitken
R. M. Aitken
A. C
Ohio
Cheveygne
Unita County Plans Lincoln Way Improvement Project
Levison reports state highways survey to rebuild and gravel surface seven miles of the Lincoln highway between Fortbudger and Leinan. The work aims to transform a less than proud stretch into a better road, part of a broader county and state effort to upgrade highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne. Levison
Chita
Lincoln Highway
Fortbudger
Leinan
Military Post First Cavalry Band to Play Naval Afternoon
Doings at the Military Post recounts the First Cavalry band preparing a naval afternoon concert with a varied program and mentions Sergeant Grant's return from Kansas City as a notable note. The piece also follows troop life and gossip among soldiers, including promotions, training, and daily mischief in a bustling war-time post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Cavalry
Local wartime dispatch notes busy civilian efforts
In a fragmented wartime report, civilians work amid machine chatter and hospital stays. Navid Tucland is detached as a weight operator in a poetic phone exchange. Sergeant Patterean and Corporal Watkins are mentioned in a tense, urgent context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Misa Hitchcock
A. Hi. Marbie
Country Clube
Chicago
Carrie Kinport
Colorado
Cisies Park
Cherokee Park
Elba Weekle
Memphis, Tenn
T. C. Rhea
A. E. Roeilel
Andrew, Jr
Hazel Chandler
Archie Allison
Clatskanie
William Wilsock
Velma
William McGuire
Agnes
Julia McGuire
William, Jr
Estes Park
W. R. Streeter
Streeter
Cudahy Packing Company
P. J. Goauff
Detroit
Mich
South Bend
Jnd
M. A. Dugan
Sioux City
William Hammond
Cecil Francisco
John Dugan
Amy Allison
George Carley
Margaret and
Kathryn Kintz
National Guard
H. L. Goff
L. C. Davia
Gioff
W. N
Marty Tilenderosa ,Jr
Presidio
Miss Hanno
Ridgley
Samphenstein
Hugo Obeinstein
Mrs Obenstein
D. R. Kinport
Portland, Ore
Boyd's Cash Market and Grocery
T. Bhowd
Oxfords
Mary Janes
Wasserman’s
Carey
Bailey
F. WD. Frefehting Company
M Co Crouch
Snook
T. B. Warnes
Unita County
Lincoln Way
Wmn. Myers Dry Goods Co
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Robert Fear
Ronaghs
March
Yaewa Hale
Sehale Fingle
King
Tranyr
Grant
Kooeas City
Tia
Radha
Hattery EL
Tk Cavalry Uinleon
Benon
Torre Thes
Sergenpis Gilson
Till
Seeterdas
Troy
Cork
John
Ralph
Kid
Fort Mile
Coir
Sam Wae
Wollard
Townsend
Wienlander
Otreus
Coalitions
Twente-fith
Paul Plereon
Plerse
Ecliaice
Aergesut
Franco
Punt
Beut
Boenin
Diamante
Adeou
Ted Mae
Agantention OY
Het Bale Luwien
Melmner
Uriah
Fies Bull Wu
Oi Jonsen
Hatter
Hallory
Patterean
Hawk
Dean Wanty
Corporal Watkins