Club and Church Events At the Executive Mansion
Mrs. Frank L. Houx wife of Governor Houx has been confined to her home all week with neuralgia. A concert plan is being developed with Cheyenne and army musicians. time and place to be announced. Misses Doane and Whipple discontinue supervised play for Cheyenne youths to focus on autumn prep. Miss Doane to Oberlin in September. Miss Whipple to Burlington Iowa to teach. Visitors include Mike Frances Dillman of Omaha and Miss Martha Henry en route from Greeley to Lincoln. Mrs. K J Walter and son Eddy depart for Chicago after two months with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Houx
Houx
Margaret Doane
Marjorie Whipple
Cheyenne
Miss Doane
Oberlin College
Miss Whipple
Burlington
Wasi
Company L
Thermopolis
Waeorge Montgomery
Will Carpenter
Montgomery
Howard L. Hubler
Mrs Parker Hosts Informal Bridge At Tyson Home
Mrs Arthur Parker wife of Major Parker led a bridge gathering at Mrs L R Tyson's home with two tables of players and tea for guests. Mrs H A Floyd won high score and Mrs Parker received a guest prize address book. Attendees include Mrs Parker Mrs L B E Martin Mrs W E Jackson Sheridan Miss Jessie Hitchcock Cody and others. Tea served at five. Parker to move to Palo Alto to join husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Parker
Major Parker
L. R. Tyson
H. A. Floyd
Parker
Cheyenne
L. BE. Martin
W. E. Jackson
Sheridan
Jessie Hitchcock
Cody
F. L. Houx
R. Anderson
J. D. Clark
Floyd
Sam Thompson
W. E. Mullen
Rh. B. Forsyth
Gerald Walker
Kindergarten Teacher Anna Wooley Hosts Fort Russell Breakfast
Miss Anna Wooley, a kindergarten teacher at Fort Russell, will entertain at breakfast this morning as a compliment to Mrs. Arthur Parker and her house guest Miss Jessie Hitchcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wooley
Fort Russell
Arthur Parker
Jessie Hitchcock
Benefit concert to aid Third Wyoming band funds
Loyal citizens proposed a Cheyenne benefit to supply the Third Wyoming regiment band with music. Mrs Harold Vaughan quickly offered to plan the concert with proceeds to be used for the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Third Wyoming Regiment
Harold Vaughan
Miss Kepler in the Hospital After Appendicitis Surgery
Miss Eva Kepler, a Cheyenne society figure, is patient at St. John’s hospital where she underwent an appendicitis operation on Thursday. She rallied and is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
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Miss Kepler
Miss Eva Kepler
Cheyenne
St. John’s Hospital
Visiting List Highlights Local Travel and Assignments
Mr and Mrs W Crouter plan a Cheyenne trip from Wheatland to visit Lt Cleille Crouter of the Wyoming National Guard at the Plains hotel. Mrs John Morrison travels to Wendover then New York City for the winter. The Martins and Mrs Jackson head to Sheridan after enlisting in the W N G. Miss Grace Emerson and her sister work for the state tax commissioner in Laramie. Mrs Philip Brown and Mary Louise Morton return from Laramie to Cheyenne. Leslie Miller and family head to Casper for oil interests. Mrs James Wilkinson visits Cheyenne staying with Mayor K N Lafontaine’s family in Pine Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Crouter
Cheyenne
Wheatland
Cleille Crouter
Wyoming National Guard
the Plains
John Morrison
Wendover
Peter McFarhine
New York City
Miss Wilkinson to Return Home From Cheyenne Visit
Miss Gladys Wilkinson of Pine Bluffa has been visiting Mayor and Mrs. R. N. LaFontaine and friends in Cheyenne for two weeks and will return home this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Wilkinson
Pine Bluffa
R. N. LaFontaine
Cheyenne
Women clubs meet at homes this week
The F. W. A. bridge club gathers Monday afternoon at Mrs. Wallace Bond's Park addition home. The Past Matron's club of C. FE. 8. meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. W. G. Bruce's home with sewing and visiting. Mrs. Oom Robertson joins as co hostess. The Help One Another club visits Mrs. Philip Brown at 2020 Thames Street Thursday afternoon with work prepared for the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. A. Club
F. W. A. Bridge Club
Wallace Bond
Park Addition
C. FE
W. G. Bruce
Oom Robertson
Bruce
Pilip Brown
Thames Street
Church Circles Discuss Missions Meeting Led by Mrs Hoskins
The Methodist Missionary Society met at Mrs. G. Hoskins home on Rockafield Friday afternoon with Mrs. W. C. Hoskins presiding. Mrs. Harry Durham spoke on The History of Missions. The annual meeting is set for two weeks with a social session at Mrs. Durham's home and Aimite boxes to be opened then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missions
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
W. C. Hoskins
Rockafield
History of Missions
Harry Durham
Durham
Anna Gordon W C T U Meet This Thursday
The Anna Gordon W C T U will hold a meeting Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Will Reid's home at 2115 Bays street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Gordon
Ready Market for Town Lots in Basin
Basin August 11 Some time ago an addition opened in the north part of town by the Collins Land company and later taken over by Denver capitalists led by Joe Henry The land was owned by W S Collins and divided into 60 by 140 foot lots and some acres A special water right from Big Horn Irrigation Company provides free irrigation water for all lots Early this spring A H Klarman from Casper investigated the property and will manage sales This land plus other improvements is turning Basin into a city of pretty homes with plans for several new houses in the addition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins Land Company
Denver
Joe Henry
W. S. Collins
Big Horn Irrigation Company
A. H. Klarman
Casper
Basin
University dairy stock program expands in Weston County
Burton of Laramie, representing the University of Wyoming cooperative extension, joined county agent George Holmsatead to survey Weston county dairy stock. They met leading farmers, some showing intent to buy stock soon, and Burton planned to assist other counties with dairy stock work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Burton
Laramie
University of Wyoming
George Holmsatead
Weston County
Ttis
County
Doings at the Military Post Battery PD 2th Cavalry
Information sought from Sweeny. Fort Riley notes include Pvt. Forsha buying gear, Watson leaving for sea school, and a four month stay. Mecrommamun of Battery Bis at Neepiel ill with weariness fever totals weeks lost. Concert plans honor Mrs. Foltz with program led by Burroughs, plus casual banter from privates at the 29th Cavalry canteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MecComamiun
Best Eats Fight For Food While Mess Sergeant Struggles
A lively note highlights top dishes amid a struggling mess sergeant who is pressed by higher demands. The passage contrasts culinary merit with organizational strain, implying growing pressure on kitchen staff and leadership without specific names or places.
O Toole Question on Losing the Windshield Up
The user asks about O'Toole's belief regarding losing the windshield up and about Speed Coda not speeding to visit hospitalized friends, referencing unclear or fictional scenarios. No verifiable facts or context provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Toole
Debut of Harry Jeffers Aids Wartime Cheer
Iowa athlete Harry Jeffers plans an August debut and hopes to be out tonight to boost the girls after the dance. The unit reports return to duty from doctors and notes slow payday amid routine duties at the 25th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jeffers
Iowa
Mikie
Aye
Unclear Text Fragment About Stable Talk Or Exchange
The readable portion describes a discussion about a stable and a Weinhandler asking if a settlement was reached. It mentions an over, a Wil, and a Thrower, but no clear events, people, or places are identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weinhandler
Mystery Recruit in Uniform Salutes Silence
A recruit fails to salute an officer during a walk by a posted guard. An exchange follows with a terse reply about service duration. The missive notes a death announcement by Mustefan Forsythe and hints at a planned Geoout around the seventh of Anwon Vaughan, with a warning about an awful voice signaling activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustefan Forsythe
Anwon Vaughan
Porous be the 1st Cavalry guard duty misreads and myths
A quirky war era note describes Posh and Moll from the Porous be the 1st Cavalry on guard duty at 7 am with odd dialogue about coffee, nicknames, and a mis salute incident involving an officer of the day. It mentions Isben the ex light wave diver turned leather puller and a mock exam board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isben
Daniel Webster
Board of Examiners
Weather Forecast for Cheyenne and Vicinity
Weather report notes cloudy conditions and no immediate temperature rise for Cheyenne and nearby towns. Warmer spells extend from the Canadian north to the Ohio Valley with a broad region including Colorado, the Panhandle, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and parts of Canada. Highest 49 degrees at noon. lowest 51 degrees at 5 am. winds up to 21 mph from the west. Total precipitation since January remains near normal. garden notes hint at a late-fall frost and seed plans for spring.
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Stattieved
Ariana
Linh
Colorado
Panhandle
Oklahome
Louisiana
Atlantic
Alberta
Mortona
Dakoty
Netowka
Ohio Vaileys
Platey
Flume Completed and Worland Crops Saved
The new flume completion allows a strong water flow to irrigate the Worland area. Farmers expect to save a large portion of the sugar beets as the canal water is turned in and spreads over fields. L B Laird and Chas Cucanauath supervised the project and returned to town satisfied with the successful operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
L. EB. Laird
Chas. Cucanauath
Jong
Eye sight specialist listed for lens adaptation references
A brief reference to F R Jones as an eye sight specialist notes lens adaptation for correction. Office hours are mentioned as 1 to f pm, with garbled text surrounding the refraction and retinology context. The readable portion emphasizes eye care services and appointment times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Jones
Fragmentary 18th Century Weather Riddle
A garbled text fragment hints at a drought or storm affecting crops and livestock with unsettled farming conditions. It reads as if blaming weather for ruined crops and disrupted cattle care, implying broader agricultural worry. These lines resemble a dated, lyrical weather lament.
Woman Overcomes Ills with Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
A Missouri woman recalls long illness from age and walking on hands to move. She reports rapid recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She moved into a new home and raised hundreds of chickens and ducks, praising the remedy.
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Lydd
Johnston
Dex Li
hKiciunemd
Dak
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Gertrude Thompson
John Charles Thompson, Jr
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Table Mountain
L. E. Martin
W. EF. Jackson
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Philip Brown
Mary Louise Morton
Mrs
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Leslie Miller
Mr. Miller
James Wilkinson
Pine Bluffs
LaFontaine
P. N. and
Matron's Club
University Workers
Alli Weston
2Th Cavalry
Tak Sweeny
Dri
Remulathons Belne Cites Deep, Corp
Forsha Haw
Skt
Watson Feft
Fort Riley
Kan
24Th Cavalry
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Rentiomen
Luke Trombone
Bolin Flanagan
Musiciaas
Bonner and
Gardner
Wally—Millicent
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Enlisted Men’s Club
29Th Cavalry
Holder
Wiepiv
Hatters A
Noticer
Leo Crann
Archambault
Emanuel
Congers
Pet. Crang
Spears
N. G
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Battery A
25Th Cavatry
Seharschin
Uring
von Nwie
Dave
Werner
1St Cavalry
Gardoh
Reiders
Leutenant
Courke
Toquire
Pioneer
Mhone
Weather Report
Vienitt
Acti Tioen
Sieteie Garden
Win. Myers Dry Goods Co
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
W. W. Quinn Chen Ton
Carey Ave
Postulftee
Sto i
Cheyenne Wool & Hide Company
Motus
Pres Het
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Lincoln Highway
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