Society Denver visitors call on Cheyenne amid steady arrivals
The Cheyenne social page lists a long string of visitors and residents from Denver, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, St. Louis, Philadelphia and other cities. Names include C G Nelson, Carl J Norman, L Lily, J Davis, Miss Bessie Laws, Miss Charlotte L Terry, P A Waters, W W Ruhradt, George L Jennings, H G Doyle, J B Hawa, A R Simmons, E R Edward, S Boek, H Jackson, C B Breteke, I C Boer, J L Malin, George Joffee, Victor Joffee, R C Grubb and many others visiting or staying at local hotels and homes.
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Denver
Cheyenne
C. G. Nelson
Carl J. Norman
C. B. Spooner
Brid
L. Lily
A J. Westland
Joe Davis
Bessie Laws
G. Wheeler
Charlotte L. Terry
F. H. Green
P. A. Waters
J. Lewis Davis
A. S. Parlen
W.W. Ruhradt
George L. Jennings
H. G. Doyle
J. 8S
Denver wedding charms Topeka visitors and local plans
Miss Thelma N. Mutt and Lieut. J. H. Sirene married in Denver on Saturday with Rev. Robert Allen Pollack officiating. Mrs Sirene resumes county clerk duties in Cheyenne and the couple plan an extended honeymoon and future home elsewhere. Nearby, Topeka visitors George L Bailey and others spent last night in Rock Springs, and N C McGinn of Greeley Center visits Roundup on business. Knights and Ladies of Security to meet Thursday night at the I O O F hall.
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William R. Lee
Thomas Nogers
Rock Springs
Ee N.C. McGinn
Greeley Center
Neb
Cheyenne
Roundup
Mont
Thelma N. Mutt
Frances Hutt
East Eighteenth Street
J. H. Skene
Fort Russell
Denver
Robert Allen Pollack
Presbyterian Church
Sirene
Minneapolis
Minn
Fort Ruseed
Fort Mussell
Knights and Ladies of Security
I. O. O. P. Hall
Green River Ice Shortage Mirrors Cheyenne
Green River faces an ice famine as the Sweetwater Beverage company stops service for the rest of the season. The town blames a heat wave this summer, contrasting Cheyenne which cites a severe winter spell for its delivery halt.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Green River
Sweetwater Beverage Company
Green River Company
Rough Dry Beneficiary Laundry Service Rumors
Women who tested Rough Dry at the Geyser Laundry say it solved washing troubles for the whole family with its claimed cleaning and fabric care benefits.
Prisoners donate first Salvation Army drive gift
The county jail inmates provide the initial contribution to the Salvation Army home service drive. Prisoners place a bottle with a card reading For the needs of the Salvation Army 27,000 and donate their small sums, signaling strong early support for the upcoming drive to raise 27,000 for a new building. Captain Holbrook and Judge Matson note it as the first announced gift and a hopeful sign for the campaign.
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Salvation Army Home Service
A. M. Holbrook
Salvation Army
Laramie County
Reanpalen
Holbrook
R. N. Matson
Wynds
Jide Roderick N. Matson
Mrs. Jones Fined for Cursing Neighbors
Addie Jones a colored woman was fined 840 for using profane language toward neighbor children. Neighbors protested and claimed children were frightened. Jones said she would likely repeat the act if bothered again and left court undeterred.
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Addie Jones
Police Target Sidewalk Bicycle Riders in City Campaign
Chief Kriberg announced a vigorous campaign against riding bicycles on the sidewalk. A fine of 3 was imposed on an offender in police court, with warnings issued to all riders, including youths, to obey the ordinance or face penalties.
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Kriberg
Warnae Nes
Villista Methods Unlock Penitentiary
Felix Leon, ex Villista, who tried to eliminate a fellow countryman in Rawlins Wyoming, fired on Town Marshal Banks and fled. Captured after a posse pursued him, he was sentenced to two to four years in the penitentiary for using Villista methods in law enforcement.
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Banks
Leon
Garfield chair donated to state historical collection
A chair used by President Garfield has been added to the state historical department collection. Mrs. W. W. Patterson of Rock Springs donated it, and it previously belonged to Pat McCann, the first sheriff of Sweetwater County, whose term covered much of western Wyoming.
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State
Garfield
Garefield
State Historical Department
W. W. Patterson
Rock Springs
Pat McCann
Sweetewater
Wyoming
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Lincoln, Neb
D. M. Ebert
Mrs. J. A. Polloya
Chicago
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H. C. Carter
Cleveland, C
Robert H. Hirsch
Kansas City
F. D. Gray
Louisville, Ky
T. J. Malloy
Truman Brothers of
Bushnell
Wvytqwre
Mr. and
Mra. C. Stoddard
Muscle Shoals, Ala
F. S. Smith
H. A. Welton
Detroit
William A. Russell
Fiora Hansen
Harvard, Neb
M. A. Stein of
Loveland, Colo
T. G. Brueckner
San Francisco
A.M. McClure of
Camp Dix
W. Storee
St. Louis
Phil €. Lee
BE. L. Vernon
Tama
M. Hr. Misfeldt
Duluth
the Plains
Nows
R. W. Graham
Tulsa, Okla
Paul Y. Cross
Philadelphia
the Plains Hotel
Jack Spencer
St. Joseph
Ethel Hardy
Omaha
C. A. Bulkeley
Wilmington
Del
George J. Koehler
Oaceola, Neb
George L. Bailey
A. C. Colé
B. M. Heal and
J. P. Eliott
Topeka
Queen of Labor Savers
Irwith
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
Vicks Vaporub
Schlitz
C. Beaman
E. 16Th & Seymour Sts
Cheyenne, Wyo
Milwaukee