Local wedding unites Wilson and Fisk kin in Cheyenne
Miss Flora Fisk of Shellrocktown married Harry P. Wilson of Cedare Falls Iowa at the Congregational parsonage with Dr J J Shingler officiating. Guests from the Christian Endeavor society attended as bridesmaid Ruth Chaplin and best man Fred W. Wyland. The ceremony featured flag decor and a bread-and-fish reception, with gifts from assembled friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ruth Chaplin
C. EB. Society
Cheyenne
Fred W. Wyland
Misa Chaplin
Mra
Wilson
Ervin Potte
P. H. Fisk
Shellrock
Laws
Dancing Party and Parish House Dance News
Mrs. Arthur Parker hosts an informal dancing party for her house guest Miss Jessie Hitchcock of Cody this evening. At the Parish House the Sunergae of St. Mark's held a dance last night with Cheyenne youths and Fort Russell enlisted men joining the crowd. Mrs. Moorelhouse's orchestra provided music for Five o'Clock Teas and invitations for 5 o'clock teas on August 16 and 17 promise society events. Miss Rose Hannon of Newberg Oregon, visiting Cheyenne, was nicknamed the Rose after two addresses for the WCTU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Arthur Parker
Jessie Hitchcock
Cody
Sunergae
St. Mark's
Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Charles Bristol
Hannon
Rose
Rose Hannon
Newberg
Ore
Visiting List Hosts and Local Society Moves
Visitors and residents pass through Cheyenne with lengthy social rounds. Mr and Mrs Peter Kool of Sheridan plan to leave after a Denver business stop, Major Arthur Parker returns from California to await Wyoming national guard deployment, and Ruth BreisHeh resumes duties at the state land office after travels including Moorcroft. Other lives touch Denver Moorcroft Laramie and Lincoln as various family relations plan visits and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Kool
Sheridan
Cheyenne
the Plains
Denver
Kool
Arthur Parker
California
Wyoming National Guard
Palo Alto
Parker
United States
Ruth Brefeeh
Marjorie Badgette
O. Wt
Moorcroft
Ansper
Elwood Breiseh
Laramie
Frank Kolliday
Preiseh
State Land Office
Women clubs announce pilenie and social events
The ladies of the K M A woman’s club invite all attendees to Lake Minnehaha Friday at 3 pm for a pilenie and supper at 5 pm. Mail clerks and families are urged to attend. Past Matron’s group meets at Mrs Proe’s home 417 East Twenty-third Street. Coterie Art Club hosts at Mrs Ed Gnam 513 East Seventeenth Street this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Lake Minnehaha
FE. S
W. G. Bruce
C. V. Robertson
Coterie Art Club
Ed Gnam
East Seventeenth Street
Baptist Missionary Society Meeting At Local Church
The Baptist Missionary society will meet this afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs. Newell Bell as leader. Hostesses will be Mesdames Law, Davis and Willlane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Missionary Society
The
Newell Bell
Mesdames Law, Davis and
Willlane
Christian Endeavor Social at Congregational Church
The Christian Endeavor society of the Congregational church will host an informal social in the church parlors this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Social
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Congregational Church
Picnic for Methodist Sunday school children spoiled by poison
An annual junior church picnic planned for this afternoon in City Park was spoiled when poison was found. Authorities investigate after the Methodist Sunday school event for primary and kindergarten children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
City Park
Sunday School Class Fundraiser At Fort Russell Y M C A
Misses Marjorie Whipple and Dorothy Van Winkle host an informal social to raise funds for the Fort Russell Y M C A. The event Thursday at 8 o clock features a novel program followed by games contests and refreshments with admission of only a dime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Sunday School
Marjorie Whipple
Dorothy van Winkle
Fort Russell Y. M
Social Circle Kensington to Meet at Frankenfield Home
The Mettho district church Social Circle will hold its regular Kensington meeting Friday afternoon at 2410 Whoone Treat. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. W. C. Boskins Mrs. J. P. Brown and Mrs. H. R. Millard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Metthodist Church
Mes
H Frankenfield
W. C. Bioskins
Bvane
R. Millard
New Overseas Division Formed From 26 States
The War Department announced the creation of a new overseas division of more than 20 000 troops drawn from national guard units of 26 states and the District of Columbia. Brigadier General William H Mann will be nominated to major general to command the unit, which will deploy soon. The states include Louisiana Pennsylvania Wisconsin New York Ohio Georgia Alabama Iowa Illinois Indiana Minnesota Maryland South Carolina California Missouri Virginia North Carolina Kansas Texas Michigan New Jersey Tennessee Oklahoma Nebraska Colorado Oregon and the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Germany
Rome
Pope Benedict
War Department
Overseas” Service
National Guard
District of Columbia
Fon Munder
William H. Mann
Wilsen
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
New York
Ohio
Georgia
Alabama
Iowa
Sinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Maryland
South Carolina
California
Missouri
Virginia
North Carolina
Kansas
Texas
Michigan
New Jersey
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Colorado
Oregon
King Ferdinand Seeks Peace Yet Calls for Unity in War
In a first public interview since the war began the Bulgarian king said Bulgarians want peace but must hold out. He blamed Italy's defection on King Victor Emmanuel and French influence while outlining Bulgaria's future ties with Austria Hungary and Germany to boost agriculture and compete in global fruit trade.
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Bewne
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
America
Stuttgart Neus Tageblatt
Wuertemberg
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Hubarin
Avuetria-Hungary
Germany
Boleria
Congress to vote on large new loan for allies
Washington August 14 Congress will likely be asked to authorize a loan to the allies ranging from 3.6 to 4.0 billion dollars. McAdoo and Kitchen approved the proposal and urged a larger war revenue tax increase beyond 2.0 billion, with a December session likely to revise the tax bill. Leader ads push the biggest possible ad margin across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Congress
McAdoo
Kitchen
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Leader
Exemption Claims To Be Rechecked By Printed Questions
Laramie County draft board adopts a new plan to verify exemptions. They will mail printed questions to all claimants, have affidavits sworn, and use the answers to decide who is exempt or held. Local officials call the process nearly impossible and laborious as staff work long hours gathering information for the war department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkela
Laramie County
War Department
Esmay Youngest to Earn Commission in State Leader
Esmay of Douglas is named the youngest officer to receive a commission from the officers reserve wives list. The 2 vente old first sergeant of F company Douglas previously served at the border with Wyoming troops and is praised as a first rate officer. His father led the regimental band from Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esmay
Rudolph al Exmay
Douglas
Eamay
Ile
Wyoming
Mother of Nine Children Praises Pinkham Compound
Springfield resident MapaMe Everna Bedard reports relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for weakness and fainting postnatal recovery. She credits renewed strength to the tonic blend of roots and herbs and urges other mothers to consider the remedy. The advertisement notes nationwide testimonials and offers confidential advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
MapaMe Everna Bedard
Main Street
Friendly aliens invited to enlist in U S Army
An Office of the Provost Marshal General order encourages friendly aliens who have declared intention to become citizens to enlist in the U S military. It states they are no longer disqualified by birth or naturalization papers and should be welcomed when called, with local boards directed to facilitate their enlistment for service in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
United States
Alfhiough
Alion
Eitieen
Deciawranta
Nitideriopantea
Shane
Buon
Liviune
Prohinter of Goethals to Leave
An appointee of General Goethals, the general manager of the Smers seney Fleet corporation, has asked to be relieved from duties. The officer, reported by the shipping youths office, is said to have offered resignation amid anticipated replacement by Major Ko Ee Weed and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
York
Smersseney Fleet Corporation
Shipping Youths Office
Goethals
Ko Ee Weed
Tiaethals Oypradtier
Ds Cleo
Tiaesienahiane
Fas
Penely
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Minch
Stear Creek
Alice
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Gertrude
Mildred and
Herman Mickley
Mire W. A. Heath
Low Nelson
Windsor Apartments
Charles Tewson
Helen
Seattle
Wash
Morthind
Mere
Ed Will
Awlink
A. W. Heath
HW. Jensen
Detroit
Miss Evelyn
Ann Arbor
Mrs. L. Doingerfield
Lewiston Mont
Riverberg
Orr
Ruth Breiseh
Will Roberte
C.D. Roberts
Chicago Theological Seminary
John Morrison
Wendover
Peter McFarlane
Fay Walker
McFarlane
Miss Walker
East
L. W. Trumbull
Mr. Trumbull
Dorothy Foster
Lillian Irvine
J. C. Irvine
P. IL. Foster Home
WW. B. Marshall
Alice Bainum
Henry Bainum
Lincoln
Neb
A. W. Barber
I. M. A. Plenie
Tal
Tillinghast Huston
Yankees
United States Engineers
Wyoming Guard
POCA
Ade
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Goethals Ysiks
Sen Dom
Chichester
Brad
Imaxport
Patii Bk the
Auto Goods Company
West Lincoln Highway
Agory Brport
Linculm
Laaramie
Wamseuter
Aarching Geltor Adisstace
Schrader Pump
Dildine’s Service
Court House
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