Society Guests and Visitation Round Cheyenne
Mr and Mrs David Nimmo and their daughters Helen and Jean with Mrs John Nimmo and Miss Gladys traveled from Denver and spent the past week visiting Colorado sights. Madeline Dorian stays with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Ray Olds in Park addition. A J Karst of Chicago and M D Match of Lincoln Neb are brief visitors. W Connor W H Shedd and N A Phillipe of St Louis are guests at the Plains today. M Gibler of Colorado Springs and Clarence Meyer of Sheridan arrived in Cheyenne. Lieutenant Joe Meyer, home from overseas, is stationed at Fort S. Russell awaiting muster out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Nimmo
Helen
Jean
John Nimmo
Gladys
Denver
Colorado
Misa Madeline Dorian
Mrs. Ray Olds
Park Addition
Wr. W. Connor
W. H. Shedd
N. A. Phillipe
St. Louis, Mo
the Plains
Clarence Meyer
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Joe Meyer
Fin
Fort S. A. Russell
Illness Update From Centennial Cabin Visit
Myers Spaulding son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Spaulding has shown notable improvement after a sudden illness last Monday. He was taken to Irvinsom hospital where Dr McCullum attended him and he remains under care with his parents at his bedside. W H English Jr of New York City is visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Spaulding
Arthur Spaulding
Irvinsom Hospital
Myers
Misa Alice Hebard
Tebard Cabin
Centennial
McCullum ‘Wen
Mr. Spaulding
Mrs C W Christensen to Join Husband in Utah Station
Mrs. C W Christensen leaves this afternoon for Salt Lake City to join Captain C W Christensen of Company I 21st Infantry now stationed at Fort Douglas Utah. She was formerly Miss Florence Hempstead of New York who wed in Sidney Nebraska on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Christensen
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Cuy
Co. I
21St Inf
Fort Douglas
Utah
Christensen
Misa Florence Hempstead
New York
Sidney
Nebr
Fort D. A. Russell
W. S. Thomas
Seymore Street
Nervousness and Headaches Linked to Acid Stomach Remedy
Advert sees EATONIC marketed as a cure for acidity causing nervousness headaches and stomach distress. Claims instant relief from indigestion heartburn belching and bloating with testimonials from a physician and grateful users. Warns against enamel damage from excess stomach acid and urges readers to buy now with money back offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dentista
Eatonio
Panagenes
Valeott
Michi
Lawsuit May Open Santa Cruz Island to Public Access
A California suit in Santa Barbara County seeks control of Santa Cruz Island, the largest of the Channel Islands near Santa Barbara. The case may dissolve the Santa Cruz Island Company, splitting 67,000 acres among stockholders and opening the wild coast to tourism and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Cal
Santa Barbara County
Pacific Coast
Aglao S. Gapuceii
Arthur J
Fred F
Albina’ C. Cairo
Santa Cruz
Justinian Caire
Santa Cruz Island
Caire
George M. McGuire
Arctic Lands
Gapt
Ira Baton
Friends Pay Last Tribute to Davis
Immense flowers marked the funeral of Clyde E. Davis the young banker. Banks closed citywide as employees and lodge members attended the service at the Masonic temple. Consistory led the rites with Blue Lodge at the grave in Lakeview cemetery. Ma sonic quartet provided music and many songs honored the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde E. Davis
Masonic Temple
Blue Lodge
Lakeview Cemetery
Ma Davis
Boty
State of the Temple
Frank Dures
George Futor
Stanley Vaughan
J. Melnerney
Gene Beatty
Eoward Storey
Rooms Needed for Visiting Teachers for Institute
Miss Anna M. Dobbin appeals to Cheyenne residents to list rooms for visiting teachers attending the 42nd institute from August 25 to 29. About 150 teachers will be in town. with hotels crowded, additional accommodations are sought. Call 76045W or visit the superintendent’s office with telephone and street details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Dobbin
Cheyenne
Hers
Salling
Funeral Services for Mrs Snow Today at Hobbs Parlors
The funeral of Mrs. P. E. Snow is set for 2:20 PM today from Hobbs Muckfeldt Finkbiner parlors with burial in Lake View cemetery. Rev. B. E. Brace will preside and pallbearers include A H Doane Clyde M Watts M F Hart Dr W A Wyman A N Beeche and S Ws Pinkhiner. Mrs Snow died Tuesday after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. BE. Snow
Hobbs, Muckfeldt & Finkbiner
Lake View
B. E. Brace
A. H. Doane
Clyde M. Watts
M. PF. Hart
W. A. Wyman
A. N. Beeche
Ws. Pink- Hiner
Larsh Jr Expected Home After Overseas Service
Walter W. Larsh, son of Postmaster Walter L. Larsh, was due back last night from Oklahoma for a short visit. He served two years with engineers in France and was discharged in Ohio two weeks ago. After a stop in Ohio he planned to return to Oklahoma for work, visiting Cleveland guests Mrs. P. J. McCann Mary J. Casey and Charles P. McCann of Ohio are in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Larsh
Walter L. Larsh
Oklahoma
Engineers
France
Ohio
Oho
P. J. McCann
Mary J. Casey
Charles P. McCann
Cleveland, Ohio
City
Columban Secretaries Take Posts at Fort Russell Gym
James R. Ryan, Knights of Columbus worker, assumes K G secretary duties at Fort Russell after previously directing at Camp Funston. Joe Newman, in Denver, surveyed Fort Russell for a KC secretary posting. Major Stanley F. Goar met Fort Russell officers during a Cheyenne visit to discuss welfare work and military camp morale programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James RA. Ryan
Knights of Columbus
K. C. Hut No. 2
Camp Funston
Fort Russell
K. G
Fort
Joe Newman
Denver
Fort Mussell
Ryan
Aan
Glenarnill
Newman
H. Forssell
War Gump Community Service
Coar
Forssell
War Department
Major Cony
San Francisco
Harry Cole Discharged at Fort Russell
Cheyenne boy Harry Cole received his discharge on Wednesday at Fort Russell and plans to stay. He served with the 308th Signal Battalion in France and with the army of occupation in Germany. He survived a shelling incident just before the armistice was signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cole
Fort Russell
308Th Fold Signal Battalion
France
Army of Occupation
Germany
Jellicoe Urges War Preparation for British Naval Dominance
In Sydney Admiral Viscount Jellicoe addresses the Navy League stressing the empire’s sea communications depend on a strong navy. He warns against disarmament talks and urges Britain and its dominions to ensure naval supremacy to deter future German submarine threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Viscount Jellicoe
League of Nations
Navy League
Great Britain
London
Germany
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America
Luxus
Fred Krug Promiustefan
Omaha
U. S
East Side Bottling Works
A. J. Karst
Chicago
M. Gibler
Colorado Springs
W. H. English, Jr
New York City
H. C. Wilson
Portland, Ore
Roy E. Harris
A. J. Speight
J. J. Hill
3. J. Hatch
Kaufman, Texas
John H. Mullison
Laramie
Margaret and
Anna Mullison
Warren Avenue
Major J. Newlin Alexander
Roundup, Mont
Bour
Roedel Sands-Hays Drug CO
Davis
W. W
Garey
J. W. Uomep
Walter Larsh Junior
Columban
Russell
League OF Peace
Jellicoe
Kellogg’s
Ois
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