Society Gathers And Travelers Visit Cheyenne
Mr and Mrs David Nimmo and daughters Helen and Jean with Mrs John Nimmo and Miss Gladys motored from Denver spending a week touring Colorado sites. Madeline Dorian visits relatives Ray and Mrs Olds in Park addition. Various guests including A J Karst from Chicago M D Match from Lincoln Neb and M Gibler from Colorado Springs stay in Cheyenne as Lieutenant Joe Meyer returns from overseas and awaits muster out.
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David Nimmo
Helen
Jean
John Nimmo
Gladys
Denver
Colorado
Misa Madeline Dorian
Mrs. Ray Olds
Park Addition
Illness of Myers Spaulding Improves at Hospital
Myers Spaulding son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Spaulding has shown marked improvement after a sudden illness. He was rushed to Irvinsom hospital with his mother and brother at his side. Dr McCullum attended and he remains under bedside care as family members travel through Centennial lodging and local arrivals are noted.
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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
Mrs C W Christensen leaves this afternoon for Salt Lake City to join Captain C W Christensen of Company I 21st Infantry stationed at Fort Douglas Utah. Formerly Miss Florence Hempstead of New York she married in Sidney Nebraska on July 4. Christensen was stationed at Fort D A Russell. She has visited Cheyenne as a guest of Mr and Mrs W S Thomas at 2217 Seymore Street. Mrs John H Mullison of Laramie arrived yesterday to live with her daughters Margaret and Anna Mullison at 2712 Warren Avenue. Major J Newlin Alexander of Roundup Montana is in the city.
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Clarence Meyer
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Joe Meyer
Fin
Fort S. A. Russell
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
John H. Mullison
Laramie
Margaret and
Anna Mullison
Warren Avenue
Nervous Stomach Remedies Promised with EATONIC
An advertisement touts EATONIC as a cure for acid stomach causing nervousness headaches and indigestion. It claims instant relief from heartburn belching and gas, with endorsements from doctors and grateful users, urging readers to buy today or risk losing money.
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Dentista
Eatonio
Panagenes
Valeott
Michi
Lawsuit May Open Santa Cruz Island to Public
A Santa Barbara county suit by Aglao S Gapucii against Arthur J Fred F and Albina Cairo the Santa Cruz Island company and others seeks ownership of Santa Cruz Island the largest island near the mainland. If heirs prevail the corporation could be dissolved and parcels divided among stockholders with a potential new tourist harbor and wharf development.
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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 for Clyde E. Davis the young banker held at the Masonic temple. Banks closed as city workers and lodge members attended. Blue Lodge rites followed at Lakeview cemetery with Ma sonic quartet and songs dear to Ma Davis. Pallbearers named including George Futor and Stanley Vaughan.
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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
Miss Anna M. Dobbin appeals to Cheyenne residents to offer rooms for about 150 visiting teachers attending the 42nd institute from August 25 to 29. People may contact her offices or call 76045W to list available accommodations or requests for hosts.
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Anna M. Dobbin
Cheyenne
Hers
Salling
Funeral Services for Mrs Snow Today
The funeral of Mrs. P. B. Snow will be held at 2:20 today from Hobbs Muckfeldt Finkbiner parlors with burial in Lake View cemetery. The Rev. B. E. Brace will conduct the services. pallbearers are A. H. Doane Clyde M. Watts M. P. Hart Dr. W. A. Wyman A. N. Beeche and H. Ws. Pink-Hiner. Mrs Snow died Tuesday after a long illness.
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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 Junior to Visit Home After France Service
Walter W. Larsh, son of Postmaster Walter L. Larsh, was expected home from Oklahoma for a short visit. He served two years with engineers in France and was discharged in Ohio two weeks ago. After visiting Ohio, he planned to return to Oklahoma for a new position. Mrs. P. J. McCann, Mary J. Casey and Charles P. McCann of Cleveland are visiting in the city.
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Walter W. Larsh
Walter L. Larsh
Oklahoma
Engineers
France
Ohio
Oho
P. J. McCann
Mary J. Casey
Charles P. McCann
Cleveland, Ohio
City
Columba n secretary stationed at Fort Russell gym
James RA. Ryan a Knights of Columbus worker has been stationed at Fort Russell to take up the role of K G secretary. He will oversee the post gym, athletics, and welfare work for soldiers, coordinating with Red Cross and other welfare workers. Joe Newman and Major Stanley F. Goar are cited in related planning and oversight.
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 Dis charged at Russell
Cheyenne boy Harry Cole received his discharge Wednesday at Fort Russell and plans to stay. He served with the 308th field signal battalion in France and with the Army of Occupation in Germany. He was in a shelled building just before the armistice but escaped injury.
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Harry Cole
Fort Russell
308Th Fold Signal Battalion
France
Army of Occupation
Germany
Jellicoe Urges War Readiness for British Empire
Admiral Viscount Jellicoe, visiting Sydney, warns that British sea communications safeguard the empire. He argues nations must prepare for war and that naval supremacy remains essential to Britain and its overseas dominions amid League of Nations debates.
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Sydney
Australia
Viscount Jellicoe
League of Nations
Navy League
Great Britain
London
Germany
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