Picnic Honors at Executive Mansion Hostesses
Miss Thorn and Miss Mercedes Houx daughters of Governor and Mrs Houx acted as hostesses at a park picnic in the city park on Tuesday. The event began in the morning and continued into the afternoon with small girls as guests and a luncheon served at noon. Judge and Mrs Carey hosted a separate informal dinner at their home that evening with several guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Thorn
Mercedes Houx
Ru PL. Houx
Mise Alicé"Carvie
City Park
Erry
Dorothin
Kathryn Evans
Mary Louise Now
Elizabeth Jenkins
Marian Vickhorn
Charlotte Sellers
June
Joseph M. Carey
Covre Jaid
Gerald Juiker
Carl Axt
Ota
Presbyterian Aid Society and Charity Events at Church
The Presbyterian Aid Society will meet in the church parlors on Friday afternoons in August with refreshments omitted. Miss Dorothy Van Winkle and Miss Marjorie Whipple with Baptist Sunday school girls host a benefit social this evening at 7 o clock in the church parlors for Fort Russell Y M C A. The Baptist Missionary society met with Mrs. Win Hanesworth presiding to review the July missionary magazine and discuss work in home and foreign fields. A finance committee was appointed including Mesdames Hanesworth Law and Kinnear. A letter from India about leper work was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid Society
Dorothy van Winkle
Marjorie Whipple
Baptist Sunday School
Fort Russell Y. M
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Win Hanesworth
Newell Bell
Kinnear
E.S. Johnston
George van Winkle
Mesdames Hanesworth
Cecil Law and
Social News Briefs From Cheyenne Area
Local residents and visitors are listed in a Cheyenne social notes roundup. Mrs. Joseph M. Carey visits Charley Carey’s ranch. Mrs. Guthrie and Miss Guthrie plan a Denver trip. Mrs. Keiffer travels to Washington and returns soon. Various officials, diplomats, and families visit, host, or travel to Denver, Washington, Casper, and points along the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Carey
Charley Carey
Henry Stevick
Alice
Casper
Cheyenne
Treat for Soldiers Is Set for Friday
A Cheyenne Third Wyoming infantry unit was to be treated to ice cream and home made cake by Mrs. Meyers wife of Capt Meyers of the machine gun company and Cheyenne women. The plan was announced in error as Friday evening instead of yesterday causing disappointment and embarrassment as news leaked out. An officer of the company was responsible for the statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Wyoming Infantry
Meyers
Cheyenne
Women’s Club Meeting at 2020 Thames Street
The Help One Another club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Philip Brown at 2020 Thames Street. Work will be ready for all who attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Brown
Thames Street
Model Sergeant Carries Reform Along New Angle
Sgt. W. H. Singleton rose to prominence in Cheyenne by organizing dances and leading the Enlisted Men's association. He later lectured in churches and secured a civil license to marry Buster LaRue, a former resident of a house of ill fame run by Belle Reardoi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Sgt
W. H. Singleton
Singleton
Straightway
Congregational Church
Buster LaRue
Belle Reardoi
Nebraskans Demand Haller Explain or Quit
The Nebraska state council of defense urged Frank L. Haller of Omaha, president of the university board of regents, to clear himself of disloyalty charges or resign. It also urged the board to remove him as chairman if he refuses to meet the charges and resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebraska State Council of Defense Today
Frank L. Haller
Board of Regents
Nebraska State University
Haller
American Troops In France Are Reviewed
First contingent of the American expeditionary force was reviewed in France by Major General William L. Sibert. It marked the first time the troops were all together, described as a splendid military display with praise from French officers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
William L. Sibert
Sibert
Diurh
Court stamps U. E. on aliens for army
Federal Judge Westerhaver ruled aliens may be drafted into the army. The court denied habeas corpus for John Hackenbure of Akron who claimed Austrian status and refused to be mustered for war against Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Aug
Westerhaver
John Hackenbure
Akron
Germany
Hackenburg Launder
Crime Medley Before Judge For Decision
A chaotic municipal court session led by Judge Swainson centered on Joe and Myrtle Martinez amid a tangle of alleged thefts rent disputes and a razor attack. Myrtle was fined fifty dollars and sentenced to thirty days in jail while Joe was acquitted. Pedro Vasques faced related accusations in a separate ejection incident.
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Swainson
Joe
Myrtle Martinez
Ler Maralix
Martinez
Myrtie
Moralis
Joe Martinez
Myrtle
Lee
Jess Martin
Martin
Joe Wie
Pedro Vasques
Are You One of Them Gauss Combined Treatment Offer
A promotional notice promises a free package of GAUSS Combined Treatment for catarrh. It urges readers to sign at the foot of the notice and return the coupon to receive a no cost sample by mail, claiming the method attacks the root cause for lasting relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Gauss
Gauss
Main St
Marehall
Mieh
Ambiguous Prisoner Testimony Echoes in Washington
A fragmented Washington dispatch reports a disputed testimony about a money snatching incident involving a man named Martin and a Mexican woman. The text also mentions a 25 dollar fine and unclear connections to a broader crime, with unrelated references to a classified ad and a presidential veto discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Roaming in Wyoming on a Fair Midday Ride
The poem portrays a rain washed Wyoming landscape with mountains and valleys, cattle in tender pastures, forests along slopes, and vast plains. It evokes pastoral contentment and laboring life, concluding with a refrain about a coming western era proclaimed by W. W. Sawver.
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Mns. L
Tyson
Jane
R. HW. Dutcher
Dorothy
Alese Tyson
Baptist Missions
Marty
Arthur Parker Opee
Jessie Hitchock
Cody
Ricer
Nartermasters’ Corps
Inl
Wyoming Regiment
Nanel Guard
Sheridan and
Oly
L. E. Martin
W. B. Jackson
Sheridan
Rents
Guardsmen
Jessle Iichcock
H. B. Henderson
L. R
Heefshak
Mies
Ella Heekle
Memphis
Larry Hoffman
Miss Peekte
Mrs. Hoffman
Flynn Millinery
Capitol Avenue
J. B. Guthrie
Madame Guthrie
Chicago
Stiss Alice Guthrie
Denver
Elizabeth Keiffer
Fort Russell
Mary Keiffer
Washington, D. C
T. (. Diers
Mr. Diers
Council of National Defense
Arthur Parker
F. L. Houx
BE. L. Waddel
Monarch
Major
A. H. Reel
Henry Conway
O. W. McPhetridge
Alice McPhetridge
Edward Dorian
Madeline
Tenafly
XS. J
T. S. Norris
Ohio
Morris
West
R. S. Kokjer
San Francisco
Kokjer
Robert Lawson
BE. W. Wilson
Misa Sue Wilson
Pocatello
Idaho
Mia. O. W. McPhetridge
Dodge and Paige
W. H. Kleinke
Dodge and Paige Automobiles
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Wyoming Book Store Co
Associated Press
Mra
W. G. Bruce
Mra. C. M. Robertson
O. E
Social Seasion
Mra. Bruce
U. E
4- Tarkh
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Ade
Lpwis
Assuioavng Bs
Senate
Wilson
Lewis
Lanois
Wyoming
W. W. Sawver
Wendower
Give Paine Company
Ped
Iment
Tillow
Ory
Lin
Uncle Sam
Stu
Bee Wren Tee
Vr Taylor
Tite
Cheyenne State Bears
Givnn
Tor Santie
Dill
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