Wonderful Cures Reported in Germany Use of Simple Herbs
A revived movement in Germany favors native roots and herbs as remedies led by Dr. Pierce and his Golden Medical Discovery. Testimonials from J Donaty Matheson of Ossining and Le onnfully Rive praise the medicine and claim cure for long stomach and heart ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ince
Femg
Roligg JB
Itoas
Pleron
Log
Invalide’ Hotel and Surgical Institute of
Buffalo
N. Y
Oregon
Doctor Pierce
J. Donaty Matheson
Ossining
Parm Aafon
Thomas
Miss Patten Hosts Five Hundred Tea Afternoon
Miss Patten entertained guests for a Friday afternoon five hundred party in her home honoring house guest Miss Clendenin of Baltimore. Miss Avery of Fort Collins was unable to attend due to illness. The spacious rooms held thirty guests around six card tables before tea served by Mrs Patten, Miss Patten, and Miss Elizabeth Riner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Patten
Mabel Patten
Miss Clendenin
Baltimore
Miss Avery
Fort Collins
Not Scenes More Charming Eyes to See Beauty Around Tin
Poem fragment urging the seeing eye and hearing ear to find the beauty and fellowship around, valuing common things over grand wonders. It emphasizes inner perception, spiritual kinship, and the Kingdom of Heaven in everyday life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom of Heaven
Frank Crane
Lydia B Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
Zanesville Ohio and Burlington Iowa women report relief from dizziness numbness nerves and eye strain after using Lydia B Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Advertisers claim long proven effectiveness and urge others to try the remedy. Local authorizes publication of the letters for public benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Ohio
Lydia BH. Pinkham
Humpa Erickson
Maynville Avenue
Zanesville, Ohio
Burlington
Iowa
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mre
AnNiawflig- Gins
Agency St
Social gatherings resume as Mrs Henderson hosts parties
Mrs. H B Henderson restarts her series for friends with a 3 PM Friday gathering. Guests enjoyed light conversation and fancyWork amid sunflowers and sweet peas while Mrs Gibson Clark led a refined coffee service. Notable attendees included Misses Fayer, Bristol, Dinneen and Dodds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Henderson
Gibson Clark
Henderson
Misses Fayer
New York City
Frances Ristol
Margaret Dinneen
Clara Dodds
Local Social Notes Highlight Departures and Travels
Mrs. George Be Abbott joins a group traveling west with Carey Mobott and Yale classmates. Carey Abbott heads to Denver after a brief stopover as plans for an extended coast trip unfold. Ruth Jensen and Revelyn return from a ranch visit near Casper. Thompson family to Denver for a ten day visit. Sam A. Meyer and family head to Basin Wisconsin for two weeks. Meyer returns while Mrs Meyer stays four months. BE W Simpson plans to relocate with wife and daughter from Cheyenne. Dorothy Van Winkle returns from Tron Mountain term completion. Marjorie Johnston leaves Sept 10 for Boston to study organ at New England Conservatory. H Jensen and Albert prepare to move to Omaha for Creighton College study in pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George BE. Abbott
Heer
Carey Mobott
Yale
Drightott
Coone College
Mr Carey
Abbott
Denver
Fort Russell Social Events Honor Visitors At Large Reception
Mrs. William B. Reno hosted the largest weekly event a reception and tea honoring her mother Mrs. Steere and guests Mrs. Pickering and Mrs. Shaw at the fort. Floral decor featured pink sweet peas and yellow accents with smilax chandeliers and central snap dragons. Eighty ladies called between 4 and 6 o'clock, with Mrs. Reno and others serving in a formal dining room setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort
William B. Reno
Reno
Steere
Pickering
Shaw
Dyer
Williams
Burt
Jordan
Walker
Bridge Party at Captain Schultz Home Delights Guests
Bridge guests enjoyed an evening of games at the home of Captain and Mrs Theodore Schultz. Sweet peas and delicately shaded candles decorated the rooms and supper table, creating a pleasant, chatter filled event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Theodore Schultz
Elaborate Fort Russell Socials Endorse Lavish Hospitality
A series of formal gatherings at Fort Russell showcased elaborate entertaining with guests including Captain and Mrs Morton, Mr and Mrs McCabe, Lt and Mrs Holder, and many others. The five hundred party featured yellow decor and a Welsh rarebit supper at the Snyder residence after polo, with five hundred and atlas party amusements interwoven into the evenings. Major and Mrs Dade and other officers prepared to depart, while families at the post reflected on recent losses and ongoing social duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira
Jaton FL. Vantorn
Holley
Misa Dobbina
Mra
Morton
Mre
Widensaul
Minnea McCabe
Dobbine
Fernandes
Deleplane
Koy
Lie
Mia
Howard Snyder
Tim
Atlas
Snyder
Mra. McKenney
Jeffeas
Mira Goodall
Raborg
Phipps
Denver
Engle
Amory
Mra. Snyder
Alexander B. Dade
Margaret Dade
Alexander Dade, Jr
Evanston
Chicago
Major Dade
Torry
Major
Ninth Cavalry Hop Closes Huey Week at the Post
A Ninth Cavalry dance night ends a Huey week at the post gymnasium tonight. Soldiers, cadets and guests gather for the final event of the series. Aiming to boost morale, organizers host music, prizes, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cymnasium
Tonteht
Polo teas hostesses named for late week schedule
The polo tea hostesses for the latter half of the week were Mrs Littebrant and daughters on Thursday, Mr Flora and Mrs Ennis on Friday, and Mrs Mitchell and Mrs Snyder today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Littebrant and Daughters
Flora
Ennis
Mitchell
Snyder
Little Dwllel Hosts Simple Social at Early Party
In a modest gathering at Little Dwllel, Mrs McAlvan and Mrs Keppler hosted a child’s party Thursday afternoon. The host performed his duties with small dignity as friends enjoyed games and a feast centered on peas with greetings from several invited guests and family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwllel
Mro
Johnn McAlvan
Wan
Mra. Keppler
Misa Kiana Mauss
Eva Keppler
Georgia Hirst
Rute Harrington
Dorothy Gleason
Melba Kelly
Rowe Jorgersen
Dorothy Davis
Allee’ Taylor
Helen Gilmore
Adele Astle
Monroe Gleason
Henry Taylor
Lawrence Desmond
Jack Atle
Pranklin
Redmond Fay
Samuel Carson Meyers
Lyman Spaulding
Artle Myers
Union Pacific Lines Connect Omaha Ogden Instantly
The article describes how Union Pacific officials communicate rapidly with Omaha and Ogden. It notes the railroad’s own lines connect points with input in the Cheyenne office and a caller can hear a conversation clearly even from far from the receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Omaha
Oden Ie
Cheyenne
Ogden
Laramie County Institute Moves to Capitol Building
Mrs Hefferon announces the Laramie County Institute will be held at the Capitol instead of the High School as previously planned. The change affects venue for the event and may alter attendee logistics.
Mrs Hattie Carter Seeks Divorce From George W Carter
Mrs Hattie Carter, resident for over three years, files suit in district court for absolute divorce from her husband George W Carter. Married in Washington DC on December 24 1889, they lived together until February 1898 when he deserted her. No children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Carter
District Court
George W. Carter
Washington, D. C
Carter
Announcement of Insurance Business Sale and Continued Service
John D. Wright reports he has sold his insurance business to Melnerney and Conway who will operate at the same location continuing the same lines and service. He solicits patrons support for the new firm. The notice from Clara A. Ligher advertises shampooing manicuring hairdressing and hairwork at 411 W 19th. The Sherman Co. offers Pure White Lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Melnerney and Conway
Cheyenne
John D. Wright
17Th Street
Clara A. Ligher
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Germany
D. Marton
Eno
MNS. L. Rk
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tonor Party
Fred M. Miller
Glynn
Miseou Nora
Jean Glynn
A. J. Miller
Cora Hawn
Zita Miller
Arthur Miller
Elizabeth Jenkins
Horace Jenekins
Atherly
B. W. Blmpoon
Thomas Beer
Alice Beer
Mineet Ruth and
Revelyn Jensen
Misees Brooka
Casper
John Charles Thompson
Miesen Letitia
Gertrude
Sam A. Meyer
the Leader
Basin, Wio
Mra. Myer
Mr. Myer
Mrs. Myer
BE. W. Simpson
Percy Smith
Cheyenne Goon
Dorothy van Winkle
Tron Mountain
Mista Marjorie Johnston
Boston
New England Conservatory of Music
H. Jensen
Albert
Creighton College
Fort Russell
Bridge Party
The
Robinson
Ham
Barnett
Worth & Llo
Hebert
Cash Grocery
W. 24Th St. Puione
Advo
Byron
Crisco
Fahey Uacon
Fela Naptha
Washington
Loveland
Wine McCabe
Lewis
Atlas Party
Littehrant
Cavalry
Miss Keenan
New York
Mrs. Sloan
Miss Pickering
Lee
Mrs. Smith
Captain Smith
Fourteenth Cavalry
Fort Clark
Warrie Pendleton
Gon Haves
Captain Pendleton
Texas
Pendleton
Clarence H. Edwards
Fort Ruswell
Edwards
Champ C. McCulloch
Fort McDowell
Filer
Colorado
Mra. Dob- Wins
Captain
Mra. Holley
Cheyenne’s
Broilers
County Institute
Sherman Co
Phila, Smelting & Refining Co
Chestnut SL
Philadelphia
Edholm & Aiken
Union Pacific Watch
Plains
Wardrobe
Carey Ave
Andrew
Central Ave
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