Miss Marjorie Johnston Hosts Floral Farewell Tea
Miss Marjorie Johnston hosted a farewell tea last evening in a flower filled setting before departing to study music in Houston. Guests included Mrs. Clifford Hummer and many Misses from Omaha Denver New York and beyond with pink and white carnations as favors and party favors on petite tables.
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Marjorie Johnston
Miss Johnston
Hoston
Johnston
Noahk
Clifford Hummer
Ella May Patterson
Omaha
Florence Riner
Louise
Elizabeth Lacey
Emily
Evelyn
Constance Jones
Helen Abbott
Frances
Bristol
Fay Walker
New York
Ruth Bretsch
Mildred Sterling
Maurine Carley
Ruth Jensen
Dorothy Knight
Anna and
Helen Tierney
Denver
Margaret Dinneen
Marjorie Badeette
Week End Kensington Hosts Fifth Event
Mrs H B Henderson hosted the fifth in a series of Kensington gatherings on Saturday. The arrangements mirrored Friday with guests enjoying sewing and conversation until tea time. Mrs H B Patten poured coffee and Misses Dorothy Knight and Clara Doddy assisted, with thirty guests present.
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H. B. Henderson
Mra
H. B. Patten
Dorothy Knight
Clara Doddy
Elizabeth, Daughter of Horace Jentina Parents
Elizabeth, the young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Jentina, is mentioned in a brief obituary notice or family record noting her birth or early life details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Mr. and
Mra
Horace Jentina
Aenlst
Social events at the Institute and private gatherings described
Monday evening an informal reception honors teachers at the Institute. Wednesday afternoon Misses Jessie and Sadie Large host an Atlas party. Mrs. Meyer Frank holds a bridge party on Wednesday and an eight o'clock tea on Thursday.
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Jessie
Sadie Large
Atlas
Meyer Frank
Kindergarten to Open by Miss Celia Davidson
Miss Celia Davidson will open a kindergarten for the fall and winter term on September 3 in room 6 of Central school building. New pupils are invited and former ones may continue attendance as the article notes visitor Mrs. Charles Hollman of Denver visits Mrs. A. M. Stuart and Mrs. Bernard Holtum and her small daughter from Centennial arrived Friday to visit Mrs. Holtum's mother.
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Celia Davidson
Bernard Holtum
Centennial
Holtum
Summer Foods Often Cause Dyspepsia
The article warns that impure water and milk, unripe fruit, and acidic foods in summer disrupt digestion. It claims constipation and indigestion follow, with toxins entering the blood. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative and suggests a free trial bottle by mailing to Dr W B Caldwell, Monticello, Illinois.
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W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Illinois
Local residents plan extended visits to Wichita Denver and Des Moines
A list of residents and relatives depart for visits spending time in Wichita Kas for a month. Others head to Denver Colfax and Des Moines for vacations and family reunions. Plans include teaching assignments and resumed studies at Goucher College.
Fort Russell Social Events A Morning Party
Mrs. Frank A. Armstrong hosted a card party on the porch with outdoor flowers and bridge and five hundred. Guests included Mesdames Quilfoyle McKenney Reed Finley Reberg Holderness Hawley Hoyle Shaw McCulloch Stodter Tinley Goodall Jeffress Dobbina Stodter and Lt Tompkine. Upcoming entertainments include Cavalry Card club and bridge luncheons as the polo tournament ends and a California report on Mrs Warren’s leg.
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Frank A. Armstrong
Family updates from Arateim area amid health concerns
A fall near a sister’s home in Arateim raises family worry as relatives cope with illness and travel plans. Lee Ane qelen faced an exam. Mr. and Mrs. Houston head home from Nenver. Lieutenant and Mrs. Holderness stay with them. George Stuart recovers from injuries after last week. Mrs. Charlie Pristol shows partial improvement from ptomaine poisoning, and Mrs. Tom Gordon recovers after a recent operation at the Private hospital.
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Arateim
Announcement of sale of nuisance business in Cheyenne
John L D Wright announces the sale of his nuisance business to Moesars McInerney and Conway who will operate at the same location with prompt service and courteous treatment. The new firm is well known in Cheyenne and asks for continued patronage and support. Wright signs from 221 West 17th Street.
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Moesars, McInerney and Conway
Cheyenne
John LD. Wright
17Th Street
Fireman Killed on Eastbound Coal Train Near Rock River
U P fireman Bert C Wallace was killed two miles east of Rock River at about 6:00 AM while waiting for a passing train. An engine and caboose from Laramie with the county coroner rushed to the scene and the body was taken to Laramie. Wallace left his engine on the westbound track for an unknown reason and was struck by the pilot, dying instantly in a gruesome manner.
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Bert C. Wallace
Rock River
Laramie
Laramie County
Wallace
Union Pacific
Plague of Field Mice Ravages Colima Crops
In Colima the Mexican plague of field mice has devastated corn and rice fields. The rodents gnaw crops at a rapid pace, alarming farmers who have appealed to authorities for extermination measures. Whole fields of corn have been leveled, leaving farmers desperate to halt further losses.
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Manzanis
Colima
Freckles vanish with double strength ethine treatment
A Cheyenne druggist advertises double strength ethine to remove freckles. One ounce nightly application promises clear skin with light freckles disappearing and a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Cheyenne
Church Notes Berricenr Sunday Services at 9.46 and 11
Holy Sunday School at 9.46 a.m. Morning Service and Sermon at 11 a.m. Evening Service and Sermon at 7 p.m. Sermons by the Rector Rev. Geo Davideon Hector at 719 East 17th Street. Morning topic Childs Miraculous Power. Evening topic The Lord In My Shepherd. All seats free. public welcome. Contact 126 for details.
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East 17Th Street
Sunday Church Schedule and Union Service at Baptist Church
Sunday worship at 11:00 with a sermon on He Could Not See Jesus for the Crowd. Missionary progress in South America and islands. Miss Gertrude Underwood leads the Young People's meeting at 6:20. Union service at 8:00 p m. at the Baptist church with Frank L Moore pastor. Public worship 11:60 a m at First Baptist Church 19th street and Warren Avent. Sunday School 12:15 Young People's Meeting 7:00 Union Meeting 8:00 at the Baptist church.
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Josus
South America
Slanda
Gertrude Underwood
the Baptist Church
Frank L. Moore
First Baptist Church
19Th Street
Warren Avent
Young People
First Presbyterian Church Announces Union Service Details
The church notes the Sunday School at 9 45 a m and sermon on How Long Shall We Go to Behool with Miss Margaret Bruce leading Missionary Progress in South America at 6 30 p m There is no evening service due to a union service at 3 00 p m at West Side Chapel The mid week service is Wednesday at 730 p m Leon C Hills is pastor A correction states the union service is at First Baptist at 7 00 o clock with a representative speaker from the Wheatland Methodist conference Also mentioned is an upcoming Home Missionary Work address by a prominent speaker
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First Presbyterian Church
The
Baptist Church
West Side Chapel
Leon C. Hills
Methodist
First Baptist Church
Wheatland
Mrs Cotton Mather to Speak at Union Service
Mrs Cotton Mather, a descendent of the New England Cotton Mather line, will address the First Baptist church this evening at the union service. The note hints at strong church heritage across Congregational, Presbyterian, and Methodist ties as part of the event. The Sherman Company is also mentioned with products like sun proof paints and white lead.
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Cotton Mather
First Baptist Church
Newingland
Cotton Mathers
Mathers
Baptist Church
Church Union
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Jenkins
J. FP. Jenkins
Carl Metcal
Elsie Jenkins
Florence Snow
Stella Trout
Mildred
Nan Leslie
Gerald Kellogg
Kirby Olds
Sam
Jack Thompson
Gertrude Stubbbs
Virginia Roy
Bernadine Collier
Nordine Robinson
Lillian Friebe
Marian Burgess
James Williams
Marian Scott
Helen Hudson
Fred
Paul Saujishury
Margaret
Louise Metcalf
James Jenkins
Httle Elizabeth
Herrick
Ll. R. Tyson
Kensington
Charles Hollman
A. M. Stuart
Belle D
Muscaty
Pairfield Ave
Bridgeport, Conn
Pastula Co
Battle Creek, Mich
Mrs. Lassen
Hattie Lassen
R. L. Young
Helen Young
Wichita
Kas
D. M. Truesdale
Edythe
Roodhome
Ill
L. C. Hills
Sharritts
Madeline Judy
A. F. Saunders
Lynch
That City
Belle Hetzel
Colfax, Wash
Olive Hetzel
Miss Hetzel
Colfax High School
W. R. Grier
Baby
Bertha Cowles
Des Moines
J. D. LeCron
Miss Cowles
Goucher College
Baltimore
Addie Soper
Colorado
Jennie Irwin
St. John's Hospital
Fort Russell
Cavalry Card Club
Stodter
Armstrong
Lieutenant Tompkine
Cavalry Club
the Invalida' Bulletin
California
K. W. Warren
Mee. Houston
Nenver
Quenta
Linutenant
Mrs. Holderness
George Stuart
F. A. M. Stuart
Janet Week
Charlie Pristol
Tom Gordon
U. P
Wyoming
Robinson
First Congregational Church
Presbyterian Church
Sherman
Wall Paper
the Sherman Co
Sherman Company
Florence Lawrence
Owen Moore
United Platine
W. Caswell Fannworth
Ihannette Pula Agh
Theresa Photosrapher
the Wardrobe CO
Carey Age
Cal Stoves
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
Andrew W
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