Club and Church Form Hospital Benefit Society in Cheyenne
A group of Cheyenne ladies, led by Miss Mildred Sterling, planned a hospital benefit society to support sick soldiers at Fort Russell and the Wyoming camp. The first meeting postponed elections. a visiting committee coordinated with Fort Russell and Wyoming camp officials to set visit hours 2 to 4 on Tuesdays and Fridays. Donations of flowers delicacies and late magazines were welcome with a pickup for contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Sterling
Fort Russell
Wyoming Camp
Verne Mokler
Maurine Carley
Wyoming
L. A. Fuller
Fort Russell Hospital
Cheyenne Social News Aboard Instate Movements And Visits
In Cheyenne a weather bureau position is offered to Laughlin under R K. Grant in Phoenix Arizona with Laughlin leaving next week to assume duties. Laughlin is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Enos Laughlin. Mr and Mrs W H Reid return from Torrington after attending a lodge organization of the Pythian Sisters. Emily Hager will move to Denver next week to enter boarding school for the coming year. Alice Stevick visited Miss Helen Reid before departing for Casper. Everett Tonnelliff of Rawlins, here for tonsil surgery, stays with Mr. and Mrs. Will Reid as his parents moved from Cheyenne. Judge S T Corn of Ogden ends a short visit with daughter Mrs. Ross Snyder and leaves for home. Mrs. Corn remains in Cheyenne longer. Flora C Blackburn, Presbyterian church organist, vacationing at Estes Park. Mr and Mrs F E Pratt and Miss Pratt depart for Fremont Nebraska after visiting at F H Vaughan’s. Nellie Bibbins, head of Franklin Nebraska academy music dept, visits sister Mrs Merrill Tart in Cheyenne before academy opens in September. Mr and Mrs E W Stone were
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Inhoenix
Ariz
Rk. O. Grant
Cheyenne
Mr. Laughlin
Phoenix
Enos Laughlin
S. T. Corn
Ogden
Ross Snyder
Nellie Bibbins
Academy
Franklin, Neb
Merrill Tart
Townsfolk head to nearby spots for weekend visits
Calls to Bellore Ohio arise after the death of Mrs Stone's father. Margaret Burdick and Kathryn Organ travel to Rawlin a for a weekend visit with Mrs Frank Johnston. Encampment trip planned before returning to Mr and Mrs A A Daerresen. Iona and Mr Williams visit Estes Park, Worland, Yellowstone and Granite Canon are on other trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellore
Ohio
Enalben
Margaret Burdick
Kathryn Organ
Rawlina
Frank Johnston
Cheyenne
F. L. Robinson
Worland
Nicholas Perry
Yellowstone Park
Women's clubs schedule and Red Cross appeal
The F W A club meets Monday afternoon at Mrs J D Clark's Park addition home. Help One Another club gathers Thursday afternoon with Mrs David Nimmo for provided work. Red Cross auxiliary meets daily at 1 80 o'clock in the capitol senate chamber urging every woman to attend and assist in making Red Cross necessities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Nimmo
Hot Cross
Red Cross
Senate
Capitol
Evening church services and musical program announced
The Congregational church invites the public to hear a notable musical program tonight performed by the choir with talent from local notable figures. The morning service will be conducted by Y M C A official Fort Russell with Rev Brace ill. evening address by Sergeant Mrecken ridge, a Princess Pat survivor. Mrs Chidson to entertain the Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society Tuesday. Mrs Cervantes and daughter depart for Charleston to join Mr Cervantes in a government post.
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Congregational Church
Arl Niccotlane Cheyenne
Hert Hallowell
Musican
Third Regiment
Hieorce Lake
EK. B. Cordon
Fort Russell Y
Mre
Ph. Chidson
Presbyterian Church
Mire Kot Kelley
Retert Lerpe
Louis Cervantes
Genevieve
Charleston, & C
Cervantes
Ty Governmental Department of the Southeast
Colored man killed in Wyoming train accident
A colored laborer named Johnson was fatally injured in Sheridan when attempting to board a passing freight train at Lodge Cross. He slipped, was struck, and lost both legs and an arm. He died within an hour after arriving at the hospital. No friends or relatives are known in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan, Ave
Goon Johnson
Lodge Cross
Sheridan
Woman Regains Strength After Pinkham’s Remedy
Richmond Indiana woman credits Lydia E Pearkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength after two years of severe illness. She reports lifting herself from stairs, moving into a new house, and performing heavy manual labor including dirt shovel, cement work, and home repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Lydia E E. Pinkham
Pinkhem
M. O. Johnston
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Miss Sterling
Mawers
Dorothy van Winkle
Baptist Sunday School
Emily Water
Denver
Ati Tech
Emily Hager
Mildred Tait
Gale Williams
Dorie Varnum
Edith Grainger
Jessie Kinnear
Jessie Stanfield
Irene Crone
Frank L. Toux
Casper
Vicinity
Pine Bluffs
van Winkle
Lacey Laughlin
Wht Reid
Torrington
The
Pythian Sisters
Aliee Stevick
Helen Reid
Everett Tonnteliff
Rawlins
Will Reid
Flora C. Blackburn
Estes Park
F. E. Pratt
Miss Pratt
F. Hi. Vaughan
Fremont
Neb
E. W. Stone
Swisher Optical Co
West 7Th Street
Hest Optical Service
A. A. Daerresen
Iona
A. F. Saunders
Spencer
J. C. Williams
Alex Duffy
Laura Duffy
Granite Canon
Methodist
Presbyterian Wissippes
WY Haaes
Elephant
Japan
Cactus
Forest
Fifth Avenue
New York
Wooltex
America
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Big Muddy Field
Lost Soldier Field
Dovation
Oklahoma
Seibert
Colorpada
Big Five Oil Company
Deilling
Big Five
Actund Development
Cmee
Funk and
Baer Wells
Tandy
Boynton Held
Ta Iota
Teine Mobi
A. M. Kearns
Nathanael Park Daililee
China
Beaney
Lydia E. Pinkham
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