Social Highlights at Bristol Home Dinner Party
Mr and Mrs Charles Bristol hosted a seven o clock dinner last Wednesday at their East Twentieth Street residence. Guests included Nora Brophy and Margaret O Neill of Denver, Foley sisters of Omaha, and numerous Denver and St Louis visitors with a colorfully arranged sweet pea centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bristol
East Twentieth Street
Nora Brophy
Margaret O'Neill
Denver
Foley
Omaha
Bristol
Dewey” Bailey
George McDonald
John Marerle
John McCabe
Robert McCabe
Margaret Bailey
Misa Martha -Ott
Paris Fashion Hints and Cheyenne Social Notes
Paris fashion hints to Guergsty yesterday morning. Mrs. J H Skidmore and two children Charlotte and Frederick Skidmore depart Wednesday afternoon for Omaha. Miss Edith Morrison of Sidney Nebraska visits her aunt Mrs James Niswander on East Twenty sixth street. Mr and Mrs Albert Chapman hosted a seven o clock dinner last evening honoring Miss Mattie Lowe of Chicago who is renewing ties in Cheyenne where she taught eighteen years ago. Mr and Mrs George Sells on East Twenty seventh Street host Miss Mattie Lowe of Chicago for a few days. Miss Lowe, once Cheyenne high school teacher, is visiting from Chicago and was connected with the faculty when Miss Cora McDonald was principal. Miss Lowe’s friends welcome her back. Misses Irene and Meryle Darkue of Brush Creek near Saratoga return home after visiting Mr and Mrs A Ballingey. Miss Cheatum will winterize for Mrs Ada Bryant after completing her vacation.
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C. W Crouter
Wheatland
E. N. Sturdevant
Pitt Covert
S A. Colrleay
Edith Morrison
Sidney
Nebraska
James Niswander
Albert Chapman
Mattle- Lowe -of
Chicago
Cheyenne
George Sells
Eest Twenty-seventh Street
Mattie Lowe
Childhgo
Misas Mattie Lowe
Miss Lowe
Cora McDonald
Winters guests and local visits described
Mr and Mrs John Grieve and child of Casper are guests of General and Mrs J Thompson. Miss Edna Bartlett returned from Denver. H V Goldsmith of Wheatland visits Mr and Mrs Ben Guy on Capitol avenue. Rosella and Walter Eckstrom of Pine Bluffs visited town. Rosella to return next week to spend her senior year in high school with Mrs J H Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grieve
Casper
J. ©. Thompson
H.V. Goldsmith
Wheatland
Mrs
Ben Guy
Capitol Avenue
Rosella
Walter Eckstrom
Pine Bluffs
J. H. Smith
Principals Offer Morning Registration Hours Tuesday
Dated notice that principals will be in offices from 9 to 12 A M Tuesday to allow students who failed to register last week. Also obituary for Otto Kurth of typhoid fever died Monday at Union Pacific hospital. services set for Wednesday at 3 PM at Gleason parlors. Special Carpenters Union No 469 meeting Tuesday evening August 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Kurth
Union Pacific Hospital
Gleason Undertaking
Carpenters’ Union No. 469
Otto Kirk Passes Away at Union Pacific Ward
Otto Kirk, a Union Pacific employee from South Cheyenne, died yesterday at noon in the Union Pacific ward of St. John's hospital after illness with typhoid fever. No funeral arrangements had been made by late evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Kirk
Union Pacific
South Cheyenne
St. John’s Hospital
Henry B Harris to present The Third Degree again at Capriol Avenue
Henry B Harris announces another presentation of Charles Klein s political drama The Third Degree at Capriol Avenue theatre with the same cast except for Miss Sarah Padden. The run spans two weeks of one night stands, aided by favorable city press coverage and patronage. Roosevelt delivered a Denver speech denouncing dishonest legislators and praising truthful newspapers before heading to Pueblo and Ossawatomie Kansas for further engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Harris
Charles Klein
Capriol Avenue Theatre
Sarah Padden
Ols Skinner
Jack Elis
William” . Pinkham
George Summer
Margaret Hrew
Francis Bonn
J. R. Williams
H. A. Foranan
Helen Castle BN
Denver
Roosevelt
Denver Preeg Club
Little Child Shines in Atlas Vaudeville Trio
A young performer from the Carrs trio headlines Atlas Entertainment week showing. The child acts with dancing singing and anecdotes in clever routines. The Goldes of Light persona offers colorfully staged dances and illusions, while the parents support with the act. The piece highlights fresh talent and a promising variety program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrs
Phayma
Holdworth
Bameto Moby
Meritorious Subjects Highlighted by Dunn Allascope
The week's feature showcases Professor Dunn with his Allascope presenting three distinct meritorious subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Kidney Trouble Ad Promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root
An advertisement touts kidney trouble as a common hidden disease and promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as the remedy. It claims good results with the product available in fifty cent and dollar sizes and offers a free sample by mail with a pamphlet to judge one’s kidney health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weing
Kilmer
Mall Free
Royal welcome for Roosevelt in Denver
In Denver the president faced a warmly staged welcome that contrasted with discord over his policies. He warned that court decisions could unsettle the government and emphasized the nation’s democratic principles amid a tense political climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Denver
Demoer
Modern Homes for Sale G. 5. Oliver, Phone 574
District Forester Greely reported Missoula Montana that the forest fire situation improved everywhere due to heavy rains and snow. The update notes fires abated and conditions eased across regions, aiding containment and recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Homes
Oliver
Missoula
Mont
Greely
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praise Letter from Milwaukee
A letter from Milwaukee praises Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health after female troubles and back pain. The writer credits the tonic with avoiding surgery and offers to share experiences and seek advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fires Extinguished in Bitter Root and Missoula Forests
Sections report crews completely extinguished several fires across the Bitter Root and Missoula forests. Fire response teams contained flames, prevented spread, and secured affected areas with rapid containment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitter Root
Missoula
Too Many Youthing Men Too Many Youthing Men
The article argues that young men often overlook banks but can form the saving habit early. It notes bankers welcome small deposits and that modest beginnings can grow into large balances, urging youths to start saving with Citizens National Bank which invites their business and promises cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufe
Citizens National Bank
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Carey Avenue
W. 17Th Street
Chester Scott
Greeley
Fred Sturdevant
Pliney-Allen
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Arthur Ponda
Cuernasy
J. M.°"Newman
Paris
Guergsty
J. H.skidmore
Charlotte and
Frederick Skidmore
Irene and
Meryle Darkue
Brush Creek
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Mra
A. Ballingey
Misa Cheatum
Willlmer
Ada Bryant
Isis
Pierce
Tion
Edna Bartlett
Post
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Ossawatomie
Kansas
Little Child
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Ki Hamton
Imer & Co., Bing
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Wis
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Lydia F. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Eman Luss
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Allwankee
Pinkham Medicine Company
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Bell Telephone
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the Citizen's National Bank
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