Social notes of SQICTY Club and local events
The column lists multiple social gatherings including a bridge tea at Plaine Tuesday December eighth, a birthday party for Miss Nora Doyle with flowers and a turkey dinner, and a surprise party for Miss Annette Welsh. It also notes Miss Alice Hebard joining Cathedral Home’s board and Miss Tyson planning a Chicago to Virginia trip with family in Cheyenne.
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Mire
Steve Bon
Frank Pon
the Plaine
Nora Doyle
Jones
Mrs. Doyle
Grantted
Mies Doyle
Jerry
Miss Doyle
Prank
Vooliniat
Annette
Welsh
Dante
Misser Ivlen Costello
Dorothy Bergersen
Lovist
Hermina Stuhr
Ruth
Hebard
Alice Hobard
Cheyenne
N. &. Thomas
Laramie
Miss Hebard
Grace Raymond Hebard
Univer
Visiting List Guests Return Amid Holiday Travel
Mrs. John B. Kendrick plans to arrive from Sheridan and stay at the Plans in Cheyenne as wife of the governor elect. Mr. and Mrs Percy Smith and daughter Irene return from Denver after tutoring Friday. Margaret Bruce heads back to the normal school in Sheeley after a week with her parents. John M. Shele of the State Ledger staff spent Sunday in Denver. Mrs. William W. Reno and children return from Lawrence Kansas after a three month leave. Major Reno expected around December 20 after university teaching on leave.
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John B. Kendrick
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Kendrick
Wyoning
Anc
Percy Smith
Irene
Denver
Margaret Bruce
Sheeley
W. G. Piru
John M. Shele
State Lewder
William W. Reno
Lawrence
Kaw
Major Reno
University
Sunshine Society Meeting at Library and Red Cross Plan
Women's Clubs Sunshine Society Mevling will meet this afternoon at the library for regular business. A permanent Red Cross organization will be effected this evening at a directors meeting in the men's club room at the library. Mrs Grover Reis will entertain the piano section at her home 121 East Twentieth street this evening.
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The
Red Cross Society
Lbrary
Grover Reis
Musical Club
Lome
East Highteenth Street
Tiis
Auction Bridge Club Meeting Tonight
The Auction Bridge club will meet this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ltt Tyson.
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Auction Bridge Club
Woman's Club to Hear Defense of Zantivae Paper
Mrs G P Johnson will read a paper titled In Defense of Zantivae at the Woman's club meeting Wednesday afternoon.
Woman's Club Party For Children At Morton Home
The Woman's club of the R. M. A. will host a children’s party tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. R. A. Morton’s home. Members will contribute gifts for a grab bag and a children’s program directed by Mrs. C. S. Atherly. Christmas thoughts will answer roll call.
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Woman's Club of the
R. A. Morton
C. S. Atherly
Maglio City Lodge to host card party and dance
Maglio City Rebekah lodge No. 5 will entertain at a card party and dance Thursday evening at FP hall. There will be prizes for the games and refreshments will be served. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maglio City
Rebekah Lodge No. 5
Best Laxative for Children
Ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Byrn Pepin laxative for children. Claims no opiate or narcotic, pleasant to take and gentle without griping. Offers trial bottle and lists prices of fifty cents and one dollar, with address for Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello, Miss.
Methodist Ald Society Meeting Noted After Choir Offering
Reverend W. BE Edgin delivered a talk on Mule as the theme. The choir fund increased by a generous offering. The Methodist Aid Society will meet in the church parlor Thursday afternoon with refreshments by Mrs. Pa Robinson. Ladies are invited to attend.
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Guy
W. BE. Edgin
Methodist Ald Society
Pa, Robinson
Little Heroine Rescues Brother in Wyoming Wagon Incident
In Hudson Wyoming on Monday two children of Mr and Mrs Danety were in a wagon accident. The older Elia showed courage lifting her 2 year old brother from under the wheels but suffered severe leg injuries herself while a wheel mangled the younger boy. Both children were taken to Randall hospital.
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Hudson
Wyo
Randall Hospital
Oil operators register at Lunns Hotel in big Denver party
A large group of oil operators stayed at the Lunns Hotel last night in Denver. The party includes R. B. Mor ricon, R. C O. Price, Bo MH. Hopkins, R. C. Schuyler, C. A. Fisher, and E. M. Shepard. M O Walman, president of the Enalpac company at Casper, joined from the north. They plan to depart tonight for the Midwest.
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Lunns Hotel
Denver
R. B. Morricon
R. C O. Price
Bo MH. Hopkins
R.C. Schuyler
C. A. Fisher
E. M. Shepard
M 0. Walman
Enalpac Company
Casper
Coen Art Club Meeting Change for Thursday
The Coen Art club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Al Finch replacing M8 LeCa'n as previously announced. The College club will meet Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Galen A. Fox.
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Coen» Art Club
al Finch
LeCa‘n
College Club
Open House Social Set by Congcha Thonal Church Men
Announcement of the first open house social by the men of the Congcha thonal church. The event is scheduled for tomorrow night at 7:30 locally. Organizers promise a lively program with activities and social time. Nearby lunch option noted at Ohen aten's for attendees.
Church Circles Meeting and Dinners at Local Churches
The King's Daughters meet in Congregational parlors this evening to pack charity bows with Mrs Charles Rath and Miss Taxol Havieen and Kathryn Wade assisting. Methodist Sunday school officers host a supper in church parlors inviting other day school teachers and officers. Westminster Guild meets at Presbyterian church parlors with Mrs BR Grace and Misses Hinketon Haynes entertaining.
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Congregational Church
Charles Rath
Taxol Havieen
Kathryn Wade
Methodist Sunday School
Narrow Escape For Fire Chief In Car Crash
Fire Chief Ed Taylor and his chauffeur narrowly escaped serious injury when their speeding car skidded at Lincoln highway and Pioneer, struck the curb in front of Dinneen's garage, and threw them from the vehicle. Both escaped unharmed, though the car was out of service for hours as Chief Taylor rode to the fire in an auto truck. The blaze was in a barn owned by an Italian family at O'Neill and Sixteenth, with only minor damage.
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Ed Taylor
Lincoln ‘Highway
Dinneen
Taylor
O'Neill and
Sixteenth
Tickling Pony Has Bad Result
Buffalo Wyoming reports Henry Geerling farmer fell from a pony he was attempting to mount. The pony bolted and Geerling injured his leg, using a rough crutch to move, before flagging down a passing Buffalo Hardware Co car for transport to a local hotel for care.
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Buffalo
Wyo
Henry Geerling
Geerling
Goorling
Buffalo Hardware Company
Stucks Hotel
Snow falls lightly as Cheyenne records chill night
Sunday night brought the season's first snow with .24 inches of moisture, most melting before midnight. By dawn a frame pond remained. A year ago the high in Cheyenne reached 94 degrees and the low was not reported.
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Cheyenne
Altar and Hoaury Society Meeting Planned at St Marys
The Altar and Hoaury society of St. Marys will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J Folry. 700 Kant Nineteenth atreart, thetead of Knights of Columbus ball. The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. J Horisky and Sire EB J Kerrigan.
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Altar and Hoaury Society of
St. Mary's
J. ©. Folry
Knights of Columbus
Inspiring Bong Service At Methodig Church
A special song service at the Methodig church Sunday evening drew a full crowd. The program featured difficult numbers performed with skill by soloists and quartets, highlighted by splendid organ numbers under director Mrs. J. B. Jaleo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodig
J. B. Jaleo
Lime-Loss in Tuberculosis Be Ubeournal of the American Mediation
The article discusses tuberculosis treatment ideas from 1914. It mentions lime-based remedies and early drug experiments. It notes calls for dietary care and new remedies like Alterative to aid recovery and emphasizes non habit forming options.
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Babereutonia
Otel
Rehman
Toy Wise in "4 Gentleman Prom Misssssippi" A Comedy
A fragment from a 1920s comic piece mentions Lyvle Tuesday and a character called wee bully in a comedy titled 4 Gentleman Prom Mississippi. The text is incomplete but hints at humor and stage details.
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Toy Wise
T. 1
Wee Bully
Lyvle
Dissolution of Carmi Mining Company by Unanimous Vote
A special meeting of Carmi Mining stockholders in Cheyenne Wyoming on October 22, 1014 resulted in dissolution by unanimous vote after over two thirds of stock was represented. Attested by President J. W. O'Canbeor and Secretary Henry Kopeke on November 25, 1905.
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Carmi Mining Company
Sulte
Piret National Hank
Cheyenne
Wieming
Eaid
Maid Company
Neveller, Agha
Express Company Reopens Foreign Travel Checks
The American Express Company lifts the embargo on issuing travelers' checks for European use after review of financial conditions in Paris, London and other centers. It had halted new foreign checks during wartime due to high exchange rates and money access uncertainty. Now conditions abroad are steadier and exchange rates reasonable again.
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Americ An Express Company
Paris
London
Europe
Local High School Basketball Opens Season With Rivalry
The senior and sophomore girls tee off the basketball season this evening amid a lively rivalry between Cheyettie and another local team. Coach Groves leads the girls who have shown strong progress, with key players listed in the lineup and the game expected to draw student interest and a large crowd.
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Bryine
T Stapleton
Audhomore
Une
Elrle
Willy
Mie Groves
Hla Seavon
Chad
Cheyettie
Ayer Eam
Fulee Bare Redeum
Mary Nise
Runalns
Goth
Alberta
Tretia Kitighaus
Tye Cole
Lennon
Runniog
Lodge of Sorrow Program At Elks Next Sunday
The Elks plan a lodge of sorrow service next Sunday at 3 PM with a memorial address by Governor Carey and a reading of necrology by A D Kelley. A quartet and soloists will perform Hear Us O Father and Draw Me to Thee, followed by piano pieces. The service will honor members and list those who died this year and earlier dates.
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Elks
Lodge of Sorrow
Carey
Menoria
A. D. Kelley
Mra
T. Blake Kennedy
Harvey A. Conpett
Hugh R. Mullard
Baumbach
Nevins
Mae
William F. Datber
Susan Cahill
Piane
William E. McNulty
Ibert H. Ingalls
Hugo EB. Buechner
John Wilkinson
Timothy Williams
Warren T. Stewart
Verling K. Hart
Alexander Stewart
Thomas F. Halligan
Richard Wenke
Albert L. Myer
Count Safely
John A. Dunder
Eminent Northern Guests Visit Cheyenne Event
Last night a number of prominent men from the northern part of the state attended in Cheyenne. Among them were W. Sullivan of Basin a Republican floor leader, Judge A C Campbell of Casper W D Woolery engineer John McFadyan of Thermopolis FL Robertson U S commissioner Mrs Robertson C A Loring M A Kent and C Werland all of Worland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle Etite
Cheyenne
Wo. Sullivan
Baein
A.C. Campbell
Cagper
W. D. Woolery
John McFadyn
Thermopohar LLC
Robortson
United State Conmissigner
Mre Robertson
C. A. Loring
M. A
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Adverts Encore
A vintage ad touts Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy claiming to darken hair naturally and restore shine. It promises a ready-to-use mixture, easy application, and benefits for dandruff and hair thinning, urging readers to buy a large bottle today.
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Wyeth
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Mintes
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Nm. Borsyth
Rock Springs
Irs. Forsyth
Nanesworth
Uth Murphy
Sad Firiges
Emin Blaxer
Irene Nolan
Fern Tdallinger
Anta Presnahen
Mary Nolan
Mosers
William Arnold
Wiliam Bresnahen
Emmett Cole
Charles Doody
Paul Nolan
Jesse van Gunly
Sam Mohart
Vern Janeen
Jay Seymore
Herbert Berger
T. Dance
O. T. Club
Collwerum
RS. L
TYSON
Emma Brammeier
Witton Jonetson
Iowa
Sinter
Willan HH
Hinrcha
Mr. and
Edwin M. Chandler
Tl A
Wily
Colorado & Southern Railway
Billings
Montana
Great Northern and Pacific
Butte
Spokane
Tacoma
Denver-Billings
T. B. Praiee
Caburwle
Sunshine Society
Mevling
Red Cross
Rebekah Social
Brother
Vany
Coterie Art Club
Ohenaten's
King’s Daughters Meeting
Oh Secial
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Altay and
Howary
Palace Pharmacy Dreg Co
Henry Kopeke
J. W. O'Canbeor
Somtieneras
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