Social Roundup At Governor Mansion And Local Events
Mrs. John B. Kendrick hosts visitors at the Governor Mansion with dinners for guests from Laramie and Sheridan. A consistory reception and ball closes the week at the Masonic temple. Mrs. Mentzer hosts a luncheon for guests including Mrs. Petersen of New York and Mrs. Regleston of Laramie. Miss Stuart will be honored at a party by Mrs. Parker. The Help One Another club invites all to an at home and bazaar at the Presbyterian church with stockings for poor children. Miss Eunice Anderson and Miss Winifred Stuart plan a Kensington for Miss Bertha Meyers and Everett Lippard. The Wyoming Book Store announces an Edison concert at the Methodist church featuring Mlle. Alice Verlet and Rudolph Polk.
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Governor's Mansion
John B. Kendrick
Executive Mansion
Laramie
Sheridan
Masonic Temple
Mentzer
William C. Mentzer
Mra
G. C. Petersen
New York
Frank I. Eegleston
Miss Stuart
Marjorie Stuart
Parker
Arthur Parker
Wyoming National Guard
Presbyterian Church
Bazaar Tnn
Edison
Wyoming
Visiting List Reflects Travelings of Local Residents
Mrs W E Mahoney has returned from Denver where she spent several days. Mr and Mrs M P Thompson are in Denver visiting Mr Thompson's mother. Mrs Ben Nash went to Denver to visit her sons and their wives. Dr and Mrs Rees Williams will leave for Chicago then Staten Island to meet her daughter. Williams will return in a few days. George Gushee and wife will winter in California with headquarters in Los Angeles. C A Beach returns from Omaha to confer with Superintendent Johnston. Mrs J Obnhous is in Denver for a few days. Miss Matie Murray has a house guest briefly. Mrs James McLaughlin of Granite Canyon and Miss Beulah Rader of the university at Laramie arrived in Cheyenne to visit Edith and Eleanor Clark. Miss Rader instructs a class of Cheyenne teachers in physical culture. Mr and Mrs Fred Broge and Mr and Mrs Charles Orchard of Denver are in Cheyenne for the Constetory and staying at the Plains. Mrs J F Newman has returned.
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Rees Williams
Chicago
Williams
Staten Island
New York
J. D. Clark
Dr. Williams
George Gushee
California
Los Angeles
Beulah Rader
University At Laramie
Cheyenne
Edith K
Eleanor Clark
Rader
Fred Broge
Charles Orchard
Denver
The
Plains
Ww. c. T. UL
Lida Bell
Bell
Mra. Bell
Harland Barton
Fred Hareleroad
Alan Emerson
Oklahoma
Hazel Bell
William Jennings Bryan
Indianapolis
Mystic Maze Club hostesses entertain ladies at home
The Mystic Maze Club will be entertained this afternoon at Mrs. Pitoawoenan's home. The College Club plans a Saturday meeting with topics on Wyoming cattle industry railroads and population. D A R and Harmony Club notes restructure activities with upcoming hostesses and postponed meetings.
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Mystic Maze Club
Pitoa Woenan
College Club
Arthur Spaulding
Wyoming
G. A. Fox
Fee
Harmony Club
C. P. Christensen
Woman's clubs hold sessions at library and home
Mrs. W. C. Mentzer presided at a library meeting where Mrs. B. Mason Smith spoke on Hindu Music with Victrola piano pieces by Mrs. Susan Cahill and violin numbers by Mrs. Muriel Forsyth. Miss Genevieve Cervantes sang, followed by current events discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Mentzer
Woman's Club
B. Mason Smith
Susan Brady Cahill
Muriel Forsyth
Cahill
Genevieve Cervantes
R. P. Snyder
Methodist Missionary Society Meets Friday Afternoon
The Methodist Missionary society will meet with Mrs. W. C. Hoskins Friday at three o'clock. Mrs. Piper, Mrs. White and Miss Richards will hostesses. Foreign mission dues may be paid at this gathering. Westminster Guild hosted by Westminster Coulid and Presbyterian church members for a social evening at Marie Murray's home with Mrs. James C. A. Bhafer, Robert Jerpe, and Miss Anna Hansen in attendance.
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Methodist Missions
Methodist Missionary Society
W. C. Hoskins
Piper
White
Miss Rachards
Westminster Coulid
Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church
the Missionary Society
Mins Marie Murray
Mes
James C. A. Bhafer
Robert Jerpe
Mise Anna Hansen
Talented Musician on Wyoming Homestead
Miss Jean Underland of Gillette trained violin in Prague under Prof Marak and performed in Europe. Now teaching music and domestic art in Gillette schools while homesteading. She represented Campbell County at the Wyoming State Teachers Association in Cheyenne last week and gave several musical selections. Milas Underland formerly lived in Omaha.
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Jean Underland
Gillette
Prague
Marak
Europe
Campbell County
Wyoming State Teachers’ Association
Cheyenne
Milas Underland
Omaha
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatism
An advertising copy touts Sloan's Liniment as a fast, clean remedy for rheumatism pain stiffness and poor circulation. It claims easy application without rubbing and lists prices of 25c 60c and 1.00 per bottle.
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Sloan
Late Fiction Arrives At Carnegie Library Catalog
The Carnegie library announces new arrivals of late fiction per librarian Mrs Lowella Moore. The list includes works by Mitchell Hewlet Gregory London Ward and others such as The Song of the Lark The World for Sale and Skinners Dress Suit among many titles and authors.
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Carnegie Library
Lowella. Moore
Donald Mitchell
Love and
Lacey
Maurice Hewlet
Paradise Ridge
Marie T. Davienn
David Blaise
FE. T. Benson
Pright
Danger
John Foster
Cleves Kinkead
Countess Barcyneka
Me al
Ring Larder
Marion
Wall
Rex Beach
Eliza C. Hall
Gilbert Parker
Beatrice Forbes
Robertson Hall
Henry I. Dodge
Margaret Deland
Enoch Crane
Francis H. Smith
Randall Parrish
Maranvene
Thompson
the Sailor
J. C. Smith
Lady Connie
Humphrey Ward
Jack London
Penrod
Sam
Booth Tarkington
Richard Richard
Hughes Mearns
Chloe Malone
Fannie H. Lea
Beatrice Harraden
William D. Howella
Court ruling limits miner entry by Interior Department
The U S district court of appeals reversed a DC supreme court ruling and held that the Department of the Interior has jurisdiction to investigate mining locations and determine their validity before patent applications in the Ralph H Cameron vs Government case. The decision restraining Interior from investigation was overturned.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
District Court of Appeals
Department of the Interior
Ralph H. Cameron
Secretary of the Interior
Supreme Court
Interior ruling asserts patent pre-qualification and land classification power
The decision states six unpatented mining claims in the Grand Canyon area are held by Cameron and partners for a tourist business and contrary to mining laws. It claims the Interior Department can base validity before patent application and that the Interior Secretary becomes the sole judge of land classification.
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Grand Canon National Monument
Cameron
Partment of the Interior
Department of the Interior
Swisher's Optical Service In Sherman Anew
Local business Swisher's Optical Service announces a refreshed storefront and updated services at 215 West 17th Street. Sherman Company supplies wall hanging materials for customers listed in local ads.
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Swisher's
W. 17Th St. Pott
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Brother
Bill
Wasrerman
Carey Ave
Mrs. M. P. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Ben Nash
C. A. Beach
F. M. Johnston
J. Obnhous
Matie Murray
James McLaughlin
Granite Canyon
J. F. Newman
Red Cross
Theed Cross Society
Lakeview
Israe i
Mesdames Wyman
Putnam
J. F. Carey
I. S. Bartlett
Wills
Doane
Ed Kelley
Parent-Teacher Association
I. C. Jefferis
Kathryn Goble
Agnes
Marlon Scott
Lucille Ridgley
Sue Bh
Aiano
Misa Woh
Ution
Keeters
Martar
View Mani Anderon
Stee
AR. A. Morton
FB. GO
Ahrens
Mies Mae Clonser
Mise Allee McPhetridge
Christian Endeavor Society of the Congregational Church
C. DB. Mains
Capabe
Y. P. B. Meeting
SIOAN
Eo Universal
Sloan's
Linimem
Ajels Fale
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Wm. Myers Dry Goo’s Co
Sherman Co
Westinghouse Electric Ware
Westinghouse Electric
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
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