City business girls meet at W G A Monday evening
Social notes report a variety of gatherings from bridge sessions to tea parties hosted by Mrs. Wolfer Mrs. Rath and Mrs. Smith in Cheyenne. Engagement announced for Louise Roe to Richard Patterson of Wausau Wisconsin with Patterson a WWI lieutenant. The Westminster Guild meets next Tuesday. many clubs plan dances and socials for soldiers and city residents with refreshments and formalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B
Louise’ Roe
Richard Alexander Patterson
Wausau
Wisconsin
Stimson
Cheyenne
University
Appleton
Patterson
Sheridan
France
Birthday Party In Cheyenne For Ruth Charline
A delightful party was given Thursday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Coates for Ruth Charline on her fifth birthday with Mrs J M Lowry assisting in entertaining the guests. Mr and Mes BM Benton returned to Cheyenne and are at home to a friend in Independence Kas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Rath
A. K. Smith
Alberta K. McGuire
Mia
Ruby Clark
Kansas
Howder
Port Russell
Charles Bristol
J. Boyd
Miles Ott
Cheyenne
M. E B. Dugan
East Fighteanth Street
Thee Star Legions of America
Servies Star Legion
War Mothers
John L. Jordan
Jas
Nimma
East Eighteernth Street
Union Pacific
Hendricks
Pennsylvania
Quartermaster's Department
Vert D
V. Azton
Fr. O'Flaherty
James RE
Siefried
D. Ff. Chandler
Pas Marie Larkin
Elizabeth Foram
Wm. Rhodes
Mary
Nimmo
Alexander
C. F. Siefried
East Eighteenth Street
Mes
Benton
The
Tribune
Little progress in Senate on Railroad Bill
The Senate today spent most of its time on formal readings and a speech by Senator Kellogg of Minnesota. A quorum proved hard to obtain as Kellogg, a supporter, criticized the railroad administration for excessive roads and organization that stifled incentive and enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Senety Kellogg
Minnesota
Kellogg
Railroad Administration
Eastern optimism on coal as production slowly rises
Des Moines reports optimism in the eastern coal fields as production edges up during a miners strike. Officials note partial return to work and possible openings of mines in Ohio and Oklahoma, with governors invoking martial law and coordinated actions to restore distribution and transport.
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Chicago
Des
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Vance
Cox
Ofin
Ohio
Missouri
Gardner
J. B. Robertson
Oklahoma
Inos
Bng
Washington
Gertner Frank ©. Lowden
Ict Wals
Garfield
Geawel BR. McKelvie
Nebraska
Sde Adinistratore
Minot
Lowden
Illinois
Mimsour
St. Low
Pneumonia Threatens Delayed Action and Home Remedies
Fragmented text describes illness and improper remedies with references to pneumonia and coughs. It mentions using plaster, hot bottles, and egg based remedies, and notes an advertisement promising money back if ineffective. No clear people or organizations are identifiable.
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P. T
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Society News
Pranee Telephone Club
HM. Wolfer
Stanley Vaughan
Frank Johnson
Rawlins
Ramie
Fort Ryseell
MacNammes
Westminister Guild
F. C. Lyons
East Nineteenth Street
Women's Club
Bridge Club
Fern Patterson
Denver
Aee
Miss Vo
Pockecetett Coomeans Ae Hee Incorporated
K. C. Hall
15Th Cavalry Band
Klein’s Music Store
Capitol Avenue
Independence
Kas
R. R. Bill
Texas
State of Times
U. S. Geological Survey
Bery' Mustarine
George W. Daiber
Nettleton
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