Engagement Announced at Formal Tea for Miss Jones
Mrs. Frank Howard Jones announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Constance Eleanore Jones to Lieut. LeRoy Colling of the Fourth Field Artillery at a social tea hosted at the Jones residence. Guests greeted with red carnations and roses as they learned of the forthcoming spring wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Howard Jones
Constance Eleanore Jones
LeRoy Pierce Colling
Connie
Post Riding Hall
Collins
Fourth Field Artillery
Miss Constance
Jones
Lieut
Constance Jones
Postum touted as coffee remedy in Memphis case
A Memphis wife recounts her husband’s health turnaround after abandoning coffee for Postum. A physician suspected coffee harmed his stomach and heart, advising Postum use. Within a year he gained 35 pounds and recovered, with praise for the doctor and product from Postum Cereal Co. of Battle Creek, Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Postum Co
Batthe Creek
Mich
Little Hook
Wellville
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
Pure Food Factories
Buttle Creek
Fort Russell Social Events Dinner Party Hosts
Fort Russell social events note Colonel and Mrs Pickering host a dinner this evening. Captain Hamilton and Captain Cowin were dinner guests at Captain and Mrs Noble's home. Mrs Paul W Baade issued invitations to a card party. Next week on Thursday Captain Meamilton left for Fort Niley and Captain Cowin plans to depart for Fort Washington, Maryland soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Snyder
General Edwards
Colonel
Mra. Pickering
Captain Hamilton
Captain Cowin
Mra. Noble
Paul W. Baade
Meamilton
Yeaterday
Fort Niley
Cowin
Fort Washington
Maryland
Visiting List Highlights Local Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs A J Cunningham of Casper are in the city. Mr and Mrs W M Jeffers and Mr and Mrs A W Woodruff return from Denver after attending Hon Hur. Miss Margaret Clelland of Lincoln formerly a Cheyenne teacher visits friends. Mr and Mrs Maxidleman depart Friday for St Louis to spend Christmas with the Schieles. they will then go to California early in the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Cathed
Eugene Crowley
Susan Cahill
Hugh Coffman
Helen Keefe
Hoye
Anna Gushee
Lucile Emery
Marie Crowley
Farek
Baptist Parsonage
Geo. van Winkle
Adele Hamilton
Ruth Wilson
Cheyenne
Jack Hamilton
Mrs. Hamilton
Denver
Hamilton
American Express Company
A. J. Cunningham of
Casper
The
City
W. M. Jeffers
A. W. Woodruff
Hur
Margaret Clelland
Lincoln
Neb
Mrs. Maxidleman
St. Louis
Sidney Schiele
California
Austro-Hungary Opposes Servian Seaport Fight
Reports from Belgrade note rising tension as Pravda warns of war with Austria Hungary and serbian citizens urge united resistance. Servian authorities protest Austro-Hungarian actions and arrests spy cases along frontier towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servia
Pravda
Austria
Nistgyy
Sevan
Wyoming Weather Forecast Delivers Seasonal Trend
The Wyoming forecast calls for fair and slightly warmer conditions on Thursday, followed by a cooler Friday. The report notes a temperate pattern with modest temperature shifts across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wyoming
Unclear Classified Fragments From Wyoming Ad Sheet
Fragmentary text mentions bromide quinine laxative and a mixed cache of ads. It references Be W Grove and Dan PAK & Company with odd spellings. Also notes Christmas cards and a phrase about Wyoming as a state leader in want ads.
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Want
Wyoming
Trytt
Wilsons New Year Reception Showcases Elite Guests And Strict Security
The Wilson White House hosts a formal New Year’s reception for the diplomatic corps and notable national figures. Secret Service controls entry, with guards at the Blue Room door and persistent checks as guests pass through corridors and reception rooms. Attendees include Ste Dean, Supreme Court members, Senate and House officials, and military leaders.
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White House
Diplomatic Corps
Ste Dean
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Army
Nelson A. Miles
Navy
Dewey
Marine Band
Wilkie
United States Secret Service
Ed Room
Blue Room
Secret Service
Wilson
Women Guests Present A Picture Almost Beyond Description
A December issue of Mick's National Monthly highlights a gathering of women guests described as producing a scene nearly beyond description, noting the event's rare glamour and notable attendees.
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Norman
Mick
Child saves baby sister before fatal burns in Utah tragedy
In Tooela Utah a 5 year old Pearl Skinner saved her baby sister by placing the child on a chair then called for their mother before running from the stove fire. She died from burns shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tooela
Utah
Bec
Pearl Skinner
Slater
District Local Option Plan Falls in San Francisco Vote
San Francisco district local option plan is decisively defeated in today's charter amendment election. The measure would have let residential districts vote on banning saloons within their areas.
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San Francisco
California Judge Denies Alimony Over Cooking Duty
A California judge refused alimony to a woman who would not cook for her spouse. The court noted that if she continues cooking, support payments may be unnecessary, framing the case around domestic duties and marital obligations.
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California
Unusual Christmas Cards From DAN S PARK & COMPANY
DAN S PARK & COMPANY located in the First National Bank Building offers an unusual selection of imported and domestic Christmas cards through First National Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAN & Pak & Company
Hank Hhidg
Park & Company
First National Bank
DAN S. Park & Company
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Ohlsons
Clara Fafack
Kaogaroooxing
Bob" Fitzsimmons
East 18Th Street
Edwin Osgood Grover
Kent Snyder
Olive Berry
Margaret Read
the Fort
Mabel Patten
Margaret Burdick
Dorothy Riner
Mary Clendenning
Helen Abbott
Frances Bristol
Ruth Bretsch
Kathryn Boyd
Atlas
Mabel Knight
Masonic Temple
J. L. Rockwell
Ivonard Lowery
Edwards
William H. Noble
Blatchford
Fort Russell
Mantin
Delaplanes
Postum Cereal Co, Ltd, Pure Food Factories
Buttle Creek, Mich
Ra Ee
Autro-Hungary
Servian Seaport
W. Grove
Jre Qmaid
Capitol Ave
Weiebr
Laescher
New York
Ani
the “Maid
Patally
Baby Sister
the Rubinson
Namber
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