Seasonal Attire and Social Round in Cheyenne Society
Miss Barth and Mrs Carpenter host dinners and sleighing parties with Consistory Ball looming. Engaged Miss LaRue Neissler to Mr Davenport of Hood River. Rev Gray settle in new home. Marie Buchanan violin recital at library. Elks dance draws large, crowds praise gowns and faces amid holiday preparations.
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Decatur
LaRue Nelseler
Cheyenne
Hubert K. Davenport
Hood River
Oregon
Helen Mills
Davenport
Neissler
Marie Buchanan
Eatin
Victor Hurbert
Spring Flowers
Cade
Bertha Mumm
Misa Walsh
Eastella
Thea Heramon
Herman Sherown
W. Hubert
Miss Buchanan
Miss Stuler
Kathryn Walsh
Miss Sullivan
Local Club Socials and Concerts Near Week’s End
The Shakespeare Club hosts a review and social at Mrs. H B Patten’s home with Miss Abby Roys in charge. Royal Neighbors hold a card party at A O U W hall next Monday. Knights and Ladies of Security plan a card party and dance at Fraternal hall on Tuesday. Story Hour returns to the library with Miss Lida Gaylord Saturday at 2 50. Thursday Musical Club to present its first formal concert of the season under Dr Millard with chorus solos duets and instrumental numbers at the library auditorium.
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Shakespeare Club
H. B. Patten
Mrs. Patten
Mabel Pattén
Abby Roys
Roys
Royal Neighbors
A. O. VA. W. Hall
Knights and Ladies of Security
Lida Gaylord
Millard
Barkwell Party Plans Winter Sojourn in Arizona California
Visiting Dr and Mrs M C Barkwell expect to leave around December 17 for Phoenix Arizona where Mr and Mrs Paul O Browater are wintering. After about a month the four will go to California for an extended stay and return to Cheyenne in spring. Mr and Mrs Blunt of
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M. C. Barkwell
Phoenix
Aris
Paul O. Browater
Californias
Cheyenne
Dalles Family Departures Mark Eastward Travel
The Dalles, Ore residents left yesterday for New York to spend the holiday with Mr. Dunt and family. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt visit Mr. Dunt’s parents and will resume their visit after returning east. Mr. and Mrs. Carey returned from a three week visit in New York and Philadelphia. Mrs. EB. T. David arrives today for a short visit with Governor and Mrs. Carey before going to Douglas. Mrs. J. A. McDonald and children leave Sunday for Omaha to make their home. The McDonalds leave Cheyenne after two years, and daughter Helen, a high school junior, leaves many friends. Former Governor and Mrs. Bryant B. Brooks are in town for the Consistory.
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Ed. Nash
Maggie
Mre RD
Forsyth
Miles Margaret Lee
Lud-geson
Meedames
W. EB. Chaplin
C. L. Ririon Forayth
Ludvigeon
Davia
Jlopkins
Rivers
Salt Lake
DM. Curley
W. B. Dinneen
J. F. Nilligan
John Smith
A. S. Peabody
Litt Palmer
R. W. Bradley
J. A. Marin
WK. Mullen
Burke
Brown
Denver
W. D. 8. Gray
Gus Duechner
East Eighteenth Street
Dalles
Ore
New York
Mr. Dunt
Mire
Hunt
Mra
Diunt
General
Charles Thompson
J. A. McDonald
Omaha
Church Circles Host Afternoon Society Gatherings
Congregational Aid Society meets in church parlors this afternoon with Mrs Martha Fox and her circle hosting and sewing for Christmas dolls. Presbyterian Aid Society is hosted by Mrs William Tannen at 1010 Pebrican Street with tax reports read. Baptist Willing Workers hostesses include Mrs BE Slack Mrs A G McGregor and Mrs J B Stimson at Mrs Stimson home for postponed session. Methodist Missions features music at Mrs J B Rossman home. Baptist Q O A holds 8 o’clock business meeting in the deparlors after supper provided attached prior notice.
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Congregational Aid Society
Congregational Church
Ald Society
Martha Fox
Presbyterian Aid Society
William Tannen
Pebrican Street
Bastar
Baptist
A. Slack
A. G. Mbr Gregor
J. B. Stimson
Methodist Missionary Society
J. B. Rossman
Baptist Q. O. A
Baptist QO
Jewish Circle Sale Promises Card Party and Apron Sale
The Jewish circle ladies host a card party and apron sale Monday afternoon at Praternal hall. Public invited. The Philippine forestry bureau launches service between stands. The United States Forest Service employs staff on inland lakes and in salt water, in Alaska and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praternal Hall
Philippine Bureau of Forestry
United States ‘Forest Service
Imland Lakes
Io Aluka
Florida
General Orozco Leads Chihuahua Troops Across Desert to Texas
General Orozco and 200 soldiers retreat with Chihuahua civilians after Huerta’s coup. Wealthy families led by the Terrazas flee 250 miles across the desert toward Presidio Texas with 7,100 troops in pursuit by Villa. The piece notes the historical significance and looming danger if captured. It also mentions timber from Colorado and commercial importance of western hemlock in the United States.
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Orozco
Madero
Mexico
Huerta
Blanco
Chihuahua
United States
Teaselty
Willi
Juurey
Terrazas
Chihualua
Flo
Villa
Fothiers
Presidio
Texas
California Syrup of Figs Promoted for Children Health
A 60 cent bottle of California Syrup of Figs is recommended as a gentle laxative for children and adults. The ad urges seeking the genuine California Fig Syrup Company product to treat constipation and cleanse the bowels, warning against counterfeit syrups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Company
Display of Healey Gold at Plains Hotel Today
A display of the renowned Healey Gold art china, famous from Paris and colonial expositions, is presented today at the Plains Hotel by Mrs. Healey of Manila. Created by two Indianapolis artists, Misses Healey of Washington DC, the exhibit runs 3 to 5 PM and 8 to 10 PM, inviting all interested in ceramic art.
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Healey
Paris
Colmmyhian
Plains
Manila
Misses Healey
Washington, D. C
China
Chryade Ceramice
Dry Question In Massachusetts Local Elections
Boston reports two teens in Massachusetts elections influence the Heanse question with a six year dry period vote in Lynn and other towns. Newburyport shifts from licensing to a different stance after a year in office. A local figure, Jack Gerald, elected to the board of aldermen in Woburn amid a controversial event involving a staged elopement and a garbage incident.
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Boston
Massachusetta
Lynn Bwke
Far
Wen
Newburyport
Licanse Cohunn
Wiielk Hyaorwin
Jack” Gerahty
Julian Fponeh
Newport
Aidermen
Woburn
Uncle Sam Buys Girl Panama Hat
Washington letter reveals Lottie Lesier a Brighton schoolgirl who saved 2 cents for a Panama hat after a hedgehog nest damaged her father’s old one. Assistant Secretary Hamlin approves and promises a new hat sent by parcel post.
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Washington
Lottie Lesier
Panama
Treasury
Hamlin
Lottie
Sam
No Compensation Amid Hard Times Sparks Community Reflections
In a spirit of shared hardship, residents confront losses and lessons from tough luck. The message emphasizes endurance, mutual aid, and greater consideration for neighbors during challenging periods.
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Miss Barth
Nancy Byrd Turner
J. Ross Carpenter
Iwig
Gibson Clark
W. W. Busselle
Sedewick
Town
Joyce Tobin
Hebecca Carpenter
Gene Beatty
Pine Bluffs
Elks
Inimak
White
Schvira
Larker
Masonic Temple
Milaci
Nellie Hackman
Helen McDonald
Fred Miller
Teestal
Mr. and
Mrs. Btanhope Blunt
Charlies D. Carey
Philadelphia
Bryant B. Brooks
Casper
The
Jewish Circle Sale
Onozco
Clhlimuanua
Colorado
Toggery
Breil Lane
Uncle Sam
Peamonds
A. T. Hale
Chevenair
Wyo
Andy E. Roedel
17Th ST
Wexall Stork
Pion
Elenne
Harry P. Byals
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