Bardine Wayne and Louise Wayne marry in Cheyenne ceremony
Bardine of New York City now in the Fort Russell hospital medical department marries Miss Louise Wayne of Louisville Kentucky in a five o'clock office ceremony officiated by Judge W C Mentzer. Attendants Mrs Ella L Smith and Albert R Kohler observe as guests enjoy supper and plans for a future honeymoon and new apartment at 608 East Seventeenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardine-Wayne
Myers Bardine
New York City
Fort Russell
Louise Wayne
Louisville
W. C. Mentzer
Ella L. Smith
Albert R. Kohler
Post Medical Department
Cheyenne
Elmer Cook
University of Kentucky
Alpha Phi Sorority
K. Bardine
Fort Russell Guidon
Idaho Peéhnina Institute
Pocatello
University of New York
Y M. Co. A
Port Russell
Christmas Pleasures Shared With Little Folks
Children received surprise goodies as Christmas program ended. Johnson Parent-Teacher association ends in school year refreshments for economy while patrons donate gifts for the children. Red Cross HQ closed Monday and Tuesday evenings and Tuesday afternoon for Christmas. Young Ladies' Sodality of St Marys runs an evening class at the headquarters Monday nights led by Mrs Bruce Jones. Plans are underway for a junior Red Cross among teachers and public school students. Schoolgirls show willingness to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Parent-Teacher Association
Red Cross
Sodality of
St. Mary's
Bruce Jones
Visiting List of Christmas Homecomings and Travel
Local society notes list Mrs. Frank N. Shiek and family returning from Denver to spend Christmas with the Jordans. Several others plan or have returned to Wyoming, Colorado, and Nebraska for holiday visits, including students from Notre Dame and Columbia, and weddings in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank N. Shiek
Denver
John L. Jordan
J. B. Guthrie
Robert
Alice
Guthrie
Ruth Hanesworth
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Effie Yeoman
Flanesworth
Jessie Lummis
Warren Avenue
Lummis
Columbia College
New York City
Jeannette Mullen
William FE. Mullen
Notre Dame Convent
Baltimore
South Carolina
Harold Hutchison
Cheyenne
Hutchison-Kelley
Wilkie Collins
Mabel Knight
Thayne
George P. Knight
Baptist Sunday School Kids Prepare Christmas Entertainment
Children from the Baptist Sunday school are reminded to attend a 2:30 PM practice at the church this afternoon. The Christmas entertainment is scheduled for Monday evening on Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Sunday School
Draft Question Blank Arrivals Prompt County Clerk Work
Questionnaires begin arriving at the county clerk office with lawyers in Cheyenne praising their completeness. Officials expect swift classification of registrants as donors assist in answering to ensure uniform responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Prack Looms in Platte Exemption Board Dispute
Governor Houx faces a controverted Platte county exemption board issue as a letter from eighty Wheathind citizens endorses A. Schwarz for the board. The signers back the governor’s action reinstating Schwarz, amid a petition from The Sherman Co about paperhabing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PRACK
Platte County
Exec
Houx
Wheathind
A. Schwarz
Schwars
Sheriff Bold Claims Record In Recovering Stolen Cars
The Laramie County sheriff reports recovery of nearly every stolen vehicle from residents and visitors. The last car was found yesterday in Manhattan Kansas after being stolen from Cheyenne during Frontier Days. Frank Gardner awaits extradition to face trial in Cheyenne. Over twenty cars stolen. many thieves convicted, including Harry Holland who received one to four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie County
Sheriff's Office
William Dittmer
Arcola
Cheyenne
Manhattan
Kans
Frank Gardner
Harry Holland
B. F. Klein
Five Inmate Release From County Jail Names Released
Five men and one woman were freed from the county jail yesterday. All were federal prisoners. The released are Florence Brown Frank Meyers Lewis Thompson Bulwer Merer William Glover and John Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Brown
Frank Meyers
Lewis Thompson
Bulwer Merer
William Glover
John Roberts
Men Charged With Pro German Sentiments and Slacker Allegations
Frank Meyers and John Roberts faced charges for pro German sentiment while Thompson and Glover were labeled slackers but proven under age. Pert Miller received one to three years for stealing a coat and money from an unidentified hotel after a Granitean arrest where he was found asleep in a station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Meyers
John Roberts
Thompson
Glover
Meyer
Pert Miller
Graniteanon
More Troops Expected at Fort Russell Barracks
Additional troops are expected at Fort Russell within a few days as a large delegation of officers arrives. Twenty of the six were reported to have reached the post yesterday for duty, listing names from multiple states including Capt. Ro Q Mer élek of Greenville and WR McQuaid of Jacksonville, with a long roster of lieutenants and officers from Georgia Pennsylvania Alabama and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Russell
Vesterday
Ro Q Merélek
Greenville
WR McQuaid
Jacksonville
Fla
Lievts
W. C. Hettna
Spartanburg
W. J. Roolwe
A. TH. Williams
Lake Cfio
HH. HW. Wall
Mikine
J. K. Craig
Tennessee
A. A. Roberts
J. I. Underwood
W. W. McCombood Jr
Maine
United States Army
Laxative Bromo Quinine Price Increase
The sloganed medicine Laxative Bromo Quinine raises to 30¢ per box as costs for six extracts and chemicals rise. The product, famed for a quarter century, is marketed to druggists amid broad national usage.
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West 17Th Street
Phone
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
Lisle
Society
Ning
George HL. Nerison
Sird Field Artillery
Treadway
Quartermaster's Corps
Fred Boice
Harold Vaughan
Alton Laughlin
Vaughan
Helen Tyson
Nora Hendershot
Harriet Rossman
Lucille Ridgley
Velma Wilsock
Playlet
France
General Pershing
Monsieur Grandet
Frances Brammer
Madame Grandet
Elsie Taylor
Jean Grandet
S Leiton French
Marion
Lusette
Edith Marsh
Pearl Bronstine
Art Busch
Eunice Thompson
Florence Flanagan
Jlob
Clark
Johnson School
South Cheyenne
Boyd’s Cash Market and Grocery
Heef
The
Sherman Co
Regord
John Connelly
Buechner Jewelry Company
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