Christmas Society Notes and Social Roundup
The column records Christmas week events and social gatherings. Mrs Lawrence and others hosted a festive dining table with a grand ball and a Christmas tree at the Artillery club. Various residents are noted visiting, teaching, or visiting Cheyenne, with plans for New Year events and club meetings.
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Lawrence
Visitation List Mention in Miss Bowen's Eastward Plans
Miss Mae Bowen is slated to travel east, with a visiting list noted in local society circles as part of her upcoming itinerary. The brief item highlights her forthcoming movements and social engagements.
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Miss Sparling
Cheyenne
Boston
Kensington meeting of Women’s Clubs announced
The Women’s Clubs Chapter C of the PEO will meet Tuesday afternoon at Mrs A B Johnston’s home with hostesses Mrs F P Moord and Miss Gussie Johnston. A Hert meeting of the WWC of the HM A is set for Wednesday January Std at Mrs J F Crowley’s residence 2104 Eddy St.
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P. E
al Sterood
Mra. A. BD
Hh. M. A
J. F. Crowley
Eddy
Presbyterian Missions and Aid Plans for January Meetings
In church circles the Mission Circle of the Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mis J F Jenkins. Mrs McIlndrie and Mrs Hummer hostesses for the next Presbyterian Aid Society meeting in two weeks on Friday January 10 at Mrs McEndrie's home. Baptist Willing Workers postponed their meeting to January 10 at Mrs C L Rigdon's home with Mrs L Hughes and Mrs A E Brendler as assistants. Watch Night services planned at the Baptist church New Year's Eve with each society at a different hour. Costumes for the New Year’s Eve ball on exhibition Monday. Party organizers should consult Mrs George P Knight at 312 West Sixteenth Street.
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Mission Cirle
The
Presbyterian Church
Mis
J. F. Jenkins
C. L. Rigdon
L. Hughes
A. E. Brendler
George P. Knight
West Sixteenth Street
Arp and Hammond Hardware Stockholders Meet in Cheyenne
The annual meeting of Arp and Hammond Hardware stockholders will be held at their Cheyenne office on Monday January 1 at 2 p m for election of officers and other business as may come before the meeting. Secretary Henry H Arp. a 27 28 29
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Arp & Hammond Hardware Company
Cheyenne
Henry H
ARP
New Years Dinner at the Plains Hotel
New Years eve dinner at the Plains hotel begins at 10 p m. Reservations should be made early for the party.
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Plains Hotel
Tragic End To Great Case As Verdicts Are Read
Crowds gather outside the federal building as the prisoners are led from the courtroom with guards. The judge thanks jurors for their service and schedules sentencing for Monday morning.
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Jall
Marshal Schmidt
William C. Bernhardt
Cincinnati
Federal
W. N. Harding
William A. Gray
Philadelphia
Michael J. Cunnane
Foreman Dare
Charles Wachtmeister
Frank J. Murphy
Detroit
Hiram Mr. Kline
Munele
Ind
Anderson
Khubanka Wheat Yields Big Crops
Burns Wyoming December 28 Charrles C Lyon reported a car load of Khubanka Spring Wheat sold above the day’s top Omaha quotations He grew 100 acres yielding 2000 bushels a new variety with high quality and strong demand due to largest yields Dry farming methods used by Lyon and neighbor George Kerk yielded several bushels per acre.
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Burns
Wyo
Charrles C. Lyon
Omaha
Lyon
George Kerk
Adolph Merz Crowned City Billiard Champion
Adolph Merz defeated Fred Sturdevant 50 to 43 at the Frontier Club to take the city billiard championship. Merz scored a second block of 26 points while Sturdevant posted 22, ending the two evening match as the new title holder.
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Adolph Merz
Frontier Club
Merz
Fred Sturdevant
Jinx
Hecla Hosts Rare Christmas Event at School House
Florence Delaney, a capable school teacher in Hecla Wyoming, organized a Christmas reception for the neighborhood. The gathering featured speeches music recitations and gongs by both children and adults with Hecla Mountain echoing with festive sound and merriment.
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Hecla Mountain
Receiver's Sale Slashes Prices Across Entire Stock
Entire inventory to be sold within 10 days with costs and specials. Former prices span Bulta dresses $16.50 to $65.00 now $7.50 to $20.50. house dresses $1.25 to $3.50 now 5 cents to $3.25. robes and kimonos $1.26 to $5.50 now 75 cents to $3.25. serge dresses $12.00 to $25.00 now $5.05 to $15.00. misses dresses with sailor collar $8.75. lace and embroidery trimmed waist $1.00 now $7.50.
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Serge Drestes
Wilson vows hard fight to unite North and South
President elect Wilson spoke at Mary Baldwin Seminary in Stanton Va on his 50th birthday promising hard fighting to erase divisions between regions. He announced plans for a strong four year program and generations of effort to achieve goals, then prepared to depart for Princeton amid a rousing parade and courtesy calls from officials and cavalry officers.
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Wilson
Princeton
U. S. Cavalry
War Department
Wood
Army
Joseph R. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
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