Wedding of Ruth Lacey and William Barber at Lacey Home
The marriage of Ruth Eleanor Lacey to William Hillis Barber was solemnized in the Lacey home with a large gathering. The ceremony featured fine floral displays, a wedding march, and a reception buffet. The couple plan to reside in Eaton Colorado after February 15, and Mr. Barber is a bank cashier with roots in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge
John W. Lacey
Ruth Eleanor Lacey
William Hillis Barber
Palma
Susan Brady Cahill
Marie Buchanan
George C. Rafter
Margaret Lacey
Ruth Harrington
Alice Barber
Lucille Ridgley
Misses Louise
Elizabeth Lacey
Raymond Barber
Rawlins
Pach
Musterole The Great Remedy for Rheumatism
Musterole promises relief from rheumatic pains and a wide range of ailments from sore throat to colds. The ad touts hospital use, offers 2 sizes, sales by druggists, mail order options, and a testimonial praising rapid relief from rheumatic pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musterole, Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Joseph F. Swords
Oklah
Social Teas and Frolics Mark Holiday Season
New Year open house by Varey, a talon auction bridge tea by Mrs Dutois, Miss Kane hosting a tea and Miss Dertle Kane’s evening gathering. Shriners hold New Year’s Frolic at the Masonic temple. Mrs Elizabeth Gill hosts an informal tea for Miss Emily Berry and Dr John Sherwood. Dr Bayliss hosts a post quarters dinner with guests Emily Berry Lucy Berry Helen Abbott Dr Sherwood and Lt McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dutois
Talon
the Plains
Elizabeth Gill
Emily Berry
John Sherwood
Fort Russell
Christmas Bells
Holly
Lucy Berry
Edmundo
Helen Abbott
Sherwood
Davis
Edmunds
McDonald
Carey Abbott
Bayliss
Mise
Lieutenant McDonald
Mystic Maze Postponed and Club Notices
The Mystic Maze meeting with Mrs C T Richards on Friday has been postponed until further notice. The Coterie Art Club will meet at J H Wilson’s home Wednesday afternoon. The Tuesday Evening Five Hundred club plans a year-end gathering at W R Schnitger’s home Wednesday. The P E O Sisterhood meeting was postponed one week. Past Noble Grand Association hosts a card and watch night at R W Rich home Wednesday with Mrs Rich and Miss Anna Hansen as hostesses. Husbands or escorts requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
C. T. Richards
Coterie Art Club
J. H. Wilson
W. R. Schnitger
FP. E. O. Sisterhood
Noble Grand Nssociation
Noble Grand Association
R. W. Rich
Rich
Anna Hansen
Mrs Bradley To Leave On Three Month Southern Tour
The Visiting Sister and Mrs R W Bradley plan a three months tour of the southern and gulf states and Cuba beginning Wednesday. Misa Nell Morgan departs tonight for Evanston to stay until her current work there is finished. Westminster Guild meets this evening in church parlors with Mrs Horace Jenkins Bertha Meyers and Winnifred Stuart. Y P U and Presbyterian Missions are slated for social and meeting events at homes of Rev and Mrs George Van Winkle and Mrs Carson at 2 30 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Bradley
Soithern
Gulf States
Cuba
Misa Nell Morgan
Evanston
Westminster Guild
Mra
Horace Jenkins
Bertha Meyers
Winnifred Stuart
Baptist Young People's Union
George van Winkle
Presbyterian, Missions
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Carson
East Highteenth
Services Show High Regard for Late E. H. Ingalls
Funeral services for E. H. Ingalls a Cheyenne police veteran were held Sunday at the Elk Home with Elks ritual led by Exalted Ruler T. Blake Kennedy. Rev. Loon Hills of the Presbyterian church offered a prayer as pallbearers included Cheyenne officials and former mayors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Ingalls
Order of Elks
KE. H
Hob) Ingalls
Cheyenne
Elke
T. Blake Kennedy
Loon
Presbyterian Church
D. AV. Gill
L. R. Bresnahen
Peter Warlaumont
John Ohnhaus
August R. Ingalls
Mr. Ingalls
Wheatom
C. & S. Almost on Schedule Time
Trains on the Colorado and Southern were behind schedule last night with notable improvement. No. 30, 16 hours late, arrived about noon yesterday. No. 27 from the south was on time, and two snowed freight trains were brought through ahead of the passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado and Southern
No 30
No. 27
Wheatland
Visitor leaves for Thratemal engagement
Thurston 1, McCartney of Kansas City Mo, spending holidays in Cheyenne with Geo Schilling and family, will depart via Denver and Colorado Springs. In Colorado Springs she is expected to take a leading role in Thats and will be aided by Malam Rachael Goldberg of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston
McCartney
Kansas City
Cheyenne
Geo. Schilling and Family
Denver
Colorado Springs
Malam Rachael Goldberg
Chicago
County Treasury Seeks Tax Payment From Railroad
County Treasurer Frederick B. Follett of Grand County gives the Denver and Salt Lake Railroad until 10 am Tuesday to pay delinquent taxes exceeding 10 000. He warns the railroad that failure to pay will lead to seizure of tax funds. The company has been in arrears for two years.
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Streamboat Springs
Colo
Frederick
Follett
Denver and Salt Lake Railroad Company
Grand County
Secretary proposes radium land withdrawal to curb speculation
Washington December 29 Secretary Lane proposes to withdraw all public domain lands suspected of containing radium to secure the deposits for the general good and prevent private speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lane
Bail Forfeited by Former Consul's Wife in London
The surety of 250 dollars for Mrs. Sheridan Pitt Read widow of a former American consul in Tientsin was forfeited after she failed to appear in a London police court. She faced a charge of obtaining credit on false pretenses over a 40 dollar hotel bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sheridan Pitt Read
Tientam
China
Woman's Laws Free Noted Jail Breaker in Jacksonville
Albert Driscoll alias A D Cannamayer, known for bank and post office robbery escapes from Atlanta and elsewhere, escaped from the county jail in Jacksonville last night where he was held for a post office robbery. A Macon Georgia woman is believed to have supplied the saws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Albert Driscoll
A. D. Cannameyer
Atlanta
Macon
Driscoll
Parcel Post Ruling Bars Shipping Illegally Killed Game
Post master General Burleson bars from parcels any wild animal or bird body killed in violation of state laws. Lawfully taken game may be mailed but not beyond the second parcel post zone. Packages must have contents plainly marked on the outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burleson
Removal of Seals on Cardinal Rampolla Estate Sought
In Sintra Rome on December 20 Baroness Caroine Rampolla Pereana, heir, requested removal of seals on the late Cardinal Rampolla's residence. She presented a 1889 statement claiming sole heirship after a brother's death. If no opposition arises, the seals may be removed tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unseral Rampolea
Sintra Rome
Cardinal Rampolla
Caro Ine Rampolla-Pereana
Monroeism and U S financial policy debate cited
A correspondent argues sympathy with President Wilson's aims and notes Monroe doctrine style limits on U S finance. The piece discusses Cowdray contracts and opposition in Washington to concessions for non-Americans, extending to nations south of the Panama Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ean
Wilson
Monroe“ism
United States
America
Washington
Panama Canal
Businessman Gus Louis Dies on Train Near Syracuse
Word from Syracuse Kansas says Gus Louis a leading businessman of Council Bluffs died on a train near Syracuse last night. He was en route to join his family in Los Angeles where they are spending the winter. Heart disease caused the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Des 29
Syracuse
Kan
Gus Louis
Los Angeles
Germany Rejects U S Thade Proposal with Conditions
Berlin today refused Washingtons request on favored nation status for American goods but hinted willingness to bargain if the United States offers an equivalent concession. The German reply cites tariff law provisions, factory book inspections, and regulatory rules it wants banned as part of any agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Cgermany
United States
Clermany
Oldest U. S. General Edwin Hayes Celebrates 94th Birthday
General Edwin Louis Hayes, the oldest living U S general, marks his ninety fourth birthday at his Bloomfield New Jersey home. A Civil War veteran, he helped found the Republican party when it formed in Pittsburgh in 1856 with 486 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edwin Louis Hayes
United States
Bloomfield
N. J
Hayes
Republican Party
Piitaburgu
To Cure a Cold to One Day Laxative Brom co Tablets
An ad touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININO tablets claiming cure in one day with a refund if it fails. It notes a signature on each box and a 4 price. The text also mentions the forest service maintaining nine experiment stations for reforestation studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Forest Service
Times South American Supplement Examines U.S. Attitude
The Times outline notes a forthcoming monthly supplement with several articles on how the United States is viewed by Latin American nations. A review of the Mexican situation is included among its contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Times Monthly
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Tyson
Philip James Bailey
Joseph M
Husterole
Seth
Varey
Reidge Tea
Miss Kane
Miss Dertle Kane
Shriners
Masonic Temple
Seene
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Noad
Parcel Post
Dr.a
Reed Ag
Dr. A. Reed
John Harrington
Ties
Gong
Arie
Ahd
DSM
Tie CenTawn Company
Bears
Germany
Thade
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