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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1918

Page

3

Society events and gatherings feature bridge supper and Kensington

A formal bridge supper hosted by Mrs. Henry G. Watson and others followed by games at the Watson home, with attendees including Miss Lulu McCormick Julia Freeborn and guests such as Dr. and Mrs. Johnston and Mr. Walton. Mrs. J J Underwood hosted a Kensington afternoon with sewing and tea. Marjorie Fee celebrated six years with a party at her home attended by family and classmates from Congrese School. A recital by Miss Laura Jee and Miss Lillian Blamey featured piano and vocal pieces at Labor Hall with praise for the students. Lt. Harry Henderson sent a cable from overseas confirming his safe arrival, a note cheered by Cheyenne families. Red Cross news reports donations of chiffonieres and home-garment work, with several members earning badges and others directing afternoon garment-room activities.

Henry G. Watson A. Huston John BD. Clark Young Men's Literary Club Watson Lulu McCormick Julia Freeborn Gear and Mire. Johnston J. i Walton Aver Nuggard Kensington J. J. Underwood Underwood Apartments Marjorie Fee Ira B. Fee Ocloeck Nellie Ewers Congrese Marjorie Fee H. R. Millard Ruth McDonoveth Dexter Fee Mary Elizabeth Crowland Grace Avery Haggard Pauline Lariver Isabel Kinport Ruth McDonough Kathryn Ella Jane Shingle James True Glenn Kine Jean June Millard Courtney Hoskins Florence Swanson Jean Durham Harold Decker Mary Jane Smalley Neville van Dorah Kathryn Lamont Miles Shepherd, Jr Evelyn Tut Dexter Foe Lieut. Henderson H. B. Henderson Lieut Harry Henderson Lieuenant Henderson Cheyenne Red Cross Red Cross Society Percy Smith van Dorah J. E. Stimson George Kay Harold Wolcott Louise Stimson Mary Carpenter Jaude Draper Miss Jensen Evelyn Jensen Carnegie Library Sucammling Alice Warkles Nx, Matson

Visiting List and Local Notices From Cheyenne

Walter Storrie son of John Storrie a Wyoming rancher has enlisted in the U S Army aviation department and left for Berkeley for training after high school at Casper and the University of Wyoming. He was honored at a farewell banquet at the Midwest hotel hosted by Mr and Mrs Sam Service.

Walter Storrie John Storrie Hat Creek L. A Green River T. J. Powter Denver

Denver visit for Foster family and Emigh relatives

Mina Dorothy Foster travels with her mother to Denver. Attorney Alonzo Emigh of Pagosa Springs Colorado visits his parents with his son. Mr and Mrs J W Seager of St James Minnesota plan arrival to visit daughter Mrs Ira Fee at her home.

Mina Dorothy Foster Denver Alonzo Emigh Pagosa Springs Colo Frederick H. B. Emigh J. W. Seager St. James, Minn Ira F H. Fee

College Club Meeting This Saturday at Mrs Johnston’s

The College club gathers Saturday afternoon at 218 West Twenty-ninth Street with Mrs A D Johnston. The Johnson School P T A in South Cheyenne meets this afternoon at 3 15 o clock with Mrs D A Jones presiding. Miss Kathryn Wilson the school nurse addresses the assembly and pupils contribute the program. Jolly Juniors meet after school with Anna Nelson.

College Club A. D. Johnston West Twenty-nixth Street Johnson School Johnson South Cheyenne D. A. Jones Kathryn Wilson Jolly Juniors Anna Nelson

Church Circles and Social Gatherings This Afternoon

The Baptist Willing Workers meet at John Shirley home at three o'clock with hostesses Mesdames Shirley Leverents and Hamilton. Kensington Methodist Social circle gathers at Mrs W. T. Dumm for readings and musical selections. St Mark's Guild meets at Mrs L A Hardick, 107 East Twentieth Street, to continue Red Cross work.

John Shirley Guild of St. Mark's Willl L. A. Hardick East Twentieth Street Red Cross

Local notices and city items from Cheyenne

Multiple short items: Cahill & Holliday coal firm advertises service. five drunks lodged at police station for spiritual dizziness. sedan taxi services listed. residents from Casper Sheridan Laramie Rock Springs and New York named with contact calls. Whelan and Coxen taxi and touring car services. Br Mayer visiting Cheyenne. Fred Markin recovering from smallpox with Sunday return planned. George W. Corey appointed commissioner of deeds. Alerts Masquerade Ball scheduled February 14 at Eagles Hall. petty larceny sentences for W H Douglas and Ray McDonald in Justice court yesterday.

Card of Thanks to Neighbors Friends and Donors

Our sincere thanks are extended to the neighbors of many friends who condoled and sympathised with us in our recent bereavement. We also thank our son's young comrades who assisted in the funeral ceremonies and the donors of the floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. HL. Meld.

W. I. HL. Meld

Casper well brings in 1000 barrels daily on Weat Bull Creek

A Casper well is reported to produce about 1000 barrels per day from the Weat Bull Creek area. The note indicates strong output and ongoing operations for the field.

Casper Weat Bull Creek

Inconsistency Marks Criticism of U S War Policy

Washington Jan 7 The piece discusses Republicans criticizing Wilson administration policies on war and appointments. It highlights tensions between supporters and opponents, noting claims of partisanship in appointing officials and the broader debate over war aims, financing, and leadership during the national crisis. It cites Senate exchanges and mentions figures like Lodge Penrose Lewis and Roosevelt as part of the political discourse.

Washington BD. C Mall Garfield Senate Wilson Chamberlain Oregon William J. Stone Missouri Senator Penrose Pennsylvania Lewis Illnois Frank Vanderlip New York Mr. Taft H. P. Davidson J. P. Morgan & Co Penrose Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts Senator Lodge Chatren Wiliam R. Willcox Republican National Committee McAdoo Bainbridge Colby Col Theodore Roosevelt Senator Lodee Moose Wall United States Wilton Daniels Navy Roosevelt Baker Faker John Man

Prompted Blaze Damages Bedding But Causes No Loss

A fire at Mrs. HH Winklen’s home 2211 Pioneer avenue yesterday afternoon at 2 40 was caused by a blow torch used to thaw pipes. The blaze started in the cellar bedding and was quickly extinguished by the fire department. No damage.

HH. Winklen Pioneer Avenue Sparka

George Sternberg Charged With Statutory Offense

George Sternberg charged with a statutory offense against a young girl on a Nebraska farm was taken to Harrison for trial by Sheriff G W Hill of Harrison yesterday afternoon.

George Sternberg Carre Northness Nebraska Harrison, Neb G. W. Hill Harrison

Bonnets Big and Little for the Spring Drive

Betty Brown reviews spring bonnet fashions as milliners prepare straw hats for the season. The piece describes a Draas colored straw hat with velvet and beaded ornament, plus four simpler street wear hats in pale straw with ribbons, turban shapes, feather puff balls, and a black poke with rattled ribbon.

Betty Brown Tb Ewes

War Savings Campaign Notes Across Wyoming State

War Savings efforts continue statewide as Irvine plans to recruit stockmen into the war savings stamps program. Wyoming counties pursue aggressive campaigns with school and church leaders urging thrift. a New York donation and national sales force pledges support. The movement emphasizes per capita goals and widespread participation to finance the war effort.

Irvine Wyoming Short Club Tnst New York City Board of Education Tia Jacob Wertheim

Weather Report For Cheyenne And Vicinity Forecast

Cheyenne and vicinity expect rising temperatures Friday with generally fair skies. The shippers forecast notes temperatures around 15 to 20 degrees below north and east, 10 to 1 below south, with a high near 25 and a low near 10. Wind from the south at 12 mph, no significant precipitation noted.

Wyoming Gam, Giem Holy Clear

Worland Sugar Hustory Closes After Loss Hit

A troubled sugar market in Worland ends after a dramatic collapse with losses near £100,000. Investors scramble as pay deals falter and suppliers reevaluate orders amid a tightening financial outlook.

Worland Sicdosatul Sonal Payitie Bet

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Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co Laura Jee Misa Lillian Blamey Labor Hall Lee and Blamey Evans Herbert Doane Josephine Pegg Miss Lee Miss Pege Irene Crone St. Mark's Guild Cahill & Holliday Cool Coal Company 16Th St Hobbs A& Huckfelt Plains Hotel Whelan Rock Springs M. F. Whelan Sheridan BR. Mayer Coxen Laramie James RN. Coxen Markin Fred Markin George W. Corey Bigux Alerts Eagies W. HH. Douglas Wie Ray McDonald Justice of Peace Edward's Court U.S Polley War Department Pink PROM American Tobacco Company America Europe Germany France England Thot Sprines County Veermopelis Irving T Hat White Nevada Aldfield Chichzo Tyving Wyo- Hine Hiritt Weather Report Vicinity Hkuen Nz
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