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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1919
Page
11
Fort Riley Kans residents gather for short visits and travel plans as Frank Rairden remains critically ill at St Johns hospital. Denver and Joliet figures arrive in Wyoming towns to join business trips toward Fort Collins and California relocations noted.
St. Mark's guild met at the parish house Friday afternoon with Mrs. Albert Bartlett as hostess and Mrs. Luke Voorhees presiding. Refuges garments were sewn for the Red Cross. Next Friday February 7 Mrs. Cox will entertain members and on Saturday February 8 the guild plans a bake sale at Union Mercantile Association grocery 304 West Seventeenth street with Mrs. Dugald R. Whittaker and Drs. David Nimmo in charge.
The Frazer family in Laramie received word from Raymond Frazer that the Ninety-First Division has orders to return home. The colonel announced to the men that they will be called for the states within weeks while the unit is currently stationed in Belgium. Me P Warren and R B Fairchild of Casper, Wyoming, are visiting the Plains on business.
John W. Hays of Rock Springs Wyoming and Joe C. Kenny of Okeville Wisconsin are staying at the Plains hotel. Dr L B Simons of Sidney Nebraska is visiting Friday in the city as the crowd plans a weekend stay.
Dr and Mrs J R Bostwick entertained eight guests at a theater party Wednesday evening followed by a supper at the Plains hotel.
Mr and Mrs William Armstrong of Laramie left for Los Angeles California. He is interested in holdings in Rock River district and visits Laramie often. They were accompanied back to California by his mother Lieutenant Howard H Armstrong of the United States Navy.
Denver visitors including W G and R B Pairchild Schweigelt Lae MM Paes Charles B Wella L B Tuck stay at the Plaing hotel in Denver. Pilot Wyo’s Charles C Stragner visits. Mr and Mrs C Wyatt of Denver for the weekend. J J Garter F a Mr BY Hannah and P aem4 of Omaha are guests. Bert Miller, Albany Wa r cashier, improves after illness. B B David and Cherion plan California visit around February 3. Lieutenan Alger Lonabaugh, son of Sheridan, with the fourth Tench battery, to soon sail home with Major Warry Lonabaugh attached to the Sixth amzmn.
Rev. Frank Bacert of the Methodist church departs Laramie for eastern Colorado to enjoy a two week vacation he has postponed several times. Professor H L Ely of the university will fill the pulpit the first Sunday and another speaker will preach the second Sunday of his absence.
Dean Morton Joslin of the cathedral in Laramie addressed the university students on A League of Nations. He outlined how such a league could benefit the world and expressed hope it would materialize after the peace conference.
N Artisee Erickson Albany county superintendent returned home to Laramie after attending the state superintendents meeting in Cheyenne. Mrs Nellie Walee Thermopolis was elected president and Mrs Lalu Kerning Torrington was chosen secretary. Mr Albert J Johnson Riverton is here on business.
Mrs Agnew guest of her parents Captain and Mrs A A Underwood at 214 West Twenty sixth street. Miss Dorothy Agnew of Fullerton Nebraska visiting. Mrs L De Nieno in city with her parents Mr and Mrs William Stepp. Harry W Deal of Polo Creek Wyoming visits with Mr and Mrs H Kalber. William Aukerman of Wheatland in city on business. Edwin C Wood of New York stays until Sunday. C Packard of Denver on a short business trip. M B Edwards leaves for Audrain Massachusetts on business.
James R. Coxen of the University of Wyoming educational department visits Cheyenne on department business and expects to return to Laramie in the latter part of the week.
The friends of Dr T J Henneberry are glad to learn he is convalescing at his home 2216 Van Lennen Avenue after a recent illness and will soon resume practice. Friends of Mr James T 8 will be interested to know he has assumed new duties in Atlanta Ga where he is engaged in business.
Mr. R. J. Craven of Albany New York who spent several days in the city in support of a humane organization left Friday for Kansas. Craven came from England years ago and until a year ago served in Opens. Mr Byers and Mr K G Lone of Omabs are here on business. Harold Bedolun returned to his home in Laramie Thursday after being discharged from the wary following several months service.
Westminster guild members hold a bake sale at Kelley grocery store opening at 10 o clock. Also notes a Saturday evening basketball game at Cheyenne high school gym with 25 cent admission and announces the birth of a daughter named Nancy to Mr and Mrs C D Avery of 515 East Eighteenth Street born Friday morning January 31.
Mrs. H C Olsen hosted the Help One Another club for a Red Cross garment sewing session with twenty five guests. The Mystic Maze held a birthday event at Mrs. Frank Schmidt’s home where Mrs. C Richardson won first prize. Angus and Mrs. Lawson celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with an evening dinner and an electric lamp as a gift. The Elks hosted about one hundred twenty five couples including state legislators and Fort Russell guests with Kopald’s orchestra providing dance numbers. Congregational Aid society calls for 3 PM meeting at the church parlors.
A series of brief notes lists residents visiting or traveling between Riverton Cheyenne Laramie Denver Rock Springs Lac and Rockdale. Mentions include Mr William Madden Ms W M Carson Mrs D Greenwald Mr Fred W Johnson Mr W K Hamilton Mr A Siebald Mr H Lessienger Mr Harry Weston Mr Will McMurray undergoing surgery at Ivinson Memorial Hospital and remaining in care Mr Wil Thomas Mr John Hefferon Mr Charles Marks en route to Mayo Brothers hospital Rochester MN for surgery and Mr Stopps housekeeping details.
Louise Bussard aged 13 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Bussard, who died from burns, was buried Friday at Lakeview Cemetery after services at Early undertaking parlors. She was the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs William Goss of Fort Russell and sister of William Goss, Cheyenne post office mail superintendent. Malcom McLean, eighteen, was buried Friday at Lakeview Cemetery with funeral services from Early undertaking parlors.
The latest Mutt and Jeff series promises Simon-pure comedy to lift spirits this weekend at the Princess theatre Sunday and Monday with a Sunday matinee. In three rolicking acts, the duo displays their humor as in earlier outings by Stud Fisher, delivering modern stage entertainment.
Two British soldiers were killed and several injured today when bombs hidden under coal abandoned by the Germans exploded as the men were removing the coal. The incident occurred at Boghe Mons on a cold January day.
Glasgow reports forty injured as clashes between strikers and police erupt amid a strike. The unrest subsided but the city remains in semidarkness due to a shortage of electric current.
A reader from Shorters Alabama reports restless nights due to kidney trouble with backache rheumatic pains and muscle aches. He says Foley Kidney Pills relieved his symptoms and calls them the medicine for kidney trouble.
Joseph Caillaux, ex premier, is charged with plotting with Germany to undermine allied unity and seek a dishonorable peace. The case, linked to Bolo Pasha and Bonnet Rouge, unfolds as French officials reveal alleged maneuvers and espionage across Europe and Italy.
The Berlin government plans to dispatch troops to Bremen to restore order. First contingents have arrived. Gustav Nacht, head of the defensive bureau, says a violence-seeking minority threatens stability and that troops will fire only if Spartacists attack.
United States army transport Siboney arrived in New York from Bordeaux with 336 officers and troops, four naval officers and five civilians. The troops include the 45th Regiment Coast Artillery, 200 Ammunition Train of the 4th Division, batteries and D of the 991st Field Artillery, heading to Camp Taylor Kentucky and Camp Dodge Iowa, plus the 7th Brigade Coast Artillery headquarters detachments.
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