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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1919
Page
3
Fort Riley residents and visitors are listed in a local note. Frank Rairden remains critically ill at St. John’s Hospital. Denver resident Weill and others from Riverton Green River San Francisco Cokeville Fort Collins Joliet Denver and Laramie are mentioned with brief stays and travel plans.
The St. Mark's guild met at the parish house Friday afternoon with Mrs. Albert Bartlett as hostess. Mrs. Luke Voorhees presided over the tea, and assistant hostesses were Mrs. Mark Cox and Mrs. H. J. Woodman. Refuges garments were sewn for the Red Cross. Mrs. Cox will entertain next Friday February 7, and the bake sale is planned for Saturday February 8 at the Union Mercantile Association grocery 304 West Seventeenth Street with Mrs. Dugald R. Whittaker and Dr. David Nimmo in charge.
The Frazer family in Laramie received news from Raymond Frazer that the Ninety First Division commander announced the unit has been ordered home. The division is expected to be called for state duty within weeks while stationed in Belgium. Me P Warren and R B Fairchild of Casper are visiting the Plains on business.
John W. Hays of Rock Springs Wyoming is in the city at the Plains hotel. Joe C. Kenny of Okeville Wisconsin will spend the weekend in the city at the Plains. Dr L B Simons of Sidney Nebraska ment Friday here.
Dr and Mrs J R Bostwick entertained eight guests at a theater party Wednesday evening followed by supper at the Plains hotel.
Mr and Mrs William Armstrong of Laramie left for Los Angeles California They planned to attend to all Helds in Rock River district and frequently visited Laramie They were accompanied back to California by his mother Lieutenant Howard H Armstrong of the United States Navy
A fragmentary item lists visitors at the Plaing hotel in Denver and nearby towns. Names include W. G., R. B. Pairenchild, Schweigelt, Lae, Paes, Charles B. Wella, L. B. Tuck, Charles C. Stragner of Pilot, Wyo., and Mr. and Mrs. C. Wyatt of Denver. Also guests J. J. Garter, F. a Mr. BY, Hannah, P. aem4er of Omaha. Mentioned is Bert Miller, formerly a cashier in Albany Bank of Laramie, recovering after illness. The piece notes travel plans of B. B. David and Cherion for California around February 3. Lieutenant Alger Lonabaugh, son of Sheridan, and Major Warry Lonabaugh are referenced with the Sixth Army Battery awaiting homeward orders.
Rev. Frank Bacert of the Methodist church leaves for eastern Colorado for about two weeks of rest. He has postponed the trip several times. Professor H. L. Ely of the university will lead the first Sunday worship in his absence, with a replacement speaker on the second Sunday.
Rev Morton Joslin dean of the cathedral in Laramie spoke at the university weekly student assembly on a League of Nations. He outlined benefits to the world and expressed hope the league would become a reality after the peace conference.
N Artisee Erickson Albany County superintendent returned to Laramie after attending the state superintendents meeting in Cheyenne. Nellie Walee Thermopolis was elected president and Lalu Kernig Torrington named secretary. Albert J. Johnson Riverton is here on business.
Mrs Agnew and daughter Miss Dorothy Agnew of Fullerton Nebraska arrived in the city to stay with Captain and Mrs A A Underwood at 214 West Twenty-first Street. Mrs L De Nieno visits with her parents Mr and Mrs William Stepp. Harry W Deal of Polo Creek Wyoming spends a few days with Mr and Mrs H Kalber. William Aukerman of Wheatland is in the city on business. Edwin C Wood of New York plans to remain through Sunday. C Packard of Denver arrives for a short business trip. M B Edwards leaves for Audrain Maine on business.
James R. Coxen of the University of Wyoming educational department is visiting Cheyenne on departmental business. He plans to return to Laramie later in the week.
Friends learn Dr. T. J. Henneberry is convalescing at 2216 Van Lennen Avenue after illness and intends to resume his practice soon. James T.8 has begun new duties in Atlanta, Ga., in business.
Mr. R. J. Craven of Albany New York who spent days here in the interest of a humane organization left Friday for Kansas. Craven came from England years ago and until a year ago his duties kept him in Opens. Har! Bedolun returned to Laramie after discharge from the army following months of service.
The Westminster guild holds a bake sale today at Kelley grocery store opening at 10 o'clock. Also noted is a basketball game Saturday evening February 1 at Cheyenne High School gymnasium with 25 cent admission. Mr and Mrs C D Avery of 515 East Eighteenth announce the birth of a daughter Nancy born Friday morning January 31.
Mrs H C Olsen entertained the Help One Another club with sewing for Red Cross purposes. Guests included Mrs Fred Agnew and Miss E J McKenzie. The event covered for twenty five.
Local residents report frequent trips and brief returns from business visits. William Madden from Riverton, W. M. Carson from Cheyenne, and D. Greenwald from Denver are noted in town lists, with several others from Rock Springs and Laramie. Will McMurray recovers in Ivinson Memorial Hospital after surgery, and Charles Marks from Rockdale heads to Mayo Brothers Hospital in Rochester for an operation.
Louise Bussard aged 13 months daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Bussard was buried Friday at Lakeview cemetery following Tuesday death from burns. Mrs Dussard daughter of Mr and Mrs William Goss of Fort Russell and sister of William Goss superintendent of mails at Cheyenne post office. Malcom McLean aged eighteen was buried at Lakeview cemetery Friday with funeral from Early undertaking parlors.
The Mutt and Jeff duo return in a three act comedy at the Princess theater Sunday and Monday with a Sunday matinee. Audiences praise their tomfoolery and modern stage entertainment as the pair display their famed humor from Stud Fisher.
Two British soldiers were killed and several injured when bombs hidden under coal abandoned by the Germans exploded as the troops removed the coal. The incident occurred near Mons on a frigid January day.
Forty persons were injured in clashes between strikers and police during the Glasgow strike. The disorder subsided for the night, but the city was in semidarkness due to a shortage of electric current.
A user from Shorters Alabama reports restless nights with kidney and back pain improved by Foley Kidney Pills. The testimonial states the pills relieved kidney trouble and related aches.
Paris January reports state former French premier Joseph Caillaux was brought from prison to the senate as detectives guard him. He faces charges of intrigues with Germany aimed at breaking Allied solidarity and forcing a dishonorable peace. The case links to Bolo Pasha and Bonnet Rouge figures as disclosures are anticipated.
The Berlin government plans to deploy troops to Bremen to curb violence amid unrest. The first contingents have arrived. Gustav Noche, head of the defense bureau, says a small minority seeks rule through force and that troops will fire only if Spartacists initiate violence.
New York January 31 The United States army transport Siboney arrived tonight from Bordeaux with 336 officers and troops four naval officers and five civilians. The troops include the 45th regiment coast artillery the 200 ammunition train of the 4th division destined for Camp Taylor Kentucky batteries and D of the 99th field artillery which will go to Camp Dodge Iowa and headquarters detachment of the 7th brigade coast artillery.
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