D C Buntin to Return to Laramie in April
Mr Daniel C Puntin president of the Laramie Water Company plans to return to Laramie in April after spending the winter in Nashville Tennessee at his winter home. The Plains hosted guests including Mr M P Wheeler of Caner and Mr E B Winter visiting from Casper. Other locals mentioned include Mr H Rosmison of Rawlings and Bishop from Dovging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Daniel C. Puntin
Laramie Water Company
Nashville, Tenn
Mr. 11. Rosmison of
Rawlings At
the Plains
Visitors and arrivals noted in city social roundup
A long list of visitors and residents seen in Cheyenne includes Ernest E Lyon and son from Denver, R B Clark from Coraf, E A Haley from Caldwell, Jim Snyder from Lovell, B C Degnon Jett returning to Douglas, Royal D Salisbury from Beaver, R A Pambrough of Denver, and others from Denver, St Louis and Casper. Local hosts cited include the Jenne and Morton households and travel plans to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Snyder
Lovell
Wyo
B. C. Degnon Jett
Douglas
Attack by submarines described by a sailor in letter
Marvin, a naval reserve member and nephew of Byron A. Barlow, recalls a brave ship attack while crossing the Atlantic aboard the U G Maui. He reports four submarines, torpedo close calls, and heavy depth-charge explosions that shook the ship and seawater columns, noting censor cuts on letters home. Several Cheyenne boys were aboard, and the letters faced censorship.
Daiber Called to Texas for Sister Illness
George W. Daiber left yesterday for Temple Texas where he was summoned due to the serious illness of his sister Mrs P C Dings who resides in Ardmore Oklahoma At Cheyenne she had stayed with Mr and Mrs George Daiber on East Seventeenth street during a prior visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Daiber
Temple
Texas
P. C. Dings
Dings
Ardmore
Oklo
Cheyenne
George Dalber
East Seventeenth Street
Mrs Ralph D Goodrich to Reside in Cheyenne
Mrs Ralph D Goodrich and children Margaret Ralph and Master Edward arrived from Denver and will settle at 2112 Pebrican Cheyenne. Mrs Goodrich known as Miss Margaret Knight to friends. Mr Int Kelley returned home from Laramie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph D. Goodrich
Cheyenne
Margaret
Ralph
Master Edward
Denver
Pebrican
Mrs. Goodrich
Margaret Knight
Mr. Int Kelley
Laramie
Aviator on Short Furlough from Laramie
Lieutenant Earl McBroom of the Daval aviation service is on a brief furlough in Laramie with his parents. He left university to join the service and has gained notable distinction as an aviator. he expects discharge from the service soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leutenant Earl McBroom
Daval Aviation Service
Everal
Laramie
McBroom
Funeral of Mrs Frank Junk This Morning
The funeral for Mrs Frank Junk is held this morning at nine at the Cathedral. The obituary notes she died Tuesday at 215 Boat Twenty-forth Street after a brief illness of pneumonia. Survived by her husband Frank M Junk mother Mrs Julia Rothery and siblings, with services led by Father Argue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Junk
Junk
M Meb
Mra
Frank MM
Julia Glrothery
Qoorpe
A. HB
Tn U
Halk R. Argue and
Slater
Ils
Argie
Pho
Cathedral
Mather Ig Wen
Captain Frank Jones Returns Home to Cheyenne
Captain Frank Jones, stationed in the quartermaster's department in Portland, Oregon, is spending a few days in Cheyenne. His many friends welcome him home again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jones
Quartermaster's Department
Portland
Ore
Cheyenne
Bake Sale Saturday at Union Mercantile by St Mark's Guild
The St Mark's guild will run a bake sale Saturday opening at 10 a.m. at Union Mercantile grocery. Mrs Nimmo and Mrs Whitaker head the booth. In Sheridan, Herbert Brooks spoke on his Africa mining work, retracing Henry Stanley's route to aid in Livingston search, noting his 1909 Sheridan High School ties. H H Wolfer and Mrs Zest depart for east spring buying for Ladies Toggery, about six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of St. Mark's Guild
Union Mercantile Grocery
David Nimmo
Dugald R. Whitaker
Herbert Brooks
Sheridan
Africa
Brooks
Nile
Congo
Henry F. Stanley
Livingston
Mr. Brooks
Sheridan High School
Lyman Brooks
H. H. Wolfer
Toggery
R. L. Zest
Methodist Aid Me ets Saturday
The Methodist Aid society will meet in the church parlors at 3 o'clock with Mrs J H Frankenfield and Mrs Arthur T Mackley as hostesses. The Guild of St Mark's will meet Friday afternoon at the Parish house with Mrs Mark Cox as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid Society
J. H. Frankenfield
Arthur T. Mackley
Mark’s
Mark Cox
D A R Meeting Scheduled for February 8 at Draper Home
The D A R will meet Saturday February 8 at Mrs Claude L Draper s home. The year book will be distributed and Mrs A I Johnson will lead the program on Makers of Present Day History with musical numbers by Miss Laura Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude L. Draper
A. I. Johnson
Laura Lee
Art Club Set To Meet This Afternoon
The Art club will convene this afternoon at 3 30 in the Carnegie library. Dr J B Hawthorne of Lask is in town for the Plains day. Mr J R Acker of Lincoln Neb opens Wednesday in the city. Mrs Charles Adolphson is recovering from illness. The Bogus family members are with influenza. Frank Poch leaves soon for the Craig farm. Robert Jamison is convalescing from influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Club
Carnegie Library
J. B. Hawthorne
Lask
the Plains
J. R. Acker
Lincoln, Neb
Senator Powers Hosts Dinner With Local Guests
Senator Thomas Powers of Torrington entertained Monday evening at the Plaine hotel with guests Mr. and Mrs. Todd of Buffalo and Mr. and Mrs. Will Reid, land office register. At another gathering, Mr. and Mrs. Roderick N. Mataon hosted a dinner for Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Nicollaynen of Casper, Wyo. Mrs. Eli Bolln hosted a Tuesday tea for Mrs. W. S. Lewis and others, including Mesdames Wharies Stevens and Emily Berger, and Misses Agnes Lewis and Emma Rolin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Powers
Torrington
the Plaine Hotel
Todd
Buffalo
Will Reid
Register
The
United States Land Office
Roderick N. Mataon
P. C. Nicollaynen
Casper, Wyo
Eli Bolln
W. S. Lewis
Mir
Agnes Lewis
Mesdames Wharies Stevens
O. M. Lee
Emily Berger
Otto Lewis
Lorenz Berger
Fred Berger
Robert Archer
W. S. Lewin
Emma
Helen
Anna Rolin
Plains Hotel Hosts Show of Johnson County Residents
Representative Mart Hibbard of Johnson County hosted a dinner at the Plains hotel Tuesday with guests Mr. and Mrs. Richard Young Mr. and Mrs. F H Hesce Mr. and Mrs. F B Lucas Mr Keays and Mrs George B Hoffman Following the meal Mrs Hesse entertained the ladies at the Princess theatre Judge and Mrs R N Matson led a dinner at the Maing hotel in honor of Mr and Mrs J A Delfeldar of Riverton and Mr and Mrs J L Marquis of Arminto Wye Richard Young led a dinner at the Plains last evening in honor of Johnson County residents in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart Hibbard
John County
the Plains Hotel
Richard Young
F. H. Hesce
F. B. Lucas
Keays
George B. Hoffman
Hesse
Princess Theatre
R. N. Matson
Maing Hotel
J. A. Delfeldar
Riverton
J. L. Marquis
Arminto
Wye
the Plains
Johnson County
Captain Moss Returns From Laramie In Cheyenne
Captain Le Roy Moss of Cheyenne, a former university student with overseas service, spent several days in Laramie and works at the state legislature during its closing. E H Hines also returned from Laramie on business. Mr and Mrs B B David and Master Charlies traveled to California and other coastal points. Mr and Mrs Arthur H Marble hosted an informal Plains dinner with Marley Ralston of Ura and William Booker of Gien rock as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Roy Moss
Cheyenne
Laramie
Captain Moss
Mrs
B. B. David
Master Charlies
California
Arthur H. Marble
the Plains
Hatihy
Marley Ralston
Ura
William Booker
Gienrock
Mexico
Colorado River
Gulf of California
Mexicali
Yuma
Fta
Army Officer Home Again
Lieutenant Carl Arnold returned to his home in Laramie from Camp Lewis with an honorable discharge. He served with the machine gun battalion of the thirteenth division since June first, 1917, and is a graduate of the Presidio of San Francisco officers training school. He is now with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Arnold
Laramie
Camp Lewis
Lieutenant Arnold
Presidio of
San Francisco
Mra
Cp. Arnold
County Assessor Visits Cheyenne County on Official Trip
Mr. Thomas C Barratt of Lar ame county assessor spent several days in Cheyenne on a business trip connected to his duties. Mr Tom Chiouis returned from Laramie and Mr I A Wable of Denver is in the city on business. Mr Tioward Toneray of Denver arrived to spend several days here on Sethsen an a er ays. The many friends of Mrs BE Taft of 100 Dawt Nineleanth street will regret to learn of her illness who is wallering from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Barratt
Larame County
Cheyenne
Mr. Tioward Toneray
Denver
Sethsen
Mra
BE. F. Taft
Dawt Ninéleanth Streett
Uiness
Interesting Letter From Lieutenant Dickson
Mr and Mrs R R Dickson received word from their son Lieutenant Ferdinand Dickson stationed in La Havre France of an eleven day furlough spent at Nice France He journeyed over the Alps and through the Monaco country He described the Mediterranean city as a regular fairy land Mr F H Godfrey of Denver is in the city on business Fred Erickson arrived yesterday from Santa Fe NM on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Dickson
Ferdinand Dickson
la Havre
France
Nice
Alps
Monaco
Mediterranean
Laramie Captain Transferred to Fort Ontario New York
Captain P. J. Markley has moved from Fort Kiley Kansas to Fort Ontario New York. He reports assignment to the general hospital surgical department with several operations daily and notes gaining unique experience. The letter ends with hope for an early release. Mr. C. J. Walter and Dr. G. O. Hanna of Lingle Wyoming visit the city briefly. Mrs. M. F. Scheib of Douglas on a short business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Markley
Laramie
Fort, Kiley
Kans
Fort Ontario
N. Y
General Hospital
Markley
Personal Notices From Cheyenne Laramie and Nearby
A batch of short visits and convalescences is recorded. G C Shendel of Denver arrives for a brief business stay while Royal Laughburg from Denver checks in at Plains hotel. R G Bramman returns to Cheyenne from two days in Laramie. Edward Larson of Kimball Neb spends days on business. R B Fuldaner of Mooreland Ohio is in Cheyenne on a short business trip. C b Conaway of Torrington Wyoming also visits briefly. V H L Stone of Lander and J Robertson of Cody visit the city. J B E Jones of Cheyenne spends a couple days in Laramie. J S MeIve of Denver is here on business. Sergeant Elwood Davis returns to Laramie from Camp Lewis Washington with the 25th machine gun battalion, 13th division. Davis is a UW graduate, class of 1917. M Vean is convalescing at Ivinson hospital after appendicitis. Mrs George Hackman is convalescing after recent surgeries at St. John’s hospital. G B Wilach of Los Angeles is at Plains hotel. George W Parkins of Lander, recently in Washington DC on business, spends a few days here. Rev Frank Malo of Laramie, Trinity Lutheran, is improving daily after illness. J B Jones, F T Garontte, D A Jon and M Throan are also noted in these notices.
New Blue White Diamond Experts Seek Large Cut From Jagersfontein
Chicago Feb 5 The new 388 carat blue white diamond found at the Jagersfontein mine in South Africa may become the largest gem ever cut If sliced as a single stone it could reach about 230 carats but flaws or shape may require dividing into several jewels The piece follows famous diamonds like the Excelsior Cullinan Great Mogul and Jubilee among the largest South African finds with several examples listed and valued in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jagersfontein
South Africa
India
Orloff
Russia
Porter-Rhodes
Tiffany
Victoria
Victoria-Nixam
Jubilee
Annexation Talk Reverberates Over Lower California
Reported protests erupt as Governor Katoban Cantir denounces a U S annexation plot while Congress debates a Baja California purchase. The piece traces Lower California’s history, geography, resources, and political shifts through 1911, noting revolts and regional governance.
Blue white diamonds and famed gems from South Africa
The article notes blue white diamonds including 82 and 62 carat stones and 101 brilliants from a great stone. It mentions the Jagersfontein mine’s reputation for blue white gems and the Hope diamond, once 67 1 2 carats, later cut to 44 1 2, now owned by Edward S. McLean’s widow. It recounts legends of ill omen and a May Yoho incident linked to the gem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jagersfontein
South Africa
Louis XIV
Garde Mouble
Paris
London
Edward S. McLean
Cincinnati Enquirer
Putnam Bradlee Strong
New York
Tacoma
Zionist Conference Nears in London for Peace Policy
Arrangements are nearly complete for an international Zionist conference to be held in London during the first three days of next week. Delegates from various Zionist federations and allied and neutral countries will gather to discuss the political situation and determine Zionist policy at the peace conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
International Conference of Zionists
Zionist Federations
Miscellany of Cold Weather Facts and Farfetched Claims
A garbled digest of varied topics claims warmer river water in winter and mutton as best cold weather meat. It mentions 2000 snow crystals studied by an American scientist, a claim about charcoal fire, British MPs dying in war, Franco Prussian War treaty clauses, Glasgow surpassing Birmingham, and odd notes on mining, Islam polygamy, Irish peerage salary, and a superstition about entering doors. The fragment ends with stray lines on election results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Glasgow
Mrmingham
United Kingdom
Heuterant
Also Mentioned on This Page
4. B. Henderson
M. P. Wheeler
Canper
Mr. E. EB. Winter
Casper
Mr. Lh
R Iffe of
Neuver
Opr
Ernest E. Lyon
Ernest, Jr
Ben Harris
New York Sa
Anytnainess
Nee
R. B. Clark
Corafa
A. Haley
Caldwell, Ta
Aea
Mr. Royal D, Salisbury
Beaver
Woednemlay
R. A. Pambrough
the Plaing
Jim Stock
R. &. Chaffee
I. A. Wahle
George I, Dickey
Mr. J. Crawford
St. Louie
HW. C. Adamson
Frank Poch
John Fedder
Jamieson
Mrs. Gilbert Crown
Iowa
Pat Lewan
George Sisson
Saratoga, Wyo
John Morton
Jacob Jenne
Mavy Jones
Frits
Atlantic
Ernest Erl Lyon
John P. McHugh
Jock Stalker
Frank Stabler
Bill Clark
Charlie Bolett
New Carroll
George Schilling
Dorian Lummis
Charlie Adams
Cedar Rapids
Clyde Davis
Clarence Shepherd
Frank Talimire
Stanley Vaughan
Kendall Bonge
Mark Kelley
East Twentieth Street
Fred L. Crabbe
Wesley J. Dumm
Baldridge
George Daiber
Methodist Aid
Frederic Huskin
Washington, D.C
City
Charles Adolphson
Earn
Theo Pedder
Hiner
Soas
Craig Farm
Robert Jamlonon
Senator Powers
Plains
F. L. Lucas
Moss
E. H. Hines
Tom Chiouis
I. A. Wable
Dickson
F. H. Godfrey
Fred Erickson
Santa Fe, N. M
Fort Ontario, N. Y
C. J. Walter
G. O. Hanna
Lingle, Wyo
G. C. Shendel
Denver, Colo
Royal D. Laughburg
Plains ‘Hotel
R. G. Bramman
Edward Larson
Kimball, Neb
R. B. Fuldaner
Mooreland, Ohio
Torrington, Wyo
Mr. V. HL. Stone of
Lander
3. Robertson
Cody
Mr. J. BE. Jones
Laramie, A
MeIve
Elwood
Davis
Wash
Mr. Davis
Uniree of
Wyoming
M. Vean
Ivinson Hospital
Mira
George Hackman
Br. John's Hospital
G. B. Wilach
Los Angeles
Cal
Tauinoses
George W Parkina
Washington, D. C
Prank , Malo of
Trinity Lutheran Church
WW. BE. Redok
J. B. Jones
F. T. Garontte
DP. A. Jon and
M. Throan
Merige
Associated Press
Calexico
Calif
Katoban Cantir
Lower California
Asnall
United States
League of the Southwest
Baja” California
Fernando Cortez
Balboa
Rlvera de Saavedra
Tehuantepec
New Spain
Spice Islands
Philippines
Cortez
Porfirio Diaz
Filaz
Baja California
Gulf
Pacific
Porfirio Ding
Tiacuna
Belsa Vega
Jefe Politico
Diaz
Francisco Madero
Vasquez
Vega
Esteban Cant
Miitary
Villa
General Avilez
Avilex
Cantu
Avilez
Urbano Ingulo
Carranza
Atatr
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