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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1919

Page

3

D C Buntin to Return to Laramie in April

Mr Daniel C Puntin president of the Laramie Water Company plans a return to Laramie in April after spending the winter in Nashville Tennessee. The Plains hosts include Mr M P Wheeler of Canper Mr E B Winter from Casper and Mr H Rosmison of Rawlings among others with guests noted at the PlainsTuesday evening.

D. C Daniel C. Puntin Laramie Water Company Nashville, Tenn Mr. 11. Rosmison of Rawlings At the Plains

Visiting notables and locals tarry in Cheyenne city

A series of short visits and stays are noted in Cheyenne. Ernest E. Lyon and son Ern est Jr. return from Denver after two weeks with friends. Ben Harris of New York and R B Clark of Corafa drop in briefly. Others include E A Haley of Caldwell Ta Jim Snyder of Lovell Wyo B C Degnon Jett heading home to Douglas Royal D Salisbury of Beaver and R A Pambrough of Denver on short trips. Several locals and visitors from Denver St Louis and Saratoga are seen at homes and on temporary sojourns through Iowa California and Wyoming ending with plans for months away.

Attack of Submarine Attack Recited by Sailor in Letter

Marvin Tt. a naval reserve transport crew member and nephew of Byron A. Barlow recalls a dramatic submarine attack on his ship the U G Maui during its Atlantic crossing. He describes four submarines firing torpedoes and bombs as destroyers attempted to aid, noting water spouts and a near miss to his stern. Several Cheyenne boys aboard are named along with censored letters home. A social gathering follows with local hosts and hostesses listed.

France 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

Daiber Sent to Texas for Sister’s Illness

Mr George W Daiber departed yesterday for Temple Texas where he was summoned due to the serious illness of his sister Mrs P C Dings who is hospitalized. Mrs Dings resides in Ardmore Oklahoma and previously visited Cheyenne as a guest of Mr and Mrs George Daiber on East Seventeenth Street.

George W. Daiber Temple Texas P. C. Dings Dings Ardmore Oklo Cheyenne George Dalber East Seventeenth Street

Mrs. Ralph D. Goodrich Will Reside in Cheyenne

Mrs. Ralph D. Goodrich and her children Margaret Ralph and Master Edward arrived from Denver and will make their home at 2112 Pebrican in Cheyenne. Mrs. Goodrich was formerly Miss Margaret Knight, and Mr Int Kelley has returned from Laramie.

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 short furlough in Laramie with his parents. He left university to join the service and has gained considerable distinction as an aviator. He expects to be discharged during the near term.

Leutenant Earl McBroom Daval Aviation Service Everal Laramie McBroom

Captain Frank Jones Returns to Cheyenne

Captain Frank Jones, stationed in the quartermaster's department in Portland, Oregon, is spending a few days in Cheyenne where many friends welcome him home.

Frank Jones Quartermaster's Department Portland Ore Cheyenne

Bake Sale and Local Talk Highlight Sheridan News

The St. Mark's guild plans a bake sale on Saturday at 10 a.m. in Union Mercantile grocery led by Mrs. Nimmo and Mrs. Whitaker. Engineer Herbert Brooks spoke in Sheridan about Africa and his Nile and Congo journey, revisiting Stanley's explorer route. Brooks, a 1909 Sheridan graduate, recently visited with his parents before enlisting. H H Wolfer and Mrs Zest depart for eastern spring buys from The Ladies Toggery, expected to take about six weeks.

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 Meets Saturday at Church Parlor

The Methodist Aid society will meet this afternoon in the church parlor 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.

Mark Kelley East Twentieth Street Fred L. Crabbe Wesley J. Dumm Baldridge Methodist Aid Society J. H. Frankenfield Arthur T. Mackley Mark’s Mark Cox

D. A. R. Will Meet Saturday

The D. A. R. will meet Saturday February 8 at Mrs. Claude L. Draper home. The year book will be distributed and Mrs. A. I. Johnson will lead the program on Makers of Present Day History. Musical numbers will be performed by Miss Laura Lee.

Claude L. Draper A. I. Johnson Laura Lee

Art Club Meeting This Afternoon Reported

The Art club will meet this Thursday at 3:30 PM in the Carnegie library. Dr J B Hawthorne of Lask is in town for the Plains day. Mrs Charles Adolphson is recovering from illness. the D A Bogus family battles influenza. Frank Poch to leave for the Craig farm. Robert Jamlonon convalesces from tofiunsa.

Art Club Carnegie Library J. B. Hawthorne Lask the Plains Charles Adolphson Earn

Senator Powers Hosts Monday Evening Dinner Event

Senator Thomas Powers of Torrington hosted a Monday evening dinner at the Plain hotel with Mr. and Mrs. Todd of Buffalo and Mr. and Mrs. Will Reid, land office register, among guests. Another reception honored Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Nicollaynen of Casper, Wyo, at the Mataon residence. Mrs. Eli Bolln led a Tuesday tea for Mrs. W. S. Lewis and Mr. Agnes Lewis. guests included Mesdames Stevens, Lee, Berger, Lewis, and the Rolin sisters.

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

Representative Mart Hibbard Hosts Dinners in Plains

Representative Mart Hibbard of John County hosted a Plains hotel dinner 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. Mrs. Hesse later entertained the ladies at the Princess theatre. Judge and Mrs. R. N. Matson presided over a Maing hotel dinner Tuesday for Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Delfeldar Riverton and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Marquis Arminto Wye. Richard Young led a Plains dinner honoring Johnson County residents in the city.

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 Arthur H. Marble Hatihy Marley Ralston Ura William Booker Gienrock

Captain Moss Returns From Laramie

Captain Le Roy Moss of Cheyenne and former university student spent several days in Laramie. He is employed at the state legislature during its closing. Also noted are E. H. Hines returning from Laramie on business and Mr. and Mrs. B. B. David with Master Charles leaving for California and nearby coast points.

le Roy Moss Cheyenne Laramie Captain Moss Mrs B. B. David Master Charlies California Mexico Colorado River Gulf of California Mexicali Yuma Fta

Army Officer Home Again from Camp Lewis

Lieutenant Carl Arnold returns to Laramie with honorable discharge after service since June 1, 1917 with the machine gun battalion of the 13th Division. A graduate of the Presidio of San Francisco first officers training school, he rests with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Arnold.

Carl Arnold Laramie Camp Lewis Lieutenant Arnold Presidio of San Francisco Mra Cp. Arnold Elwood Davis Wash Mr. Davis Uniree of Wyoming

County Assessor Visitors Arrive in Cheyenne County

County records show Thomas C Barratt Lara me county asessor visiting Cheyenne on a business trip related to his office duties. Tom Chiouis returned from Laramie and I A Wable of Denver is in town on business. Howard Toneray of Denver arrived to spend several days here. Mrs BE Taft of 100 Dawn Ninth Street is ill and friends regret her illness.

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 Also Mr Fred Erickson arrived yesterday from Santa Fe NM on business.

R. R. Dickson Ferdinand Dickson la Havre France Nice Alps Monaco Mediterranean

Laramie Captain Transferred to Fort Ontario N Y

Captain P J Markley reports from Fort Ontario New York that he has moved from Fort Riley Kansas to the general hospital surgical department. He works several operations daily and expects to gain unique post graduate experience. News also notes visitors C J Walter and Dr G O Hanna of Lingle Wyoming and Mrs M F Scheib of Douglas on brief trips.

P. J. Markley Laramie Fort, Kiley Kans Fort Ontario N. Y General Hospital Markley

Personal Notices From Cheyenne and Laramie Afield

A list of residents and visitors including G C Shendel of Denver on short business, Royal D Laughburg arriving from Denver and staying at the Plains hotel, R G Bramman returning to Cheyenne from Laramie, Edward Larson of Kimball Neb spent days on business, R B Fuldaner of Mooreland Ohio in Cheyenne briefly, C b Conaway of Torrington on a short stay, V H L Stone of Lander visiting, J Robertson of Cody in city, J S MeIve of Denver on business, Elwood Davis returning to Laramie from Camp Lewis with the 25th machine gun battalion, M Vean convalescing after appendicitis, Mrs George Hackman convalescing after illness, G B Wilach of Los Angeles at Plains, George W Parkina of Lander after Washington trip, Rev Frank Malo of Laramie improving, W W BE Redok, J B Jones, F T Garontte, D P A Jon and M Throan among others.

New Blue Diamond from Jagersfontein Could Reshape History

Chicago, Feb. 5 A newly found blue white diamond of 388 carats from the Jagersfontein mine in South Africa may rank with history’s great gems. The article outlines past famed stones including the Excelsior, Cullinan, Great Mogul, and others, noting potential weight after cutting and the possibility of splitting into multiple gems if flaws or shape prevent a single stone.

Chicago Jagersfontein South Africa India Orloff Russia Porter-Rhodes Tiffany Victoria Victoria-Nixam Jubilee Transvaal Edward A Arcane Baste

Annexation talk stirs Lower California debate across U S

Reports from Calexico and San Francisco outline Governor Katoban Cantir denouncing annexation movements as treasonous. The piece recalls historical ties to Baja California and notes congressionally proposed purchase plans, politics, and regional power shifts amid Mexican unrest and frontier tensions.

Blue-White Diamonds Highlight History and Legend

The article describes blue-white diamonds including 82 and 62 carats with 101 brilliants 18 to 4 carats. It notes the Jagersfontein mine for blue-white gems and cites the Hope diamond, once 67.5 carats, stolen in the French Revolution and reduced to 44.5. Now owned by Edward S. McLean’s estate, it’s tied to omens and tragedy. May Yoho, linked to the tale, is reported to be scrubbing floors in Tacoma.

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 Talks

London February 5 Arrangements are nearing completion for an International Zionists conference to be held in London during the first three days of next week. Delegates from Zionist federations in allied and neutral countries will attend to discuss political status and policies at the peace conference.

London International Conference of Zionists Zionist Federations

Random Facts From A Turbulent World News Item

A scattered 19th century style fusion of trivia notes claims warm river water in winter, mutton’s winter value, unique snow crystals, charcoal’s fire quality, and a grim tally of war deaths. It also touches on British politics, city ranks in the UK, wartime mining costs, religious marriages, and Irish leadership salary figures.

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 Jim Snyder Lovell Wyo B. C. Degnon Jett Douglas 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 Clyde Davis Clarence Shepherd Frank Talimire Stanley Vaughan Kendall Bonge George Daiber Frank Junk Junk M Meb Frank MM Julia Glrothery Qoorpe A. HB Tn U Halk R. Argue and Slater Ils Argie Pho Cathedral Mather Ig Wen Methodist Aid J. R. Acker Lincoln, Neb Frederic Huskin Washington, D.C City 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 Ites 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 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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