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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
3
Mrs. Early and Clyde Early with daughter Margaret depart for California for several weeks. Mr. Sorensen, with the 6th engineers, sends home a German helmet as a treasured curiosity. Barbara Rigdon recovers after appendectomy, and Mrs. Will Haas of Salt Lake City visits the city briefly.
Friends note Mis Jay C Deck er is improving daily after a serious illness. Dr Aven Nelson president of the University of Wyoming spent Thursday in the city. Misa Vivian Tiesso of Buffalo Wyo en route from Denver arrived to visit her parents. Miss Hesse attended the Consistory ball last night. Lieutenant E O Banded and family left for Chicago en route to Camp Knox Ky. Mr and Mrs Bert Gardner are the proud parents of a six pound baby boy, mother and infant doing nicely.
Mrs. Max B. Bishop and her two daughters Joan and Betty Ruth, visiting from Los Angeles, are guests of Mrs. F. M. Howard. The party includes a cousin relation and plans to visit Grover Colorado with Mrs. Howard later. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Raines, formerly Cheyenne, now reside in Grand Junction Colorado.
Mrs. Underwood arrives in Cheyenne from Underwood Wyoming to join her husband and occupy the Underwood apartment during the legislative session. Mr. P. F. L. Goodwin of Sidney Nebraska is in town on a short business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Symons return to Laramie after visiting Cheyenne, where Symons serves as assistant secretary of state. Mr. George B. Perry of Denver spent several days in Cheyenne.
Mrs. and Mrs. C. Branson of 1922 Monger avenue received word from France that their nephew Captain Harry Branson was wounded in one of the base hospitals. Sergeant H. J. March 4s in the city from Knox Kentucky. Otto Schaffner of Douglas spent a few days in Cheyenne. Allie Jewell of Wheatland visiting friends. Samuel Dickinson of Hanna Wyoming visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Geary. Judge Winter of Casper in Cheyenne on a short stay.
Mrs H R Millard leaves with her mother Mrs Lockwood and children Katherine Karl and June for Beaver Dams N Y to establish a new home. W K Hamilton returns from Laramie on business. C Welsa and J Spiro also noted in city on short business. Mr and Mrs R G Porter move into 2217 Pioneer Avenue with daughter Martha Page.
Representative Carl Jackson returns from Laramie with Hon John Stevenson of The Siding Wyoming. J M Shirley of Omaha is in town on a brief business stay. W W Cooley of San Francisco arrives at the Plains. Mr and Mrs C C Babbit back from Laramie after a two day visit. T A Dean of Caspers in the city briefly. R A Grace returns to Cheyenne from Laramie. E J Schmidt of Hutton Lake Oil Co Laramie en route to Greeley spent days here. Wade H Fowler of Douglas arrives in the city last night.
Professor Ross Mondy of Lara mie has returned from a short business trip to Casper and is again at his post at the university. The trip related to his duties as pure food chemist of the state. Several visitors and guests are listed in Cheyenne society notices including Mr. and Mrs. N F Cood of San Francisco and Mr. Nola V Swenson of Douglas. Local residents and guests are noted at the Plains hotel and Tribune apartments with brief mentions of multiple travelers and visitors.
An advertisement claims a single safe dispensable treatment relieves itching and irritation. It promises skin to become soft, smooth, and healthy, with the product sold by The E. W. Rose Co. in Cleveland.
Division Superintendent A B E McDuffie returns to Cheyenne after several days in Omaha attending a meeting of railroad superintendents. Others in the city include Mr Thomas Werlnzer Newport Ky and Mr Don Rothenburg New York on business as well as Mrs Jennie Therkildsen of Lara mie receiving a cable from son Sgt Thebro Therkild en in France.
Miss Edith KK O Clark writes from mid January that she enjoys her Paris work. She attends classes and expects a permanent assignment soon. En route she spent a day in London before continuing to France. Bert Miller of Albany County Bank in Lar am ie is recovering from a severe influenza attack.
A Los Angeles woman writes that after a year of female troubles she was unable to work and could not rise without doctors. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Medicine for relief and thanks the product, praising its benefits for weakness, backache, and irregularities.
The Western National Life Insurance Company highlights a 1918 rise in in force by over a million dollars despite wartime losses of prospective insurers and a severe influenza epidemic. New issues and payments increased by about 250,000 dollars, with nearly 50,000 dollars more company income. The report notes Wyoming’s funds stay in state and praises management after a joint 1919-07 examination by Wyoming Nebraska and Colorado authorities.
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