Governor Reception and Socials Across Kensington
Governor and Mrs. Carey host a legislative reception at their Kensington home with attending lawmakers and guests. Miss Rosalie Stone previews a Kensington afternoon event for Miss Jean Brooks of Casper. Cheyenne high school girls clash with Lara mie in a gym game followed by a dance. Mrs. J C Jeffries entertains at Kensington and Mrs. H B Dyer hosts an afternoon gathering with needlework and a five course tea. A dinner hosted by Judge and Mrs. Gibson Clark for legislators features spicy car nations and deep red carnations. The A L K ladies auxiliary surprises past president Mrs. Wolfe with gifts, lunch, and music. Notices report the marriage of Robert Saddis to Alvora Durbin in San Francisco. A Methodist church piano fund benefit concert succeeds. Westminster Guild to host a cafeteria supper at Fraternal hall. Mrs. J L Rockwell’s pupils give a recital at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Dyer
Kensington
Jdge
Gibson Clark
Messrs
J. B. Kendrick
W. 5. Metz
T. C. Diers
Hall
J. Ross Carpenter
Kindler
A. of L. K
Mia
Wolfe
Lane
Gage
Charles Patterson
Mesdames Wolfe
Hackman
Jones
Stanfield
Chambers
Mesdames Robertson
Patterson
Hansen
Pauline Jones
Margaret Bentson
Cheyenne
Robert McCoule Saddis
Alvora Durbin
San Francisco
Migs Neissler
Plano
Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Guild Golicto
Westminster Guild to Decorate Bell for Cafeteria Supper
Westminster Guild members are asked to report to Fraternal Hall at 9 o'clock this morning to assist in decorating the bell for the cafeteria supper and to join a closing program party for parents and friends. The Denver Music Co. at 4 Capitol Avenue advertises rental repair and tuning of pianos and player pianos in the same issue with manager Robert N. Grate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Guild
A. Morton
Fraterpal Hall
Platas
Hdenver Music Co
Capitol Avenue
Robert N. Grate
Fort Russell Social Events Highlight Official and Farewell Gatherings
Captain and Mrs. Edgar A. Myer hosted a Thursday dinner for General Edwards, with yellow and green decor, jonquil centerpiece, and a multi course menu. An Eleventh Infantry orchestra provided music during service hour. General Edwards and guests were plated. Dr. and Mrs Wing attended a farewell supper to Colorado Springs before the Philippines trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Myer
General Edwards
Eleventh Infantry
Davis
Baker
Nelson
Reardan
Williams
Wedgewood
William HW. Noble
Mra
Wing
Colorado Springs
Philippines
Snyder
Roose Visiting List Highlights Local Travels
Miss Maude Upton returns to Salt Lake City and resumes high school attendance. Mrs. C. C. Sadler reports a Lincoln Nebraska trip to visit relatives and friends. Mrs. Louisa Lassen and daughter Hattie head to Denver to establish a new home. Anna and Martha James travel east to buy spring millinery stock for about two weeks.
Chronic Constipation Cured and Piano Sale Ad
A testimonial claims Chamberlain's Tablets cured a severe chronic constipation in 5 F Fish of Brooklyn Michigan. The ad also promotes Denver Music at 1616 Capitol Avenue offering a wide, high grade piano selection in the Middle West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
F. Fish
Brooklyn
Mich
Middle West Territory
Denver Music
Capitol Avenue
Future Prospects in Cheyenne Rail and Industry
The text outlines Cheyenne's secure onTranscontinental railroad impact and a new factory, signaling Fort DP A Russell's move into a fresh business venture. It prompts households to adapt, urging readers to embrace change rather than rely on the past. It emphasizes planning for the future and personal financial responsibility.
Wisconsin Senate votes to remove Insurance Chief Ekern ally
Wisconsin state senate, by 22 to 4, removed Herman L. Ekern as Insurance Commissioner over political activity. In Kansas City, Lawrence Morris, 17, who killed his 14 year old brother McKinley, received an indeterminate sentence to the Industrial School, avoiding a penitentiary term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Morrig
McKinley
Ō Fan City
Kan
Plea Entered in Kansas City Case on Second Charge
In Kansas City on February 7 a defendant pleaded guilty to a second charge in a case pending before the court. The plea marks a development in the ongoing legal matter with further proceedings to follow for sentencing and related counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Taxicab Robbers Traced After Big Take
A cryptic report notes robbers who seized 800 then learned they overlashed 5000. The text hints at a taxicab crime chain and a failing scheme, with mentions of art disease as a likely misdirection.
Unclear OCR Fragment Cites Patent Remedies
An OCR damaged item from Bluffian Ohio mentions Lydia Pikhuan's Vegetable Campoune and Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The text expresses pain and gratitude to remedies and faith in medicines, with garbled phrases and no clear event or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffian
Ohio
Lydia
Pikhuan
Pinkham
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Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
East 18Th Street
Sir Henry Wotton
Carey
Legislature
Rosalie Stone
Jean Brooks
Casper
Dallteams
Laramie
Jeffries
J. C. Jeffries
St A’ Kensington
W. D. B. Gray
T, C
Die
James
Vallean
Mety
Benator N. A. Pierson
Honey T. Ginny
Lusk
Laddis Durbin
J. L. Rockwell
Post Tavern
Postum Cereal Co. Lad, Pure Food Pactories
Mattle Creek, Mich
Lydia BE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
T E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Convnual
Lynn, Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Myn. Noleon
Mre Myer
Mra. Reardan
Leonard
Sparks
Sparka
Bouts
School of Fire
Pt, Si
Ft. Ruswey
Fort Russell
Joan Wilson
Mra. Evert Ht. Wilson
Infantry
Si Lps
Roose
FAC
Tory
Fort
A. Russell
Pierce
R. V. Pieroo'a
Malta
San Prascdeop
Calif
Athens
Hammonds
Diamond C
Swifts
Tomorows
Colorado
Zhie
Consumers
Podv Stmety
Phqnes Mtieh
Prom Prentpentiary
Cory
Pinkhaim
Lydia I
Waa
Lydian
Luis
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