Intercollegiate basketball clash Colorado Wyoming set for Feb 22
Colorado and Wyoming universities prepare an intercollegiate basketball game in the city at the high school gym on February 22. Legislators will adjourn that day, allowing lawmakers to attend the event which also features a high school curtain match against Sidney. Local social notes mention departures and visits including Mrs. Mitchell and visitors from Chicago and California.
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Cheyenne High School
Cheyenne
Sidney
Colorado
Wyoming
Everson
Local Social News Visit Highlights and Guests
Miss Lannen spent Wednesday in Cheyenne with relatives. Rosie Lannen, a University of Laramie student, visited last night after a day with her parents. Mrs. Mills of Rock Springs and Mrs. C. B. Thomas returned from Memphis followed by Denver and Laramie visits. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Grates of Denver are in the city.
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Miss Lannen
Heyenne
Rosie Lannen
University of Laramiec
William Lannen
Thomas
Memphis
Tenn
Denver
Gui
Robert M. Thomas
Burgess Returns Home From Sheridan Service
Judge Burgess has returned to his home in Sheridan after serving on the Supreme bench. Mr. E. T. Miller of Chicago is in the city on a brief business stay. Mr. H. C. Hill of Haswell Colorado, here on business, Mr. M. E. Bishop of Los Angeles arrived yesterday on a short visit. Miss Dorothy B. Morgan of New P e is visiting in the city at the Qs.
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Burgess
Sheridan
Supreme Bench
E. T. Miller
Chicago
H. C. Hill
Haswell, Colo
M. E. Bishop
Los Angeles
Dorothy B. Morgan
New Pe
City
Mitchells Depart For Camp Knox Visit
Mrs L E Mitchell and her young son Jr left this morning for Zachary Taylor Kentucky and Camp Knox Kentucky for one year. Knights of Columbus members were noted in the scene.
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L. i Mitchell
Young Son Jr
Zachary Taylor
Camp Knox
Camp Ylor
The
Knights of
Ear Ringing Relief Remedy Ad
An advertisement promotes a home remedy for ear noise and deafness. It claims a tonic made by mixing 1 ounce of arinint double strength with a pint of hot water and a small amount of granulated sugar to be taken as one tablespoonful daily to alleviate distressing noises and congestion.
Dinneen to Visit Denver With Rotary Group
W E Dinneen will leave Friday February 14 with Rotary club members for a day in Denver returning home Saturday night. Mrs Scott F Martin is ill with influenza at 1829 Van Lennean Avenue. Mrs A N Jeffers and children plan to travel to Green River Wyoming later this week. Jeffers will join them then. Joseph Billingham arrived from Schenectady New York for a short stay. Mr and Mrs R C Bentley of Denver are visiting at the Plains Hotel.
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W. E. Dinneen
Rotary Club
Denver
Scott F. Martin
van Lennen Avenue
A. N. Jeffers
Green River
Wyo
Jeffers
R. C. Bentley
Denver, Colo
City
the Plains Hotel
Plains entertainment honors legislators guests at dinner
Hon John Higgins hosts a Plains dinner Tuesday night for members of the legislature and their wives. Forty nine guests were served as a reception and meal followed, with noted visitors including C. M. Nichola of New York, M. M. Hiseong of Boulder, J. Mechling of Caspers, F P H Dupertina, W L Richards and W C Sheiver of North Platte on brief business trips.
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Johnna of
Glenrock
the Plains
Legislature
Mrs Houston Hosts Girls Friendly Society Party
Mrs A Huston entertained the Girls Friendly society Tuesday with a Valentine party. Miss Verna Keays was the honored guest and refreshments followed. Miss Katherine Bennitt is convalescing from illness. Mr E Dr White of Omaha and Mr L Hoag of Sheridan visited Cheyenne. Friends of Mrs Dr L Kepler now in St Louis learn she is convalescing after surgery.
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A. Huston
Girls’ Friendly Society
Verna Keays
Katherine Bennitt
Dr. L. Kepler
Cheyenne
St. Louis
Former Sheridan Phys Director Returns Home
Former Sheridan high school physical director J. A. Greenwood returns from Camp Lewis where he served in a machine gun company. He plans to study law, having entered service last June. Also noted: F. P. Lane back from Crook County county agents work in Cheyenne, W. E. Carney of Omaha on brief business, J. R. Wilkinson of Pine Bluffs arrives by bus for business.
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J. A. Greenwood
Sheridan High School
Camp Lewis
Birthday Party in Honor of Hon. Thomas G. Powers
Members of the Senate entertained at dinner at the Plains on Monday evening for the birthday anniversary of their president Hon. Thomas G. Powers of Torrington. Special tables were reserved and a birthday cake presented by Mrs. Carey. Guests included Mesdames Da ley Weeks Kool and Lakas. Visitors John Park of Rock Springs and Wyo W C Bond of Newcastle. Mr and Mrs Brane of West Twentieth Street plan travel to Labonte country around Feb 20.
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Senate
the Plains
Thomas G. Powers
Torrington
Brane
Wast Twentieth Street
Labonte Country
Mrs. Dunton Hosts Bridge Dinner for Thirty
Mrs. Walter B. Dunton entertained at her home Tuesday evening with a bridge dinner. The table featured roses and hand painted heart place cards. Mrs. J. N. Conway won top score and Mr. Fred Warren took the gentlemen's honors. Covers were laid for thirty guests.
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Walter B. Dunton
J. N. Conway
Fred Warren
New County Agent Appointed for Crook County
Lieutenant L. T. Oldroyd of Laramie has been appointed agricultural agent for Crook County. A recent Army officer and former student in the Army Training Camp at Laramie, he is a graduate of an agricultural college with farming experience in Idaho and Utah. He led county clubs and scouts and will devote most effort to field work and farmer outreach. Also listed are visitors Mr. Hf. R. Ryder of New York and Mr. J. E. Foreman of Denver on short business stays.
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L. T. Oldroyd
Laramie
Crook County
Oldroyd
Army
Students Army Training
Agricultural College
Idaho
Utah
Mrs Nimmo Hosts Past Chiefs Meeting and Guests
Mrs David Nimmo entertained the Past Chiefs Tuesday afternoon with sixteen ladies present. Out of town guests included Mrs Fred Holdredge Thermopolis Mrs Peter Shinaty Rock Springs and Mrs Frank Lucas Buffalo. A delicious luncheon was enjoyed. Next meeting set for Mrs Jack Weat’s home on Seymour Street.
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David Nimmo
Fred Holdredge
Thermopodis
Peter Shinaty
Jock Springs
Frank Lucas
Buffalo
Jack Weat
Seymour Street
Mrs Gattis Dies After Week of Illness at Home
Mrs. E. N. Gattis died Wednesday afternoon at 1 30 at her home after a weeklong illness. Born in Laramie, she was formerly Katherine Patterson, daughter of Mrs. Charles Patterson. Aged 35, she was survived by husband Charles B E N Gattis and three children Charles Millom. Funeral arrangements pending. Mr R T Jackson of Laramie is in the city.
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Mra. E. WN
Gattia
Nell
Laramie
Katherine Patterson
Charles Patterson
Gattis
Charles BE. N
Gatila
Charles
Millom
Neighbors of Woodcraft Meet at Labor Hall
Neighbors of Woodcraft held their regular meeting at the Labor hall Tuesday evening. A lodge pin was presented to past guardian John Babcock. Mrs. Infield of Laramie was the guest. Officers elected for the year include Guardian Mrs. Nellie Bovee and several others. members enjoyed refreshments at Bon's parlors.
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Woodcrafts
Labor Hall
Piney
John Babcock
Inner Sentinel
Wary Doak
al Davidson
Anna Wanesworth
Dora Wyman
Bon
Cheyenne WCTU Holds Tuesday Meeting at Mrs Jensen's
The Cheyenne WCTU met in regular session at 122 East Twentieth Street with President Ellen Werlaufer presiding. The group heard a brief tribute to Frances Willard and discussed the status of the prohibition amendment, while letters protesting alcohol limits were read and discussed.
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Cheyenne
W. K. Weaver
Frances HB. Willard
Knights and Ladies of Security Meet Tonight
The Knights and Ladies of Security will convene tonight at 7:30 in the L. O. F. hall for class initiation of new members followed by a social hour.
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the Knights and Ladies of Security
Knights and Ladies of Security
Delphian Society to Convene at Carnegie Library
The Delphian society will meet this afternoon at the Carnegie library. Messrs P F Rosenberg and L A Rosenberg of New York are in the city on business, and Mr C J Courtin of New York is in the city on a short stay.
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Carnegie Library
Mra A. TD. Johinston
Meadames Dugald
R. Whitaker
W. C. Mentzer
Fred Bolee
Walter Dunton
Charlea Hirsie
The
Delphian Society
Messrs, PF. Rosenberg
L. A. Rosenberg
New York
City
C. J. Courtin
Queen Esther Circle to Give Dance at Masonic Temple
Queen Esther Circle invites Masons and ladies to a dance at the Mawonie temple tonight with social and formal entertainment planned by the circle members.
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Queen Esther
Masonic Temple
Masons
Mawonie Temple
O. E. S. to Meet Friday Night in Caret Avenue Home
The Past Matrons club will meet Friday evening with Mrs. Bruce Jones at 2114 Carey Avenue. All visiting matrons and past matrons are invited to attend.
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Bruce Jones
Carey Avenue
Important Notice of Congregational Society
The annual meeting of the Congregational Aki society has been postponed until further notice after being set for Friday February 14.
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Congregational Society
Congregational Aki Society
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Postponed
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society meeting scheduled for Friday afternoon at Mrs A W McDuffy home has been postponed until further notice. Mr K Loy of Casper is visiting friends in the city.
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Presbsterian Ladies’ Aid Society
A. W. McDuffy
8. K. Loy
Casper
The
City
Fatherless Children Adopted Across Wyoming Counties
The report shows 364 fatherless children adopted in four months by Wyoming citizens led by Laramie County with 164 adoptions and Riverton with 25. It names organizers and contributors including Mrs John D Des...eran Ak Sheridan chairman Mrs Ralph Derswich Leha Panes es, and Miss Verna Wells. Donations totaling 75.60 are listed from Thermopolis Sheridan Lander Riverton and Cheyenne.
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France
Laramle County
Riverton
John D. Shingle
B. Gates
Flest
H. G. Watson
Fred BE. Warren
Ll. D.deatty
Charles 1. Carey
Anna Dobbin
B. F. Yoder
Thermopolis
Sheridan
Lander
Cheyenne
Laramie
John D Es i
Ak Sheridan
Ralph der 5S Wich Leha Panes
Es Fremont
J. A. Delfelder
Amata Lander
Verna Wells
Bivdun Ae Shoshoni
Haskett
Sweetwater
J. J. Boyer
A. J. Courens
Thom
Lin MO
DO Platte
Shiekeee
Washakie
Mabelee Ee
Thompson Mare
Crystale
Glenrock
Eerie
Funeral Notices for Campbell Wy koff and Artman
Funeral for Clara May Campbell held at Hobbe Muckfeldt Finkbin er chapel with Rev Brace officiating. Frank Artman died Tuesday February 11 and funeral notice will follow. Funeral for Oliver Dean Wy koff stated for 2 p m at Karly's parlors with Lakeview cemetery burial.
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Clara May Campbell
Hobbe, Muckfeldt & Finkbiner Chapel
BE. BE. Brace
Frank Artman
Oliver Dean Wykoff
Karly
Lakeview Cemetery
State Leader Wanted Brings Results
Report notes searches for a state leader with local interest in results. Officials and communities respond to inquiries, aiming to identify candidates and confirm leadership outcomes amid ongoing discussions and public meetings.
Bulgaria Uses Serbia as Revenue Source During Occupation
In occupied Serbia Bulgarian forces extracted large sums from civilians for privileges and immunity from deportation. Serbians paid up to 25 000 francs to avoid seizure and 600 francs for release of daughters. A priest’s son was deported and his father killed. many paid 500 to 10 000 francs for freedom of movement. In Pirot a rug carer paid 20 or 30 francs to continue business, while some faced punishment for lacking immunity.
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Nish
Serbia
France
Nake T. Pasitc
Bel Palanka
Paasitcl
Bulgars
Associatec Presa
Pirot
Ivan Blarkatic
Weather Summary From U S Department Of Agriculture Report
The report notes clear skies and normal temperatures with a high of 40 degrees at 2 P.M. and a low of 28 degrees at 6 P.M. Winds reached 44 miles per hour from the north at 4:05 P.M. Precipitation since January 1 shows 0.1 inch, well below the normal 0.67 inch.
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Clubs Churches Societies
Erste
Mrs. Mitchell
W. R. Montgomery
Toneaday
Long Beach
Cal
Montgomery
Fort Russell
A. J. Renny
W. EF. Dinneen
Eugene Crowley
Miss Nan Dinneen
California
Olga F
F. Mills
Rock
Springs, Pye
Mrs. S. Winfield of
Laramieas
Mra
Anna
HH. W. Grafes of
Fede Burgess
L. E. Mitchell
Kentucky
Mr. Dinneen
Joseph Billingham
Schenectady, N. Y
John Higgins
Plains
C. M. Nichola
M. M. Hiseong
Boulder, Colo
Mr. J
Caspers
Messrs
FP. H. Dupertina
W.L. Richards
W. C. Sheiver
North Platte
Mrs. Houston
E. Dr. White
Omaha, Nebr
L. Hoag
F. P. Lane
W. E. Carney
Omaha
Elire
J. R. Wilkinson
Pine Bluffs
Hon
John Park
Rock Springs
Wryo
W.C. Bond
Newcastle
Hf. R. Ryder
J. E. Foreman
Mr. J. FE. Richardson
Medicine
Bowie
Messrs. H. Jacobson
R. (. Patterson
W. J. Miller
A. W. Pawia
BE. Miller
John J. Brown
J. B. Hotell
J. MeeGan
Thomas Roberts
R. Curran
C. R. Nest
J. W. Balrane
H. Waite
E. N. Gattis
R. T. Jackson
Pei
WC. T. U. Met
Y. Ms
Y. W
Woman's Club
Carnegien Rary
Fred J. Crabbe
Mesadamea IH
W. Bullock
W. B. Ross
John Dol
Skingle
Wesley J
Dumm
A. Hanson
Robert JD
Chrey
Mr. P. Groome
Ivan I. Hobson of
Mrs. Wolcott
W. ©. Wolcott
P. FE. O
William Daley
Rawlins
Pr. EB. O
Phoenix
Wasserman’s
Carey Avene
Waikrai
Callat
Bulgaria
Associated Press
Weather Report
U. & Department of Agriculture
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