Local Socials Highlight Charity Event and Arts Club
A gathering organized by the Missionary Society featured a large group of thirty five to forty Indies with a musical program including piano solo by Miss Marjorie Johnston and vocal numbers by Miss Venna Spring. The Art Club met at Mrs Hasford’s home to study modern American artists with talks on Winslow Homer and James McNeill Whistler. A tenth birthday celebration for Miss Charlotte Skidmore drew eighteen young guests with red and white decor and a large cake. Several social events were planned including a St Mark's Len ton meeting, a card party hosted by Mrs Bates Tucker, a five hundred party hosted by Mrs Clarence Holliday and Miss Emma Hoffman, and a praise service by the Woman's Missionary Society at Mrs Sallie Lyons’ home.
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Falm
Art Club
Mise Barger
Hasford
Arist
James MecNeil
Whistler
Griffen Cochran
Charlotte Skidmore
Ruth Barry
Ruth Griffen
Margaret Amahler
Frances Brownlee
Frances Mentzer
Margaret Lacey
Alberta Lane
Minnie Johns
Harriet Rogsaman
Hidith Walker
Geraldine Heaney
Julie Argue
Frederick Skidmore
Sallie Lyons
Woman's Missionary Soclery
Paris Fashion Hunts Home in Capitol Avenue
A social evening featured a game of hearts followed by a chafing dish supper. Hostess was aided by Miss Louise Booker and Miss Marjorie Johnston. Guests included Ethelyn Crew Maurine Carley Havel Astle Florence Riner Marjorie Johnston Helen Roth Booker and others with several gentlemen in attendance. The girls missionary society of the Presbyterian church plans a meeting at Mrs Schuman's residence next Saturday afternoon.
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Capitol Avenue
Louise Booker
Marjorie Johnston
Lst
Ethelyn Crew
Maurine Carley
Havel Astle
Florence Riner
Helen Roth Uoulse Booker
Messrs
Dean Covert
Joe Palmer
Lawrence Baggs
Stanley Waugh
Thayer Burgess
Frank Stuart
Harry House
Albert Jensen
Girls Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Sermon Subjects At Churches Today
Religious notices list sermon topics for First Congregational First Presbyterian Allen Chapel A M E Church and First Baptist. Topics include Echoes The Greatness of George Washington Spirit as a Sower and Intemperance with addresses by Rev Owens and Dr Ellen Wetter Janter, plus quarterly meetings and prayer gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
George Washington
Y. P
C. E
First Presbyterian
Ellen Wet- Janter
Misa Bessie Cook
Hills
Washington
Allen Chapel
J.C
Owens
Christian Endeavor
First Baptist
Russell
Pazo Ointment Promises Cure for Piles
An advertisement claims Pazo Ointment will cure piles including itching bleeding and protruding types within 14 days or the price refunded. The notice states a 600 currency amount and offers a money-back guarantee.
Watch Wait Listen You Hear the Tread of Hot En Tot Twine
A compact historic line hints at a rhythmic tread or chant associated with a prodding device. The phrase evokes a sense of movement and sound without detailing a clear event or attribution. The text remains fragmentary and speculative about origin or context.
Wyoming Wool Growers Meet to Discuss Lip Disease
Wyoming Wool Growers meet in Cheyenne on March 25 with expert veterinarians from the U S government to discuss lip disease in sheep and treatment plans. Officials plan state and federal coordination, and possible legislation to expand the state sheep commissioners board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wyoming
Wyoming Wool Growers Association
Cheyanne
J. A. Delfelder
George &. Walker
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
West
Verry
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Washington
Bureau of Animal Industry
A. D. Melvin
BR. A. Ramsey
W. B
Smythe
Pendleton
Oregon
Association of the State Sanitary Boards
State Board
Murderer Willis Clark Hanged After Friday Last Supper
Willis Clark, a young African American murderer of Eugene V. Goudy, was executed by hanging in Belleville Illinois at 7 am. He joked with Sheriff Cashel requesting a “good writeup” and warned he would haunt newspapers if not. Clark had joined the Galatago church and changed his last meal to eggs for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Willis Clark
Eugene V. Goudy
East St. Louis
Charles Cashel
Clark
Gathaljo
Strange assault in Monterey ends with severed hand
In Monterey, Otero County, Eustacho Vasquez, a known local, offered a stranger a drink and handed water before the man slashed off Vasquez's hand with a shag knife. The assailant vanished, leaving locals to speculate about supernatural forces. Vasquez was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Santa Fe
N.M
Monterey
Otero County
Eustacho Vasquez
Vasques
Vasquez
Gunderson Wheding Ties Norse Couple in Cheyenne Ceremony
Joanie Gunderson of Bravan ger Norway and Geo W Schamp Jr of Cheyenne wed yesterday at the groom’s parents home. Friends and relatives attended a dinner hosted by the groom’s parents in honor of the couple.
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Wheding
Joanie Gunderson
Bravanger
Norway
Geo. W. Schamp, Jn
Cheyenne
the &Xroom
Brick Plant Nears Start at Cheyenne Factory
Cheyenne brick plant edging toward production as machinery tests proceed. Dwight and crew prepare for start next week with the 80 foot stack to be completed. conveyor, crusher, press and kiln work set to roll, with capacity 2000 bricks per hour and a tunnel kiln nearing completion.
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Dwighteneds
Cheyenne Brick Company
Colo- Trade and Southern Roundhouse
Colorado and Southern
TRE
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Married youth couple ties union at local cafe
In the office of the District of Peace McGinn yesterday a young couple wed in the presence of several guests at the Kabis cafe. Miss Jenile Blackburn served as bridesmaid while Edward B. Tracy, a young railroad conductor, was the groom. They planned to depart soon for Step, Missouri, the groom’s former home.
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McGinn Yestay
Jennile Blackburn
Cawdler
Kabis Cafe
Edward B. Tracy
Union Pacific
Mr and Tracy
Step
Fragmented OCR notes on veterans event and arrest
Fragmentary report mentions a veterans event in Idaho and hospitalization after a skull fracture. Another name is listed as detained with unclear details. No coherent chronology or verifiable titles are discernible.
Lehigh Valley Railroad Men Visit Cheyenne
Arnold J. Hill general agent of Lehigh Valley passenger dept arrived in Cheyenne on a semi annual Western states tour. He was joined by Ben W. Warren traveling passenger agent, former Union Pacific local ticket agent. They left for Los Angeles Salt Lake and Butte after discussions on the Lehigh road.
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Arnold J. Hill
Lehigh Valley
Rnroad
Chicago
Lehigh Road
Mr. Hills
Ben W. Warren
Denver
Wr. Warren
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
West
Lil
Los Angeles
Warren
Salt Lake
Butte, Mont
Widow scatters husband over ruins or milta
San Antonio, Feb 19 Mrs Regan Campbell of Chicago is en route to Mexico to scatter her husband Regan Campbells ashes over the ruins of Milta. She passed through San Antonio on her Mission last night. The illness that ended his life began in Mexico during a tour taken after his marriage a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Regan Campbell
Chicago
Mexico
Milta
Earle Institutes Advertise Facial Restoration Expert
The Earle Institute promotes advanced facial restoration methods claiming no plaster or surgery required and no pain. It cites a chief doctor formerly of Woodbury Institutes and invites readers to request a booklet or consult for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Institutes
United States
Earle Institute
Woodbury Institutes
Greek Defendants Enter Not Guilty Pleas on Felony Charges
Three Greek defendants facing felony counts plead not guilty as the district court handles multiple cases. Alfred Thomas, a former soldier, pleaded guilty to forgery tied to a misused check from William McDonald. C E Tirgy and G E Polley, both soldiers, pleaded not guilty to grand larceny after a rooming house robbery. Gis Lantidas entered a not guilty plea to grand larceny with Frank Tyros, connected to cigar theft from Idheman brothers. Andrew Fotopolis and John Melonas faced charges for robbing Crystal Pool Hall, both pleading not guilty and bound over. Joe Cinga faces an information for an aggravated assault after a razor attack on Carroll Johnson near the Colorado and Southern roundhouse, later arrested two miles west of the city.
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Alfred Thomas
William McDonald
Iron Mountain
C.E. Tirgy
G. E. Polley
Mary Admire
Owl Saloon
Andrew Fotopolis
John Melonas
Dr. Rigdon
Joe. Cinga
Cingo
Enka Sd
Carrol Johnson
Colorado
Roundhouse
Berf
Havens
Immunity Question Raised After Federal Court Adjourns
Chicago February 1 The federal court adjourned at noon today leaving unresolved immunity from criminal pronouncement for the man involved. The brief court session halted before a ruling could be issued on his status.
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Chicago
Loot from sub-treasury sparks police chase in 1907
A 1907 case recounts a thief who stole 173000 dollars from the sub-treasury on February 18. Secret service men monitored telegraph offices and messengers in a failed bid to intercept the “flash” message. Prosecution ended, and it is believed Willman may publicize the windfall.
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Sub-Treasury
Secret Service
Willman
Drunkenness cure advertised as secret home remedy
A sensational advertisement promises a tasteless odorless Golden Remedy that can be added to tea or food to secretly curb alcohol craving. It offers a free trial by mail from Dr J W Haines Co in Cincinnati and seeks names and addresses for immediate delivery.
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Seni
J. W
Ainer Es
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B. Mason Smith
Bates Tucker
the Garrison
Mis
Clarence Holliday
Emma Hoffman
Millie Wenger
Misa Mildred Sterling
Paris
Frode
NEW York Herald OM
the Store For Women
Ingersoll Store
LMNE
West 17Th St
Murderer ON Gallows
Schame
Gunderson
Vings Bank
the Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
ITH Dof
OEY
PENNE
WARK
She Bolso
Idaho
Philippie War Vetersn
Taw Fees
D. Myous Din
National Hall of Fame
Ivensh
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Colo
E. Turvey
Joe Clogis
Wreatlend
Suit ‘and Cloak CO
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