Mayeres of Cincinnati Visit Cheyenne as Guests
Rev and Mrs Henry H Mayer of Cincinnati Ohio editors of the Methodist Sunday school publications spent a day in Cheyenne as guests of Rev and Mrs William T Pumm. They are en route home from the Orient after six months touring foreign countries for the Sunday school board. Mayer filled the pulpit of the Methodist church when he visited last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Mayer
Cheyenne
Cincinnati
Ohio
Methodist Sunday School
William T. Pumm
Mayer
Orient
Sunday School
Mayor
Mrs Jeffers Leaves for Omaha After Social Visit
Mrs. William Jeffers departed yesterday afternoon for her Omaha home after enjoying numerous social attentions during a stay as guest of Mr and Mrs Harry P Hynds. Elisabeth Hansen also left for Denver after a brief Cheyenne visit with Mr J P Jenson, as Mr Mike Henry of Douglas arrived yesterday to join the house party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jeffers
Omaha
Harry P. Hynds
Elisabeth Hansen
Denver
Cheyenne
J. P. Jenson
Dinneen Son Reaches Home Health Report From Fort Logan
W E Dinneen received a telephone call from his son Sergeant Maurice A Dinneen who is improving in health at Fort Logan. He returned from overseas in January and had been in France over a year. Friends await his return to Cheyenne. Also Allie Jowell left for Wheatland after a two day visit. Charles Gibbons stationed in California returned to Casper to visit his parents, and Mr G Gibbons, during his city visit, stayed at the Jensen home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EE. Dinneen
Maurice A. Dinneen
Fort Logo
Sergeant Dinneen
France
Cheyenne
Charles Gibons
California
Casper
Mr G Gibbons
City
Jensen
Ad Club Leader Guenther Visiting Cheyenne on Business
Charles Guenther president of the Ad Club and director of the Chamber of Commerce from Douglas is in Cheyenne for a few days on business at the Plains hotel. Also mentioned are Deputy Sheriff Frank Wige of Lander en route to Mawlins, Mrs. R J Archer ill at 1010 East Twenty first Street with influenza, and the Sehag and Moncher families visiting relatives in Idaho and Kaneh, Wyoming respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Guenther
Ad Club
Cheyenne
Douglas
Chamber of Commerce
City
The
Plains Hotel
Frank Wige
Lander
Mawlins
R. J. Archer
East
Notable arrivals at county anti crime patrol meeting
Morning arrivals include Douglas and several figures such as C O Bron W F Hamilton James A Merritt Harry Allen Guenther Dr Duis Joseph Garlan C Irvine Freeman Mike Henry D M Collom Denver and Mrs M L Bristy. Mrs Bristy heads to Port Colling for a weekend visit at the W A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Pe ‘Ree County AntiDmaton Trol
Douglas
Messrs
C. O. Bron
W. F. Hamilton
James a + i. Merritt
Harry Allen
Guenther
Duis Josph Garalion
Irvine
Freeman
Mike Henry
Jensen Home Guests And Local Valentine's Party
Falloon ranch near that city, Mrs A Y Raymond visiting since last fall left Tuesday for Everitt Washington. Mrs Raymond is sister of Mrs H Jensen. Mrs Willis Jensen left Tuesday for Laramie. Mr Howard Bright will leave Sunday for Fort Bliss El Paso Texas or Ebright will remain in the city guest of her father J P Jensen. Mrs H W La Munyon left last night for Omaha after in the city as the house guest at the Jensen home. Lite Faye Rutherford of Sheridan entertained at a Valentine party Friday afternoon at her home 626 Gladstone street. Indoor games formed the chief amusement Russell Steelwell won a fine Valentine prize for solving a puzzle heart. Refreshments of heart sandwiches and cakes were served on a Valentine table cover with decorations. The young guests were Nellie Belle Swan Mary Crandall Helen Vickere Jack Bentley Russell Steelwell Clarence Rose and Miller Borgeren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Y. Raymond
Jensen
Everitt
Wash
Raymond
H. Jensen
Willis Jensen
Laramie
Howard Bright
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Texas
Ebright
Faye Rutherford
Sheridan
Gladstone Street
Russell Steelwell
Valentine
Nellie Belle Swan
Mary Crandall
Helen Vickere
Jack Bentley
Clarence Rose
Miller Borgeren
Sergeant J. E. Gilmer Returns From Overseas
Sergeant J. E. Gilmer has returned from overseas and is stationed at Camp Knot Kentucky. He expects to receive discharge from the army in mid March and then will join his wife and son who are visiting Mrs. Gilmer's parents Mr. and Mrs. WRH Kee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FE. Gilmer
Camp Knot
Gilmer Wil
Mrs. Gilmer
Mra
Pi Beta Phi Sorority entertains guest at Sheridan
Mins Hazel Carson of Ashland Kana province president of Pi Beta Phi sorority was guest of honor at a social evening hosted by the local chapter at Mrs W C De Kay home in Sheridan. Several visitors arrive for brief stays including W F Hannett A R Merrett from Douglas and L P Garelet from Hot Springs plus others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins
Hazel Carson
Ashland
Kana
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
W. C. de Kay
Sheridan
Get Acquainted Dance Planned at Fort Russell
Doughboys at Fort Russell host a Friday night get acquainted dance in the headquarters building. A jaxe orchestra will provide music for the evening with refreshments served. The public is invited and there is no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Russell
Jaxe
Dancing Party for Hayden Guests in Cheyenne
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hayden of Sheridan hosted a small informal dancing party on Saturday evening. Red roses and white narcissi decorated the scene. Attending were Messrs. Sellman Humphrey Lamb Grossman Frank Bentley Arch May Robert Martman Dr Werntz Dinwiddie Kool Pregitzer Trade Tom Hurst Porter Kennedy Ham Seat Noreen Mr H C Brock Torwington visitors in Cheyenne Mr Joseph Smith of Chicago Mr H Bohnen of Chicago also visiting Mrs Frank Morgan and Miss Margaret Lander of New York City guests at the Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Hayden
Sheridan
Messrs
Mesdames Sellman
Humphrey
Lamb
Grossman
Frank Bentley
Arch May
Robert Martman
Werntz
Minses Dinwiddie
Kool
Pregitzer Trade
Mesars
Tom Hurst
Porter Kennedy
Ham
Seat
Noreen
Frank Morgan
Mies Margaret Lander
New York City
the Plains
Parents Teachers Association to Meet Friday
The Churchill Parents' Teachers' association will meet at the Church il school Friday February 21 at 9 o clock. The program includes a duet by the Micdall boys, compositions by Tom Fox and Mrs Ray K Oldu, papers by Mrs F H Barron and Mrs F H Barron, a discussion about the nation's boy problem, and an address by Judge William C Ment er.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill Parents’ Teachers’ Association
Churchil
Micdall Boys
Tom Fox
Aim Planes
Ray K. Oldu
F. H. Barron
William C. Ment
Mrs Hanesworth Hosts W C T U Members
Mrs. Win Hanesworth entertained seventeen members and friends of Frances Willard W C T U on Thursday afternoon. After business, a musical program featured Miss Blamey Miss Riva McManus Miss Anderson and Mrs C Thames. An address on Americanization by Mrs Arthur L Putnam followed. Refreshments concluded the social hour. Next meeting set for March 18 with Mr Willis J Ceston of Helena Montana in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Hanesworth
Frances Willard
Thomas
Miss Blamey
Misa Riva McManus
Anderson
Thames
Arthur L. Putnam
Entertained at Plains Hotel in Ble Creek Wyoming
Mr and Mrs Hunter of Ble Creek Wyoming entertained last night at the Plains hotel with twelve at table. The event featured violet decor and included guests Mr and Mrs Hunter, Mr and Mrs Harry P Hyndsa and others. Funeral services for Mrs J P Jensen were held at the Methodist church with Eastern Star in charge. Remains interred at city cemetery. Visitors from out of town listed include Mrs Willis Jengen and others from Denver Casper Laramie Omaha El Paso.
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Harry Hunter
Ble Creek
Wyo
Plains Hotel
Hunter
Harry P. Hyndsa
William Gilcrest
Charles Hiraig
Frank Hadsell
J. B. Higgens
W. E. Weeks
J. P. Jensen
Methodist
E. Ee
Brace
Eastern Star
W. J. Bell
Horse Creek
P. Hansen
Denver
Willis Jengen
Laramie
Charles Gibbons
Casper
F. F. Seeley
H. W. LaMunyon
Omaha
Howard Ebright
el Paso
Tex
Engagement of Mary Shamp and James Romrick Announced
The engagement of Miss Mary Shamp and Sergeant James Romrick, Cheyenne locals, was announced by Mrs Athalee Shamp at a party. The Shamp home at 616 Bart Sixteenth Street was decorated in red white and blue and a dinner was served. Guests included Union Pacific Cheyenne staff and friends such as Mary Schamp Mabel Potts Myrl Garrett Pearl LaRue Gladys Cole Katherine Pearson Elizabeth Doonan Kathleen Murehland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shamp
James Romrick
Hride-tobe
Athalee Shamp
Shamp
Bart Sixteenth Street
Chayenne
Union Pacific
Mary Schamp
Mabel Potts
Myrl Garrett
Pearl LaRue
Gladys Cole
Katherine Pearson
Elizabeth
Jusia Doonan
Kathleen Murehland
Ziva OM
Margaret Lee
Moreneed
M Fred Markin
Avis Ladley
Mre. Markin
Miss Murehland
Thardete
O Bee
Matson Couple Host Bridge Dinner at Twenty-Second Street
Judge and Mrs. Roderick N. Matson entertained last evening at their home on Twenty-second Street with a bridge dinner for thirty-five guests. The parlors were decorated with pink roses. Also visiting were members of the 65th Coast Artillery and John Enders, formerly of the city, now in Cheyenne, who served in France including St Mihiel and Argonne. Mr and Mrs Irvine plan an extended California trip next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderick M. Matson
Roderick N. Matson
Twenty-second Street
65Th Coast Artillery
John Enders
Mr. Enders
Tn Cheyenne
France
St. Mihiel
Argonne
Enders
W. C. Irvine
California
Cheyenne Art Club schedules 3:30 meeting at Carnegie Library
The Cheyenne Art Club will meet this afternoon in the Carnegie Library at 3:30. The university extension course gym class will meet tonight at the Parish House instead of the high school gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Art Club
Carnegie Library
Girls Friendly Society Plans Dance Event
The Girls Friendly Society met at the Parish house Wednesday evening for a brief business session. They decided to host a dance and provide admission services for the probationers on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Friendly Society
Denver Visitors at Plains Travel and Local Notices
Among the Denver visitors at the Plains today are N A Munson I Schwartz L E Dyson T P Kennedy C Edwards W D Cool A L Kolander L L Bairo H W D Meun BE A Hicks and W Lawrant. N H Cohen of Cincinnati is visiting Im the eouity. H F aed of Parkentog is in the city on business. Mr and Mrs W J Bell left for their ranch at Horse Creek. PF Seely has left Jensen home for Denver. Lt and Mrs C R Farmer are now located at the Plains hotel. Mrs WH A England is ill at home with a cold. Mr John Rodin left for Denver. Mrs John Rodin improving after surgery.
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Denver
The
Plains
Messrs
N. A. Munson
1. Schwartz
L E. Dyson
T. PF. Kennedy
C. Edwards
W. D. Cool
A. L. Kolander
L. Bairo
H. W. D. Meun
BE. A. Hicks
W. Lawrant
N. H. Cohen
Cincinnati
Ohio
H. F. Aed
Parkentog
W. J. Bell
Horse Creek
PF. F. Seely
Jensen
East Highteenth Street
WH. A
England
John Rodin
Sergeant Tim O'Leary Arrives from Presidio
Sergeant Tim O'Leary of the 44th machine gun company arrived yesterday from the Presidio and stays with his mother Mrs Hannah O'Leary at 607 East Highteenth Street. Also in town are Mr O Freeman of Douglas, Mr A Patterson, and Mr W B Hoget of Denver on business. Miss Dorothy Bernard of New York visits the Plains. Mr Avieston of Loramie visits in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim O'Leary
44Th Machine Gun Company
Presidio
Hannah O'Leary
East Highteenth Street
A. J. Patterson
W. EB. Hoget
Denver
Dorothy Bernard
New York
the Plains
Aegu
Denver Centenary Meeting Attended by Local Delegates
Rev. and Mrs. Dunn depart for Denver to attend the centenary gathering supporting the New Era movement. Mrs. Dumm and Mr. Crabbe travel with Rev. Brace. Miss Rodin and her brother-in-law join the trip. Other locals, including Mrs. Zabol and Mr. Jobson with his son, are likewise noted as visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liglen Rodin
Ha. Danjola
Denver
Colo
Wilsons Arrive in Plains with Family for Short Stay
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Wilson and their family from Pine Bluffs Wyoming arrived last night and are staying at the Piaina hotel. Mr N W Violette of St Louis is visiting, and Mr H Waterburg of Salt Lake City is in town on a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Mia, D. M. Collom
jPenver
Wilson
Plains
Benjamin Wilson
Pine Bluffs, Wyo
N. W. Violette
St. Louis
City
Mr. H. . Waterburg
Salt Lake City
Omaha Visitors at the Plains
Guests from Omaha include George A. Peters and others visiting for short stays. Elmer of Laramie and Charles Y. Howard of Boston are noted, with Joseph Smith of Chicago and Joseph A. Nisbet of Fort Collins also in the city on business. Charles P. Gordon of Denver and E W Mower of Denver arrived last night for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha At the Plains
Messrs
George A. Peters
West
If. B. May
H. Keinera
Joseph A. Nisbet
Fort Collins
City
E. W. Mower
Denver
Notable Visitors In City Include C M June Denver Men
Captain C M June of Buffalo is in Cheyenne for a few days. Mr and Mrs Thomas Nelson of Pueblo are in the city briefly. Mr Hoyd Leech of Denver is in town on business. Mr and Mrs L T Sullivan of Douglas visit briefly. Mr David Campbell and Mr Clifford Dempsey of New York are guests at the Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. June of
Buffalo
Cheyenne
C. M. June
City
Thomas Nelson
Pueblo
Hoyd Leech
Denver
City of Business
David Campbell
Clifford Dempsey
New York
the Plains
Mrs T Blake Kennedy to Sing Monday Night
Mrs T Blake Kennedy will sing at the Irving Oobp lecture Monday night with Mr Harold Vaughan as accompanist. General Sir Henry Seymour Rawmason, a chief British commander, is noted as having been born 55 years ago today. Most Rev Timothy Casey, Catholic archbishop of Vancouver, was born in Charlotte county N Is 67 years ago today. Earl Beauchamp, noted British statesman and colonial administrator, is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Blake Kennedy
Harold Vaughan
Vaughan
Henry Seymour Raw- Mason
Timothy Casey
Vancouver
Charlotte County
N. Is
Earl Beauchamp
Notable Births Anniversaryes In Met Opera Legend Aberdeen Roots
The notice marks Mary Garden born in Aberdeen Scotland forty two years ago today. It also notes tor born forty seven years ago today and former Missouri governor Herbert H Hadley born in Olathe Kansas forty seven years ago today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Mary Garden
Metropolitan Opera Company
Aberdeen
Scotland
Herbert 8. Hadley
Missouri
Olathe
Kaz
Cobb to Speak Monday Evening at H. 8 Gym
Irvin S. Cobb will address an audience Monday evening February 24 at the H. 8 gym. Admission is one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin S. Cobb
Irvin & Cobb
Nicaraguan Revolt Threatens Border Under Zalaya Leadership
Dispatches from the Nicaraguan legation report several thousand men marching toward the border led by Zalaya opponents of the current administration. The government lacks a standing army and relies on police due to a U.S. treaty. The Costa Rican involvement is suggested by dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Legation Today
Zalaya
Tts
United Sates
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Mrs. Jeffers
Ahringterday
W. E. Dinneen
Son
Allie Jowell
Wheatland
Henry @chay
William
Ernest
Hilda
Twin Falls
Jerome
Idaho
Sehag
Henry Moncher
Kaneh $8
M l L. Bristy
Port Colling
W. A
Falloon Ranch
J. E. Gilmer
W. F. Hannett
A. R. Merrett
Mrs. L. P. Garelet
Hot Spring
5. D
A. B. Hohmer
Chicago
Charles A. Guenther
Mrs
Mary Black
W. L. Colburn
Sjr
Cincinnati, Ohio
Dancing
H. c. Brock
Torwington
Joseph Smith
Mr. H. Bohnen
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Willis J. C. Ceston
Helena, Mont
Tad Clarkson
W. H. Byasen
W. H. Brooky
J. H. Eaton of
L. G. Hoffman
W. A.ewratien
Sterling
C. R. Farmer
St. Luke's Hospital
0. J. Freeman
Douglas i
Mrs. Dunn
Fr. M. Zabol
Vie
Mr. Rais F Jobson
Blanktoon
Pheias Hotel
Mr. Nf. Elmer of
Charles Y. Howard
Boston
Jos. Smith
Charles P. Gordon
W. E
Nicaragua
Associated Press
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