Social events fill Wednesday with sewing and hosting
A Wednesday afternoon gathers Mrs. Governor Brooks and many guests for sewing, chatting, and a five course luncheon. The Woman's Club and various societies meet at homes on Capitol Avenue and East Ninth Street for lectures, card games, treasurers, and planned sales, with Delights, refreshments, and neighborly notices.
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Bom
Mumber
Governor Brooks
Pitt Covert
Chartes N. Potter
Fred
Sheldon
William B. Chaplin
James Newman
Willis van Devanter
John Gill
Ach. Doane
Harry B. Patten
Charlotte Bruner
Henry Gilimiin
William Walker
H. EB. Crain
Grade Phelps
Chicago
A, H. Joane
Iver Johnson
Capitol Avenue
Pompeii
Johnson
C ¥Tus- Beard
George Stanley
Buliver Lytton
P.O. Brewster
W. K. Hart
L. G. Davis
Gc. EB. Abbott
A. Russell Buck
H. B. Henderson
0. Mason Smith
George P. Knight
Perry
Cincinnati
Knight
Kathyrn MacDevit
Eva Kepler
Mabel Knight
Petry
William Myers
Onhaute
Samuel Brown
Hunice Spaulding
Frank Vreeland
Snyder
Clydearly
Shaeffer
Manewall
J.D. Wright
McKenazie
al Davis
Schmidt
Kepler
Harris
I. W. Davis
South Cheyenne
Mount Mellick
Henry Bullock
C.T. Johnston
P. B. Glafcke
Claude Draper
Elizabeth Gill
Five Men Sentenced to Penitentiary Terms in Wyoming District Court
In Laramie county court Judge Matson sentenced five men for burglary and forgery. Tartey and Polley, both former US soldiers, received one to fourteen and one to thirteen months respectively. Alfred Thomas, a discharged soldier, drew eighteen months to two years. Gus Laurides, Greek porter, two to four years. Andrew Fotopolis, Greek, two to three and a half years. Jury discharged with no more cases for the term.
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Laramie County
Matson
Tartey
Polly
Alfred Thomas
Gua Lauridés
Andrew Fotopolis
United States
Polley
Company F
Eleventh Infantry
Fort Russell
Owl
West Sixteenth Street
Mary Admire
Admire
Turvey
Turkey
William McDonald
Iron Mountain
William Fisher
Thomas
Idleman Wholesale
Andrew Is
City Council Holds Special Meeting On Sewer Assessments
The city council met at city hall to hear objections from property owners in blocks between Warren Evans and Twenty-sixth to Twenty-seventh streets regarding sewerage assessment costs. Two residents complained but their objections were overruled by a council resolution. President F J Johnston presided as the full council except Aldermen G John and Keatling were absent. City Attorney Riner and City Engineer Carlisle attended.
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City Hall
Warren, Evans
Twenty-sixth
Twenty-seventh Street
F. J. Johnston
G. John and
Keatling
Riner
Carlisle
Fire near house leads to arrest for Laventen
The fire department was called to 314 West Fifteenth Street yesterday afternoon where A Laventes, a grocer, was found burning rubbish near a frame building. Neighbors feared confinement could spread. The fire was extinguished and Laventen was arrested and held on a ten dollar bond to appear in city court this afternoon on a fire ordinance violation.
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Weat Fifteenth Street
A. Laventes
Laventen
City Briefs Stirring Local Notices And Appointments
Various city items note wiring work at a candy factory, school fire drills praised, a judge fined a violator, marriage licenses issued to couples from Oregon Colorado and Denver, election officers elected in Laramie, a Kansas City lumber firm incorporating in Wyoming, and civil service exams announced for post office jobs with multiple salary grades.
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J. J. Walsh
Bruner
Cliy
George Wy. Norton
Newburg
Oregon
Mamie Knudson
Sterling
Colorado
Nels
Mortenson
Marie Peterson
Denver
Capitol
Oliver
Py. A. Gatchell
Company K
W. N.G
Laramie
William B. Schilling
M. Grant, Jr
Harold M Symonds
Missouri Company
Duncan Lumber Company
Kansas City
Wyoming
H. M. Bennett
Industrial Club
Iowa
Peter O'Neil
Fleming
Ogden
B. Gerber
Gerber
Portland
Russell Clares War
Fort Russell
Maur
Navy Department
Mechanicalo
Fafteman
Elopement tale follows Detroit court hearing
In Detroit on February 24 the prosecutor's office hears Bertha Wardell, a pretty young brunette with two dimples, discuss her mother and husband's elopement. The exchange with Attorney Crane reveals the mother urged separation from the missing groom as the case unfolds from last August.
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Detroit
Prosecutor
Bertha Wardel
Tueband
Crane
Natyvely
Womart
Gina
Backache Relief Promised by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound
A Bloomdale Ohio letter claims Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured chronic backache headaches and nervous fatigue. The testimonial asserts root-cause treatment resolves female weakness and derangement and encourages others to try the remedy.
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Bloomdale
Ohio
Ldia E. m
E. M
Prepenice
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
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Atrs
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Ared White
Wonderful Magazine
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Harry P. Hynds
Elay
Jim
Verguson
Texas
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Deaver
Typewriter Exchange CO
Underwood
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