Social notes and society hostesses featured at Fort Russell
Mrs L R Tyson Society Editor of The Leader notes society items by phone. A Kensington afternoon hosted by Mrs J M Newman showcased pink carnations and ferns with needlework music and a dainty tea. Guests included Mrs Charles G Lawrence and others. A Denver marriage of Roy A Baxter and Eleanor G Saim occurred with plans to sail for the Philippines. Capt and Mrs James B Kemper entertained at a bowling party and dinner for Mrs Carhart of Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Tyson
Fast Eighteenth Street
Leader
J. M. Newman
Kensington
Mrs. Newman
Clarence Harris
Lawrence
Peckham
McGlashan
le Cron
Black, Schuneman
Jordan
Ridgely
Keefe
Harris, Sturdevant
Denver
Roy A. Baxter
Eleanor G. Saim
Salim
Cheyenne
San Francisco
Philippines
Honolulu
Mrs. Baxter
Legion
James B. Kemper
Post Gymnasium
Carhart
Oklahoma City
Kemper
Women Urged to Avoid Surgeries with Pinkham's Compound
A letter from Mrs. Orville Rock of Paw Paw Michigan urges women to avoid operations by using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes extended hospital stay and improvement after starting the remedy and endorses it for female complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Rock
Lydia E. Pinkham
Paw Paw
Mich
Lydia EB
Pinkham
Mia
Michigan
Cmelydia E. Pinkbar
Bridge clubs and military moves mix in Fort Russell social notes
Mrs James H Bryson hosts Artillery Ladies Bridge as storm ends, scores topped by Mrs McNair and Ms Fuger. Myer entertaining eight members this Tuesday, Cowin set for Friday dinner. Major Skinner and family plan a month’s leave to the Philippines after Fort Russell posting. Re gimental Card club to meet Friday at Infantry club with Mesdames Holley Kemper Morton hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Bryson
Artillery Ladies’ Bridge Club
McNair
Edgar A. Myer
Bridge Club
Mesdames Abbott
Gill
Davis
Brewster
Mesdames Guilfoyle
Walker
Kieffer
Myer
Major Skinner
Fort Russell
Philippines
Infantry Club
Mesdames Holley, Kemper and Morton
P D Sisterhood Chapter entertains with helpful demo
Tuesday afternoon Chapter C of the P E D Sisterhood met at Mrs J A Riner's home with Mrs Paul Lariver assisting. A novel program included Mending Day for the P B E O penny per inch fund, a recipe swap, and a paper by Miss Guasie Johnston A Day In Antwerp. Lunch and social chat followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Riner
Riner
Paul Lariver
P. BE
Guasie Johnston
Antwerp
Mins Johnston
Mesdames
Mentzer
Hartung
Shingle
Bert Gleason
Ashley Gleason
Carlisle
Wolcott
Bert Johnston
Kinkead
Frank Gleason
McEndree
Luella Moore
Lariver
Misses Guasse Johnston
Btone
Lacey
Baptist church council meets Friday and Thursday notes
The Q O A of the Baptist church will meet in the church parlour on Friday at 4 o clock and in defiance of on Thursday a court meeting will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Lawless
Methodiet Ald Hosts Afternoon at Home
Methodiet Ald and Mondames W. W. and M. A. Bue felle will entertain the Methodiat Ald this afternoon at their home on 108 W 67th ot.
Lecture Tonight by Dr J Everiet Cathell at Baptist church
This evening the Baptist church hosts a talk by Dr J Everiet Cathell under the auspices of the city Federation of Young People's Societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
J. Everiet Cathell
City Federation of Young People's Societies
Bible class hosts Section B at church Friday
Section A of Mrs. Arthur Putnat's Bible class of the M. and Sunday school will entertain Section B in the church parlors Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Arthur Putnat
Presbyterian Mission Society Meets in Stormy Tuesday
Mrs J R Morgan hosts Presbyterian ladies Missionary Society as storm affects turnout. Dyer and Miss Foraman lead program on Corea and the Indians. missions drive raises 31 dollars. Attendees include Mesdames Burruss Swan Morton Schuneman Peters Dyer Rigdon Bissell Rees and Miss Foraman. Guild bake sale set for Saturday at A E Rodell's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Missions
J. R. Morgan
Presbyterian Ladies’ Missionary Society
Musical Social by Congregational Aid Section A
Section A of the Congregational Aid society plans a musical social for Friday evening in the parlors of the Congregational church. The program will appear tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Congregational Aid Society
Congregational Church
Guild of St Mark's to Meet Friday at 2:30 PM
The Guild of St Mark's will meet Friday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs Dugald Whitaker at 804 EB 19th Bt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of St. Mark's
Dugald Whitaker
Mrs Van Winkle to Host Baptist Willing Workers Friday
Mrs. Van Winkle will receive the Baptist Willing Workers Friday afternoon at her home on 2519 House Street, inviting members for a social gathering.
Chamberlain’s Tablets Claim Quick Constipation Cure
Advertisement asserts Chamberlains Tablets relieve constipation with many claimed permanent cures. Mentions sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain's
Gale
Movement to form new Woodmen fraternal society
A movement has begun in Webster City to secede from the Modern Woodmen and form a new fraternal insurance society. Hamilton county has about 1100 members, a sizable nucleus for a new organization, with county lodges planning to break away. The first Modern Woodmen camp originated in Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Hamilton County
Lyons
Leader's Campaign Seeks Endorsements in Local Contest
A leading candidate launches a circulation drive in the party campaign to build support. The effort aims to gauge how many voters will back her in the Leader's race and expand her backing among supporters.
Madero Says Fall of Juarez Not Important
Mexico City report notes officials deem the fall of Juarez less pivotal than Madero’s 1911 seizure of Diaz forces. Consul Liorente followed orders to avoid U S friction, offering no resistance. Officials hint at starving rebels via food cutoff with U S cooperation as a possible next step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madero
Juarez
Mexico City
Diaz Trops
Liorente
United States
TIZ Claims Relief for Tired Feet in Jocular Ad
An ad extols TIZ for bunions corns and callouses promising feet feel youthful and pain free. It touts a new principle dissolving exudations and claims lasting comfort with a 25 cent box price and direct mail option from Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Ill
Nomination Coupon Opens Entries for Prize Support
Readers are urged to enter or nominate contestants as the paper promotes prize drawing participation. Those not yet entered can submit a coupon to be entered immediately and credited with 100 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Snowbound Rails Delayed as Storm Hits Region
Railway report notes heavy snowfall with tracks cleared in city lines but mountains still blocked. Union Pacific operates seven snow plows and Colorado & Southern uses a rotary plow to move trains, while Laramie Plains routes remain blocked due to snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Colorado & Southern
Laramie Plains
Return of A L Ronald From Union Pacific Mission
A L Ronald returned from the Western portion of the Union Pacific where he acted as general chairman for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Mutineers. He will go to Omaha soon to confer with company officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kono
A. L. Ronald
Union Pacific
Brotherhood of Locomotive Mutineers
Tie
Omaha
Body of John Rule Sent to Wisconsin Burial Ground
The body of John Rule, longtime Union Pacific employee from Laramie, who died recently, was shipped to Havel Green Wisconsin for burial in the family graveyard. His son George Rule of Portland accompanied the body, with I N Beck of Cheyenne acting as supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kody
John Rule
Union Pacific
Laramie
Havel Green
Wis
George Rule
Portland
Ore
Wyoming building department chief heads merged division
The officer from the Beiche and Building Department of the Wyoming division arrived in Laramie to manage Diwinews related matters with the department. Previously part of the Viah division, he led the department when it merged with the Wyoming division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beiche and Building Department
Wyoming
Laramie
Diwinews
Viah
Ties for Double Tracking Between Laramie and Lookout
Plans for the second railway track between Laramie and Lookout move forward as tires and materials are distributed along the right of way. Weather permitting, crews will begin laying the track once conditions improve and the line is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Lookout
Harold Perry Leaves for Union Pacific Hospital
Eleven year old Harold son of Nela Perry a special agent with Union Pacific departed with his parents for Omaha to undergo surgical treatment at the Union Pacific hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Nela Perry
Union Pacific
Mra. Perry
Omaha
Union Pacific Hospital
Busy Izzy to entertain Cheyenne theatergoers next week
Cheyenne readers are promised plenty of laughs as Busy Izzy hits Capitol Avenue Theatre on Tuesday March 11 with George Sidney in the title role. Carrie Webber leads a clever company including Dick Hume Nick Basil Frank Gibbons Walter Webber Joni Magee and Jessie Gillette in a bright musical comedy with music, pretty performers, and striking electric effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Busy Izzy
George Sidney
Carrie Webber
Dick Hume
Nick Basil
Frank Gibbons
Walter Webber
Joni Magee
Jessie Gillette
Izzy
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Ninth Cavalry Card Club
Dr. Williamson
Bridge
Woman's Club
A. E. Roedel
Musical Social
St. Mark's Guild
Woodman
California Fig Syrup Co
Usin
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Crandin
Grandpa
Railroad News
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Carey Ave
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