Social notices and weddings fill Cheyenne society pages
Epworth League members host refreshments after contests and many church and club gatherings are announced. A quiet wedding unites Miss Hattie Miller and W Lloyd Allaback at a relative’s home, with subsequent receptions and trips. Major Bennett and Miss Walsh wed, while Miss Louise Stimson and Mr Richard Patterson marry at home. extensive plans describe outfits, attendants, and future homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Tyson
Louise Roe Stimson
Richard Alexander Patterson
Joseph &. Stimson
Card of Thanks for Margaret Gillespie’s Bereavement
The Gillespie family thanks friends and the C and S and UP shop employees for kindness and floral offerings during the bereavement of Mrs. Margaret Gillespie signed Al Gillespie and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Margaret Gillespie
al. Gillespie
Kent Bank Corner Remodeling Underway at Garey and Seventeenth
Preparations are made for remodeling the old bank building at the southeast corner of Garey avenue and Seventeenth street. Scaffolding stands as the entrance is partly dismantled to remodel the front while the floor will be lowered 18 inches. A new store will locate in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
Garey Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Bonds of New City Officers Approved
City commissioners met yesterday morning and approved bonds for the city clerk and city engineer. City Engineer Arthur Parker posted a $5,000 bond and City Clerk J. J. Showalter a $10,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Parker
J. J. Showalter
Denmark Woman Senator Visits During League Conference
Frue Marie Hjelmer, a member of the Rigsdagen upper house, is in the United States serving as adviser to the Danish delegation at the League of Nations industrial conference. Longtime municipal council member, she was elected last year to the Landsturm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frue Marie Hjelmer
Rigadag
Denmark
League of Nations
Hjelmer
Landstrum
Cross Adds Farm Section to Business
Worden D. Cross, local real estate dealer, announces a new farm property department. He cites repeated resident requests for farm land and ranches and anticipated settlers from eastern firms in spring. The department handles all farm and ranch property and relinquishments, with a qualified property man in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worden D. Cross
Cross
Cheyenne Horse Wins Los Angeles Handicap in Pacific Coast Meeting
Jake Schas, ridden by Mulcahey for CG. B. Irwin, won the Ascot Handicap opening day at Los Angeles. The Irwin gelding battled Sam Hill to the wire, edging ahead by a nod at the stretch, with MReydo and Patsy Mack in second and third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Schas
CG. B. Irwin
Mulcahey
Cheyenne
Irwin
Pacific Coast Jockey Club
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Examiner
Charles E. Lane
California
Sam Hill
Jake
Irwin Bay
Mreydo
Patsy Mack
T. Nolan
Weather data for Clay Point showing cold spell and snow
A historical weather report details temperatures from 6 am to 6 pm with a 12 degree mean, high of 15 and low of 8, northwest wind at 40 mph, and snow with 0.43 inches melted since January 1. Total precipitation sits at 0.43 inches this period, compared to 0.07 inches normal.
Snow depth reports across cities show varying totals
On Wednesday Denver recorded six inches of snow while North Platte had none. Lander measured eleven inches and Salt Lake nine, with road beds described as in very good condition aside from a few rough spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
North Platte
Lander
Salt Lake
Negro Charged With Illegal Liquor Sale
Jordan Davis, colored, was arrested by sheriff's officers yesterday on the charge of selling liquor. He was found at 922 West 18th Street and released on a sheriff's cash bond of 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Davis
West 18Th Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society News
Epworth League
Methodist Missionary Society
Fred €Rabbe
W. G. Hoskins
Sadie Fisher
J. W. Fisher
St. Joe Fisher
James G. Thompson
San Diego
Calif
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
W. W. Busselle
West Twenty-sixth Street
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Fred Hoffman
East Highteenth Street
Woman's Club
I. C. Jefferies
Carnegie Library
The
Altar and Rosary Society
K. C. Hall
Ralph Robertson
Smith
Stapleton
the Plains
College Club
Hattie Marie Miller
W. Lloyd Allaback
J. S. Stubblefield
East Sixteenth Street
Paul Milazzo
Iane Ellison
Green River
Mrs. Milazzo
Presbyterian Manse
James B. Shea
Oregon
Eliza Austin
Alliance
Nebraska
J. S.stubblefield
Dan Shaw
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Harry B. Henderson
Bennett Walsh
Bertram W. Bennett
Mary Margaret Walsh
James Hartman
Frank Tallmire
Clarence Swainson
William 8. Bennett, Jr
Bennet
Garey
First National Bank of
Cody
King’s Daughters of the Congregational Church
M. I’. Wart
L. A. Broderick
L. M. Leach
Columbia
Hev. B. E. Jackson
First Baptist Church
Harold Vaughan
Mnunt
Myrtle Yoder
Elizabeth Johnston
Josephine
Emily Underwood
A. C. Patterson
Wausau
Wisconsin
Mary Nimmo
Dorothea Foster
Alese Tyson
Geraldine Murray
Eva Kepler
James Mathison
Laramie
Albert Jensen
A. G. McGregor
L. R. Tyson
Lillie Underwood
Mrs. Patterson
Omaha
Minneapolis
Wis
Chicago
Hamilton Avenue
Patterson
Cheyenne High School
Conservatory of Music
Lawrence College
Appleton
Happy Romance
Theta Phi Sorority
Sigma Alpha Iota
Theta Phi
Wisconsin River Supply Company
United States
Joseph E. Stimson
Mr. Stimson
M. J. Stimson
Ogden
Utah
W. S. Patterson
Jack Patterson
Wrs
Parley Mathison
Kent Bank Corner
Billy Whiskers
Little Folks
Frances Trego Montgomery
Billy
Nanny
Fru
Marle Hjelmer
Capitol Building
Evans St
Capitol
W. W. Dumm
Carey Avenue
Highways Weather Report
Cheyenne State Bank
Commercial, Savings and Trust Department
W. W. Quinn
Carey Ave
Davis Veterinary Supply CO
B. F. Davis
Frank
Viexs
Wyoming Fuel & Feed Co
E. L. Emery
16Th &T
Spaulding
Knight's
Grace O'Day
Palmer
First National Bank
Bunphy
Concord
West
First Nat'l Bank
Midwest Harness CO
N. 46Th
Neb
46Th
Webster
Capitol Ave
Dave Flanagan
C. W. Herrin
U. S
Victor Records
Buescher
West 17Th Street
A. E. Roede! Drug Store
Willard
Sherman
Columbia University
Cheyenne Creamery
Cheyenne Creamery Co
42Th and
Thomes
Phono
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