Society Notes From Local Social Scene Progress Report
Society will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Peter Jessen. Mr. and Mrs. John Rath have moved to their new home on Seymour and Twenty second streets. Mr. Ernest M. Cox and bride arrived from Boston and are visiting Mr. G. H. Gilland and family. Mr. Cox is an nephew of Mr. Gilland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win One
Methodist Church
Myrtle Foust
Seymour Street
Agnes Johnson
Bessie Fox
Grace Woolaton
Marion Rousman
Eddy Street
Elva Roberts
Charles Armour
Frank Bonhan
Congregational Ladies Aid Society
Frank L. Moore
Vella
G. A. Fox
J. A. Payne
Thompson
Kathyrn Goble
Ciety
Peter Jessen
John Rath
Seymour and
Twenty-second Streets
Ernest M. Cox
Bride
Boston
G. H. Gilland
Mr. Cox
Gitland
Who Is To Blame For Sickly Children
A call to blame mothers for weak children and a promotion of Vine for infants. The ad cites Mrs. W. H. Gilmore of Durand Michigan about her nine year old daughter who improved after taking Vinci. It claims Vinci builds up children and offers a money back guarantee through A E Rodel, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Gilmore
Durand
Mich
Vinci
Victim of Wind Succumbs to Injuries
William H. Long Union Pacific switchman died at St John’s hospital from injuries after a roof blew off a box car he worked on during a high wind. He was 40 and resided at 411 West Nineteenth Street Cheyenne. Survived by a widow and three siblings. Remains held at Gleason morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Long
Union Pacific
St. John’s Hospital
Long
Forky
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Company
West Nineteenth Street
Lolo Tucker
Anderson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Gleason
J. F. McNamara
Father Duffy to Enter New Field
The Rev. J. A. Duffy, six years rector of St. Mary's Cathedral, resigns here to labor in Kommerer Wyoming for Catholic influence centers. His work built the cathedral and rectory, landmarks of the city’s growth under his administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Duffy
St. Mary's Cathedral
Big City
Kommerer
Wyo
Dutty
Father Duffy Leaves St. Marys for New Field Within Diocese
The community learns of Father Duffy's departure to a new assignment within the diocese. Bishop Keane voices personal loss and blessing for his longtime companion as Rev. B. R. Groener assumes duties temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Duffy
Bishop Keane
St. Mary's
Rev
B. R. Groener
Attention K of P Regular Meeting Tonight
Regular meeting announced with installation of officers to follow. W R Junk serves as recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Junk
Enameling at the Suerman Co New Music Departure
Truckey and Sena arrange with the Ninth Cal orchestra to present five hour concerts from 3 to 6 PM and 7 to 10 PM on consecutive Saturdays January 14 January 28 and February 4. Cheyenne shoppers invited to enjoy the entertainment with free concert programs. No obligation to purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truckey and
Sena
Cal Orchestra
Qist
Truckey and Son
Cheyenne
Tariff Commission Plans Wool Cost Survey
The tariff commission will send ten special agents to western wool states within ten days to collect statistics on sheep raising and wool production costs. K. L. Shaw will lead the effort using a comprehensive data schedule. Findings will inform Congress on wool tariff revision decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Tariff Commission
K. L. Shaw
Migeisepy Valley
Middle States
Congress
No Backache or Kidney Misery Promises Cure
A health ad touts Pape's Diuretic as a quick cure for back and urinary troubles. It claims direct kidney, bladder, and urinary system cleansing with relief within days, urging readers to begin at first signs of trouble and noting support from physicians and druggists for the Cincinnati firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Bright
Pape, Thompson & Pape
Cincinnati
World Almanac for 1911 highlights vast global progress
The World Almanac for 1911 chronicles growth through 1910 with extensive statistics on science aviation law and economics. It notes detailed coverage of aviation, the high cost of living, and summaries of major laws, arts, science, and commerce worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Almande for 1911 Complete Reference Library One Volume
A compact reference work described as a factual compendium of the world. The volume is framed as a single authoritative source for facts about people places and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almande
Lincoln
Man of Mystery Harvard Grad Dies in Alcoholic Bender
Coroner investigated the death of James Ford, a sheep herder found dead on Little Horse Creek ranch forty-five miles northeast of Cheyenne. Ford, about fifty, was said to be a Harvard graduate whose mysterious past surfaced as he drifted for weeks in an alcohol fueled spree. his remains were taken to Gleason morgue while relatives are not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Y. Beard
James Kirkbride
Little Horse Creek
Cheyenne
James Ford
Kirkbride
J-H-D
Warren Live Stock Company
Gleason Morgue
West
Harvard
Hte
Misread Call Sparks Undertaker visit in Schenectady
Edward Chevalley, owner of a local road business, heard a misread Bronx message and believed his son was dying. A dispatcher sent an undertaker who arrived at the Chevalleys’ home, while Chevalley, already ill, worsened and his mother alerted by telephone in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
Edward Chevalley
Chevalley
Albany
Swamp-Root touted as remedy for kidney troubles
The ad warns that overworked kidneys lead to broad health problems and urges trying Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, claiming rapid benefit. It advertises sample bottles by mail, directions to mention the paper, and cautions buyers to avoid imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Quarter Removed From Walter Charlwood's Hip
St Louis Jan 9 City hospital surgeons removed a quarter from Walter Charlwood's hip after a buckshot injury in Colorado eight years ago left a coinsancia deposit with a penknife. The quarter remained near the skin until last night when it was extracted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
City Hospital
Walter Charlwood
South Eleventh Street
Colorado
Chartwood
Colorado University
Neal Institute offers three day cure for drink habit
Public notice touts Neal Institute in Omaha Nebraska as a no pay no cure, no pay program that cures the drink habit in three days without injections or narcotics. It claims hundreds cured in Iowa and Nebraska and lists addresses for the Neal Institute Company at 1802 South Tenth Street Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Institute
Omaha
Neb
South Tenth Street
Iowa
Nebraska
Grand Island Meal Institute
America
Bond
Addreaa Neal Institute Company
South Tenth
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