Safest creed and social notes at Stimson chain event
A reflective verse opens with a moral creed cited by Frederick Rowland Marvin. Mrs J E Stimson hosted a Baptist chain meeting with needlework, music, and a dainty lunch. Attendees included Mrs Johnston, Mrs Van Winkle, Mrs Bullock, Mrs Matthews, and others, followed by a kitchen shower at Mrs John Whittaker’s home to fund parish house furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Stimson
Baptist Chain
Louise Stimson
Matthews
Mesdames Johnston
van Winkle
B Bullock
A. P
Fort Russell Social Events Highlight Tea Honor Guests
Mrs. Arthur Williams hosted a Thursday afternoon tea at her residence with elegant appointments. Guests included Mrs. Earl G. Tanner and Mrs. Rufus B. Clark, with Mrs. Tanner noted for her upcoming plans.
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Fort Russell
William
Arthur Williams
Earl G. Tanner
Rufus B. Clark
Tanner Will
Social dinners and club gatherings at post in this week
Captain and Mrs Noble and other officers host dinners this evening. Regimental Card club meets at Infantry club. 11th Infantry hosts a dance Saturday at the Olympnashim. Mrs Dyer at home greets Artillery ladies this afternoon. Wednesday Evening Club enjoyed bridge with Lieut Brunzell as top scorer. Supper followed. Next week the Dowell home hosts the club. Post bachelors and young ladies attend a charming dinner hosted by Mrs Myer with pink decor and carnations. guests include several officers and ladies seated by dainty place cards.
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Trainer
Lowle
Williams
Tanner
Clark
Dyer
Dade
Otto
Edgar A. Myer
Fin Sepla
Missesoni
Little
Fernandes
Bradley
Dr. Williamson
Capt. McConnell
Lieuts
Russell
Lackland
Baade
McCune
F. M. Club
C. EB
Verry
F. M. Clit
Mrs. Molliday
Mra
Dickson
Davis
Mire
Kinnear
Me. Gi
Davie
Women’s Club Gatherings Highlight Thursday Socials
The Thursday 500 Club hosted Mrs A J Miller for a quiet afternoon with five hundred games and top score by Mrs John W Mulllett. Guests included Mrs Mullett Mrs Guam and Mrs Aiking. F M Miller and Mrs A J Miller plan future entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Miller
John Wwullett
F. M. Miller
Tuesday Evening Card Club Hosts Five Hundred Game Night
Fifteen ladies gathered as Mr and Mrs W. E. Chaplin hosted the Tuesday Evening Card Club on Wednesday. The real series of five hundred games was played and supper enjoyed. Mr and Mrs J. C. Newlin and Mrs Dodds joined the Koosta members among the attendees.
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EB. Chaplin
Mre
J. O C. Newlin
Mra
Dodds
Koosta
Local church aid societies hold meetings and events
Presbyterian Aid society hosts Mrs L C Hilly at her home on 20th Street this afternoon. St Mark's Guild entertained by Mrs William Daley on 20th Street. Congregational Ladies' Aid meets at Mrs J A Hiner's home for social and business, with officers elected. Baptist ladies plan bake sale at Johnston's Grocery tomorrow. Methodist Women Missionary Society meets at Mrs John L Thomas's on E 2ter Street, papers on Buddhism to be presented. Baptist Q O A met Thursday afternoon at 4 with a literary program led by Dorothy Van Winkle. various girls participated in a debate and readings, with a business session to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Parnell
L. C. Hilly
Presbyterian Aid Society
W. 20Th Street
Congregational Aid Society
Congregational Ladies’ Aid Society
J. A. Hiner
Q. Oo. A. the Baptist Q. O. A
Dorothy van Winkle
Margaret Bentson
Hazel Bell
Muriel Hrace
Maude Bright
Hazel Rowland
Whipple
van Winkle
Bruce
Bell
Bright
Bentson
Garrett
Ruth
Edith Curtiss
Rowland
Milverstead
Tyson
The Lion and the Mouse Drama Draws Uproar in America
Charles Klein's drama blends politics and high finance and has provoked deep interest here. Critics predict a long life for the play in the United States as it spurs investigations and public debate.
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America
Charles Klein
Cheyenne Named Hub for Four New Railway Mail Lines
Washington announces Cheyenne will direct four more railway mail routes under Chief Clerk Mulford. The lines connect Cheyenne to Denver Alliance to Guernsey Billings to Thermopolis and Cody to Frannie. The move will raise the office's business and may add about twenty local staff plus more personnel from elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
West
Washington
Mulford
Denver
Alliance-Guernsey
Billings- Thermopolis
Cody-Frannie
What Winter Does to Woman's Beauty
Winter harms skin and hair with wind and cold. A home facial uses maytone dissolved in witch hazel to soften skin on face neck and arms, followed by Mother's Salve for chaps and sores. Dry shampooing with corn meal keeps hair clean and fluffy. A separate note reports workers repairing a patch of ceiling coke at the court house after a Wednesday fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parisienne
Woman's Journal
Fee
T. Jon Fisher
Court House
Railroads Face Severe Snow and Passenger Departures
The region reports heavy snow blocking western lines. U P trains halted, with crews and families affected as Baxter and Douglas families travel for urgent reasons. Oregon Short Line remains blocked. four U P snow plows work west to free tracks and restore service.
Freight cars heated to save perishables on U P line
During the storm, freight traffic on the U P line stalled many reefer shipments. Agents at Cheyenne reported about six freight cars handled, Laramie many more, and Hanna five, with heaters used by all railroads to prevent freezing of fruit on trains.
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U. P
Cheyenne
Laramie
Hanna
U P General Superintendent Travels to Medicine Bow
General Superintendent Ware of the U P, in the city yesterday, departed for Medicine Bow with Superintendent McKeown. Snow drifts are deep along the U P track and right of way, but officials expect it will be cleared enough to allow all trains to move today.
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Ware
U. P
Medicine Bow
McKeown
Divison
Snowbound Rails Halt Oregon Short Line and Laramie Roads
Reports from local U P offices indicate both the Oregon Short Line and the Laramie and Hahn's Peak roads are heavily blocked by snow with no trains for three days. Six engines and several cars on the Hahn's Peak line are stuck between Laramie and Coalmont. crews expect the line open by week’s end and the U P will likely run trains by Saturday. Night Clerk Leo Crandt resumes duties after vacation as engine foreman Geo 8 Hobbs and switchmen Rufus Stabler and Sam Seeger return to work, with brakeman M Crandt and George Scamp family also back from visits in Nebraska.
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Weat
Oregon Short Line
Granger
U. P
Green River
Tte
Laramie
Hahn's Peak
Laramle
Coalmont
Leo Crandt
Geo
Hobbs
Rufus Stabler
Sam Seeger
Kansas City
M. Crandt
Sidney
Ieo. Scamp
Fremont
Neb
Visiting Friends Mark Time for Yard Office Staff
Others are visiting as Operator Chas Sumner of the V V yard office enjoys a vacation visiting friends. Conductor Geo Howen and wife have also been...
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Chas. Sumner HI
Vv. P. Yard
Geo. Howen
Delayed trains move into Cheyenne after snowstorm
Four trains of the Oregon and Washington Railway and Navigation company arrived in Cheyenne on No. 4 yesterday after delays from recent snowstorms in the west. An extra force of clerks will be required to handle them in the office.
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Oregon and Washington Railway and Navigation Company
Cheyenne
Special Agent Frees U P Guard C Morton in Laramle
Special Agent J W McClements of the U P went to Laramie yesterday to release C Morton, the U P guard jailed on charges of mirroring a fellow guard Baker. A writ of habeas corpus forced admission to bail set at 12 500 dollars with security expected to be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McClements
U. P
Laramle
C. Morton
Baker
McClementan
Officials Offer Free Feed Transport To Snowed Sheep
I P road officials agree to cooperate with sheep owners along the line to move feed to the nearest point for free. Mr and Mrs Frank Ketchum of Ottumwa Iowa are visiting for a few days. W L Smith trainmaster of the C S at Houlder Colorado was in Cheyenne yesterday.
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J. J. Fullerton
Los Angeles
Cheyenne
David Miller
I. P
Frank Ketchum
Ottumwa
Towa
Burlington
W. L. Smith
Houlder
Colo
Government Breeding Horses Exposed at Fort Collins Show
The Department of Agriculture will exhibit results of the big breeding project at Fort Collins and send representative Government stud horses to the National Western Horse Show in Denver the week of January 17 20. The first U S government breeding experiment aims to create an American type from the Standard Bred trotter. The stallion Carmen and seven sons will be shown. rail rates are offered by Colorado & Southern Railway.
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Department of Agriculture
Fort Collings
Denver
United States
Carmen
Colorado & Southern Railway
Saloons in Cheyenne Hit 30 As Licenses Renew
City marshal records show 30 saloons operating in Cheyenne for 1912 all renewed licenses. Mint saloon, purchased by Mr Schwartz, will reopen soon. One saloon per 500 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ingalls
Cheyenne
Mint
Schwartz
The Silent Hen and the Moral of Voices
A fable about a hen who loses her voice and seeks a cure from a doctor, while the other hens cluck and lay eggs. Her husband reassures her that eyes and loyalty matter more than song, and a final moral notes that a quiet hen may still earn a master's praise.
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Chaandeleer
Whats the Matter With Your Baby
A home remedy notice promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pep to ease infant constipation. It claims mild laxative action for children and adults, warns against harsh purgatives, and offers free sample bottles by mail from Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
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Slaughter
Spruce St. Pueblo
Colo
Mracia A. Brinker
Grant
Jeaver
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
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Mre. M. C. Barkwell
George Davidson
Miss Davidson
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Carey Ave
Infantry Club
11Th Infantry
Churom Cliroles
Presbyterian Aid
St. Mark's Guild
William Daley
20Th Street
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Johnston's
Browcery
Lion and the Mouse
Railroad News
Hiness Fortes
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Rock Springs
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