Dinner Bridge and Social Clubs Highlight Cheyenne News
Multiple social events fill Cheyenne listings including a dinner bridge hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Was german on Hast Highteenth street with high score prizes, an upcoming dance at the hall with the McWlroy orchestra, Y W C A board reports on January plans, Westminster Guild cafeteria to be held January 24, and notices of club meetings and personal visits across Cheyenne.
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Bridge
Joseph Wasgerman
Hast Highteenth. Street
Westminster Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
George Lake
R. I. Townend
J. M. Bricker
Lake
Hal Lessenger
Bernadine Collier
Elizabeth Jenkins
Wolcott
Recchives
P. EH. O
W. GC. Wolcott
Chapter C. P. B. O
East Twenty-second Street
Taylor
Arthur K. Lee
Thermopolis
J. G. Hartwell
Lusk
Lane
P. HW. O
Bluehill
Nebr
Lee
Cheyenne
Wo Man's Club
F. A. M. Stuart
Cheyenne Notes and Local Highlights Include Basketball Win
Gheyenne left for Montana mid December after serving as Laramie county home demonstration agent. Dr Andrew and Dr W H Andrew have run a Lincoln Nebraska alumni dental practice. Business Women beat Y W C A 41 to 19 at Masonic Temple with Amanda Clement as referee. Florence Bradley engagement to Joseph Reed Cheyenne announced and planned party at John Chaplin home.
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Gheyenne
Laramie County
Montana
Dr. Andrew
Dental College
Lincoln
Nebr
Andrew
W. H. Andrew
Tryly
Business Women’s Club
Masonic Temple
Association
Amanda Clement
An Ang
Florence Bradley
Joseph Reed
Cheyenne
John Chaplin
Wyoming 1920 Statutes Arrive Amid Judicial Routines
The Wyoming Compiled Statutes 1920 arrive for the Sixteenth legislature as a lengthy edition to replace the 1910 and five later Session Laws. Secretary of State W. B. Chaplin expects enough copies for attorneys and state officers, with full publication requiring a new appropriation. Many legislators failed to return loaned volumes, and the secretary’s office tracks missing copies, while delivering one to each Fifteenth and Fifteenth legislature member.
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Wyoming
W. EB. Chaplin
Secretary of State
Secrtary
Court cheers as nurse Emma Schulz freed in Cheyenne case
In Cheyenne city court Justice W H Edwards freed nurse Emma Louise Schulz after a month in county jail on a poisoning charge involving two infants at Cheyenne Private hospital. The judge said the state failed to prove guilt and ordered dismissal of the remaining information. Schulz and her husband William Schulz planned to return to Casper.
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ePace
W. H. Edwards
Emma Louise Schulz
Schulz
Cheyenne
Edwardas
William A. Schulz
Justice Edwards
Roche Mentzer
Fifteenth Legislature Members and Statute Distribution
The secretary of state will not remind Fifteenth members to return copies of the Compiled Statutes 1920. A clerk will check off Fifteenth names who have not returned volumes delivered to Sixteenth legislature members. Those Fifth legislature members who fail to return will not receive further copies.
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Theixteenth
Sixteenth Legislatre
Secretary of State
Thare
Seven-Pound Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Cole at St Johns
Mr and Mrs Silas Cole welcome their first child a seven pound boy born Sunday afternoon at St John s hospital. The newborn s father is a rancher living about 16 miles out on South Crow Creek. Mrs Cole is the daughter of Police Sergeant Jack McFarland.
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Silas Cole
St. John's Hospital
Mr. Cole
South Crow Creek
Mrs. Cole
Jack McFarland
Divorced on grounds of drunkenness and cruelty
District Judge Mentzer yesterday granted a decree of divorce to Mrs Mayme Hollingshead who sued her husband Frank Hollingshead on habitual drunkenness extreme cruelty and desertion. The suit was undefended. John Charles Thompson Sr represented the plaintiff.
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Mentzer
Mayme Hollingshead
Frank Hollingshead
John Charles Thompson, Sr
Marriage notices and local events in Burns Society
Frank Smith suffered a painful accident Saturday while handling tar paper in the Burns garage, breaking two ribs after falling on an iron girder and receiving medical aid. Albert Romsa and Miss Lois Anderson were married in Cheyenne on January 5, with the couple known locally, and Miss Anderson a longtime resident. The community also notes Mrs. Rex Leed’s return from Sterling and Mrs. Earl Heathman’s from Shelby, plus Pioneer Grange’s monthly meeting with officer installation and a literary program. The Venetian Trio is slated to perform at the high school auditorium on January 11.
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Burns, Wyo
Frank Smith
Hangén
Mra.c. H. LeMasters
W. Q. Miller
Albert Romsa
Lois Anderson
Cheyenne
Miss Anderson
Romeay
Jake Romea
Rex Leed
Sterling
Colo
Earl Heathman
Jack
Shelby
Pioneer Grange
the Grange
Historic Fillabrown Ranch House Burned
The old Fillabrown ranch house, famed for a sensational killing in early days, burned Sunday morning. A man and his wife, caretakers, narrowly escaped as the roof collapsed. The property is owned by R. 9. Van Tassel of Cheyenne.
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Fillabrown Ranch
Fillabrown Place
R. 9. van Tassel
Cheyenne
Old logging house near North Crow creek described
A rambling two story house once stood along North Crow creek about 18 miles from the river city dam. The first story was log construction with a frame superstructure added later, set in a grove of trees four miles below the dam. The site attracted ranchers forty years ago and has drawn attention in later years for its picturesque setting and distinctive build.
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Ering Place
Crow Creek
City Dam
Protectograph Ally of Gentry Continued From Page One
Dr. Strader holds an attachment on the machine and about $45 found on the prisoners at arrest. Prosecutor weighs whether to try the men for trader charges locally or return them to Green River where merchants were defrauded. Developments suggest more delays before genuine check writers or acceptors are identified. Belgian exports to the United States in the first eight months of 1920 were mainly chemicals.
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Belgium
United States
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Hiks
McWlroy Orchestra
Dancare
Tryway
Associaion
M. Gallagher
Phoenix
Ariz
A. Baker
Gallagher
O'Neill
Nebro
Hilda
Helen Gallagher
Baker
Denver
Loretto Heights Academy
Emma Welty
Wheatwind
Welty
Blanche Lummis
Jessie Lummis
Alesae Tyson
First Baptist Church
Bruce Jackson
Miss Tyson
Laramie
Fred Proc
Va Vries Ls
Yryvy Two
Power of
North Platte
Yryvy George Bowle
Fook
Roddis
Holyoke
Valentine, Nebr
H. R. McNaughton
Douglas
Woman’s Club
Carnegie Library
Bishop McGovern
M. Robertson
Boulder
Young Women of the
Vitm Club
Methodist Church
Zina Moshisky
Sidney, Nebr
Churchill School
Adah Walton
Mary Ryan
Babette Wasserman
Miss Ryan
Whitter Club
Wlliam Cgc. Hoskins
A. Cruickshank
A. L. Putnam
Y. W
J. H. Walton
A. J. Large
John Durham
Archer
Congregationalists
First Congregational Church
Recreation Center
Elizabeth McGrath
Floyd Moore
A. Richeart of
Parkerton
Casper
A. Hosie
Lyle QM
Jay
John H. Mullen
Robert Myer
Carey B. Holdrege
George HE. Price
Thurman W. Arnold
Mary Stewart
Dorothy Cary
Greybull
Plains
Sherman
Union Pacific Railroad
Buford
U. P
A. W. Harper of
Wyoming State Association of Moving Picture Men & Women
the Plains
J. I. Lynch
Henry F. Brennan
Ben Collier
Sheridan
G. D. McKay
4. ¥. Brennan
Lee Mott
Riverton
John W. Hay
Rock Springs
Minnehaha
Chain Gang
Aviation Field
Volstead
Charles A. Webster
Meeteese
Union Pacific
Tia Jauna
Mex
D. D. Drew
Carewhurst
J. F. McGiven
Burns
Chicago & Northwestern
Overland
Mary Wolf
Edwards
Sarge
Grandpa
Allman
San
Tom
Mrs. Bailey
Aecsedia
Cee
Tenaoy
Wusband
Cheyenne Steam Laundry
National Laundrymen's Assocation
Wander
National Association of Master Cleaner and Dyers
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