Governor Garey Hosts Elaborate Dinner For Legislators
A seven oclock dinner at Governor and Mrs Joseph M Gareys residence honored several legislators and their wives. The event featured a lace centerpiece, carnations and ferns, pink candlesticks, engraved place cards, and refined dining. Also reported is a quiet wedding at Mr J W Pipers home uniting Miss Grace May Piper and Mr H Roy Allen with a Presbyterian ceremony and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M Garey
Prite
J. W. Sehwood
Cody
J. W. Piper
East Ninth Street
Mies Grace May Piper
H. Roy Allen
Rev. L. ©. Hilla
First Presbyterian Church
Bridale
Elva Piper
Presbyterian Church
James Branigan
Burns Birthday Tea Sparks Scotch Pride and Toasts
A social afternoon at Mrs. Gilcrest’s Capitol avenue home celebrated the Burns birthday with verse, songs, and toasts. Guests included Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Hoyt, Mrs. Davie, and many others while decor featured Scotch motifs and a carnations display. A later theater party and supper followed at Capriol Avenue and Le Barron Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Gilcrest
Capitol Avenue
Robert ‘Burns
Burns
Hunter
Munsey’s Magazine
George Hoyt
Taft
Dr. Gray
Henry Reese
Mra
N. R Davie
Mesdames O. F. Gowhick
Ivor Johnson
George Stanley
Mra. Gilcrest
Scotland
America
Mrs. Carson
Representative
Henry ©. Gaul
Douglas
Capriol Avenue Theatre
le Barron Cafe
Every Man Read This Then Try A Home Health Tonic
A period advertisement promotes a home health treatment claiming to strengthen nerve force, improve health and personal magnetism, and aid those with insomnia, dizziness, heart palpitations, or despondency. It lists ingredients and instructions for preparation and use after each meal and at night, noting no opiates and safety for readers.
Board of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
We express gratitude to friends and relatives for their kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our son. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McDermott acknowledge the support shown by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry, McDermott
Publicity Meet planned for Wyoming immigration push
Preparations for a publicity convention open at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Industrial Club aim to launch a state wide advertising drive to attract settlers. Delegates include Governor Carey appointees, Cheyenne officials, Pine Bluffs representatives, and railroad officers. The event seeks coordinated literature displays and joint efforts with private firms and the state to boost Wyoming growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indietrian Club
Industrial Club
Min Feures
Convention For Immigration and Publity
Wyoming
East
South
Carey
Bresnahen
Edmiston
W. C. Deming
Cheyenne
Local Notables in Cheyenne Visit and City Affairs
Judge J C Carpenter of Laramie attended city events yesterday. Mr and Mrs EB J Sullivan of Cody are visiting. G W Rockafield state house custodian is home ill with influenza. Mrs Clara Bond state librarian missed the state house due to riview. Editor Patterson Wheatland World returned from Cheyenne on business. Dr J M Wilson Converse county irrigation promoter and Mrs Wilson arrived in Reyenne and checked in at the Inter Ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Carpenter
Laramie
EB. J. Sullivan
Cody
G. W. Rockafield
State House
Clara Bond
Riview
Patterson
Wheatland World
Cheyenne
Burning rubbish draws fire department call near Twenty seventh street
A pile of rubbish on the corner of Twenty seventh street and Carey avenue caught fire at midnight last night prompting a fire department response. No damage resulted.
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Twenty-seventh Street
Carey Avenue
Soldiers Burglar Suspects Bound Over in District Court
William C. Bressett and Forest L. Daugherty, two soldiers arrested at Fort Russell for burglarizing the Truckey store, confessed to Chief Schools and County Attorney Rigdon, pleaded guilty before Justice Edwards, and were bound over to the district court with $1,000 bonds each, unable to furnish them and returned to the county jail to await trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Bressett
Forest L. Daugherty
Fort Russell
Tuesaday
Truckey
C. L. Rigdon
Justice of the Peace
Cheyenne to Build New Eight Room School
The Cheyenne public school board has purchased a block in the Hellman addition on Randall boulevard near O'Neil street to erect an eight room school building at an estimated cost around 25000 dollars. It will be ready by September 1 and will feature pressed brick construction. Enrollment has risen 190 this term, signaling overcrowding and prompting district realignments to create six modern schools in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Public School Board
Grand
Hellman
Randall Boulevard
O'Neil
Indianapolis Woman Seeks Relatives Information
Mrs. 5 Mitchell of 912 Northwest Street Indianapolis seeks help to locate her sister Katie Cathey colored wife of Gidney Cathey. The two were once employed at Fort Russell and Ms Mitchell asks Mayor Brésnahen for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. Mitchell
Northwest Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Brésnahen Ghe
Katie Cathey
Gidney Cathey
Fort Russell
Remains of Hillsdale Man Shipped East
The remains of Richmond B. Taggart, who died this week in Hillsdale, were last night sent to his former home in New Jersey by the Gleason Undertaking Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond BF
Taggart
Hillsdale
New Jersey
Gleason Undertaking Company
Charity Ball Showcases Season's Social Event
A grand charity ball hosted by the Hospital Aid society lit Keefe hall with pink draperies cherry blossoms and Japanese parasols. Governor Joseph M. Carey and Mrs. Carey led receiving lines while the Buchanan orchestra played lively Japanese music enriching the evening. Elegant dining spaces featured pink white decor and numerous tables with cut glass vases and carnations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Aid Society
Keefe
Buchanan
Joseph M. Carey
Carey
The
Old Society
Mre
N. Sturdevant
Mra
A.W. Barber
H. M. Bennett
V. K. Hart
G. A. Fox
C. M. Watts
Stone in Bladder Removed Without Surgery Ad Claims
A 1904 reminiscence credits Kilmer’s Swamp-Root with removing an in bladder stone after persistent kidney trouble. The speaker reports relief, improved health, and ability to resume work after using the advertised remedy, with notarized attestation and a drugstore sales offer for sample bottles and a booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer
Fel
J. L. Knowt
J. Lattus Kivowles
Jj. W. Wiirepos
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Gale At
Elegant Reception Described At Fashionable Ball
Fern leaves and mints and olives set a refined table. A pink white menu, silver candelabrum, and beaded shades enhanced the scene. Guests arrived in resplendent gowns, with Mrs Carey and others in lace, satin, and diamonds.
Elks Dance Friday January 27 Gathered Members
Elks invite all members for Friday night dance on January 27 with music and socializing planned. Event aims to boost community fellowship and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Eltes
Open House at First Baptist Parsonage
The pastor and family of the First Baptist church invite members and friends to an open house at the parsonage 2519 House Street Thursday January 26 in the afternoon and evening to inspect the new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
House Street
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Paris
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UGYE
Kew
York
Sherman Co
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Ners
GOV
S Wilson
Wi'lon
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Wilson Ias
Tita
Wison
Princeton University
TSR
Wilson
Keefe Hall
Collier’s
House of Representatives
Pearson's
United States
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New York
Alfred Henry Lewis
J Pearson
Ss Magazine
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