Skating Party and Social Gatherings in Cheyenne
The Haworth league plans a skating party at Lake Minnehahs tonight at 7 PM inviting all league members and attendees. Miss Lucretia Whitehead departs for St Louis with a farewell gathering hosted by Myre A H Boyne and Misses Williamson and Thompson. A card party and dinner at various homes follow, with multiple local residents hosting events and a wedding noted in Laamie involving George Gebhard and Margaret Langheldt.
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Haworth League
Lake Minnehahs
Lucretia Whitehead
Cheyenne
St. Louis
Myre
A. H. Boyne
Williamson
Thompson
Whitehead
Mildred Peterson
Dasha Shapple
Esther Stark
Margaret
Florence Goldfarb
Ellen Miller
Lorety Milan
Edith Peterson
Gwendolin Crone
Ethel Peterson
Swanson
J. O. Swanson
J. J. Mahoney
Margaret Langheldt
George Gebhard
Laramie
Fr. King
Gebhard Angheldt
Laamie
Bunday
Z .E. Levison
J. 8
Stubblefield
California
Patent medicine ad promises cure with Olive Topate
An old advertisement touts Olive Topate as a cure all. It claims relief for various ailments including blood and liver issues and promises a loosening effect after use. The copy mentions a price of 280 per box and targets druggists.
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Edwards
Visiting List Shows Local Social Ties and Travel
Senator John B Kendrick leaves for Washington after a Cheyenne and Casper visit. Friends greet him and several families travel or return from Denver and Salt Lake City for social events and. Judge Carey’s birthday celebrated with Careyhurst visitors. Local residents attend stock shows and plan trips to California and New York.
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John B. Kendrick
Lynsay
Washington
Cheyenne
Casper
Kendrick
Robert Carey
Careyhurst
Seale
Judge Carey
California
Coronide Beach
Margaret Lee
Sadie Large
Denver
Margaret Bardick
Sam Asher
Dorothy Foster
Edna Jetsen
Ruthook
R. W. Bradley
Salt Lake City
New York
Ward Hudson
Laramie
Cornelia B. Mille
Mollie Ingersoll
Rawlins
Carl Ralfe
Ralfe
Meredith Langheldt
L Laramie
4. B. Levison
Parkhurst
Ingersoll
Sunshine and social events among Cheyenne societies
The Sunshine Society postpones its business meeting to next Tuesday at the Whittier Club library. The Whittier Club meets Wednesday with Mrs. W El Kleinke guiding. Mrs. W A Wyman to lead. A combined social and program is planned at Mrs. W A Riner’s home this afternoon with a paper by Mrs. Carlisle on France. The Elks host a social dance Thursday. Pythian Sisters postpone Red Cross work meeting. capitol closes for governor family funeral. Cheyenne Art Association meets Thursday at 1 45 pm with Mrs Bristol and program by Mrs Glafcke and Mrs Wills. Jolly Juniors meet at Gladys Tyson’s Friday afternoon. nine of twelve attend. president absent. activities include sewing, knitting, and tea.
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The
Sunshine Society
Whittier Club
PLELO
W. A. Riner
France
C. (. Carlisle
Elks
Pythian Sisters
Red Cross
Fort Collins
Art Association
Cheyenne Art Association
Charles Bristol
KE. W. Glafcke
Milas Olive Wills
Dolly Juniors Meer
Jolly Juniors
Gladys Tyson
Louise Hofmann
Muse
Meeting Notices From Westminster Guild and Society
A Westminster guild gathering at Mrs. W. A. Forbes home on Twenty third street is set for this evening. The Girls Friendly Society was called to meet at Red Cross headquarters at seven but has postponed until further notice.
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Westminster Guild of
the Presbyterian Church
W. A. Forbes
Weat Twenty-third Street
Girls’ Friendly Society
Red Cross
Ried Family Notified in Nodaway Iowa After Incident
Ried family members, including his wife and sister, reside in Nodaway Iowa and have been notified following the incident.
South Side Notes Report Various Local Happenings
South Side notices mention Mike leaving Cole with diphtheria recuperating at home, McCleave on East Sixteenth Street, Frank Miller Nie resuming work after a week’s layoff, and Mrs. Pearson recovering from appendicitis at St. John's Hospital. Read about births, travels, and residents visiting relatives, plus local service members and staff changes.
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T. A. McCleave
South Side
Willore
Eist Sixteenth Street
Frank Miller
Hmanmimond Packing Company
Pearson
St. John’s Hospital
Jennie Peareon
East Twelfth Street
Lester Garten
Pine
James Dolin
Melinda Morford
Morrie Street
Funeral Notice for Thomas McMurray Jr and Family
A brief report notes J. Kitkpatees returning from Denver after attending the funeral of Thomas S. McMurray, special attorney for the Colorado and Southern railroad, held last Saturday afternoon. He is survived by a son Thomas S. McMurray Jr. of Indianapolis and a daughter Mrs. John Marshall Jr. of Hinsdale. His wife died four years ago. Casper Columbine well produces 500 barrels daily.
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J. A Kitkpatees
Denver
Thomas &. McMurray
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Mr. McMurray
Thomas S. McMurray, Jr
Indianapolis
John Marshall Jr
Hinsdale, i
Soo
Church Circles Meet This Afternoon and Evening
The St. Mark's parish guild in the parish house hosts a Sunergae meeting this afternoon with YP B and WCT A groups holding an evening session. Special music is planned and two speakers are invited, with Westminster Guild hosting at Mia Luca C Freund and Miss Winifred Stuart.
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St. Mark's
Y. PB
Westminster Guild
Mia
Luca C. Freund
Winifred Stuart
Homes for Children Wanted by Wyoming Humane Society
Advertisement seeks homes for four children ages three five six and twelve to provide loving care and attendance at sectional events as arranged by Bh. W Burke of the Wyoming Humane Society. Potential foster or adoptive families are urged to respond to the society.
Denver Architect Harold Baerresen Dies at 82
Harold William Baerresen longtime Denver architect died at his home on 784 High Street Sunday night from heart trouble. He was 82, a prominent Mason who belonged to Ble Lodge and the Scottish Rite. Survived by widow and two sons Albert of Cheyenne and Frank of Denver. funeral date to be announced.
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Don
Bertha Mumm
Denver
Ar. S& Fredericks
Glenn Hendershot
Camp Dodge
Omaha
Pavents
Mire W. le. Hendershot
Mise Nora
MéeUook
Neb
Mowers
Charto Cole
William Doody
Awe
Navy
Pensiola
Fla
Emma Millerman
Union Pacific
Louis Brown
W. A. Bonser
Wareren Avenue
William Tischmaker
Hans Mumm
Raymond
George Wilmdan
House Street
A. A. Baerresen
Cheyenne
Harold William Baerresen
High Street
Baerresen
Ble Lodge
Connell
Commandery
Albert A. Baerresen
Frank Baerresen
A. A. Barresen
Man Killed On Freight Train Near Pine Bluffs
Dick Vancott, while riding a freight east of Pine Bluffs near Oliver Nebraska, was killed when the train split and he fell beneath a section. Twenty cars passed over him. his body was cut in two. His brother-in-law Homer Wainright escaped injury as the coroner of Kimball County took charge and announced no inquest. Vancott was 44 years old.
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Dick Vancott
Oliver, Nel
Pine Bluffs
Homer Wainright
Kimball County
Vancott
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Capitol
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Mr. .L. P. House
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Memerkay Funeral
Casper Columbine
Bh. W. Burke
Wyoming Humane Society
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