Briefs and Personal Notes From Cheyenne Daily
A jumble of names and places notes visitors and residents in Cheyenne from Denver Casper Casper to Trinidad Los Angeles and other towns. Entries mention A M Stevenson Angelo Archiv F L Les oe G W Gonnicon R A Hart H Reilly James J Ford and others visiting for business or with hotel stays. Notable items include J W Canaday named Powell notary and Plains hotel guest Lon Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nheaver
Cheyenne
Denver
A. M. Stevenson
Angelo Archiv
Colorados
F. L. Lesoe
G. W. Gonnicon
R. A. Hart
H. Reilly
James J. Ford
H. BE. Wala
A. J. Place
M. E. Tisdale
Ww. J. Maichbark
C. J. Haslam
Blake Visitors From Houlder Colorado
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Blake of Houlder Colorado are visiting in the city and are guests staying with local acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowkler
T. M. Blake
Houlder, Colo
City
Trey
the Plains
Woman Suffers Seven Months Then Proves Pinkham Remedy Works
Mrs Kieso of Aurora Massachusetts describes seven months of severe back and side pain and nervousness. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered enough to resume housework and urges other women to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Aurora
Pinkham
Lydia Inkham
Tay E. Pinkham
Carl A. Kiese
North Ave
Pinkham Laboratory
Vis
Tr Mass
Edvicu
Alleged Horse Thief Arrested in Cheyenne
William Stinks, about 25, allegedly stole a Wheatland horse after riding from Wheatland to Slater Wyoming and disposing of it. He was arrested Saturday night here after stepping from the Colorado & Southern train and was sent to Wheatland yesterday by Sheriff A. B. Roach of Platte County. Deputy Ed Scheel arrested him on information from Wheatland authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stinks
Wheatland
Colorado & Southern
A. 8
Roach
Platte County
Stinks
Slater
Wyo
Cheyenne
Ed Scheel
Sheriff Roach
School Board Meeting Guests Dinner Invitation
The school board will meet Wednesday night with the domestic science department at the high school serving a dinner for attending members. Guests include Mr and Mrs William Storey Mr and Mrs John D Clark Mr and Mrs William Dubois Mr and Mrs John Harrington Mr and Mrs A E Roedel Dr and Mrs G L Strader Supt and Mrs Ira Fee and Mr and Mrs Fr H Merten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee
William Storey
John D. Clark
Wiliam Dubois
John Harrington
A. E. Roedel
G. L. Strader
Ira
H. Merten
Funeral for Otto B H Jones Held After Jan 8 Shooting
The funeral of Otto B H Jones, a brakeman killed by Albert Carroll near Kimball on January 8, was held at 1 30 Sunday from St Marys Cathedral. The Rages lodge members attended, escorting the hearse to Olivet Cemetery for final rites. Pallbearers were chosen from the Eagles and the trampmen. lodge members included George Wolfer Noah M. Gersmeh and Ford B. Netsell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto B H. Jones
Albert Carroll
Kimball
St. Mary's Cathedral
Jodge Jones
Olivet Conmretery
Eagles
George Wolfer
Noah M. Gersmeh
Ford
Sheridan Company Incorporates to Enter Oil and Gas Sector
The Central Producing Co. of Sheridan filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state to engage in general oil and gas business. The $50,000 capitalized firm will be directed by Bert C. Lee F. A. Senff S. D. Canfield J. J. Bentley and L. F. Traphagen.
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The
Central Producing Co. of
Sheridan
Secretary of State
Bert ¢. Lee
F. A. Senff
5. D. Canfield
J. J. Bentley
L. F. Traphagen
Card of Thanks for Areula Manewal
The Meneval family expresses heartfelt appreciation for sympathy in their bereavement for their daughter and sister Areula Manewal. They thank those who sent floral offerings in her memory, Louis Maneval and family.
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Areula Manewal
Louis Manewal
Nine People Rescued From Icy Blizzard Near Saratoga
A party including Mrs. Dana Crawford and her 12 year old son left Saratoga seeking the U P line but were caught in a ferocious blizzard. After 25 hours in the storm they reached Walcott exhausted and half frozen, guided by liveryman D. B. Richmond. They sheltered in a sheep corral and used crackers from a case to endure the cold before rescue.
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U. P
Saratoga
Dana Crawford
K. & Ryder
Denver
Richmond
Liveryman
Lttle
Walcott
Atlas Vaudeville Wows Packed Atlas Show
Rounds of applause last night greeted the finest bill at the Atlas Vaudeville since its opening. The house was packed for both matinee and evening shows with encore after encore as acts from major circuits thrill the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
Minneapolis
Salt Lake
Denver
Kansas City
Last Services for Mrs Mary Shaffner Held at Carley Home
Funeral services for Mrs Mary F B Shaffner aged 74 who died Sunday at her daughter Mrs J M Carley 2104 Pioneer avenue were conducted at the Carley home by Rev J J Shingler. Interment was in Lakeview cemetery. She was a native of Iowa and had lived with her daughter Mrs E Johnson in Park Addition after moving here three years ago. She leaves two daughters and a son EB B Shaffner of Douglas.
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Mary FB. Shaffner
J M. Carley
Pioneer Avenue
Carley
J. J. Shingler
First Congregational Church
Lakeview
Iowa
Cheyenne
E. Johnson
Park Addition
Johnson
EB B. Shaffner
Douglas
Marier
Wilma Shaffner
Marguerite Clark At The Lyric Today
Marguerite Clark the sweetest girl in the movies appears at the Lyric today in Still Waters a Famous Players Paramount program. Settings include a circus canal and canal boat with pastoral romance rural comedy and dramatic moments crafted for Miss Clark by Edith Barnard Delano.
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Marguerite Clark
Famous Players Film Company
Paramount
Miss Clark
Edith Barnard Delano
Marriage Licenses Issued to Local Couples
A marriage license was issued yesterday to William G. Leich of Rock Springs and Corrine Hague of Bill Joel s. The day before Charles Op lin and Selma Bock, both of Don Ver, received licenses.
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William G. Leich
Rock Springs
Corrine Hague
Billjoes
Charlesoplin
Selma Bock
Don- Ver
U P. Business Records Show Strong Frontier Travel
Union Pacific reports record weekend receipts during frontier celebration with $1973.70 Saturday $1023 Sunday and $1744 Monday. Denver bound travelers bought 115 tickets as two specials ran at 1 59 p m and 2 50 p m and a 8 30 p m train was prepared. A San Francisco special with 166 passengers sent to Pittsburg for the National Foreign Trades Council stopped for a passengers photo by local photographer Joseph E Stimson under orders of General Passenger Agent Bassinger.
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L. A
Wssh
Denver
San Francisco
National Foreign Trades Council
Pittsburg
Gevers
Bassinger
Joseph E. Stimson
Pleads Guilty to Highway Robbery in Cheyenne Case
Rank McMahon of Cheyenne pleaded guilty before Judge Mentzer to robbing Frank Walsh of Cripple Creek Colorado of 110 dollars in a Sixteenth street saloon. He was sentenced to one to two years in the Rawlins penitentiary.
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Rank McMahon
Cheyenne
Frank Walsh
Cripple Creek
Colo
Judge Mentzer
Rawlins
A Morning Habit of Hot Water and Limestone Phosphate
A vintage health tip promotes drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach and digestive tract. The ad claims it eases sour bile, purifies the system, improves appetite, and brightens the cheeks within days, noting low cost and broad health benefits.
Ly–s Cream Nasal Relief Advert Fragment
Fragments advertise Ly’s Cream Bala as a nasal relief for cold and catarrh. Claims say a small amount clears nasal passages, relieves headache and mucous discharge, and lets breathing resume quickly.
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Wixgit
St Jacob's Oil Promises Quick Backache Relief
A promotional notice extols St Jacob's Oil as a harmless backache rub that quickly relieves pain stiffness and lameness. It claims instant soothing effects and urges readers to buy a small bottle from their druggist for relief.
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St. Jacob's
Freezyony Corn Remedy Promises Painless Lift
A Cincinnati authority promotes freexony as a simple liquid that lifts corns from the feet with a few drops applied directly to the corn. The product is claimed to be cheap and effective for most corn types without causing pain or tissue irritation, appealing especially to women troubled by high heels.
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Cincinnatic Authority
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Aptal Coal Company
Whili & Holliday
Casper
C. Ll. Thompson
Carper
Plains Garage
Plains Hotel
Lon Davis
Carpenter
W. W. Wolcott
FH. M. Smith
R. L. Ward
Central
Tac Biff
Jeores Dolan
Pine Stoffs
Cheyanne
Trinilad
W. E. Goodrich
Trinidad
Snerman Co
H. A. Floyd
Board of Public Service Commissioners
Tasi
Coast
Covert
Los Angeles
Ferman Con
Mayris
George M. Harris
Capitol
Tasi—ne—Cali Ood
William Phillips
F. A. Murphy
St. Louis, Mo
Sherman Co
Chicago
Memill
J. D. Clark and Son
Hock Springs
J. W. Canaday
Powell
Kendrick
Vrom Sterling
W. L. Muryphy
Sterling
B. Clapham
Glenrock
Tie Sherman Co
Kieso
Just
Tomas
M. K. Scarffner
the Lyric Today
Charles Chapian
Lhe
Thos. H. Ince
MR. Ince
Cohan’s
Balcery
Union Pacific
Atlas Theatre
Thars
Thos. H. Ince’s
Marguarite Clark
Castoria
Howe
Toowe
Salant
Druguists
NEW Atlas
Pippos
Rome Road
Sedal
Sealtte
San Angeles
Kausasily
Harley Girls
Washington Duo
Blower Komondy
Coldie and
Mack Beomntiie
Mitchell
Mitch
Lindemanns Semational
Isis
Eckman
DI Paree
Evans Chemical
Cincinnat, Oy
Dagu
Schwartz Bros
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