Alpha club skits and society notes amid meetings
SCRICT continuing the subject of two weeks ago relating to the letters of W. G. Curtis the Alpha club met Tuesday afternoon and enjoyed sketches describing Constantinople. Mrs. John Tobin presided at the meeting and read the interesting paper. Household Economica was In charge of Mrs. Clarence H. Harrie. Several ladies attended social Alpha club events at Mrs. C. B. Verys home and a Westminster Guild meeting featured Miss Eunice Anderson reading from Western Women in Eastern Lands. Fellow members of Royal Neighbors gave Mrs. Hendershot a silver gift, and the Help One Another club held a bi monthly sewing session. The Missionary society was postponed due to illness and multiple members traveled for health and family matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Curtis
Alpha Club
Constantinople
John Tobin
Household Economica
Clarence H. Harrie
Eocnty
Tuesaday
H. B. Cral
A. D. Cook
J. M. Newman
Clarence Harris
D. M. Carley
C. B. Verry
Emma Dobbyns
Lester W. Clelland
C. B. Very
Seymour Street
Westminister Guild
R. N. Grace
L. C
Mark Foote
Evanston
Charles Garwood
Janie Myers
Mien Haynes
Mig Lovell
Bertha
Help One
J. A. Parnell
East Sixteenth Street
H. B. Wilmot
Laramie
A. B. Fox
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised in Testimonial
A Creston Iowa reader from 605 W. Howard St. recounts relief from inflammation pain headaches and nervousness after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The letter claims strong recovery and endorses the product for other women, noting widespread unsolicited testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Jews
Ydla
Lydia
Fresh Marshmallows Sale At Atlas Confectionary
A pleasant gathering of friends reports a Saturday sale of fresh marshmallows at Atlas Confectionary priced at 25 cents per pound. The notice emphasizes Thursday afternoon gathering and the one day Saturday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Confectionary
Notable visitors arrive in Cheyenne and district towns
Thomas A. Cosgriff was in Denver yesterday. John A. Arnold of Evanston arrived in Cheyenne yesterday. C. R. Mason, Wheatland county division booster, arrived last evening. Mrs. Clara Bond recovered to visit the state library yesterday. Chief Wright of the North Platte Valley detectives visits from northern county counties opposing Laramie County division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Mason
Wheatland County Division
Clara Bond
State Library
Chief Wright
North Platte Valley Detectives
Laramie County
Sexton Re appointed at Special Council Meet
A special city council session chaired by Mayor Breshanen held in executive session approved one appointment, Oscar Braun, as sexton of Lakeview cemetery. The meeting, called to fill city offices at the mayor's discretion, also confirmed the cemetery appointment as proposed by the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breshanen
F. A. Bacon
Sexton
Lakeview Cemetery
Oscar Braun
Thia
Fair Location Row Comes to Vote Tuesday
Washington January 1 It will be left to the full Membership of the house of representatives to decide which exposition city shall have the right of way in the contest between San Francisco and New Orleans for the 1915 fair. The rules committee authorized a roll call next Tuesday to determine the ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Howee of
San Prageleo
New Orleans
Congress
House
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Gulf
Committee On Foreign Affaire
Committee On
Rodenhberg
Kahn
Rodenberg
Canton Cheyenne No 3 Assembly in Full Dress Uniform
Members are asked to attend in full dress uniform at the ft C O F hall on Friday evening January 27 1911. By Order of Captain Schumaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Cheyenne No. 3
Ft. C. O. F. Hall
Schumaker
Physicians Say Mrs Riner In Serious Condition
After a consult with three western doctors Dr A W Barber Major Skinner and Dr Hall announced that Mrs C W Riner at 220 East Eighteenth street is in serious condition. Telegrams were sent for Mrs Mary Hadfield of Waukesha Wisconsin and Florence Riner a student at Downey college Milwaukee Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hadfield
Waukesha
Wis
Riner
Florence
Downey College
Milwaukee
Chief of Police Kills Aggressive Dog in City
Chief of Police Ed sthoels shot and killed a vicious dog that had advanced on several residents in the southwestern city area last evening. No rabies test results were available at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sthoels
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin praised in letters
Extracts from letters to Dr Caldwell recount how Syrup Pepsin relieved stomach troubles and gastritis in children and adults. Parents report easy dosing, pleasant taste, and lower medical costs. Free samples offered from Caldwell, who has guided stomach bowel care for over forty years.
Union Pacific Officials Meet State Leaders in Cheyenne
Union Pacific officials led by General Counsel N K Loomis arrived in Cheyenne from Omaha and planned to stay through much of the state legislature session. Other leaders included General Agent Choate and General Freight and Traffic Manager Monroe. They later traveled to Denver after meetings with Governor Carey, staying at the Grand Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad Company
State Capitol
N. K. Loomis
Cheyenne
Omaha
Union Pacific
Choate
Monroe
Denver
Carey
Capitol
Montana Legislature OKs Direct Primary Law
The Montana House passed a direct primary law modeled after the Oregon system after a bitter party struggle. Helena,Mont appears in the dateline with the law advancing through the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Helena
Mont
Oregon
Slumming Robbery Reported in Chicago Chinatown
Samuel Karp of Atlantic City told police he was robbed of ten thousand dollars while visiting Chicago's Chinatown and the South Side red light district. He had arrived from Lincoln Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Pacific
Lincoln
Kate
Benjamin
Samuel
Chicago
Simuel Karp
Atlantic City
Chinatown
Red Light District
South Side
Karp
Neb
Circus Circumstance Splits Shows and Bill Posters
The Showman’s association and American Bill Fosters and Distributors of the United States and Canada terminate contract renewal talks in Chicago. The contractors refused a price increase for billing and called ticket freebies plus cash demands extortionate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Showman's Association
Bill Fosters and
United State
Canada
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Kimonas
Ingersoll Store
M Myers
Dobbins
Anna Reese
Irene Hingston
Eunice Anderson
Miss Richardson
Miss Heath
Miss Cotton
Gileen
Fred Hendershot
Lst
E. R. Couchman
Welsh
Walters
Jankogky
Henke
Laverentz
Colling
Sansen
Mise Haeyn
Gage
Frank Colling
Ed. Story
Charles Clark
Harry Davidson
Snow
Snyder
Piper
Mathews
Murray
Lockett
Ferrell
Schoel
Duffey
Finkbinder
McKenzie
Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Charles W. Riner
Hiram Sapple
Miles Jennie Foreman
Longmont
Colorado
Ter Elster
Frank Lyons
A. P. Hansen
Mrre. Milo Adams
Dee Moines
Iowa
Harry Offman
Kensington
LC. Hille
George Walker
Lostens Af Ovel
Lydia E. Pinkham
Paris
Provo
Wrotlingrs
Pew
Torrewald Oo
Thomas A. Cosgriff
John A. Arnold
SAN Pranctisco
Rimona
Ayence
Lees
Ava
Philip Llotd
Joken
Dr. Caldwell
Dr. Galdwell
Philip Lloyd
W Lidow
Mra
Eiisaveth BR. Jones
Perry St
Jamaica
Pete
Caldwell
Kennedy
Ren
Emingeville
Mre
Ida A. Portuce
Grand Junction, Tenn
Counc
Sherman Ca
Posters Part Company
Aim
Elizabeth
House of Representatives
Pearson
United States
Anitier
New York
Alfred Measy Lewis
Kees Peblly
Carson’s Magazine
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