Social clubs and parsonage open houses in Cheyenne society scene
Monday program at the Shakespeare club held at Mrs. Roedel’s Hast Twenty second street home featured solos by Mrs. Clarence Johnston and Miss Hertha Day. The meeting planned Schiller studies. The Baptist parsonage on House and Twenty fifth Street opened with a two day housewarming hosted by Rev. and Mrs. Van Winkle with red carnations and refreshments. Mrs. Ruby Cunningham, a soprano, will give Sunday evening at First Baptist after arriving from Des Moines to teach vocal lessons.
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Shakespeare Club
Andrew Roedel
Maude Johnston
Roedel
Clarence T. Johnston
Hertha Day
H. B. Patten
Stockwell
T. Johnston
H. B. Pattey
W. L. Whipple
Jessie Liston
Catherine Boble
Warkley
Abby Roya
Bertha Day
Elizabeth Stine
Mabel Hawes
Catherine Chaplin
Schiller
The
Baptist Church
Rey
Walters
Ruby Cunningham
First Baptist Church
Cunningham
Cheyenne
Des Moines
Iowa
Drake University
Highland Park College
Paris Fashion Hint and Local Social Gatherings Noted
A Paris Fashion Hint promises excellent testimonials for Cheyenne residents who may attend Mrs. Cunningham's Sunday evening talk. Mrs. Robert Nagle hosted Mystic Maze Kensington club with luncheon and pink and white carnations, planning two weeks at Mrs. Border’s Moldy street home. attendees included Mrs. Gorom, Richardson, McNulty, Bird, and members Messrs. Taylor, Hainesworth, Callaway, Christenson, Richards Jr., Marion Rosenvoom, Van Sigle, and Charles Prouper. Friday night, Mrs. Henry Hohnbols was honored at a six o’clock dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Smith. Mrs. Honbolx departs for Los Angeles. Attending were Mrs. Martin Hohnholz, Mrs. R. H. Kepler, Mrs. John Olophous, and Mrs. John Mallory. A seven o’clock dinner organized by the high school singing club at Misellerha Day’s apartments drew a large crowd with informal music by Ming Day.
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Robert Nagle
Mystic Maze Kensington Club
Thurday
Border
Moldy Street
Mra. Gorom
Mra. Richardson, Sr
McNulty
Bird
F. M. Taylor
Mra. Hainesworth
Mre
Callaway
Christenson
Richards, Jr
Marion Rosenvoom
van Sigle
Charles. Prouper
the Houtens
Henry Hohnbols
Mra
G. D. Smith
Honbolx
Los Angeles
California
Martin Hohnholz
R. HH
Kepler
John Olophous
John Mallory
High School
Miseller Ha Day
Ming Day
Heng
Easy Harmless Hair Darkening Remedy Promoted
An article touts sulfur and sage as natural nutrients for darkening hair and treating scalp issues. It endorses Wyeth's Sulphur product from The Wyeth Chemical Works of New York priced at $1.00 a bottle and available by mail order through the manufacturer.
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Wyeth Chemical
Thortlands BL
New York
Wyeth's
Bulphur
A. Mogget
Arkansas Camden battleship launch with Misa Macon sponsor
An arkansas Camden launch ceremony saw Misa Macon daughter of Representative Macon sponsor the ble battleship. She smashed a bottle on the vessel’s side as Mr Wirkman from the shipbuilding company attended the event amid admiring crowds.
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Camden
N. J
Uncle Sam
Misa Macon
Representative Macon
Arkansas
Wirkman
Shipbuilding Company
Contralto solos and social evening in local club
The club members include Mildred Graham Kate Taylor Charlotte Chaplin Gladys Gereke Mabel Logan Grace Logan Opal D Mont Margaret Doane Edna Jessen Hazel Asher Anna Bheresnan Othelia Mullen Margate Benson Lois Harbaugh Nellise Honeeman Ruth Jensen Zita Walarmont Andrey Milverstead Glora Dodda Jessie Large Sadie Large Beatrice-uth Kingham Theresa Dervantes Marie Lawler Hazel Schmidt Mollie Lee Theresa Mc Inerney A group from B L F and Ww were entertained at Mrs Richard Firemorris East Eleventh Street Progressive high five framed the social hour after which a supper was served Guests included many couples and individuals with state superintendent Agnes Vollack taking apartments at Nettford Also noted are trips and travels of Mrs Anna Fosdick to Denver and lower California and of the Myer family planning a New York pleasure trip.
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Mildred Graham
Kate Taylor
Charlotte Chaplin
Gladys Gereke
Mabel Logan
Grace Logan
Opal D' Mont
Margaret Doane
Edna Jessen
Hazel Asher
Anna Bhresna Hen
Othelia Mullen
Margate Benson
Lois Harbaugh
Nellise Honeeman
Ruth Jensen
Zita Walarmont
Andrey Milverstead
Glora Dodda
Jessie Large
Sadie Large
Beatrice -Uth Kingham
Theresa Dervantes
Marie Lawler
Hazel Schmidt
Mollie Lee
Theresa McInerney
Richard Firemorris
East Eleventh Street
Theodore Gilpin
Henry Erb
J. H. Millerman
W. Holleran
Fred van Dora
Run Down Conditions Linked to Iron Deficiency
A Mattoon Illinois case describes Mrs. O. M. Watrous recovering from years of poor health, weakness, and low weight after using Vinci and Vino cod liver oil products. The advert claims Vinci restores appetite improves digestion and builds blood, with a money back guarantee through A. B. Roedel, Druggiat.
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Mattoon
O. M. Watrous
Vinci
A. B. Roedel
Druggiat
Wyoming Weather Outlook: Snow in Northwest Then Warmer
Local forecast for Wyoming notes Saturday cloudy with snow in the northwest and warmer conditions elsewhere. Sunday looks unsettled with possible rain or snow in the north. 24 hour data through 1 p.m. January 87, 1011 list max 44, min 26, precipitation. W. & Palmer, Weather Director, Chi-Namel waroled at Kerman Co.
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Wyoming
Pone, W. & Palmer
Beotlon
Wyoming Exhibit At Land Show Draws Visitors
A. R. Whiteley manages the Wyoming booth at the Land Show with daily visitor talks. Prof B C Buffum of Worland delivers addresses on Wyoming history and resources, stressing agricultural potential and irrigation backed growth. Fresh marshmallows promoted at Atlas Confectionary.
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Wyoming
A. R. Whiteley
Omaha Bee
a @ling
B. C. Buffum
Worland
Mig Horn County
Buffum
Mammoth Garage to Be Erected in City
Cheyenne plans reveal a proposed largest automobile garage in the state to be built on West Nineteenth street on Slack estate land. William Dubois oversees the project with work by W. W. Keefe and a lease by Frank W. Dilding, Blugebaker and E M F agent.
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Cheyenne
Nineteenth Street
Slack
William Dubois
Keefe
Court House
Frank Wh. Dilding
Blugebaker
E-M-F Automobiles
W. W. Keefe
Delegates Arrive for State Public City Convention
Last night many delegates from across the state gathered to attend the State Public City Convention opening at 10 this morning at the Industrial Club. Among arrivals was Agent McDonough of the Union Pacific Railroad lines. A large turnout of state legislators is expected.
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Industrial Club
McDonough
Union—Pacific Railroad Company
Statewide meeting eyed to plan advertising campaign
Industrial club to call a meeting led by Associate Justice Charles N. Potter to discuss a state advertising drive. The session aims to attract attention to the state and is expected to fill club rooms with citizens from all regions and from neighboring states.
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Charles N. Potter
Industrial Club
Mrs Charles W Riner Succumbs to Illness
Mrs Kate D Riner wife of C W Riner dies at 320 West Eighteenth street at 11 last night after a three week illness from stomach cancer. She was about 45, long a Cheyenne resident and former Johnson school principal. She belonged to Congregational church and social circles. Survived by husband two daughters Florence 17 and Elizabeth 13 and two sisters Mrs Mary Hadfield of Waukesha.
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Kate
D. Riner
C. W. Riner
Eighteenth
John C. Davie
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Misees Florence
Elizabeth
Mary Hadfield
Waukesha
Death of Mrs. Hadfield Miss Florence Niner Summoned
Mrs. Hadfield died in Cheyenne after her condition worsened and prevented reaching the city in time. The elder daughter Miss Florence Niner, a Downey college student in Milwaukee, was summoned. Lieutenant Clarence Riner and Harry Riner were en route from the east and expected by Sunday. Funeral plans had not been announced.
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Wis
Lizzie Kirkpatrick
Bellingham
Wash
Clarence Riner
United States Navy
Harry Riper
Brooklyn
N. Y
Plorence Niner
Downey College
Milwaukee
Cheyenne
Hadfiel
Harry Riner
Thin City
Basketball Tonight at Dana Keefe Hall
Colorado Agricultural College faces C A C in a preliminary game followed by a dance event after the hoops. Local sports and campus activities conclude the evening at Dana Keefe Hall.
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Colorado Agricultural College
Dana Keefe
Death Notice for Jo. Bovee of Cheyenne Houston Bid
Relatives announce the death of Jo. Bovee in Houston Texas. The body will be brought to Cheyenne for interment. Deceased worked for Van Tassell & Draper and is survived by a widow and two sons, all residing in Cheyenne. A message was received.
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Houston
Tex
Jo. Bovee
Cheyenne
van Tassell & Draper
Fixtures Arrive For Plains Hotel Buffet In Cheyenne
The handsome and expensive fixtures for the buffet of the new Plains hotel reached Cheyenne yesterday and will be installed immediately by Sherman Co. with Collier's White Lead.
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New Plains
Collier's
Sherman Co
Kansas House Votes to Allow Sunday Baseball
Topeka Kansas January 27 Sunday baseball received a new lease on life when the legislature defeated further prohibitions by a 67 to 58 vote. Debate ran long with sermon quotes and arguments from both sides. George Cones of Meade county introduced the bill and argued for its passage.
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Topeka
Kas
Kansas
House of the Legislature
George Cones
Meade County
Thieves Steal Horses To Sell To Rebels
Posse groups scour the region from Lordsburg to the Border chasing horse thieves. Hundreds of horses are reported missing with suspected sale to insurrectos. Fort Whipple notes an organizer recruiting about 100 men and crossing the border despite patrols.
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el Pasé
Lordsburg
Fort Whipple
Land Sale Near Pueblo Sells 5000 Acres for 750000
Five thousand acres ten miles southeast of Pueblo were sold for 750 thousand dollars to C L B H and PF W Tallmadge of the Pueblo Rocky Ford Land Co by the Robert H Atkinson Land Co of St Joseph Mo. The Missouri firm plans to break 4000 acres and plant small grains and alfalfa this spring with the rest divided into small orchard tracts.
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Pueblo, Colo
Jam
Pueblo
C. L
B. H
PF. W. Tallmadge
Pueblo-Rocky Ford Land Company
Robert H. Atkinson Land Company
St. Joseph
Missouri Company
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Ingersoll Store
Paris
Nathier Blue de Sole
Hr. BS
PrrAcomm
Robert Wirkmanh
Mary L,mac
Orsore
Rose Bird
Agnes Vollack
Nettford
Dc. F. Myer
Anna Fosdick
Denver
Santa Fe
Lower
Kerman Co
Whitely
Atlas Confectionary
Mammoth
Charles W. Riner
Sisnikkist
Rogers
Sunkist
Sunkiet
Anges
Sankist
Adriean California Fruit C Towers
Exchange
Clark Street
Chicago
House of Representatives
Pearson's
United States
Alfred Henry Lewin
Carson’s Magazine
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