Social evening at Shakespeare club and parsonage openhouse
Monday evening the Shakespeare club met at Mrs Andrew Roedels home on Hast Twenty second street with Mrs Clarence T Johnston and Miss Hertha Day presenting solos. A new Baptist parsonage on House and Twenty fifth Street was opened with a reception and tours. Rev Van Winkle and Mrs Van Winkle hosted, with refreshments by local ladies. Mrs Ruby Cunningham announced to sing at First Baptist.
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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
Paris Fashion Hint and Cheyenne Sunday Talk Promised
A Paris Fashion Hint offers testimonials and credentials as Cheyenne residents may attend Mrs. Cunningham speak Sunday evening. Mrs. Robert Nagle hosted a Mys tic Maze Kensington club meeting with luncheon and pink white carnations. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Border's Moldy street home with guests Mrs. Gorom, Mrs. Richardson Sr, Mrs. McNulty, Mrs. Bird and members including Mrs. F. M. Taylor, Mrs. Hainesworth, Mrs. Callaway, Mrs. Christenson, Mrs. Richards Jr, Mrs. Marion Rosenvoom, Mrs. Van Sigle, Mrs. Charles. Prop er and the houtens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Easy harmless way to darken the hair ad
An article touts sulphur and sage as a natural remedy for hair color and scalp concerns, claiming deficiency causes dull grayness. Wyeth Chemical Laboratories offers Wyeth’s and Sulphur for $1 a bottle, advertised through a New York distributor and mail-order option.
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Wyeth Chemical
Thortlands BL
New York
Wyeth's
Bulphur
A. Mogget
Arkansan Sponsor Breaks Bottle on New Battleship
In Camden New Jersey January 27 a new battleship slid into the water with Misa Macon daughter of Representative Macon of Arkansas acting as sponsor. The ship was launched amid an admiring gathering as Mr Wirkman of the shipbuilding company attended the ceremony.
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Camden
N. J
Uncle Sam
Misa Macon
Representative Macon
Arkansas
Wirkman
Shipbuilding Company
Contralto solos and social club evening described
The article lists club members including Mildred Graham Kate Taylor Charlotte Chaplin and many others. A gathering hosted by Mrs Richard Firemorris featured progressive high five and a supper. Guests included Mr and Mrs Theodore Gilpin Henry Erb J H Millerman W Holleran Fred Van Dorah Otis Richardson R W Rich Thomas Cockney and others with mentions of state education officials and旅行 plans to New York and Denver trips noted.
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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 Treated With Vino Iron Tonic
A Mattoon Illinois case shows Mrs. O M Watrous improving from a 97 pound, weak condition to 127 pounds in under a year after using Vinci Vino iron tonic. The ad promotes Vino as an appetite builder and blood purifier and offers money back if it fails. A B Roedel a druggist endorses the product.
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Mattoon
O. M. Watrous
Vinci
A. B. Roedel
Druggiat
Weather forecast for Wyoming region and local data
Weather report for Wyoming shows Saturday mostly dry except snow in the northwest and warmer conditions. Sunday looks unsettled with likely rain or snow in the north. Local data cover 24 hours ending 8 p.m. January 87 1011 with a high of 44 and a low of 26. precipitation noted. Beotlon Director Chi-Namel warned at Kerman Co.
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Wyoming
Pone, W. & Palmer
Beotlon
Wyoming Exhibit At Land Show Highlights State Resources
A. R. Whiteley hosts visitors to the Wyoming booth at the Land Show as Prof. B. C. Buffum of Worland speaks on Wyoming history and resources. Buffum notes Wyoming’s natural assets and forecasts population growth and development in agriculture and industry, with irrigation to reclaim large lands. Fresh marshmallows offered at Atlas Confectionary Saturday.
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A. R. Whiteley
Wyoming
Omaha Bee
a @ling
B. C. Buffum
Worland
Mig Horn County
Buffum
Mammoth Garage to Be Erected in City
A plan reported to circulate calls for the largest automobile garage in the state to be built on West Nineteenth street Cheyenne on Slack estate land. Architect William Dubois leads arrangements while Frank W. Dilding is to lease the site for Blugebaker and E M F cars. Workmen clear the site where W W Keefe stored equipment.
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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 to Attend State Public Convention
Last night a large group from many parts of the state arrived to attend the State Public City Convention opening at 10 o clock at the Industrial Club. Delegates from nearly every town and industrial concern are present. Among arrivals was Implication Agent McDonough of the Union Pacific Railroad. A large number of state legislators will represent their interests.
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Industrial Club
McDonough
Union—Pacific Railroad Company
State advertising plans discussed at Industrial club meeting
The meeting called by Associate Justice Charles N. Potter to plan a state advertising campaign aims to draw unprecedented attention to the state. The program is not yet outlined, but the gathering is expected to fill the club rooms with citizens from across the state and from other states, indicating broad interest.
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Charles N. Potter
Industrial Club
Mrs. Kate D Riner Dies After Illness in Cheyenne
Mrs. Kate D Riner wife of Charles W Riner died at home 320 West eighteenth street at 11 last night after a three week illness from stomach cancer She was about 45 and had long resided in Cheyenne She previously served as principal of Johnson school in South Cheyenne Was active in Congregational church and social circles She was daughter of the late John C Davie master mechanic for the Union Pacific Railroad and is survived by her husband two daughters Florence 17 Elizabeth 13 and two sisters Mrs Mary Hadfield of Waukesha Wisconsin
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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 in Cheyenne and family notes
Wisconsin and Mrs Lizzie Kirkpatrick of Bellingham Wash and two step sons Lieutenant Clarence Riner US Navy and Harry Riner of Brooklyn N Y. Elder daughter Miss Florence Niner a student at Dow ney College Milwaukee had been summoned as condition worsened. Accompanied by Mrs Hadfield the daughter reached Cheyenne early morning. Lieutenant and Harry Riner were en route from the east to Cheyenne and expected to arrive Sunday. Funeral arrangements not 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
Colorado Agricultural College Prelim Basketball Dance Night
Tonight Colorado Agricultural College plays C A C in a preliminary basketball game followed by a dance in Dana Keefe Hall, featuring a postgame social.
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Colorado Agricultural College
Dana Keefe
Death Notice for Jo. Bovee of Cheyenne
Relatives announce death in Houston Texas of Jo Bovee a Cheyenne resident. Remains to be brought for interment. He worked for Van Tassell Draper of Cheyenne and is survived by a widow and two sons all residing in Cheyenne. A telegram was received.
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Houston
Tex
Jo. Bovee
Cheyenne
van Tassell & Draper
Fixtures for Plains hotel reach Cheyenne in push to open
The costly fittings destined for the buffet of the new Plains hotel arrived in Cheyenne yesterday and will be installed at once. Collier's White Lead is supplied by Sherman Co.
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Cheyenne
New Plains
Collier's
Sherman Co
Sunday Baseball Gets New Lease in Kansas Vote
Topeka Kas January 27 Sunday baseball in Kansas was given a new lease on life when the legislature voted 67 to 58 against further prohibition. Members debated the bill with quotes and sermons cited by supporters and opponents. George Cones of Meade county introduced the measure and read commandments to argue its case.
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Topeka
Kas
Kansas
House of the Legislature
George Cones
Meade County
Thieves Steal Horses to Sell to Rebels
Citizens form posses from Lordsburg to Border to combat horse thieves. Hundreds of horses stolen believed sold to insurrectos. Fort Whipple reports an organizer recruiting 100 men and crossing the border despite patrols. The State Leader Want Ads promise best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Pasé
Lordsburg
Fort Whipple
5000 Acres of Land Sold Near Pueblo Colorado
Five thousand acres ten miles southeast of Pueblo, Colorado, sold for 7500000 dollars to C L B H and PF W Tallmadge of the Pueblo Rocky Ford Land Company by the Robert H Atkinson Land Company of St Joseph Missouri. The Missouri firm contracts to break 4000 acres and sow small grains and alfalfa this spring. The balance will be 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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Honbolx
Los Angeles
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Martin Hohnholz
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Orsore
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Anna Fosdick
Denver
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Whitely
Atlas Confectionary
Mammoth
Charles W. Riner
Sisnikkist
Rogers
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Clark Street
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