Society News Highlights From Local Events This Week
The high school hosts a Friday gymnasium event and a Saturday entertainment featuring Mr. Schaffer from Colorado Springs to raise funds for the yearbook. The Women’s Club meets at the Carnegie library with Mrs. Mentzer in charge and a discussion on The Great American Husband plus a musical program. A bridge tea honors Mrs. Taulbee’s visit. Madame Guerin speaks on France and may address the state legislature. The Samuel Asher party arrives in Los Angeles after twelve days touring California, returning via the same route to Cheyenne. Mrs. Stubbs appointed national aide in relief corps. Mr and Mrs Becker depart for a short Denver trip.
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Dariat
Schaffer
Colorado Springs
Colo
Woman’s Club
Carnegie Library
William G. Mentzer
William Dubois
Harold Vaughan
Madame Guerin
Cheyenne
Samuel Asher
Los Angeles
California
James Kilty
Lester Asher
Weather summary and temperature readings for the day
The report shows clear conditions at 6 a.m., 6 p.m., and overall today with a high of 53 degrees and a low of 36. Temperature changes include a 4 degree drop in the last 24 hours and a mean temperature around 25 degrees for the date. Wind reached 24 mph from the west and precipitation totals since January 1 stand at 0.19 inches with no rain or snow in the last 24 hours.
Highways Weather Report for Cheyenne Area
Weather note reports Cheyenne roads generally good with rough spots in low areas. Local conditions advise cautious driving where surfaces dip and moisture collects in depressions. Weather bureau urges drivers to be alert for slick patches after light precipitation.
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Cheyenne
Mullen Funeral to Be Held Tomorrow
The remains of John Mullen formerly of this city who died Sunday morning at Wheatland will be received Wednesday evening by the W W Dumm mortuary. The funeral will be Thursday at 9 o clock at Saint Marys cathedral with Rev James A Hartman in charge and interment at Olivet cemetery.
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John Mullen
Wheatland
W. W. Dumm
Saint Mary’s Cathedral
James A. Hartman
Olivet Cemetery
Cheyenne Boy Scouts Expand with Three Active Troops
Cheyenne Boy Scouts show progress with three live troops and a city charter petition. Scout Executive Jackson to run a weekly School for Scout Leaders while leaders are sought to form two additional troops. programs led by Bruce Jackson and Percy O Kelly attract parent interest.
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Cheyenne
Boy Scouts
Frank M. Bruner
A. S. Jessup
Bruce E. Jackson
Central School
David Davis
Stock Growers National Bank
First Baptist Church
Bruce HE. Jackson
van A. Ferry
Percy O'Kelly
Converse
Jackson
Call for Men to Join Important City Work
A call notes training is planned and a large group is hoped to be formed to provide adequate men to carry on the program in the city. It emphasizes the vital nature of the work and asks readers to volunteer.
City weighs single purchasing agent to curb costs
City commissioners consider consolidating buying through one purchasing agent to save discounts and ensure bill accuracy. Currently departments purchase separately, missing bulk gains, with a recent case showing duplicate bills for identical items flagged before payment.
Wyoming's Only Lady Barber Visits Texas
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown known as the only lady barber in Wyoming travels from Cheyenne to Texas with her son to oversee oil interests and plans to stay about a month. She will visit area customers and check on regional operations during the trip.
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Elizabeth Brown
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Texas
Commissioners to Meet With Advisory Board
City commissioners will hold their first meeting with an advisory board made up of Rotary club representatives Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce Labor Trades assembly and other organizations. The meeting is set for Thursday night this week to discuss city problems.
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Rotary Club
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
The
Labor Trades Assembly
Community Service Ends Saturday in Cheyenne
The Community Service, Inc. ends its operations this Saturday at month end. Executive secretary C A Daniels will stay briefly in Cheyenne to wrap affairs. The Army and Navy club closes then, and the American Legion will use Chamber of Commerce rooms for now, as the current club site is unavailable. A final farewell dance at the K of C hall Saturday night closes the series for servicemen.
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Community Service, Inc
C. A. Daniels
Cheyenne
Army and Navy Club
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
CG. Hall
War Department declines to secede Poore remains at Fort Russell
Efforts of Cheyenne people to influence the War Department to abandon Brigadier General B A Poore at Fort D A Russell failed. General Pershing declined to intervene. Senators Kendrick Warren and Governor Carey say Poore was transferred to Camp Lewis at the department's request.
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Cheyenne
War Department
B. A. Poore
Fort D. A. Russell
Pershing
Poore
Fort Russell
Ed. P. Taylor
J. B. Kendrick
Francis E. Warren
A. D. Walton
Camp Lewis
Western Department
Carey
Appointment of county district assessors announced
Assessor John Schuneman yesterday announced the appointment of district assessors for the county. The appointees are Roy Bevans district 2, James F. McGovern district 3, E A Moorhouse district 4, KR F Brown district 5, Wesley Bastian district 6, Ed Oline district 8, and T B McDonough district 4. Districts 1 2 5 and 8 align with their school districts. district 3 covers 3 and 40. district 4 covers 4 and 6. district 7 covers 7 and 9.
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John Schuneman
T, B, McDonough
Roy Bevans
James F. McGovern
E. A. Moorhouse
KR. F. Brown
Wesley Bastian
Ed. Oline
Cheyenne Merchant Dies in New York
M. S. Lewis founder of the M. S. Lewis clothing store at 1616 Pioneer Avenue died Sunday in Rochester New York after a period of ill health. Word reached Cheyenne yesterday. The funeral will be held in Philadelphia where the body has been sent. Lewis conducted business in Cheyenne for about 45 years.
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M. S. Lewis
Pioneer Avenue
Rochester
N. Y
Cheyenne
Philadelphia
Lewis
Funeral Services for Archie Carter Today
The funeral of Archie Carter, colored, who died at his home on Snyder Street Sunday at age 88, will be held at 2 PM at the African Methodist church with Rev. Parsons in charge. Clyde Early-Bricker Brothers arrange details. He leaves one son G W Carter and one daughter Mrs. G W Carter plus four grandchildren.
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Archer Carter
Snyder Street
African Methodist Church
Parsons
Clyde Early-Bricker Brothers
G. W. Carter
W. W. Johnson
Laramie
Thomas Carter
Nathan Carter
G. W
Begg's Mustline Mustard Plaster Claims Relief
An advertisement urges Begg's Mustline mustard preparation as a hot pain reliever for rheumatic pains lumbago backache neuritis pleurisy bronchitis sore throat and chest colds. It promotes heat as essential and notes the product costs 30 or 60 cents, available from S. G. Wells & Co. LeRoy New York by mail or druggists.
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Beg
Begg
S. G. Wells & Co
LeRoy, N
Potato Profiteers Unmasked in West
Investigations by the U S department of justice reveal thousands of tons of potatoes stored in Yakima and near Seattle by growers holding for higher prices. Dealers are offered potatoes at 100 dollars a ton in Seattle as frost damage is cited and large eastern shipments claimed, though frost affects only a tenth of the crop.
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Seattle
United States Department of Justice
Yakima
Wyoming Co Operative Card Party at K C Hall
Public invited to a midweek social at K C hall hosted by the Wyoming Co-Operative Association. Event starts Wednesday at 8 p.m. Refreshments will be served.
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Wyoming Co-Operative Association
K. C. Hall
Shoes for Less at Stark's
Stark's advertises the season's newest shoe models at unexpectedly low prices from leading manufacturers. The store highlights comfortable fits for difficult feet and promises substantial savings compared with other retailers.
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Stark
W. L. Douglas Shoes Sold at Old Prices
For many years W. L. Douglas Shoes have satisfied thousands of wearers. The company will not lower quality to cut costs and has stopped manufacturing anew to keep price and style standards. A large shipment ordered over a year ago is now offered at old price levels.
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W. L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas Co
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