Wyoming News Briefs From Cheyenne City Visit Highlights
AP brief notes arriving in Cheyenne include J M Witton visiting from Douglas. Wyoming Wool Growers' Assn president Dr J M Wil arrived from Douglas for business. Regional figures from Kemmerer Denver Paris Riverton Lander attend events and discuss Fremont county division. state chemist Raney Mouly and Park to Park Highway head Gus Holms return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Witton
J. M. Wilwo
Wyoming Woollowers’ Association
Rheyenne
Douglas
Lander
W. RR. Weeks
W. EK. Hardin
B. B. Edwards
V. V. Booggan
F. 8
Smith
Cheyenne
Fremont County
Riverton
Sjohn HH. Metzler
Dunhill
Bryant
Cromer
Travel notices and visitors in Cheyenne
Daily arrivals and guests in Cheyenne include J C Taylor from Buffalo visiting on business staying at the Plains with J W Burnett and W D Wail man from Casper also at the Plains with William C Wilson. F C Emerson from Basin and F E Tilton with wife from Saratoga report cold weather. Perry from Sheridan and George W Perry also guests at the Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
W. D. Wailman
Cheyenne
the Plains
William C. Wilson
Saratoga
W. FE. Tilton
Hesin
Pine Bluff visitor on city business visits town
J. Rh. Wilkin, son of Pine Bluff, spent the day in the city yesterday on business from Pine Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Buff
J. Rh. Wilkinson
Pine Bluffa
Pine Bluffs
Parisoe Returns from Cheyenne to Laramie Home
Parisoe President of the Good Roads Association, who left Cheyenne for Laramie a few days ago, returned yesterday and hoped to reach his home last night or today. The Sherman Co. presents a social event with a parish house basket social and dance on Tuesday evening January 30. Ladies bring baskets with lunch for two to be sold, with prizes for best dressed baskets and top bidders. Music by Mrs Forsyth and Miss Boydy. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holm
Gus Holm
High Way Snaocation
Cheyenne
Cody
Parisoe Returm
G. EF. Parisoe
The
Good Roads Association
Laramie
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
January Wind Breaks Cheyenne Record
Strong Cheyenne winds capsize a wagon, hinder travel, and push gusts to 61 miles per hour. Weather officials report January as a record wind month with potential for a new all time high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Harry Sloan
Capitol
Free Periodicals At Uc Weather Office
Public weather bureau periodicals are offered free to users. Included are Monthly and annual climatological data for about 90 Wyoming stations, Wyoming Snowfall Bulletin, Wyoming Weekly Weather and Crop Summary, Climatological Summaries of Weather Data, Local meteorological Summaries for Cheyenne, Daily and Special Weather Forecasts for Wyoming, Daily Weather Map for the United States, and Monthly State and National Crop and Livestock Statistics. Administration by J. Cecil Alter, Meteorologist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Wyoming
Forest Service
Cheyenne
Chicago
United States
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Ef T
Department of Agriculture
J. Cecil Alter
Local Society News Highlights and Health Notices
Society progress shows strong chorus material promises in the near term. Mrs. W C Irvine of Douglas previously of Rows remains seriously indisposed and seeks rest at a private hospital. Mrs. Cera McMillan of the Wyoming Trivet and Savings Bank has recovered from appendicitis after an operation and is back at home. A baby boy named Karl George Sr. was born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shindle of Denver, formerly Cheyenne. Gladys Gereke is his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Irvine
Douglas
Rows
Joho H B. Kendrick
Cera McMillan
Wyoming Trivet and Savings Bank
St. John's Hospital
Cheyenne
Earl Shindle
Denver
Karl George, Sr
Shindle
Gladys Gereke
A. J. Gereke
Visiting List Highlights Cheyenne Guests at the Plains
Mr and Mrs William Dickinson of Lander are in Cheyenne at the Plains for a visit. Mr and Mrs P J Quealey of Kemmerer stay this week after Denver stock show. Mrs W W Sproul of Casper returns to Cheyenne to spend the legislative session with Representative Sproul. Mrs John E Higgins from Rock Springs attends the session. Mrs Harry B Henderson returns from Denver after ten days with Mrs H Z Renick. Mrs A H Heasman visits Islay home of her parents. FE J Kelley expected home from Denver after stock show. Mrs GO BE Wright of Rock Springs joins husband in Cheyenne after Loveland visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dickinson
Lander
Cheyenne
The
Plains
P. J Quealey of
Kemmerer
Denver
the Plains
W. W. Sproul
Casper
Representative Sproul
John E. Higgins
Rock Springs
Higgins
Niobrara
Converge
Harry B. Henderson
H. Z. Renick
A. H. Heasman
Islay
J. J. Underwoo
FE. J. Kelley
GO. BE. Wright
Loveland, Colo
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
The Finch and Crenshaw families extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors and fravel ant organizations for kindness and sympathy shown during their recent bereavement. Mrs. and Mrs. Al Finch, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Brookhart, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Crenshaw, Creston E. Finch, Jamiel Finch Jr., James Finch express gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Finch
H. G. Brookhart
C. BE. Crenshaw
Creston
EF. Finch
Jamiel Finch, Jr
James Finch
Probe of Mibe Charge Moves to Toledo
President T J Hickey of the American association travels to Toledo on January 26 to investigate a newspaper claim that Kansas City gamblers tried to bribe A A players during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, O
T. J. Hickey
American Association
Kansas City
A. A
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Hair Color
The old time remedy uses Sage Tea and Sulphur to darken gray hair so it looks natural and glossy. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, a 60 cent bottle sold at drug stores, darkens hair with daily sponge applications and gives a youthful appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haly
Wyeth
Hear THE NEW EDISON at The Wyoming Book Store
An advertisement notes a demonstration of the New Edison at the Wyoming Book Store with a contact for granite or marble monuments by R. McCafferty and phone 913J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Wyoming
R. McCafferty
Local residents report travel and visits across states
A roundup of residents from Sweetwater and nearby areas includes a band representative staying in town, Mr and Mrs Frank Gleason planning a ten day trip, W W Warren returning from Denver, J W Connor family visiting St Louis, Prof Remo Cortesi and 7 1 Chateauvert returning from Denver, Cortesi seeking studio space, Walter B Dunton visiting relatives in Rock Springs, W B Rows traveling to New York for ten days, Harry Wenderkon Jr at Sigma Theta Phi installation in Laramie, Mildred McIntosh set for a Miami trip, and Mrs Otis Miller returning to Buffalo after senate duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remo Cortesi
Chateauvert
Denver
Cortesi
Harold Vaughan
Mystic Maze Music Club Meeting Note
The Mystic Maze will meet Thursday afternoon with Airs and Win Hanesworth instead of Mrs F M Taylor. The Cheyenne Musical club piano section revived and met at Mrs Frank H Wescott’s home. Decorating committee chair Mrs Charles Driato calls a 2 30 pm meeting at Parish House for the charity ball urging all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanesworth
F. M. Taylor
Cheyenne Musiccal Club
Aso
Frank H. Wescott
Charles Driato
Pariah House
Presbyterian Missionary Group Meets This Afternoon
Local Presbyterian groups hold meetings this afternoon including the Presbyterian Missionary Society with Mrs J F Jenkins at 222 West 22nd Street. Westminster Guild hosts Miss Winifred Stuart and Miss Ethel Sandison at 2514 Carey Avenue for a lesson led by Mrs Robert Jerpe. The Woman's Auxiliary of St Mark's gathers at 3 PM in the Parish House for a missions study led by Mrs Paul James on Missions in the Canal Zone. A Salmagundi party for Win One class is planned at the Methodist church this evening. The B Y P U meets Friday at 8 PM at the Lobhart home 614 West 21st Street for business and social session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Winifred Stuart
Ethel Sandison
St Mark's
Paul James
Canal Zone
Methodist Church
Grandmother the Pioneer Physician in Old Times
In the pioneer days of this country drug stores were few and grandmother’s root and herb remedies provided relief for family ailments. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, a tonic remedy first prepared by Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts over forty years ago, has since become a widely used medicine for women nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia EE. Pinkham
Lynn
Muns
America
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Apytal Coal Company Oal OP All Keinds
Ahill & Holliday
Sherman Co
Yesortay
J. D. Merwor le Ll. Austin
2. L. Warren
J. J. ‘Inkdeman
Rea W. Hennebarry
C. It. * Artis
G. Tt. Ripley
H. A. Muncon
J. W. Quearey
W. A. Smith
K. Knapp
F. Tapp
R. ?Rether
Rom Park
Praince
deCapone
Clheggmne
Paris
France
Eas
Iest
All Plates Hotel
Rané B. Mouly
University of Wyoming
Heyenne
Calloon
Toe Sherman Co
French Wack
A. W. French
Medicine Row
Union Pacific
City
PI. C
Lon Davis
New
F. Swisher
West 17Th Street
Apter Jnau
Cheyenne Messenger Service
Yeoman
Social and Dance
Schwartz Bros
Weather Office
Ing
Son and
Meir
Eagles
Mereska's Union Orchestra
Sweetwater County
Whodsor
Frank Gleason
Himngo
Mr. Gleason
Walter B. Dunton
W. B. Rows
New York City
Harry
Wenderkon, Jr
Sigma Heta Phi Fraternity
Sima Alpha Epsilon
Misa Mildred McIntosh
Florida
Miami
Otis Miller
Senate
Buffalo
Piano Club
Presbyterian Missions
Presbyterian
J. FP. Jenkins
Mast Twenty-second Street
Westminster Guild
Woman's Auxiliary
Salmagundi Marty
Nation
Lobhart
West Twenty-first Sirdet
Pioneres
Plains Garage
Plains Hotel
Nyo
Uz GenwTaue GomPaMr
New York
Castoria
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