Wyoming Briefs Show Travel, Visits in Cheyenne Scene
J M Witton, president of the Wyoming Wool growers association, arrived from Douglas for a short visit. Visitors from Kemmerer and Paris joined Cheyenne social rounds. state chemist Ran B Mouly spent a day on University of Wyoming business. Dr A W French investigated cattle deaths. several from Riverton and Lander attended Fremont county division talks. Gus Holm’s returned to Cody after Park-to-Park Highway work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Witton
J. M. Wilwo
Wyoming Woollowers’ Association
Rheyenne
Douglas
Rané B. Mouly
University of Wyoming
Heyenne
Riverton
Sjohn HH. Metzler
Dunhill
Bryant
Cromer
Cheyenne
Fremont County
Local Visitors Reported in Cheyenne Pages
Taylor of Buffalo J C Taylor of Buffalo visits Cheyenne on business staying at the Plains. W D Wail man from Casper arrives in Cheyenne staying at the Plains with William C Wilson. Lon Davis asks patrons to call 22 for a closed or touring car. W FE Tilton and wife from Saratoga note unusually cold weather. F C Emerson from Basin on business. Cheyenne Messenger service to charge 5 cents on each call starting January 1. George W Perry from Sheridan staying at the Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Davis
Apter Jnau
Cheyenne Messenger Service
Pine Bluff Resident Visits City on Business
Pine Buff 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 to Laramie From Cheyenne
Parisoe president of the good roads association left Cheyenne for Laramie and returned yesterday. He hoped to reach home last night or today. Also a social event notice: The Brotherhood of American Yeomen basket social and dance at Parish House Tuesday January 30. Ladies bring lunch baskets for two for sale and prizes for best baskets. Music by Mrs Forsyth and Miss Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parisoe Returm
G. EF. Parisoe
The
Good Roads Association
Cheyenne
Laramie
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
January WIAD Breaks Record Weather Winds Roar in Cheyenne
Strong Cheyenne winds thwart travel as 6 mph gusts blow Harry Sloan from a wagon and autos struggle against the gale. Weather officials report January set a wind record, with hourly totals reaching over 49 mph and a potential new 1871-era record if conditions persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Harry Sloan
Capitol
Free Weather Periodicals Available at UC Office
The weather bureau publishes periodicals offered free to those who need them. They include Monthly and Annual Climatic Data for about 90 Wyoming stations, the Wyoming Snowfall Bulletin, Wyoming Weekly Weather and Crop Summary, Climatalogical Summaries, Local MeteORological Summaries for Cheyenne, Daily and Special Weather Forecasts for Wyoming, and the Daily Weather Map for the United States. A small charge applies if not used for public benefit. 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
Cheyenne Society Notes and Local Family News
Society reports progress on a chorus project in the city and notes several personal items. Mrs. W. C. Irvine of Douglas, formerly Rows, is seriously indisposed and in a private hospital for treatment. Mrs. Cera McMillan, bank stenographer, was moved home after an appendectomy. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shindle of Denver welcomed a baby boy, Karl George Sr., born January 28, weighing seven pounds. Gladys Gereke Shindle is his mother, daughter of A. J. Gereke of Cheyenne.
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 Reflects Cheyenne Guests and Local Hosts
Visiting list shows Mr. and Mrs. William Dickinson of Lander in Cheyenne at the Plains. Mr. and Mrs. P. J Quealey of Kemmerer guest at the Plains after Denver stock show. Mrs. W. W. Sproul of Casper returns to join Legislative session duties at the Plains. Mrs. John E. Higgins from Rock Springs also staying for the session. Mrs. Harry B. Henderson returns from Denver. Mrs. A. H. Heasman visits Islay home. FE. J. Kelley expected home from Denver after stock show. Mrs. G. O. Wright of Rock Springs arrives in Cheyenne to join her husband.
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
A. H. Heasman
Islay
J. J. Underwoo
FE. J. Kelley
GO. BE. Wright
Loveland, Colo
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors and fravel ant organizations for kindness and sympathy during their recent bereavement. Signed by Mrs and Mrs Al Finch Mr and Mrs H G Brookhart Mr and Mrs C BE Crenshaw Creston EF Finch Jamiel Finch Jr and James Finch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Finch
H. G. Brookhart
C. BE. Crenshaw
Creston
EF. Finch
Jamiel Finch, Jr
James Finch
Probe of Mibe Charge Draws Toledo Visit
President T J Hickey of the American association arrives in Toledo to probe newspaper charges that Kansas City gamblers attempted to bribe A A players during the season. The visit aims to verify allegations and determine proper action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, O
T. J. Hickey
American Association
Kansas City
A. A
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Darker Hair
A long standing home remedy for gray hair is marketed as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound a 60 cent bottle claimed to darken hair evenly restore gloss and give a youthful appearance by daily use with a sponge or brush. It states the product is not a disease cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haly
Wyeth
Hear THE NEW EDISON at The Wyoming Book Store event
A listing invites attendance at The Wyoming Book Store to hear THE NEW EDISON with further contact about Granite or Marble monuments offered by R. McCafferty at phone 913J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Wyoming
R. McCafferty
Local Residents Departures and Visits Across States
A stream of travelers and guests from Sweetwater County and beyond appears in social notes. Frank Gleason and family head to Nairobi for ten days while J W Connor and daughter Jean return from St Louis. Prof Remo Cortesi, 7.1 Chateauvert, and others return from Denver trips. Cortesi seeks studio space. W B Rows travels to New York on ten day business. Misa Mildred McIntosh plans a Florida visit. Mrs Otis Miller prepares to return to Buffalo with her sergeant-at-arms husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remo Cortesi
Chateauvert
Denver
Cortesi
Harold Vaughan
Otis Miller
Cheyenne
Senate
Buffalo
Mystic Maze meeting moved to Thursday afternoon
The Mystic Maze club will meet Thursday afternoon with Airs Win Hanesworth replacing Mrs F M Taylor. The Cheyenne Musical Club piano section, revived after a hiatus, met last evening at Mrs Frank H Wescott's home. Decorating Committee chair Mrs Charles Driato calls a 2:30 pm meeting at the Parish House. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanesworth
F. M. Taylor
Cheyenne Musiccal Club
Aso
Frank H. Wescott
Charles Driato
Pariah House
Presbyterian church groups plan afternoon and evening meetings
The Presbyterian Missionary Society meets this afternoon with Mrs. J F Jenkins at 222 22nd St. The Westminster Guild gathers this evening at Miss Winifred Stuart s home 2514 Carey Ave with Miss Ethel Sandison. Mrs Robert Jerpe leads the lesson. The Woman s Auxiliary of St Mark s meets at 3 pm for a missions study led by Mrs Paul James on Missions in the Canal Zone. A Salmagundi party for Win One class is at the Methodist church this evening at 8. The B Y P U meets Friday at 8 pm at the Lobhart home 614 West 21st 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 and Her Remedies
In early days drug stores were scarce and grandmothers remedies provided relief for family ailments. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vermitable Compound, a vegetal tonic, is cited as a lasting, widely used preparation developed by Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts.
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
Calloon
Toe Sherman Co
French Wack
A. W. French
Medicine Row
Union Pacific
City
Holm
Gus Holm
High Way Snaocation
Cody
PI. C
W. D. Wailman
William C. Wilson
Saratoga
W. FE. Tilton
New
F. Swisher
West 17Th Street
Hesin
Yeoman
Social and Dance
Schwartz Bros
Weather Office
Ing
Son and
Meir
Harry B. Henderson
H. Z. Renick
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
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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