Women of Cheyenne urged to devote time to Red Cross work
Patriotic women in Cheyenne are urged to volunteer for Red Cross work aiding war sufferers. Red Cross rooms in the capitol are open to workers who will sew garments, with materials deliverable to their homes. Visitors Hal N. Beckham A B Taylor and P Alexander of Denver are staying at the Plains Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Red Cross
Capitol
Hal N. Beckham
A. B. Taylor
P. ©. Alexander
Denver, Colo
the Plains Hotel
Epworth League Social Addressed by Rev Brace
Rev E E Brace led prayers and spoke on the Centenary plan at the Epworth League social. Miss Pearl Larne, league president, spoke on self giving to humanitarian service, as members enjoyed games and refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Methodist Church
America
EB. EB. Brace
Letter From James Tatham With American Army In Europe
Mrs. Harry Tatham of Laramie, vice president of First State Bank, received a December 12 letter from her son James Tatham serving with the American army in Europe. He reports he is well and "getting along fine" as part of the army of occupation in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Harry Tatham
First State Bank
Laramie
James Tatham
Europe
Army of Occupation
Laramie Nurse Alice Ratton Reaches Fr Son News
Relatives in Laramie received a letter from Miss Alice Ratton written in France on New Year’s Day. The note says the sanitary officer at the hospital was Lieutenant Robert Wilson and that Ratton and Lieutenant Wilco had shared the same hospital for over five weeks, discovering they were both from Laramie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Alice Ratton
France
Robert Wilson
Ratton
Wilco
Spanish Influenza Sweeps Jackson and Nearby Areas
The Spanish influenza epidemic sweeps Jackson Hole with many families ill and several nurses affected. Dr W Huff, the town’s sole resident physician, also sick. Lieutenant Harold Miller, recently back from France, visited college friends in Laramie. Mr David Miller and daughter Mrs A B Deering travel to Boone Iowa. Miller plans to sell stock on return to Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Jackson Hole
W. Huff
David Miller
Lieutenant Shingler Leaves for West Point Postgraduate Course
Lieutenant Don Shingler former ly of this city and son of Rev and Mrs John J Shingler has gone to West Point for a postgraduate course remaining until June 1 The armistice led to the entire November class being recalled to school Mr Clarence gp Richardson manager of the Consolidated Royalties company of Casper visited the Richardson family age 16 en route to Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Shingler
Rev. and
Mire
John J. Shingler
West Point
Shingler
Clarence Gp
Richardson
Casper
Wat
Texas
Harry Craig Promoted First Lieutenant In War Service
News from Laramie notes Harry Craig promoted to First Lieutenant for his actions in the Argonne forest. The report lists several officers present at the ceremony and mentions October as the timeframe of the promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Craig
Craig
Harry
Laramie
Troy Hoy
Mr and Mrs Morton Host Visitors At Dinner
Mr and Mrs Morton entertained with a delightful dinner Thursday evening at their home 219 West Twenty six street in compliment of Mayor and Mrs A M Nichols of Newcastle and Mr and Mrs Arthur Putnam of Cheyenne. Mr and Mrs Joseph Todd of Buffalo were guests at the Plains for a Thursday noon luncheon in honor of the Nichols and Putnams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Todd
Buffalo
the Plains
A. M. Nichols
Arthur. Putnam
Cheyenne
Generous Ice Cream Offer From Local Confectioner
Lemuel N. Ellis of the Ellis confectionery offers to provide ice cream twice weekly for the canteen. Mayor and Mrs. A. M. Nichols of Newcastle, visiting city guest of Mrs. A. L. Putnam, depart today for Omaha. Mrs. Nichols is sister to Mrs. A. L. Putnam. Dr. and Mrs. William Smook of Berkeley, Cal, are in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel H. Ellis
Lemuel N. Ellis
The
Ellis Confectionery
A. M. Nichols
Newcastle
A. L. Putnam
Omaha
Nichols
Mis. A. L. Putnam
William Smook
Berkeley, Cal
City
the Plains Hotel
Card Party in Honor of Visitor at 611 East Seventeenth
Mr and Mrs John J Doyle hosted fourteen guests at their home in tribute to Mrs Doyles father Mr A A Miller of Ogden Utah The evening featured card games with prizes for winners and a midnight supper The table was decorated with flowers and fern Mr A A Miller and others attended with Mrs Doyle Sr winning first prize a hand painted plate while Edward Garrity took second prize
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Doyle
East Seventeenth Street
Frank W. Doyle
E. T. Garrity
J. T. Garrity
Edward Garrity
Harry Doyle
C. Cambell
Doyle
Congregational Aid Meetings Set This Weekend
The Congregational Ladies' Aid Society meets Saturday at 3 in the church parlors with urgent attendance requested for important business. The Congregational Missionary Society convenes Friday afternoon at 600 East Twenty fourth Street for officer elections. The Presbyterian Aid Society gathers Friday afternoon in the church parlors with Mesdames Jordan Lane and Saunders presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Missionary Society
M. A. Kline
East Twenty-fourth Street
Presbyterian Aid Society
John L. Jordan
Charles B. Lane
A. F. Saunders
Former State Treasurer Here in City Visit
Hon. John J. Baird of Newcastle, former state treasurer, is visiting the city. Mrs. Walter Cline of Hannibal Massachusetts is the guest of Mrs. J. H. Souttar. Captain Leroy Mow has returned from Laramie where he attended a basketball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Baird
Newcastle
City
Walter Cline
Hannibal, Ma
J. H. Souttar
Leroy Mow
Laramie
University Professor Honored by Geographical Society
Dr. J. Knight, geology professor and curator at the University of Laramie Museum, has been elected to the American Geographical Society of New York. The honor recognizes his significant contributions to geography after years of study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Knight
Museum of the
University of Laramie
American Geographical Society of New York
Knight
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Dance Friday Evening
Members of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity plan a ball at the university gym Friday evening with about forty couples expected. Decorations are being prepared to ensure a memorable event after many members served in the war. The piece also notes Wyoming’s high wartime enlistment and draft participation compared with national averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sima Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
University Gymnasium
Funeral of Clare Philbrick
The body of Clare Philbrick arrived from Idaho Falls and was buried in Laramie with services by Rev Lowry. Survived by wife Mabel Sodergreen Philbrick and two young children, and by parents five sisters and a brother. he was 32 and born in La Verne Minnesota. Family members traveled from Minnesota, Idaho, and Colorado to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Philbrick
Hwaho Falla
Idaho
Laramie
Stryker
Lowry
Mabel Sodergreen Philbrick
Oscar Sodergreen
Philbrick
Oscar Sodergreen, Jr
Cora Decker
Mr. Philbrick
Wee
la Verne
Minnesota
Superior
Wyo
Pretty Birthday Party for James Colan Hunter
James Colan Hunter celebrated his fourth birthday Thursday with a party at 320 East Seventeenth Street attended by twelve friends. Refreshments were served to the young guests. he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Colan Hunter
East Seventeenth Street
James C. Hunter
Thomas Hunter
Woman's Club Winter Picnic Planned at Carnegie Library
The Woman's Club in Laramie prepares its annual winter picnic at the Carnegie library Saturday afternoon. About 60 guests are expected as influenza dulls the season, with hostess duties assigned and lunch starting at 1 o'clock under toastmistress Mrs Downey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mombers
Woman's Club
Carnegie Library
Laramie
Consieta
Mra. Downey
Mrs. Wrickson
Miss Cook
Mra
J. i. Albot
J. B. Butterworth
Leslie Cook
N. EK. Cortell
Eva Downey
N. Artiseo Erickson
I. L. Eby
Myrtle Gloyd
Edna Gathe
HW. Knight
H. Knight
A. ©. Miller
Nelson
C. B. Stewart
B. Sutphin
R. H. Turner
Martha Wallis
Personal mentions and society notes from the Plains
A flood of names shows visitors and residents on business in Cheyenne and nearby towns. Many Denver, Saratoga, Riverton and Torrington figures drop by for short stays, stock shows, or hospital visits while club meetings and charity sewing circles plan activities for soldiers and veterans.
Mexican herder Ramon del Muro dies of pneumonia
Ramon F. del Muro a herder for Warren Live Stock died today from pneumonia. The remains are at Hobbs Huckfeldt Finkbeiner parlors awaiting word from relatives. He was born in Mexico and resided at Mosquitic Jalisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon ‘F. del Muro
Warren Live Stock Company
Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbeiner
Mexico
Mosquitic
Jalisco
Regular meeting set at A O U W hail Friday
Regular meeting Friday evening January 3 set at A O U W hall. Initiation balloting and installation of officers will be conducted. All members requested to attend.
General Sir Sam Steele of Canada Dies in Putney
Major General Sir Sam Steele of the permanent staff of the Canadian army dies at Putney after two months illness. He had served with distinction and his passing comes as a sudden end to a long military career. One year ago today in war British expedition in Palestine penetrated Mukhmas. Great war plants in Germany reported tied up strikes. First announcement that United States troops were occupying first line trenches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sir Sam Steele
Putney
Hritish
Palestine
Mukhmas
Germany
United States
Remedy for Deafness Head Noses and Head Noise
A vintage advertisement advises growing deafness and head noises may improve with Parmint double strength mixed in hot water and sugar. Take one tablespoon four times daily to ease nasal blockage and throat mucus. Prepared cheaply by a druggist, attributed to A. Koedol, Healen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Y. Koedol
Flealen
Ody
Senator Borah Attacks Internationalization of German Colonies
In Washington on January 30 Senator Borah of Idaho opposed United States involvement in internationalizing former German colonies. He warned against secret diplomacy and a league of nations based on hidden agendas. Senator King of Utah defended private conferences as necessary to shape peace conference positions.
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Associated Procas
Washington
Paria
Senate
Borak
Idaho
United States
Borah
Australia
Terrian
Pacific
Amserald
Alten
Japan
Colonel House
Suuis
England
League of Nations
King
Utah
Daily Market Report Eastern Livestock Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago market shows hog receipts around 50 000 with mixed prices from 15 75 to 17 75 per cwt buyers favoring heavier grades. Cattle receipts near 9 000 with generally steady to firm values and beef cattle at 9 50 to 26 00 per cwt. Sheep receipts about 13 000 with fat lambs steady to slightly weaker and higher quality lambs around 16 50 to 16 75. Omaha reports hogs 6 200 steady to 10 cents higher with heavy weights 16 00 to 17 50 and cattle at 7 50 to 18 50 for native steers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Kanbas City
Jon
Etrong
Western
Helfern
Market Receipts and Prices Reported in Kansas City
Kansas City stockyards show varied cattle and sheep receipts with prices across categories. Receipts include cattle and calves, stockers, and lamb offerings with prices ranging from about 10 to 20 dollars, and specific figures for merino yearlings and wethers.
Explorer Madurande Wrecks on Sands. Ten Lost
The exploration ship Madurande once Nimrod part, tied to Sir Ernest Shackleton, ran aground at Yarmouth England. Ten of the twelve crew members were lost as the vessel broke apart on the sands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Associated Press
Yarmouth
England
Madurande
Ernet Shackleton
Weather Report for Cheyenne January 30 191%
Clear conditions with a normal mean temperature around 25 degrees for the date. Temperatures ranged from a high of 44 degrees to a low of 17 degrees, with a 12 degree drop in the last 24 hours. Relative humidity stood at 72 percent and wind was light from the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Special meeting of Wyowleg Consistory No 1 at Masonice Tome
A special sheeting of Wyowleg Consistory No 1 and Co-ordinate Bodies will be held at Masonice Tome on Friday evening January 1928 at o o'clock. Joan F Rossman is Master of Kadosh and Bamuel Corson is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyowleg Consistory
Masonice Tome, PLC
Biot
At & O'Clock
Joan F. Rossman
Bamuel Corson
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CLGA
F. Hearst
E. E. Brace
Epworth
Harold Miller
Lieutenant Shingler
R. Au R. Curran
J. H. Ryan
Galas
Cae
Eee
Mr. and
Mrs. Morton
Congregational Aid
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Wyondng
W. K. Weaver
Wyoming
J. A. Wetzler
St. Louis
R. B. Bent
Denver
J. P. Rogers
Colorado Springs
Ais
Mrs. B. ©. Franger
Wheatland
Plains
H.R. Judd
Branston
Mr. J. Hawkins
Port Morgan
George W. Heland
Douglay
J. M. Bramer
H. R. Burton
Fred B. Denver
Saratoga, Wyo
F. Chattenton
Riverton
J. McDonald
Torrington, Wyo
F. C. Crabbe
N.S. Thomas
New York
Helen Brace
George ‘Spangenburg
Mr. G. 8. Hatz of
Douglas
J. D. Shingle
Clarence Hammond
W. P. Meek
Dusiness, Aoeke
Richard Keelan
Aero Service
Jaramie
J. D. Creager
L Rathorm
W. W
Jett
William Platte
Torrington
G. Keeleor
Parson, Wyo
Moffatt Hotel
F. B. Laces of
Rh. B. Bent
Frank WN. Bhick
California
Eig
Toswinger
W. W. Daley
Aurelius J. Stuart
F. A. M. Stuart
Argonne Forest Drive
George Hackman
St. John's Hospital
J. A. Souttar
Seymour
Walterine
Hannibal, MO
J. H. Libby
D. Mover
J. Benninger
G. Richey
W. A. Cole
Armilda Karwal
Misa Elsico Miever
Mr. W. White
Lincoln
C. W. Irwin
Worland
Ite
Jobe. P. Purdy, Jr
Aene
Joe E. Mansfield
F. C. Warren
J. S. Johnston
Evanston
T. L. Delvine
Gene
Charles Willis
A. B. Hunt
Em HH
M. V. Martin
M. H. Norlan
Great Folie, Mont
Plalna, Eees
C.D. Martins
Raven of
M. W. A. Attention
Sam Steele
Canada
WM. Myers Dry Goods CO
Ask
Boston-Wyo
Anne
Elk Basin Pet
Elkhorn
Grass Creek Pet
Kinney
Merritt Oil Corp
Midwest Oil
Midwest Oil. Com
Midwest Refining
Northwest
Western Explor
May
Wind River
Daily Market Report
Eastern Livestock
Weather Report
Mason
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