Paris Fashion Hints And Social Gatherings At Home
A society meeting at the home of Mrs Youngs included a bake sale planned for Saturday at a local grocery. Members and guests enjoyed a piano solo, a reading, and refreshments. The Ladies' Ald society hosted a Thursday parlor event, and a hayrack ride entertained Win Opie club members. A bridge party and a Pioneer park picnic were also noted with attendees listed and chaperones named.
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Society of Pe Hapiiet
Mra
Youngs
Wihs
Johnston
Irs
Tyson
W. K
Kansas City
B.S. Johnston
Dr. Crook
J. N. Hallock
B.A. Slack
L. R Tyson
Emma Dobbyng
Willam Tamesworth
John Granger
Knight Turpin Manning
James
L R. Hughes
Garrett
Ruth Hainesworth
Manning
Ald Society of the Methodist Church
H. EB. Stubbs
W. Clarke
Names of travelers plan Rome trip and Passion Play
A list of passengers including Mineen Bather Vancy and Ruth Da vin with others announces they were enjoying a trip to Rome this week. They expect to witness the Passion Play next Sunday. Mr Clarence Molliday and wife host friends on Maxwell and Twenty first streets as Mr Holliday purchased an interest in Hawes Ice company.
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Merry van
Mineen Bather Vancy
Rova le Fors
Clarence le Pore
Pantin Montagomery
Vera Montgomery
Ruth Davin
Margaret Fleming
Grace Thurman
Edith Ayers
Marine Fearles
Hazel Schmidt
Va Adlama
Della McCarlson
Jessie
Harlet Rosanan
Emily Jounstoy
Charlotte Skilmore
Goorough
Hearet Wid Manter
Jack F Pearles
J. J. Fullerton
Mies Maude Johnston
Rome
Clarence Molliday
Maxwell
Twenty-firat Streets
Mr. Holliday
Finntereat
Hawes Ice Company
Sermon Topics At Churches Today
The notice lists services across denominations on July 4 1910. First Methodist Epiphcopal holds Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. worships at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Epworth league at 6:30 p.m. Presbyterian observes morning communion with new members welcomed and young people meet at 6:30 p.m. topic What Is Christian Citizenship. Evening address Patriotism Fire. Congregational morning Growth of the Kingdom and evening Our Forefathers and the Fourth of July. Seventh Day Adventists meet at 8:00 p.m. in the hall Eleventh and Central with speaker G W Berry. Barber shops close at 11:00 a.m. Monday July 4 1910.
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Presbyterian
Miss Sperry
Eleventh
Central Ave
Eastern sports route to Jeffries Johnson fight
A Cheyenne to Reno rail passage reports a large Milwaukee contingent aboard Union Pacific No 5 en route to the Jeffries Johnson bout on the Fourth. The group travels in a special car with fare roulette and poker outfits for spectators delaying until Reno. Additional eastern parties in special cars followed in the past two days, with last through travelers able to reach Reno in time.
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Jeffries-Johnson
Millwaukee
Wis
Union Pacific
Reno
Nev
Jeffries- Johnson
Cheyenne
Harmon Makes Long Flight In Farman Biplane
New York July 2 Clifford B Harmon draws a large crowd at Garden City Aviation field with a continuous flight of more than an hour in a Farman biplane. He covered about sixty eight miles in the time, the last rounds were made in darkness.
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New York
Clifford B. Harmon
Garden City
Farman
Cheyenne Social Notes Hit City This Week
Mrs N R Davis and two daughters Misses Alice and Mary return from Boston where they attended college. John Hunton of Fort Laramie arrives from the north. Mrs C M Wildt of Douglas visits Cheyenne. P S Shear of Rawlins transacts business. Miss Julia Freeborn arrives Monday from Portland. A B Tremar of LaGrange weekend visitor. Mr and Mrs Charles Smith come from near Horse Creek. Miss Ethel Lamb of Denver arrives to spend the Fourth with Mr and Mrs H Breese.
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A. BE. Tremar
la Grange
Charles Smith
Cheyenne
Horse Creek
Ethel Lamb
Denver
Questa
Park Jewelry Sale Draws Crowds in Cheyenne
Fine jewelry sold this week at the Can 8 sale in the First National Bank building as Cheyenne shoppers flock to bargains. The auction, run by Mr Park to reduce stock from his Denver Jobbing house, continues with many items sold below wholesale. The store closes Sunday and Monday, next sale Tuesday at 2 30 PM. grand prize silver mounted candelabra won by HI L Taylor.
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Park
First National Bank
Cheyenne
City
Denver
HI. L. Taylor
Street Car Service Interrupted by Dynamo Failure
An accident damaged the city dynamo powering street cars, causing yesterday’s service disruption. Officials expect the trouble to be fixed and regular service to resume today, though reliability is questioned in the interim.
Weather and Shop Hours Change Noted for July Fourth 1910
All barber shops will change at 11 p m Monday July 4 1910. Weather report from Washington July 2 forecasts generally fair conditions in Wyoming for Sunday and Monday. Local data show a max of 76 degrees min 46 with no precipitation in the 24 hours ending 1 pm July 2 1910.
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Washington
Wyoming
McCormick Plans Summer Stay in Cheyenne City
R E McCormick of this city arrives from California and will remain in Cheyenne for the summer and early fall.
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Cheyenne
R. E. McCormick
California
Former Chief of Police Goes on Saratoga Fishing Trip
Louis Manewal former chief of police and T. J. Pat. Mer owner of the Palmer Cafe left yesterday for a fishing trip near Saratoga as reported in local notes.
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Louis Manewal
T. J. Pat. Mer
Palmer Cafa
Saratoga
Water Pipe Burst Floods Woolen Mills Store Room
A burst water pipe in the Cook block flooded the Woolen Mills store room on 17th Avenue Friday night. Detective Holland found the rising water at 4:00 a.m. and alerted Mr. Wier. Water filled the floor to a depth described as substantial, causing heavy damage to stock per Mr. Weltberger.
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Cook Block
Tol Avenue
Holland
Wier
Weltberger
Civic Improvement committee meeting postponed due to poor turnout
CFVIC improvements meeting was planned by chairman Thoms Heaney of the Industria club. The committee met at the lab last night but insufficient members responded to proceed, and the session was indefinitely postponed.
Mexican Beaten in Disturbance at Bar Fight
Brown a local bartender was arrested after seven last night on a disturbance charge following a fight with a Mexican man who sustained serious injuries in the altercation.
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F. W. Brown
Fort Collins Team Reaches Cheyenne For Big Game
The Fort Collins Lambfeeders arrived in Cheyenne last night. Judging by the look of the team, the Indians face their toughest game of the season at Pioneer Park this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon. Manager Bidwell will broadcast the fight returns by rounds from the park during the game.
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Fort Collins
Pioneer Park
Bidwell
U S Mints Coin Output In Fiscal Year Ends
Washington July 2: The U S Mint reports 188 006 668 coins produced in the year valued at 54 216 000 dollars. Philippines coin details include 5 276 534 pesos and 1 500 000 centavos among 7 754 458 pieces. Thearther Shops closing 11 a m Monday July 4 2010. Moldings at Sherman Co.
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U. S
Washington, D. C
Riots in Spanish village kill man and injure many
In Cent!, Spain on July 2 rioting between clericals and anti clericals erupts after a sermon opposing Premier Canalejas religious policy. One man is killed and many injured amid clashes outside a church.
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Murgla
Spain
Cent
Canalejas
Roosevelt to preside at insurgent meeting
President Roosevelt is reported to preside over an insurgent meeting with the event continuing from page one. The article notes discussions and a social segment, with references to Mr. Tate and remarks about undisclosed topics.
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Roosevelt
Tatt
Tate
Roosevelts talks with insurgent lawmakers at Sagamore Hill
Three Republican insurgents Senator Bristow and Representatives Murdock and Madison met with Theodore Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill. They reported being pleased with his stance on public questions and praised his support for the railroad bill provisions. Roosevelt offered high praise for the visitors but gave few details, noting the Ballinger-Pinchot matter was not discussed.
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Oyster Bay
Senator Bristow
Victor Murdock
EH. Madison
Kansas
Roosevelt
Safamore Hill
Oyster
Ray Murdock
White House
Murdock
Col. Roosevelt
Congress
Madison
Comsgressional Investigating Committee
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