Fourth of July Picnic Celebrations Across Local Parks
A busy Independence Day with picnics and auto rides highlighted by a Granite Springs trip chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Mason and Mr. and Mrs. Oberg. Attendees included many Baptist church youths and local families at Minnehaha Park for boat rides, games, and a basket supper. Further gatherings at the Leslie home featured a birthday party for the four year old with park time and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Mason
George Oberg
Peordy
The
Baptist Church
Granite Springs
Guy Atkins
Ruby Neeley
Anna Carlson
Margaret Gill
Jessie Thistle
Marion Crane
Lillie Schamp
Gertrude Bender
Anna
Lulu
Minnie Leihart
Messrs. James
William
Fred Stanton
Gastave Swanson
David Wilson
Raymond Tompkins
Willis Sprague
Sigworth Swanson
Everett Barksdale
Norwod Tatum
Ade Hamilton
Mary Ellis
Robert and
John Crippen
Landenbach
Randsberg
Shomer
Lott
Helen Gamkel
Lottie
Ruth Barrett
Barrett
Crippen
Albert Leslie
Leslie
Younes
Ming Margaret Woleh
Ming Catherines Lynch
Helle McGinley
Kathyrne High
Barbara and
Edward Mo
Mintforla
Socials and notices from Evans Street and beyond
Local gatherings on Evans Street include a picnic hosted by Elizabeth Johnston and Miss Laura Sheldon with guests Miss Bertha Myers and others. Obituaries note the infant death of the Salt family and funeral services led by Rev. Hills. Summer travel plans bring Mattie Bowman Edith Frank and Mrs Niswander’s guests from South Bend Indiana to Yellowstone and the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Sheldon
Evans Street
Miss Sheldon
Bertha Myers
Tom=Jay and son
Mary Bartlett
Jennie Myers
O. T. Sheldon
Orin Sheldon
Herbert Salt
Rev. L. ©. Hills
Frank Niswander
Mattie Bowman
Edith Frank
South Bend
Indiana
Yellowstone Park
Pacific Coast
Peculiar Jealousy Causes Death by Own Action
Eva Smith, a schoolgirl, was found dead in an iron cage after apparently hanging herself with a cord wound three times around the neck. The corpse lay in a nightgown, with books and magazines piled nearby, and death was deemed self-inflicted by Medical Examiner George L. Tobey after authorities were alerted at 6 o'clock this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Smith
Co. C. Beckley
George L. Tobey
Five Thousand See Johnson Fight Attendance and Reactions
Attendance reached 18 020 with about 1 500 slipping in through broken boards. Net profit for Richard and Gleason reported at 120 000. Reactions from Tex Rickard Jeffries family and various boxing figures praised or criticized the bout and Jack Johnson’s performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard and
Gleason
Tex Rickard
Johnson
Alexander
Jeffries
Tiny Johnson
Loney
Jack
Tim Sullivan
James J. Corbett
Nelson
Bob Fitesimmonsa
Rank Gotch
Fite Simmons
Hugh McIntosh
Tommy Bayna
Am Sharkey
Jeff
William Muldoon
John L. Sullivan
James Costpath
Tom Flanagan
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He Jenkins Shoe Co
W. 16Th Street
Paris
Elizabeth Johnston
Owen
Kenneth Trodstle
Edward Dotty
Mildred Leslie
Randall Leslie
Miss Nan Leslie
Joe Palmer
Cheyenne
Lilla Palmer
Palmer
West Point
Donald Varnum
Hartville
Mr. J
Skidmore
Omaha
Charles Wilcock
Mildred
Glennia Graham
Ralph
Lennon Ranch
Islay
Solin McCabe
Bt. Louis
Mrs. McCabe
J. C. Thompson
Chartie White
John
London
W. Naughton
Theodore Dorgan
Robert Edgren
Yerfricx
Pusgil
Roanoke
Pittsburg
Louisville
Philadelphia
Germantown
Wilmington
Del
New Orleans
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
Kansas City
New York
Black Belt
Chicago
Wikers Belt
Teddy
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sagamore
Taft
Boston
National Education Association
Jack Johnson
Pace Rute
Reno
Johnayon
Mitelines
Aol Jonson
Neernos
Collier’s. White
Shermans Co
Kew
Tore Gerald Og
Capitol
J. F. McDaniels
Angel
ACORN
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power CO
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