Fourth of July Party and Community Notes in Cheyenne
Miss Havel Edwards headlined a Wheatland Fourth of July party hosted by Fern Ballinger and Pearl Hayworth with patriotic decor and a supper after games. Birth announced for M R Johnston’s baby boy born on July Fourth at Cheyenne Private Hospital. Bridge party planned by C W Mentzer for Gail Gileon of Knoxville. Woman’s club and mail clerks plan an all day picnic July 18 at Pinehahas Park with evening features. Vernon R Churchill named editor of Kerman Nova praising Cheyenne ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havel Edwards
Wheatland
Fern Ballinger
Pearl Hayworth
Mies Edwards
Mary and Irene Nolen
Erma Blazer
Ethel Peterson
Annette Welsh
Messrs
Harvey Holden
Huff Kring
Paul Nolan
William Goernz
Melvin Foot
John Martin
Oto Cobry
Curtis
M. R. Johnston
Hosital
Cheyenne
New
W. Mentzer
Gail Gileon
Knoxville
Woman's Club
Pinoehaha Park
Mai
Kerman Nova
Kerman
Fresno County
Cal
Ben
Vernon R. Churchill
Churchill
41. C
Visiting List Items From Wyoming and Far-Flung Travels
Misses Louise and Elizabeth Lacey return from Redbank Wyoming while Rosalie Stone and Ruth Lacey head to Casper to visit Miss Jean Brooks. Many travelers depart Cheyenne for Creston, Montana, and New York. others journey to Denver Colorado Springs and San Francisco after extended visits with local hosts. The mix includes university students, siblings, and couples noting communal travel and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Elizabeth Lacey
Redbank
Wyo
William A. Richards
George D. McClelland
Rosalie Stone
Ruth Lacey
Casper
Jean Brooks
W. C. Kinkead
Creston
Ethel
Esther Millen
Denver
Colorado Springs
Joe Ohnhous
Cheyenne
New York
John Shingle
John Shingle, Jr
San Francisco
R. G. Shingle
J. D. Shingle
Mise Geneva Brock Heads to Buffalo on Vacation
Mise Brock, librarian at the Carnegie Library, has traveled from Geneva to Buffalo for a vacation. Her move marks a return to her former home during the leisure period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Geneva Brock
Buffalo
Mise Brock
Carnegie Library
Hospital Aid Society Sees New Officers Take Reigns
The regular monthly meeting of the Hospital Aid Society held yesterday afternoon in the library drew a small turnout. Mrs. Galen A. Fox became president. Mrs. R. A. Morton assumed the secretary role and oversaw the club’s books. A sizable budget was approved and the group voted to furnish the gun parlor in the maternity lodge. Further items were discussed but not published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Aid Society
Hoppital Aid Society
Brary
Galen A. Fox
R. A. Morton
Local church groups announce service meetings this week
Loyal Temperance Legion meets at 3 pm at the Methodist church. The Methodist Mission circle gathers Friday afternoon at 1923 Carey avenue with Mrs. T. F. Durbin guiding the program on Mormonism As Life. Altar and Rosary society hosted by Mrs. L. R. Bresnahan on Thursday. B Y P U holds a brief business session Thursday evening followed by a social. all members expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Temperance Legion
Methodist Church
Methodist Missions
Methodist Mission Circle
T. F. Durbin
Carey Avenue
A. L. Putnam
L. R. Bresnahan
Altar and Rosary Society
Cough Remedy Cures Child's Severe Cold Says Tipton Mother
Mrs. Sarah BE. Duncan of Tipton reports her son suffered a dreadful cough last winter and feared consumption. One bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy stopped the cough and cured the cold completely, available from all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah BE. Duncan
Tipton
Americans sale of Bort and Knight purchase announced
New York manager Chance announced the sale of first baseman Frank Bort to Jersey City of the International League. To fill the gap at first base, Chance purchased Jack Knight from Jersey City, a former New York, Washington, Athletics and Boston infielder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chance
New York Americans
Frank Bort
Jersey City
Borton
Chicago Americans
Hal Chase
Jack Knight
New York, Washington, Athletic and Hoston
Card of Thanks for Baby Ruby Cinfuegos Win
We thank friends in Cheyenne and Fort Russell for their work and votes that helped Baby Ruby Cinfuegos win the Lyrie con tek Leet. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Cinfuegos and Little Ruby express gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Larsen
Little Deventer
Arline
Montana
Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Leet
R. C. Cinfuegos
Little Ruby
Washington fashion note hints at modified trousers trend
The note mentions women adopting modified trousers in broadcloth silk or satin. The writer predicts satin will prevail and repeats company names The Sherman Co and Graining as related signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Women’s fall fashion urges pistol pocket carries
The National Ladies' Tailors and Dressmakers association promotes a fall and winter style with small pockets to hold a .22 caliber pistol. Mrs Robert H Elder of Brooklyn seeks a license to carry a pistol as suffragette activity and fashion edge. The piece notes men milliners deny designing for this demand and ends with reflections on weather, nerves, and railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert HH. Elder
Brooklyn
United States
Rail wage talks and railroad union actions span nation
Reports detail conductors and trainmen seeking a 20 percent wage rise with a $17 million request, while roads offer $20 million in May. Union Pacific and Illinois engineers join discussions on arbitration expansion as strikes loom on several lines. Obituary notes the death of Thomas J. Mc rald, former Southern Pacific resident engineer in Ogden Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisha Lee
Brotherhood Jendors
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Boston & Maine
Boston & Albany
Locomotive Engineers to Meet in Denver in 1918
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers held a Washington convention selecting Denver as the 1918 meeting site. C. V. Mc Laughlin of Omaha was named a vice president. Master Mechanic S. Truckett of Burlington at Sterling, Colorado, visited town. Powdered fuel research at Pennsylvania railroad aims to test boiler types and burners for cleaner, more efficient combustion and improved locomotive performance. Edeon Rich, Union Pacific general attorney for Nebraska and Iowa, named general solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brotherhood of Lorcomotive Engineers
Denver
C. V. McLaughlin
Union Pacific
Omaha
S. Truckett
Burlington
Sterling, Colo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Edeon Rich
Union Pavilic
Nebraska
Iowa
Ale
Union Pacific Names B L Winchell Traffic Manager
B L Winchell a noted railroad executive with ties to Colorado & Southern Rock Island and the former Rock Island receiver role has been named traffic manager of Union Pacific. The Denver & Rio Grande plans a $75000 freight depot at Ogden and new shops will be built at Salt Lake on the former burned site. Mr Fish a Union Pacific draftsman visited Colorado Springs on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Winchell
Colorado & Southern
Rock Island
Risen
Union Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Ogden
Salt Lake
Mr. Fish
Maitland
Colorado Springs
Union Pacific depot upgrades facelift baggage room
Chief Dispatcher M. M. Hinchey of Union Pacific Omaha visits with family and Assistant Superintendent J. A. Ottman and family as a new floor and other improvements are installed in the baggage room of the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
M. M. Hinchey
Omaha
J. A. Ottman
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Pierc
Yans
IERCE
East 18Th Street
Hollywood
Mises Florence Riner
Riner
University of Wisconsin At Milwaukee
Mary Brown
Heafider
Coterio Art Club
R. H. Dutcher
Coterie Art Clu
J.B. Guthrie
Enance
The
Sherman Co
Doctors
Postum
Folka
Poxtum Cereal Co
Hatle Creek
Mich
Railroad News
Rank Junk
St. Louis
Carl Christensen
W. FP. M. Goss
College of Engineering
University of Ilinois
Chicago Association of Commeorté
Horace O. Burt
J. A. Durnford
J. Horskey
Vale Creek
Roy Bloss
Howla
Thomas J Mteperald
Southern Pacific
Ogdon,tah
Barnett
Elty
Fitzgerald
Central Pacific
Swagger
M. S. Lewis
Hor
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