Cheyenne society notes on visits and gatherings
Sheridan society items describe Misses Vera and Doris Kooi visiting Cheyenne legislators with their parents and hosting dancing and Frontier Day outings. The page lists guests from Cheyenne and Birney, dances with patriotic songs, and plans for future events to fund basketball uniforms, plus various Cheyenne residents visiting Denver and returning from trips to Detroit, Mankato, and Boulder with family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Eaton
Charles Wulfjen
Clarence Wulfjen
F. C. Williams
Eula
Francie
J. B. Kendrick
Rosa Maye
Manville
Arnold Wayne
Berton
Lyman Brewster
Birney
Winifred Stevens
Juanita Samuelson
Harry Henderson
Walker French
Sam
Informal Military Dance Honoring Fort Guests
Mrs B H Knight and her niece Miss Bert Kane hosted a military dance Monday evening for forty enlisted men and forty Cheyenne maidens invited to meet the guests. The home featured flags and red white and blue decorations in cakes and ices. Each young lady wore a bow of...
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B. H. Knight
Bert Kane
St Mark’s Picnic Draws Large Crowd At Lake Minnehaha
A Granite Canon party hosted by Miss Florence Williams enjoyed the St Mark’s picnic at Lake Minnehaha. Children and adults shared lunch, ice cream, and games under a sunny sky. Parish entertainment follows Friday at 8 o'clock with Fort Russell and Cheyenne performers.
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Granite Canon
Florence Williams
Perry Williams
Helen Gleason
Denver
Vick Klienke
Minnie John
Florence Snow
Cheyenne
St. Mark's
Lake Minnehaha
Huston
N. S. Thomas
Daughters Enjoy Colorado Motor Trip Visitors In Sheridan
The Misses Viola and Gladys return from a trip visiting Denver Lookout Mountain Bear Creek canyon and other sights. Senator and Mrs Kendrick host guests Mevare flurry Henderson and Walker French in Sheridan. Red Cross and Woman's clubs plan mid afternoon meetings with sewing sessions and home projects.
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Viola
Gladys
Colorado
Denver
Lookout Mountain
Bear Creek Canon
Mevare
Flurry Henderson
Walker French
Sheridan
John FB. Kendrick
Women’s registration meeting set by Mrs Carley in Cheyenne
MrsJD M Carley heads the women’s registration in Cheyenne and has called a meeting for 7 pm Thursday in the women’s club room at Carneaiv Library to finalize all registration details. The general committee totals six with an extra member added to each ward and all urged to attend this important gathering.
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JD. M. Carley
Cheyenne
Woman's Club
Carneaiv Wibrary
Elks Invite to Informal Dance at Eke Home
The Elks issue invitations to an informal dance at the Eke residence on Thursday evening July 12.
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The
Elks
E'ke' Home
Methodist Aid Society Meeting Noted With Hostesses
The Methodist Aid society will meet in the church parlors Thursday afternoon. Hostesses will be Mesdames Blake Miller and C Harris.
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Methodist Aid Society
Mesdames
Blake Miller
C. «. Harris
St Louis Mother Seeks Son Missing 26 Years
Mrs M Fose of 4217 Washington Ave St Louis seeks help from Governor Houx to locate her son John A Foss last seen 26 years ago. The governor's office passes the letter to the press and asks locals who know Foss to inform his mother of his current address.
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John A. Foss
Idaho Woman Made Well
Aberdeen Idaho woman reports recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for pains in the side and back. Testimonial endorses the medicine as the best for suffering women and urges readers to seek guidance from Lydia E Pinkham's medicine.
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Aberdeen
Idaho
Perend
E. Pinkhams
Lydia EB
Pinhkam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia
Protection of Homesteaders Sought by Bill
Washington July 6 A measure before a conference committee would shield homesteaders who enlist in the military or naval services from losing their rights. The Shafroth bill counts army or navy service toward residence and cultivation and entitles a widow to finalize proof if the homesteader dies. A companion bill has passed both chambers, and advocacy exists to extend protections to women service members such as Red Cross entrants.
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Washington
D.C
United States
House
Senate
Shafroth
Army
Navy
Kendrick
Ferris
House Committee On Public Lands
American Red Cross Service
Baseball Scores Highlight Early NL Action
Fragmented box score style report lists batter and pitcher pairings for Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati and Boston with multiple batteries named. Other games postponed due to rain and scattered scores for Washington Detroit Philadelphia New York St Louis and more appear as partial entries.
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Washington
Detroit
Dumont
Ayers
Henry
Roland
Stanage
Philadelphia
Noyes
Shang
Paber
Schalk
New York
St. Louis
Fisher
Alexander
Plank
Severeid
Jack McCann Laid to Rest in Salt Lake City
Cheyenne friends learn of Jack McCann of Cheyenne Wyoming burial in Salt Lake City. He died June 30 1917 at his sister home with funeral at St Marys Catholic Cathedral on July 9 and burial at Mt Olivet. He is survived by his mother Mrs J M McCann of Omaha and brothers Ed and Ben of Cheyenne and sisters Mrs J Ho Foley of Omaha and Mrs Jane Burke of Salt Lake City.
Here for Summer at the Tonsorial Parlor
Mina Vattioc Doolittle, an eastern tonserial artist, arrives Tuesday to work at the venue. Miss Joolittle is noted as trade and proprietor of transportal quarters in New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Chicago, and beyond. Miss B Duoolittlh is in Cheyenne, last summer hired by Miss Elisabeth Frown to train Miss Brown, sole proprietor of tensorial parlors in Wyoming.
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Mina Vattioc Doolittle
Mite
Joolittle
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Chio BO
Cheveone
Mies
Elisabeth Frown
Missa Brown
Wyoming
Misa Doolittie
Army promotes and assigns General officers nationwide
Washington July 10 announcements detail Sturgis to lead the Southern Department from Fort Russell, Armettone joins the retiring board at Fort Bliss, Fredendall in France shifts to quartermaster vacancy, Morton to Syracuse troops, Morrison to Chickamauga Park, Kuckronin to South Atlantic coast artillery at Charleston, Cronklite to Panama Canal artillery, Dickman to Fort Ethan Allen, Hlockson to Fort Sam Houston, Allen to Fort Riley, Kennedy to Gettysburg, with further postings and command changes across the United States.
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Samuel BD. Sturgis
Formrely
Fort Russell
Southern Department
Frank S. Armettone
Fort Hassell
Army
Fort Bliss
Texas
Lloyd Fredendall
Syracuse
John F. Morrison
Chickamauga Park
John Kuckronin
South Athletic Coast Artillery District
Charleston
D. C
Adbert Cronklite
Panama
Joseph Dickman
Ethan Allen
Agustis Hlockson
Fort Sam Houston
Henry T. Allen
Fort Riley
Kan
Charles W. K Kennedy
Gettysburg
Pa Fria
Edwin Glenn
Fort
Military assigns two brigadiers to key forts
Benjamin Harrison designates Brig. Henry Hodges Jr to command Presid and Brig. William H Sage takes command at Fort Snelling Minnesota, outlining leadership changes in military postings.
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Benjamin Harrison
Henry Hodges, Jr
Presid&h
William H. Sage
Fort Snelling
Minn
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