Red Cross forms class in Cheyenne with Dr Walter Lacey chosen as instructor
The First Ald Class Alt meeting reported a growing Red Cross unit in Plains area with Mrs Cyrus Beard leading, Dr Walter Lacey appointed instructor, and more classes likely. Miss Mary Nimmo enlists members including Mrs Cyrus Beard and many others as plans for time and frequency unfold. Red Cross news notes a flag for Troop L 312 cavalry and local support for soldiers with music and donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Society
the Plains
Cyrus Beard
Piret
Red Croas
Walter Lacey
Mary Nimmo
Thomas
Fred Boies
L. C. Hinkle
D. C. Hudson
John
Schmidt
Pace
Babbette Wasserman
Louise Larsh
Viola Kleinke
Helen Tyson
Eva Kepler
Maurine
Meda Carley
Hannah
Alice Forber
Geraldine Murray
Donna
Laura Duffy
Nell Embrey
Gertrude Sweeney
Alma Lackous
Coopman
Mildren Ford
Bethel Hackman
Cheyenne
Red Cross
Louise Smith
Stockgrowers’ Bank
M. Idjeman
New York
Cheyenne Red Cross
Woodman Circle
Social roundup guests and visitors in Cheyenne area
Mrs C P Crean and Miss ryn Organ visit the A J Parshall home for weeks. Madame Huston mother of Rev A Huston is a guest at Bishopstone during Mrs Huston Jr and children’s absence east. Mrs W E Jones and Miss Mildred I Jones of Springfield arrive to spend summer with the Hoffman family. John Harrington, University of Colorado student, plans a Cheyenne vacation visit. Mary Ellis heads to Texas for a month with Lieut Raymond Tighs. Mrs Dean Prosser and Uttleson visit Granite Canyon ranch hosts. Eugene Smith, son of Mr and Mrs John Smith, leaves for Ft Logan to enlist in the navy. brother Dwyer Smith is in France with Wyoming troops. Mrs Robert Davidson visits from the ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
Jones
Cheyenne
John Harrington
University of Colorado
Wio Wan
Presidio
Mary Ellis
Texas
Raymond Tighs
Tighs
Dwyer
Smith
France
Wyoming
Robert Davidson
Coterie Art Club meets with hostess in holiday decor
The Coterie Art club gathered yesterday at Mrs Ed Gnam’s home with roses from Herman Gnam’s garden as the center of attention Carnations and baby breath enhanced the dining room Seven visitors attended including Mesdames Edwards Emerick Kennedy Lewis Olson and Mrs Peterson from Iowa Mrs Gerrard of Colorado guest of Mrs Fred Benson Tea followed at five o clock Mrs Everett Norton to host Thursday July 18 D A R meeting set for Saturday at 2 30 with Mrs Maurice Groshon in Tupper apartments No 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coterie
Coterie Art Club
Ed Gnam
Herman Gnam
Mesdames
W. Hi. Edwards
Chay, Emeric
City News in Brief Highlights From Cheyenne
Rain halts city street work and slows road travel as crews prepare surfacing on Twenty fourth street. Montana cavalrymen in town plan Frontier Days visits, while nine speeders face court action and sheriff offices relocate. Local wind damages trees, a loose horse causes property damage, and the municipal band rehearses for upcoming performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-fourth Street
Cptel
Church Circles and Aid Societies Meet in Shared Parlor
The Presbyterian aid society planned an afternoon gathering in church parlors hosted by Mrs. Elmer Lane and Mrs. Albert Crowland. The Methodist aid society met at the parsonage with Mesdames Stubbe Stoddard Doran and Benner assisting as hostesses. Altar and Rosary Society drew a large attendance at K C hall with Mesdames Cobry Cahill and Oscar Lamm serving refreshments after sewing and knitting. King's Daughters postpones picnic due to bad weather indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aidy
Elmer Lane
Albert Crowland
Methodist Aid Society
Mesdames Stubbe
Stoddard
Doran
Benner
Enos Laughlin
Altar and Rosary Society
K. C. Hall
Mesdamees Cobry
Cahill
Oscar Lamm
King’s Daughters
Wanted Position on Ranch by Widow with Cooking Skill
A middle age widow advertises for a ranch job offering her cooking ability and domestic help. The note seeks stable employment and housing for work on a rural property.
Amusements and rail disruption across the state
The column lists today’s amusements including The Blindness of Divorce and The Rise of Gusan with performers George Walsh and Clara Kimball Young. It notes recent rains washing out Burling ton and Northwestern tracks in the northern state, blocking travel to several sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walsh
Beasle
Burlington and Northwestern
Call Ee
Mrs Noy Hille Assists Secretary at Ft Rim Poll
Mrs Noy Hille wife of the secretary of the M M A at Ft Rim poll has aided him the past week due to lack of help from headquarters. The note mentions her capable assistance to the work amid staffing shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noy
Visitors add Cheyenne notes to Frontier City
A long list of out of town visitors dropped in Cheyenne yesterday including Lacella Lewis from Creeeley Colorado A P Cornell Wee Wee lodge owner from Buford Geo McLeod of Steridan J C Hann Cody J A McMurphy Grover district and many others Also reports say the Platte river at Saratoga is higher than usual and Frontier Days plans are mentioned by Scotty Phillips of Albin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacella Lewis
Creeeley
Colo
Cheyenne
A. P. Cornell
Wee Wee Lodge
Buford
Geo. McLeod
Steridan
J. C. Hann
Cody
J. A. McMurphy
Grover, Coln
Joe Omorama
Chugwater
O. Bushman
Stoneham
C. H. Jones
Casper
R. M. Jamison
Walcott
Platte
Saratoga
J.C. House
L. E. Elfwell
Pine Bluffs
E. B. Winner
Scotty Phillips
Albin
E. C. Miller
F. O. Wilkerson
J. A. Ralf
J. Elles
Greeley
A. E. Haywood
Arcadia
Neb
Chyenne
R. O. Knox
Omaha
A. T. Young
Denver
H. F E. Clark
Gilman
Iowa
Henry Adams
B. FF. Davis
Sheridan
Henerletta Kolshorn
Laramie
Casper visitors stop in Cheyenne on way to Farmers Roadup
HH Darrah of Casper was visiting Cheyenne yesterday while en route to Hebert for the Farmers Roadup. Mr Jas Mott of Casper registered at a local hotel during the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Hebert
Darrah
Casper
Jas, Mott
Railroads changeover leaders in Ft Collins transfers
G V Omahundra moves from Cheyenne to Ft Collins to head joint C and C U P business. J B Wright moves to Denver to work for that road. J B Coffee named ticket agent at Ft Collins as C and S absorb U P and C &. government management at that station. An order bans express messenger riding in mall cars on No 10 to Green River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. V. Omahundra
Cheyenne
Ft. Collins
U. P
J. B. “Wright
Denver
J.B. Coffee
VU. P
Green River
A. W. McDuffie
Former U P Employee Takes Charge in Ft Collins
L. C. Rea, a former employee of the U. P., departed for Ft. Collins to assume command of the warehouse of the C. & B. following a succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Rea
U. P
Ft. Collins
Ft. Collins Rail Notes and Personnel Changes
John ONeal reports reduced rate tickets for soldiers will not be honored on certain trains or by the Union Pacific Southern Pacific Santa Fe and Northern Western lines. J B Storme is new clerk at the C and 5 Ft. Collins succeeding Geo Burke. U P clerks exceed on war savings drive per BE Sullivan. A north bound C and 8 train struck a motor truck in Ft Collina city limits, derailing the truck but causing no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
S&s. P
Santa Fe
N. W
J. B. Storme
Clale
Ft. Colline
Geo. Burke
UU. P
Ft. Collita
Spelman Named General Superintendent of Western Pacific
J. E. Spelman, formerly of the U P, is appointed general superintendent of the Western Pacific railroad with headquarters in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Spelman
The
U. P. Here
Western Pacific Railroad
San Francisco
Notice of Foreclosure in Wyoming District Court
In Lara mie County Wyoming Emil W Gunther sues Edward F Dawson and Ara Dawson to foreclose a mortgage on the Southeast Quarter of Section 25 Township 13 Range 63 West. The loan of 2500 dollars to Homer B Robinson dated May 8 1917 is due with interest. If no answer by August 11 1918 the petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Judicial District
State of Wyoming
County of
Laramie
Emil W. Gunther
Edward F. Dawson
Ara Dawson
Arr Dawson
Laramie County
Yowr
Homer B. Robinson
Danford Couple to Spend Weekend in Denver
Local navy recruiting officer R. R. Danford and his wife will spend the weekend in Denver and return Monday at 12:30 p.m. The Sherman Paint Co. advertisement appears in the same clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Danford
Navy
Denver
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Wm. Myers Dry Goods
Goose Girl
Tom Boy
RED Cross News
Wm. Pugh
Emerson
Charles Dickinson
Knights Templar
Evanston
Pugh
East
Carnegie Technical Institute
Pittsburg
Klein's
Klein
Klein’s Music and Stationery
Cheyaume
Daughters of the American Revolution
Maurice Groshon
Tupper Apartments
City News
Apital Coal Company Oal
Canili & Holliday
Sherman Paint Co
Sixth and
Capitol Avenue
Forbes Pharmacy
Montana
Fort Russell
Adv
Leader Office
Fred Leichard
Camp
Lewis
Leader
State University
Swainson
T. W. Townsend
Joe
Dalton Ensor
Fort Lupton
Burlington
Cheyenne Fruit Company
Archer
Graham
Municipal Band
Geo. Harrison
Hie
News of the Railroads
Walter Vapor
Chas. B. Irwin
Signal Corps
U. S. Army
Manager Hill
Western Union
Arthur James
Omahundra
Ft. Collinge
B.R. Watte
John B. Barton
U.P
Sterling
John O'Neil
BE. J. Sullivan
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
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