H M Hetschew Plans Move to Ranch After Purchase
H M Hetschew of Cheyenne plans to move after buying Herman Pro gel ranch seven miles from town on the way to Oscar Soder green ranch. He will establish a residence and place a man in charge to run the ranch. Before moving his family to tie Fanci to live he will visit. his mother Mr Klctschew has retired from business in Cheyenne and is pursuing it as a pastime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Hetschew
Cheyenne
Herman Progel
Oscar Sodergreen
Tie Fanci
Mr. Klctschew
Wergage
Dr George C Rafter Returns to Cheyenne
Dr George C Rafter comes back to Cheyenne after attending the Royal Arch Masons meeting in Laramie and is re elected venerable chaplain of the grand chapter. Clarence Cunningham, recently in Germany, received his charge on Wednesday from Fort D A Russell. Conductor William Mathison and Sam Campbell also return to their homes in Laramie after brief visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Rafter
Laramie
Royal Arch Masons
Grand Chapter
Clarence Cunningham
Germany
Fort D. A. Russell
Husted Party Travels to Estes Park and Denver
Mr and Mrs Raymond Husted motor to Estes Park with Misses Florence and Doris Husted and Mr and Mrs Glenn Shepard and son from Kansas City Missouri. The Shepards will stay several weeks while the Husted couple plans to motor to Denver on Monday. Kendall Bon and Edward Bon return today from Saratoga Wyoming after a week of fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Raymond Husted
Estes Park
Raymond Iusted
Florence and
Doris Husted
Glenn Shepard and Son
Kansas City
Sheparda
Husted
Denver
Kendall Bon
Edward Bon
Saratoga
Wyo
Dinner Party at Willow Grove Ranch Heeds Wide Guests
Local society notes list multiple households entertaining in Hereford Grove and surrounding towns. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Husted with daughters Florence and Doris, Mr. and Mrs. Shepard and son, and friends from Denver. Several residents depart for Denver, Rochester, Yellowstone, and Frontier Days, with dinners, picnics, and travel plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Husted
Willow Grove
Hereford Grove
Florence
Doris
Gleen Shephard
Denver
Harry B. Fmerderson
Husted
Shephard
Hartung Party Returns to Cheyenne From Intervail Ranch
Mr and Mrs Martin H Hartung and son Kirk with Mrs Hartung and sisters in law Mrs George Carpenter and Mrs B J MacCarthy arrive in Cheyenne after two weeks at the Intervall ranch cabin in the mountains. The party plans a week of house guest duties before returning to the mountain cabin for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartung
Cheyenne
Martin H. Hartung
Kirk Hartung
George Carpenter
B. J. MacCarthy
Virginia
Julia Carpener
City
Baptist Young People Picnic at Stanfield Grove
The Baptist young people returned from a Friday picnic at Stanfield Grove. Sixty attendees enjoyed games and campfires after leaving the church at 7 30 with Rev Bruce E Jackson and Mrs John Grainger in charge. Local and visiting members joined from Denver Storm Lake Powell Philadelphia Portland Mo Washington Atlantic City New York Boston and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanfield Grove
Bruce E. Jackson
John Grainger
Mabel Knight
Philadelphia
Portland
Washington
Atlantic City
New York
Boston
Gheyenne
Miss Knight
Queen Esther Circle Hosts Picnic at Absaraka Lake
Queen Esther circle members and friends gathered Friday at Absaraka Lake for a camp supper and an evening swim at Second Lake. Mirthful social activity included remarks by Mrs. Mildred Rice who chaired arrangements. Numerous visitors from nearby towns joined the group for a day of leisure and companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
Absaraka Lake
Mildred Rice
Second Lake
Abstralia
Miss Jessie Gentersing Weds Army Officer
Miss Jessie Gentersing daughter of the late John Clenden ning Enactor became the bride of Lieutenant Baggs U S S A. The lieutenant recently returned from Russia after service in Siberia with the military intelligence department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Gentersing
John Clendenning
Baggs
Russia
Siberia
Military Intelligence Department
Local Visitors Arrive in Cheyenne for Brief Stay
Opal Howell of Grand Islands is staying briefly in Cheyenne. Mr and Mrs C E Hagie of Phillips arrived Friday for a visit in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Cullen
Camp Mills
Cheyenne
Opal Howell
Grand’ Islands
Wheat Growers Hotel Meeting Schedule
Wheat Growers hosts gatherings every Wednesday and Saturday rain or shine. Meet at the Wheat Growers location for the events and连接.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat Growers Hotel
Rain Or Shine
The
Wheat Growers
Honest letter urges Foley Kidney Pills for relief
A Detroit woman testifies that Foley Kidney Pills eased back and side pains and improved sleep. She plans to continue use, saying the pills helped with kidney and bladder trouble and overall tiredness. Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Chas. Gray
6Th St
South Side Shed Fire Quickly Subdued
A shed blaze on Slouse street between Eleventh and Twelfth streets was reported just before noon yesterday. Firefighters arrived promptly and extinguished the fire with little damage. A misreported location caused a second truck to respond, but both units returned to the hall around the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slouse Street
Eleventh
Twelfth Streets
R. Weston Visits from Laramie
R. Weston travels from Laramie to visit local residents and share updates. The brief note confirms the visitor’s origin and arrival.
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