Social rounds at the Country club and area events
Miles Margaret Kints hosts an five o'clock tea at the Country club this evening with friends. A second tea tomorrow closes the series. Dinner parties honor Mrs. Hanson of Long Beach visiting Cheyenne friends. A variety of couples attend the Country club gatherings. The Guild of St. Marks plans a dancing party at the Parish House with mid summer fete vibes. The Jolly Junior club announces an ice cream carnival Wednesday on Dr. and Mrs. Strader’s lawn to aid a French orphan. Miss Anna Sullivan recovers and moves to Mrs. Jurden’s home to convalesce. Past Matrons' club to meet at Mrs. Adam Schilling’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Margaret Kints
Edward W. Stone
Country Club
A. P. Hanson
Long Beach
Cal
Cheyenne
Hanson
M. H. Hartung
BE. C. Brandenburg
R. 8. van Tassell
Jolly
Jolly Junior Club
G. L. Strader
Helen Nimmo
Nancy Hag
A. R. Jurden
Adam Schilling
Pioneer Ave
Visiting List Shows Cheyenne Guests and Travelers
Dr and Mrs W A Wyman visit in Laramie this week guests of daughter Mrs Vina Mills Miss Hetty Bangert returns from Sidney Neb Graham Walker son of Mr and Mrs Billy Walker spends two weeks vacation in Cheyenne Hon John E Osborne of Rawlins in Cheyenne on business Mrs O H Shriver of North Platte former Cheyenne resident visiting Mr and Mrs Thomas Durbin Mrs Shriver known Cheyenne vocalist Mrs A G Patterson returns from California Pat Patterson manager Woolworth store Miss Vera Huntoon of Santa Cruz visiting old school friend Mrs A G Patterson of Tribune apartments Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor and son Hobby of Casper and Mrs Taylor's mother Mrs Mott of Lincoln Neb guests at the Plains en route to Estes Park Kirk Hartung left Cheyenne for Golden Colo to join family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wyman
Laramie
Vina Mills
Hetty Bangert
Sidney
Neb
Graham Walker
Billy Walker
University of Michigan
Park-Davis Chemical Company
Detroit
Cheyenne
John E. Osborne
Rawlins
O. H. Shriver
North Platte
Thomas Durbin
Shriver
A. G. Patterson
California
Patterson
Woolworth
Vera Huntoon
Santa Cruz
Cal
Des Moines
Iowa
Tribune Apartments
Robert Taylor
Hobby
Casper
M. H. Hartung
Golden, Colo
Local Society Notes Mention Mrs Jamison Visit
Mrs Lelia Jamison from La Crom Win visits for several weeks at the time of her daughter Mrs W N Berry as part of a School of Mines field work section. The brief item notes social ties and ongoing activities among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hia
School of Mines
Mra
Lelia Jamison
la Crom
Win
Mra. W. N. Berry
Sunshine Social Meeting And Canning Club Gatherings
The Sunshine society holds a pa meeting this afternoon at 2809 Evans St hosted by W Howard and Mrs W Leonard. The north side girls' canning club meets at 1:30 pm at the gymnasium using domestic science rooms for lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Sunshine Society
W. Howard
W. Leonard
Evans St
Canning Club
North Side
O. E
Lake Minnehaha
Pioneer Park
Masonic Temple
Peter Jessen
Social and Sunergae Meetings Called at Local Homes
The Frances Willard W C T U plans a social gathering this afternoon at Mrs H P Norcrosss home 609 West Twenty first street. An important Sunergae meeting of St Marks is set for 3 pm at president Mrs H G Watsons home 801 East Seventeenth street with broad attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard
Special Service for U S Soldiers at Port Russell Church
Sunday night at Flist Presbyterian church opened a series of services for soldiers at Port Russell attended by about seventy five men. Volunteers provided transport from the YMCA hut, a patriotic sermon by Rev Stubblefield, and music including Joan of Arc and The Marseillaise. Refreshments were served by church women and soldiers expressed gratitude for the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flist Presbyterian Church
Port Russell
Stubblefield
T. Blake Kennedy
Joan of Arc
Andérson
France
Frontier Stationery Sale Bites Local Business
Local business owners report boys selling free Frontier Days committee stationery. Youths take envelopes and paper from the committee and attempt a canvass of stores offering the items at a small price, with notable quantities already sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prontier Days
Draft men depart for special military training train
A crowd at the union station saw twenty three draft registrants leave Monday morning for Pt Logan Colorado to take special U S Army training. Emerson Slingerland led them with James Murray and Doo H Dudley acting as aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Pt. Logan
Colorado
U. S Army
Emerson Slingerland
James Murray
Doo H. Dudley
Stela
Divorce Decree Granted by Default in Desertion Case
Judge W C Mentaer issued a divorce decree between Lloyd Gapadera and Goldie HB Saunders on desertion grounds. The defendant failed to appear in person or by attorney, and the divorce was granted by default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laoyd Baunders Divorkomd
W. C. Mentaer
Lloyd Gapadera
Goldie HB
Saunders
Talvorce
Laramie County Dominates Wyoming School Trustees Meeting
Laramie County was best represented at the Wyoming State Conference of School Trustees held at the State University in Laramie. Eight counties sent representatives and a permanent state organization was formed with plans for a November 1918 delegate convention at Lander. Officers named were C. Morrison president, A. Galbrath vice president, and B. Cochrane secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyoming State Conference of
State University
Heffron
Ira B. Fee
Cheyenne
D. C. Harned
Granite Canyon
T. W. Speed
Hillsdale
Lander
State Teachers’ Association
Morrison
Wheatland
Platte Co
A. R. Galbrath Keeline
Niobrara Co
B. F. Cochrane
Lander, Fremont Co
Foley Cathartic Tablet Ad Promotes Digestive Relief
An old testimonial from Geo. Jenner of San Antonio Texas touts Foley Cathartic Tab as the best laxative for constipation and biliousness. The ad claims quick relief for indigestion headaches bloating and other digestive ailments and notes a traveling man’s usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Jenner
Labor St
San Antonio
Tex
Foley
More Horses Arrive for Fort Russell Cavalry
Two shipments bringing 700 cavalry horses arrived at Ft. Russell yesterday. Camp Grant Illinois sent 300 and Camp Funston Kansas sent 400, bringing the total at the fort to about 1100. Only about half the troopers are mounted, but arrivals continue and full equipping is hoped within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Russell
Camp Grant
Ilinois
Camp Funston
Kansas
Soldiers Hospitalized After Fort Russell Drill
Four cavalrymen are in the hospital from injuries at drill at Ft Russell. One man has a broken collar bone, another a bad cut in the leg, and the remaining two suffer fractures or sprains as horses arrive unbroken and riders lack experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Russell
Leasing Bill Postponed Until August Recess
Washington reports that the conference committee of the House and Senate agreed Monday to postpone action on the Leasing bill until August 26 after the recess. The delay affects western interests and has sparked lengthy debate in both chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
United States Senate
Frontier Days Parade Planned by Denver Boosters
A group of Frontier Days supporters will travel to Denver on Saturday to march a parade through the city streets. The U P band will play and forty bronches will be prepared for use in the show, while the Denver fremey and po Hee join the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
U. P
Dr John Shingler resigns as Cheyenne pastor after five years
Dr John J Shingler and his wife announce resignation from the Congregational church in Cheyenne after a five and a half year pastorate. They plan to relocate near their son at West Point while health and family considerations prompt the move. Cheyenne mourns the departure but offers sympathy and gratitude for their service to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Congregational Church
John J. Shingler
West Point
Don Shingler
University of Wyoming
Mire
Shingler
West
Shingle
Shortage of Wheat Flour Threatens Ice Cream Cones
Denver wholesale houses report wartime wheat flour restrictions threaten cone production. A Cheyenne merchant ordered more cones but was told none can be made due to the national food commission limits on wheat flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
National Food Commission
Soldiers Prepare for Frontier Days At Fort Russell
Soldiers at Fort Rus sell practice horsemanship feats for Frontier Days aport as extra attractions alongside regular military stunts. Some exhibitions were shown Sunday for visiting eastern guests in a wild west style preview of the showcase to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Russell
Ford Stolen In Greeley Third Such Theft In Days
Cheyenne peace officers were warned to watch for another Fort car reported stolen in Greeley Colorado on Sunday. It marks the third such theft in the area recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Greeley
Colo
Sundey
Court Bustles With Vagrancy and Drunkenness Fines
Monday's police court saw numerous defendants charged with vagrancy drunkenness traffic and disturbance offenses. Judge Swalngon presided as fines ranging from 5 to 14 dollars were assessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomior
Swalngon
Boyd elgar stores manager to return home Thursday
Word from Wim Melnerney who went to Camp Lewis with the Cheyenne men says he was rejected after a medical examination and will be home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim, Melnerney
Boydelgar
Camp Lewis
Frontier Days to Draw Colorado Crowd Despite No Special Rates
Secretary T Joe Cahill says the 1913 Frontier Days in Cheyenne July 24 26 27 will attract a large Colorado contingent by auto and rail though no special fares are offered due to war traffic and government controls. He notes Denver traders will provide travel conveniences and Cheyenne prepares with decor and lights as cowboys arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
T. Joe Cahill
Citizens' Committee
Cahill
Ganne
Denver
Andom Cheyenne
Cheyenne
Motorata
Frontier Park
Col Short Urges Care Around Fort Russell Horses
Col Short of Fort Russell asks Cheyenne readers to beware while driving near the fort stables. He notes many horses and mules are green and handled by inexperienced men and cautions against motorcycles with open turrets. Cars and motorcycles are banned behind barracks near the stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Short
Fort Russell
State Leader
W. C. Short
25Th Cav
Coma’g
First Consideration in Senate Nomination Emphasizes Unity
The piece argues the priority in candidate selection is alignment with the administration on all major issues. It notes Republican calls to de-emphasize politics in 1918 as war aims take precedence, citing Tribune and Laramie Republican voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tribune
Laramie
Osborne Named as Ideal Senator Candidate by Democrats
The plea urges Republicans to drop partisanship and back John B. Osborne of Rawlins for senator. It notes his consistent support of the administration, past service as governor and congressman, and his earlier role as first assistant secretary of state under Wilson. The call is for a unanimous election of Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lican
Warren
Mondell
Wilson
John B. Osborne
Rawlins
Washington
Osborne
East End Robbery Claim Shocks Secluded Victim
A well dressed man told local citizens he was robbed of 350 dollars by a chance acquaintance who struck him in the eye and rendered him unconscious. Though visibly injured he did not report to the police station.
Omaha Bee sets special rep for Frontier Days trip
G. Hardy of the Omaha Bee reports a special representative will join the South Omaha stockmen arriving by special train for the Frontier Days celebration in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Hardy
Omaha Bee
Cheyenne
South Omaha
Hoover urges less beef use to aid armies
President Hoover appeals for reduced beef consumption amid limited beef supply for the Allies and growing pork availability. He urges hotels and households to cap beef meals and purchases, projecting the program through September 15 and asking public cooperation.
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Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Capitol Ave
U.S
Frontier
Laramie County
Senda
Wyoming
John Shingler
Congregational Church of
Vesta Bridges
Tyson
Demimik Ani
Wasser
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