Social Garden Party and Local Events Adorn Kensington Home
A garden flower display brightened Mrs. Nagel’s Kensington home as Miss Mary Harris of Fayette Missouri visited her uncle H B Harris. Miss Maude Rodgers sang with accompanist Miss Pauline Schmidt. a guessing contest and tea concluded the afternoon hosted by Mrs. Nagel and Mrs. Harris. Attendees included May Caverly Loretta Stapelton Margaret Harris Pauline Schmidt Maxine Taylor Elizabeth Nagel and Margaret Harris. Jewish Circle plans a Fraternal hall card party next Wednesday afternoon with public invitation. Dr and Mrs Conway returned from the Elke Jubilee in Denver. Beatrice Fisher of Green River visiting Cheyenne, joining W M Jeffers for a few days. The note ends with a reference to informal entertainment surrounding the approaching event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagel
Mary Harris
Fayette
H. B. Harris
Miss Harris
May Caverly
Loretta Stapelton
Maude Rodgers
Margaret Harris
Pauline Schmidt
Maxine Taylor
Elizabeth Nagel
Beatrice Fisher
Green River
Omaha
Cheyenne
W. M. Jeffers
Visiting List Updates From Denver Elks Jubilee
Mr. and Mrs. BE J Kelley return from Denver after the Elks Jubilee. Mis Jonnie Forsman and mother plan an extended visit in Longmont Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. William Morrow and Kaby come back from Denver then head home to Scottsbluffs Saturday. Ned and Mrs Morrow also visited Mrs Morrow’s sister Mrs Mary Congdon and Miss Charline Rockellig in Denver this week. Miss Artist of Denver visits aunt Mrs A Christensen. Mrs J A Sigler and Mrs B M Taylor are in Denver this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. J. Kelley
Denver
Mis
Jonnie Forsman
Mother
Goon
Longmont
Colorado
William Morrow
Kaby
Scottsbluffs
Ned
Mrs. Morrow
A. Christensen
Church Circles and Church Socials Parade This Week
Church notices report a Congregational picnic at Lake Minnetonka with afternoon and supper times. A cradle roll party for Methodist mothers and babies is set for next Wednesday at Mrs D R Kimport's home. Baptist Young People's Union holds a business meeting and social. Kensington circle hosts a gathering at Mrs J F Meyer’s home. Knights of Columbus hall hosts a car party planning session and light refreshments. Guild of St Marks holds a work meeting at the Parish House as the Methodist Sunday school enjoys an afternoon activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
D. R. Kimport
Kinport
H. H. Wolfer
R. H. Dutcher
Mother Goose
Kensington
J. F. Meyer
The
Altar and Rosary Society
Knights of Columbus’ Hall
Thomas Cobry
W. BE. Mullen
L. R. Breanahen
Guild of St. Mark's
Mystic Maze Club gathers for sewing and tea
The tadiva of the Mystic Mage club met Mrs. William Border for a pleasant season of sewing and visiting. Nasturtiums scented the living room and a platter of peas adorned the tea table. The next meeting with Mrs. Christensen will be in two weeks and officer elections, postponed yesterday, will occur. Members present included Mesdames Richardson Hanesworth Penman Christensen Nagel Ed Gnam and McCain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Maze Club
Tadiva
Mystic Mage Club
William Border
Christensen
Mise Artist
Denver
Mesdames Richardson
Hanesworth
Penman
Nagel
Gnam
McCain
Came Here Sick Dies Alone in Arcola Section House
Panke George a Roumanian laborer was found dead outside the Arcola section house by the foreman's wife yesterday afternoon. He had ridden the Burlington from Chicago with four others, arriving Monday, and was sick upon arrival. The sheriff and coroner’s office investigated. no inquest is likely. Body at Clyde Barry's undertaking establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panke George
Arcola
Beard
Justice Edwards
Clyde Harry
George
Chicago
Burlington
Clyde Barry
Jones Confident of Senate Confirmation for Federal Reserve Post
Washington July 16 Admin istration senators pressed to unite Democratic critics for Thomas Jones Chicago to join the Federal Reserve Board. A senator predicted Jones will be confirmed by a two vote majority. Judiciary committee will push the Clayton anti trust bill with aims to finish early next week. Interstate Trade Commission bill also discussed in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Administration
Thomas Jones
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Jones
Senate Judiciary Committee
Interstate Trade Commission
Senate
Heat Wave Racks Up Record Summer Temperatures
Oklahoma and western Arkansas endured a brutal heat wave with Tulsa reaching 108 degrees the season high. Muskoge, 107. Fort Smith 104. Oklahoma City 102 as temps surged across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Mercury
Tulsa
Okla
Muskogee
Fort Smith
Ark
Tommy Halligan Dies At 46 After Illness At St. John’s
Thomas F. Halligan, 46, died last night about 11 at St. John’s hospital. A longtime figure in town, he once worked at Kabis cafe and later ran the lunch counter at the Capitol Bar. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Halligan
St. John’s Hospital
Halligan
Capitol Bar
Roosevelt Attacks Whitman in 2,500 Word Statement
Theodore Roosevelt issues a lengthy charge against District Attorney Charles E. Whitman claiming Whitman is tricky and insincere. He likens Whitman's stance toward Republican bosses to John M Dix against Democratic bosses and warns Whitman would be undesirable as governor if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles 8. Whitman
New York
Whitman
Dix
Airman Tops Altitude Test in German Flight
In Selpsw Germany on July 16 the barograph on Heinrich Oelertch’s biplane showed an ascent of 26 246 feet, just 164 feet shy of five miles, confirming a high altitude record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selpsw
Germany
Heinrich Oelertch
Hie
President Wilson suffers indigestion cancels meetings
Washington July 16 President Wilson had a light attack of indigestion today and canceled his engagement. He planned no conferences with New York businessmen and was to meet congressmen on patronage questions. The president attended Secretary Lane's birthday dinner last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
New York
Lane
Nurse under surveillance in murder case in Auburn
Detectives watch nurse Mya Eva J. Rinehart Kinkead at her Auburn home awaiting an interview with Placer County District Attorney Alfred Clark about the January death of Kathleen Bluett and the removal of Bluett’s body to Reno. A San Francisco chemist examines organs from the exhumed body while notices name Kinkead as executrix of Bluett’s estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Josh
Cal
Mya
Eva J. Rinehart Kinkead
Alfred Clark
Placer County
Kathleen Fitzgeraldluett
Clark
Kinkead
Value of North American skunks to trappers noted
The U S department of agriculture reports common skunks earn about 1% of states protect. In 1911 two million skunks were sold in London with many skins dyed and sold back as sable. Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Missouri Kansas New York New Jersey Delaware New Hampshire Maine Vermont North Carolina cited.
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Washington
United States
Europe
United States Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Missouri
Kansas
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
New Hampshire
Maine
Virtmiont
North Carolina
Department
London
Reformatory Burns as 400 Girls Escape in Geneva
Four hundred girls at the Geneva state reformatory watched a blaze cause about 10000 dollars in damage to the administration building. All inmates obeyed the fire drill and lined up at roll call with none missing. Only five girls and two matrons were in the building when the fire started from an unknown origin. The rest of the inmates stayed in cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Lil
State Reformatory
Misa Carrie O'Connor
KC Marble Pudding Recipe From Boston Cooking School
Marble pudding recipe by Janet McKenzie Hill describes steaming a two color batter with KC Baking Powder. Ingredients include flour sugar eggs butter chocolate and water, with a marbled mold and forty five minutes steaming. Published with KC Cook's Book promotion by Jaquce Mig Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Cowboy killed in Wyoming range near Buffalo
George Mull a Buffalo area cowboy employed by K. L. Dana was found dead about a half mile from the Anderson place after being thrown from a saddle horse while attempting to rope another mount. The 30s year old man, well regarded, died from a broken neck. a rope and gun were missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mull
Johnnie Mull
Western Livestock
Wyoming
Man who shot officer receives long penitentiary term
Chester Falk, 19, pleaded guilty in district court to assault with intent to commit burglary after nearly killing Officer Webb during his arrest in Sheridan Wye. Judge Parmelee sentenced him to three to seven years at Rawlins State Penitentiary with hard labor. parole was denied. Falk to be moved to the penitentiary soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wye
Lin Chester Falk
Webb
Rawlins
Falk
Young Falk
Secur Hia
Taft Discontinued and Post Office Changes
Official guide notes post office changes including discontinuations and renamings. Woodrow entries appear for multiple states including Col Utah N M Net N C Fla Mont Ore Tex with Banville renamed Woodrow Fremont Idaho and Taft changes in N C. Tariffville Tennessee Ryan Missouri Theodore Kentucky and New York Evening Sun references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow
Col
Utah
N.M
Net
N.C
Fla
Mont
Ore
Tex
Banville
Mla
Fremont
Idaho
Taft
In. Bo
Tariffville
Tenn
Ryan
N. Mo
Theodore
Wilson Colt
New York Evening Sun
New Haven Directors Vote Not to Sell Shares to Massachusetts
New Haven railroad directors, in a unanimous decision, refuse to sell stock to Massachusetts. The vote follows state-imposed terms requiring a purchaser to offer shares back to the state at a stated time. The involved La Hoston Maine railroad certificate carries the stipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Haven
Massachusetts
Maine Railroad
Railway engineers and firemen reject mediation call
General managers of 98 railways west of Chicago demanded government mediation to settle a wage dispute for 55 000 engineers and firemen. Workers' representatives, who had voted to strike, refused mediation and pushed the issue back to managers for the next move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Old Relic of Trapper Days Found Near Palmer Homestead
A three foot high stump near the Gua Palmer homestead south of the city yielded a disc shaped top and long wood handles suggesting tanning tides. An old army musket, a Smith & Wesson pistol circa early models, bones including deer prongs and mountain sheep head were found in a nearby cave. The relics, linked to old trapper days, were reported by C. P. Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gua Palmer Lomestead
Ted Muttes
Lamolle Republican
Stu
Smith & Wesson
T. W
C. P. Arnold
Susie Lowry Moves to Union Association
Chevenny remains able to supply the leagues with strong material. Susie Lowry, noted for work in the center garden for the Woodmen In the City league, has been called to Great Falls to join the Montanans in the Union association. Last year he played an errorless City league game and his current record is perfect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevenny
Susie Lowery
Woodmen
Great Falla
Montanans
Union Association
Camera Corrects Bandit Story Inaccuracies
The Kemmerer Camera disputes Leader reports on Whitney and associates after Charley Manning's train holdup death. It notes false claims of bank robbery at Cokeville, Big Piney stage robbery, and Dalton shootings, arguing the cited exploits did not occur and detailing corrections of officer pursuit accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Whitney
Charley Manning
Pendleton
Ore
Lincoln County
Cokevill State Bank
Big Piney
Pete Olson
Marshall Hansen
Butch Dalton
Hansen
Dalton
Rawlins Penlitentiary
Rich McMinn
Visit to Denver by Mrs A L Ger and Kennedy Parties
Mrs A L Ger and Mr and Mrs Bert Kennedy traveled to Denver yesterday for a brief visit with friends. The trip involved a short stay and return plans discussed among the party in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
A. L. Ger
Impressive Dedication Planned for Fort Sanders Monument
The dedication of a monument marking the Fort Sanders site in Laramie Wyoming is set for Saturday at 10 o clock. Governor Carey will speak and participate in the unveiling with a program including invocations, songs, a cornet solo and remarks by Carey. Citizens are invited. autos are encouraged for a procession from the university to the monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sanders
Carey
Laramie
Wyo
Fort Buford
Jaeygaert Larnemie
Daughters of the American Revolution
Conteitine
Union Fe Eific
Alte
Laramie Valley
John Ralph Voris
Presbyterian Church
R. B. Fiteh
Cornet
Henry Nagel
Loula A. Kreilly
Joseph Maull Carey
America
Orth Sion
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Joy
Flower
L. A. Tyson
Mrs. Conway
Sloan's Lake Inet
Charline Rockellig
Mire
J. A. Sigler
B. M. Taylor
Congregational Picnic
Congregational Church
Lake Minnehaha
Methodist
Methodist Sunday School
the New Buechner. Jewelry Co. Mnufacturing
Tommy Halligan
Roosevelt
Sable
Jaquce Mig
Susie” Lowry
Union
Bret OO
Taylor
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