Society Celebrates Careys Quiet Anniversary Dinner
The Cheyenne society page recalls Mrs. Joseph M. Carey’s thirtieth birthday anniversary with a dinner at the Carey home and gifts in her honor. Other events include a tea at the Country club hosted by Miss Kintz, an informal picnic at Sloan's Lake for Fred L. Thompson's office staff, and a Pershing Delphian society meeting honoring General Pershing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Carey
Carey
Maddie Huston
A. Huston
Dean Thornberry
Laramie
Charles Carey
Elizabeth
Lauree Carey
Gove
Grace Campbell
J. A. Devine
Minseae Umble
Uniontown
Fred L. Thompson
The
Livestock Commission
Sloan's Lake
John Cable
Jennie McCafferty
Lilie Grunden
Gertrude Thompson
Helen Thompson
Visiting List Highlights Regional House Guests
Judge and Mrs. J M Carey return from Charles Carey ranch with Charles Carey and two daughters. Miss Helen McDonough visits Cheyenne with father T B McDonough. Isabel Boyd arrives from Morril Til to spend summer with family. Julia Palmer of Casper visits Miss Lois Marble. Mr and Mrs J W Robertson from Hopkinsville Ky stay with Ralph Robertson during Frontier week while en route to the coast. R J Turner and Will Reid hosted by Mrs Reid and Will Reid at the Land Office. Mrs Tunnicliffe with Everett visit Cheyenne en route from Manhattan Kan. Mrs Tunnicliffe and Mrs Reid are sisters. Mrs John Morrison visiting at William Falloon ranch near Fort Collins. Mrs A K Smith with daughter Mrs Albert McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Carey
Charles Carey
Helen McDonough
Cheyenne
T. B. McDonough
Rock Springs
State Hospital
Misa Isabel Boyd
H. N. Boyd
Morr
Kathryn Boyd
Julia Palmer
Casper
Lois Marble
J. W. Robertson
Hopkinsville
Frontier
Ralph Robertson
R. J. Turner
Riwlings
Land Office
Reid
Tunnicliffe
Everett
Rawlins
Manhattan
Kan
Will Reid
Reld
Slaters
John Morrison
William Falloon
Fort Collins
Mra A. K. Smith
Albert McGuire
Red Cross announces garment rooms open for workers
The Red Cross garment rooms, closed for a month, will reopen this afternoon at 1:30 for permanent work. Many hands are needed to complete July's quota of 100 gauze compresses and 1400 pada. The chapter thanks the CC 8 club for a bolt of gauze and notes retiree Mrs. Galen A. Fox will stay on duty until a successor is appointed. Dr. Fox has received a medical commission and may be called to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen A. Fox
Fox
Medical Department of the
Denver Post to Present Saddle for Frontier Days Champion
The 1918 Frontier Days will run July 24 to 27 with federal control halting Union Pacific from funding a $500 saddle prize. The Denver Post offers a $600 saddle to the champion rough rider and a silver cup for the ladies relay winner, maintaining its traditional support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Frontier Days
Denver Post
U.S
Post
Woman's devotion to home cited as health issue
Mothers bear heavy duties despite illness and suffer headaches, backache, and nervousness. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is praised as the long tried remedy restoring health after other treatments fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Families Prepare for Cherokee Departure
The article notes two children planning to leave late this week for Cherokee. It states Orville Woods, a non commissioned gunner on the battleship Utah, has a fifteen day furlough spent in Cheyenne with his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee
Orville Wods
Utah
Cheyenne
Charles Woods
Past Matron Club Plans Afternoon Meeting
The Past Matron’s club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Adam Schilling. Sunshine Society held a social at Mrs. John W. Howard’s home with 18 members and 4 visitors. Fragrant carnations decorated the room as guests sewed and visited. tea was served at five by the hostesses and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Schilling
Sunshine Social Meeting
Sunshine Society
John W. Howard
Howard
W. M. Leonard
T. C
Rabble
Frank Clark
Roberts
Granita Canyon
J. F. Jenkins
Jett Nash
T. B. McDonough
Church and church group notices in Cheyenne
The Girl's Friendly Society of St. Mark's held a business meeting in the Parish house. The Baptist Young People's Union plans a Friday evening social in church parlors inviting church youth, Cheyenne residents, and Fr. Russell soldiers. Mrs. Lester Randolph to entertain the Baptist Mission Circle Friday afternoon. Open air union services are set for City Park Sunday evening with ongoing Sunday programs postponed until summer meetings end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl's Friendly Society of
St. Mark’s
BP. U
Baptist Young Peoples' Union
Cheyenne
Russell
Baptist Mission Circle
Lester Randolph
City Park
Churches of
Frontier Duya decoration graces Cheyenne city buildings
The Cheyenne fire station and the city hall and police station display the Frontier Duya decorations with a prominent American flag. Allied flags appear in tasteful bunting as the two buildings celebrate the event and express well wishes to the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
City Hall
Etigne
Officers catch alleged forger in Cheyenne
Jack Morgan, a former master mechanics timekeeper, is jailed in Cheyenne awaiting court action after allegedly forging colleagues names to their checks. He was captured in Denver and returned with deputy Geo Carroll, carrying two forged checks for 150 and 30 dollars. Morgan previously faced a Denver statutory charge and claimed enlistment failure kept him from the army. A. C. Campbell of Casper visited Cheyenne yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Mechanic'n Office
U. P
Jack Morgan
Isiow
Cheyenne
Denver
Geo. Carroll
Colorado City
Morgan
Master Mechanics
A. R. Thompson Fixtures Company
Expanded homestead entries open after August 10 in Wyoming
A government order allows homesteaders to claim up to 320 acres or enlarge 160-acre holdings to 320 acres in designated lands across Wyoming after August 10. The Interior Department listed eligible blocks, focusing on dry farming suitability. no entries before that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Interior Department
Washington
Cheyenne Land District
North Range
Wert
Bex
N. Wyn. Elm
N. W
Axik' Geabe
Over the Top War Imagination Promotes Iron Tonic
A home front appeal urges all Americans to back troops overseas with vigor and health. It promotes Irontic Tablets from Dr. Pierce as a blood builder with iron and herbal extracts to restore pep vim and vitality for workers and homemakers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo, N. Y
More Candidates Filing Petitions For State Offices
Petition activity rises ahead of the primary as diverse candidates file with the secretary of state. Acting Governor Frank Moux seeks the Democratic nomination for governor, Congressman Mondell aims for renomination on the Republican ticket, J L Jordan of Underwood seeks state treasurer, and Geo W Perry of Sheridan also pursues state treasurer on the Republican side. County figures include J C Underwood seeking re election as state senator from Laramie County and F S Osborne of Hillsdale seeking a Republican seat in the House. Other counties see multiple entrants, signaling broad candidate interest ahead of elections. Call Leader office for news and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of
Frank Moux
Mondell
Congress
J. L. Jordan
Underwood
Geo. W. Perry
Sheridan
J. C. Underwood
Laramie County
Sha F. ©. Osborne
Hillsdale
House of Representatives
Local Personal Visitors Stop in Cheyenne Yesterday
E A Jones from Laramie and J B Mughes from Albin visited Cheyenne yesterday. Ed Freeman of Watcott joined George Olson and Albert Olson of Afton. J A Brooks traveled from Torrington for business. Mrs H E Dudley came from the ranch to see her husband off to join the army. Wo Irwin visited from a ranch near Albin. Ted Peston of Lester and C Shepherd of Little Bear were among out of town guests, with Mason of Hanne and Mrs J M Haitt of Wheatland also in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Jones
Laramie
J. EB. Mughes
Albin
Ed Freeman
Watcott
George Olson
Albert ‘Olson
Afton
J. A. Brooks
Torrington
Notable visitors stops in Cheyenne area
In Cheyenne a few days Mr and Mrs Howard Dudley of Albin visited. D C Lokeebacker of Burns returned home after a visit. A A Spaugh prominent banker of Douglas with county interests visited a few days for business. H L Swift and wife of Saratoga were among out of town visitors in Cheyenne yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Howard Dudley of
Albin
D. C. Lockeebacker
Burns
A. A. Spaugh
Douglas
H. L. Swift
Saratoga
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Society
Celcretes
Inner Party
California
Frank L. Houwx
Misa Vera Hous
John E. Osborne
Charles Blydenburgh
William Jr
Margaret Kintz
Miss Kintz
Kathryn Kintson
Charles J. Ohnhoug
Charlotte Evans
Pershing Delphian Society
Delphian Society
Mary Carpenter
Miss Carpenter
Mildred McIntosh
General Pershing
St. Mark's
Lakeview Cemetery
Brady
Jolly
Dr. Strader
BED
Chobs News
What Is
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Callie AL
Bache
Beast
Albert W. Kah
Buffalo
N. Y
Gustave A. Klaengracber
St. Paul
Minn
B. J. Dennis
St. Louis
8. A. Duchanan
Philadelphia
J. G. Bimpeon
Chicago
Ill
R. 0
Eakildson
Omaha
Neb
L. R. Robinson
Kansas City
Edwin F. Pardee
New York City
N. B. Biser
Brooklyn
A. C. Campbell
Citizens Bank
Cheyenne, Wyo
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