Potter Family Camping Trip Near Rock Springs
Cheyenne residents Judee and Mrs N Potter plan a summer camping outing to Rock Springs with son in law Mr Walter Dunton and Edith Dunton of Rutland Vermont. They will stay at a ranch cottage near Elkhorn post office for a month of fishing and hunting with extended family friends joining by car for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
punton-Pottee
Judee
Mra. N. Potter
Cheyenne
Rock Springs
Rock Spring
Walter B. Dunton
Mr. Dunton
Lander
Visitor Miss Fay Walker Heads to Billings After Visit
Miss Fay Walker of New York City departed after a month with her aunt Mrs. Lee Bristol. She left last night on the Burlington train bound for Billings Montana.
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Fay Walker
New York City
Homar
Lee Bristol
Burlington
Billings
Mont
Augusta Fisher
Cheyenne
Lawrence McGuire
Woman's Clubs Meetups and Social Events
The article covers society gatherings including Mrs. J. Dobbins hosting a Monday bridge at her home with a summer luncheon, plans for Past Matron's Club events hosted by Mrs. Bri. W. Devine, and the A.M. 8. club annual frolic at Hereford Grove with a motor drive and beefsteak fry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. J. Dobbins
Bri. W. Devine
O. Bf. 8
Menine
Judilee
Hereford Grove
Huge Man Eating Shark Nets Off New Jersey Coast
A nine and a quarter foot gray man eating shark weighing 25 pounds was caught off Belford New Jersey by Paul Parnon after a fierce net battle. Twelve newborn pups eighteen inches long were found inside its stomach. Authorities believe a shoal of man eaters lurks near the Jersey shore.
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New Jersey
Belford
N. J
Paul Parnon
Jersey Shore
Local families greet guests during spring visits and tours
A long list of residents and relatives from Cheyenne, Lincoln, Omaha, and other Nebraska towns are traveling or visiting relatives in Cheyenne. The notes mention Irene Smite, Maude Upton, Ada Johnston Farmer, Albert Jensen, C. A. Beach, George Lesche, Mina Nell Leache, Harold M., Harold, and Dolph Yankee among others enjoying vacations, motor tours, and social events with family ties in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Beach
The
Mail Service
Omaha
Lincoln
Weeping Water
Nebraska
Federal Building
George Lesche
Mina Nell Leache
Cheyenne
John &, Foley
Foley
Dolph Yankee
Sheridan
Prontier
Wry
H. A. Ployd
Local social notices from Cheyenne and area events
Families and guests visit Cheyenne area during Frontier Days season with trips to Cherokee Park and Colorado Springs. Mrs Baldwin and baby join Miss Jensen visiting relatives in Cheyenne. Mrs Ball and child visit Mrs Minnie Stuart. Miss Nimmo and Miss Mary Kittleman head to Colorado Springs for Frontier Days guests. Bishop Thomas party enjoys an outing at Hetes Park with relatives and friends. Decorate!
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James Ball
Baby
Louviers
Colo
David Nimmo
Mary Nimmo
Betty Hiner
Colorado Springs
Mary Kittleman
Betty Davidson
Nimmo
Riher
Thomas
Edward Prince
Guy Noll
Prince
Bishopstowe
Hetes Park
Ladies of Help One Another Hold Thursday Meeting
A Ladies of Help One Another club session gathered Thursday afternoon at 60 East Lincoln Way to discuss local needs and plan community support activities.
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Mra. F. J. Douglas
Ladies of the Help One Antoher Club
East Lincoln Way
D A R Meeting Scheduled at Carnegie Library
The Cheyenne chapter of the D A R will hold a July 20 meeting at 4 o clock in the woman's room of the Carnegie library. Members are specially requested to attend.
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Ptenté
St. Mark's
Minnehake Park
Witea
Cheyenne
Carnegie Library
Cheyenne C T U Plans Wednesday Meeting and Dues
The Cheyenne Woman's Christian Temperance Union schedules a Wednesday afternoon session at Til East Twenty-second street featuring officer elections and dues payments as key items.
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Cheyenne W. C.T. U
Evenge
W.c. TU
Mia
M. M. Mackinder
East Twenty-second Street
St. Mark's Bake Sale Planned for Saturday
The ladies of St. Mark's will hold a bake sale Saturday at the Union Mercantile store. King Daughters plan a fete at Sloan's Lake Thursday afternoon, an annual event anticipated for weeks. Hostesses include Mrs. Maing, Miss Mrubaker and Miew Hiiwe UWirich.
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St. Mark's
Union Mercantile Store
Pienie
Sloan's Lake
Mrs. Maing
Miss Mrubaker
Miew Hiiwe Uwirich
Willard WCTU Meeting At Library Auditorium
An important Willand WCTU business meeting is set for 2 50 PM in the library auditorium with a large attendance urged. The YP Sapte c T U will hold its regular evening meeting at Capitol avenue HQ featuring a short program and Edward Paullmith presenting a talk on his bid to walk from New York to San Francisco to waiting for the Orient.
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Frances Willard W
Baptist Missionary Society Met in Venice Parlor
The Baptist Missionary Society will gather in the church parlors at three this afternoon in Venice. Hostesses include Mrs Williams Mrs Grainger and Mrs Gorsnoes with George P Knight serving as official decorator. Contact Ro McGa'ferty at 6141 for details.
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Hapilet
Baptist Missionary Society
Venice Day
le Meadames Williams
Grainger and Gorsnoes
Protecting Baby During Summer
Practical advice for new mothers on protecting infants in hot weather. Emphasizes morning airing, cool baths, dash of starch to prevent prickly heat, mosquito nets, and light clothing. Recommends naps in cool rooms, splash baths to reduce temperature, and careful feeding during heat waves.
New Food Tips for Hot Weather Care
The New York Evening Telegram advises cautious diet changes in hot weather to avoid upsetting stomachs. It urges mothers to take extra precautions so babies stay comfortable during heat waves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Telegram
Parasol Interior Decoration Trend Surfaces in Fashion
The Kansas City Star notes a trend of decorating parasols on the inside rather than the exterior. Handwork at home yields interior designs, often small and delicate. Decorations include hand painted motifs or appliques of birds or flowers attached to the inner shade with milliner glue.
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Kansas City Star
Manufacturing Debtors and the Court
From the London Globe Mr Justice Horridge laments debt creation by credit and notes “they manufacture debtors for this court.” A humorous aside recalls a peer claiming his son Lord Bigewater owes money to a tailor and the tailor’s quick reply about no hurry for payment.
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London Globe
Justice Horridge
Somehays
Bigewater
Fragmented Verse Notes on Love and Joy
A quirky collection of mixed phrases about love, marriage, jealousy, and wealth, with wordplay and misspellings. It mentions lovers, neighbors, dogs, and the idea that misery loves company and money can govern hearts. The text includes playful chants like Decorate and Vroom ten.
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Archie May
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A. W. Preneh
Prifpte Hospital
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Misa_Claudia Taylor
Bagea
Daiber
New York
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Peter McFarlane
T. A. Kent
A. W. Barber
Denver
St. Luke's Hospital
Kent
Wiealasippi
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Miss and
O'Connell
Edna Glenn
Captain Glenn
National Guard
Camp Kendrick
Arthur Parker
Powell
H. A. Floyd
Public Utilities Commission
In Hock Springs
Mise Evelyn Jensen
Detroit
Mich
Mra. Howard Heldwin
Percy Smi
Irene
SaseashGlatts
Mise Maude Upton
Pocatello
Idaho
Yellowstone Park
Mrs. BE
F. Chandler
Mr. Chandler
Chandler
Miss Upton
Ada Johnston Farmer
Portland
Ore
Johnston
Albert Jensen
Mra. Farmer
William Plans
Hattiesburg
Misa
Mr. Haas
Mra
Missie Haas
Alles Lillian
Warold Birador
University Place
Neb
Masder Harold
Crete
William Mase
Messrs
Guy
Baldwin
Miss Jensen
HH. Jensen
Ruth Jensen
A. HH. Doane
Miss Doane
Herbert Doane
Cherokee Park
Alice Howard
Laramie
Grace Raymond Hobard
Mre. G. A Campbell of
J. A. Kirkpatrick Insurance and
Heal Retail
Carey Ave
George P. Knight
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
West Seventeenth Street
New York Evening Tele
Gram
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Sam Levesson
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