Social Evening At Carey Home And Cheyenne Club
Informal dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Carey featured Col and Mrs. Walter Short as guests of honor. Miss Umble of Uniontown Pa. joined at luncheon at the Country Club with Miss Lacey and other local friends. Dr. John H. Gower of Denver scheduled for an organ recital at First Methodist Church with a varied program and patronesses listed. The report also notes a Red Cross dance in Ten Sleep with Cheyenne residents in prominent roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Carey
Walter Short
Fort Russell
Colonel Short
Short
Joseph M. Carey
Jiortense Short
Herbert Lacey
Umble
Margaret Umble
Uniontown Pa
Margaret Lacey
John W. Lacey
Miss Lacey
H. Jensen
Howard Baldwin
Detroit
Mich
Guy Jensen
Lieut. Jensen
Albert Jensen
Cheyenne
Melissa and
Lena Brooks
Casper
Miss Jensen
Frontier Kk
Gower
John H. Gower
Denver
First Methodist Church
Archie Allison
Fred Boicem
C. D. Carey
Har- Crain
T. Joe Cahill
Ed L. Crabbe
Dunton
W. T. Dumm
P. P. Evans
H. B. Gates
M. I Hartung
Hi. P. Hynde
W. E. Hinriche
H. M. Jenkins
W. C. Mentzer
C. N. Potter
W .B. Ross
J. F. Rossman
H. S. Ridgely
J. D. Shingle
Arthur Spaulding
N. 8
Thomas
WH. L. Vaughan
Lee
Lillian Blamey
Douglas
Cheyenne Headquarters Set By Arrangement Committee
An arrangement committee established its headquarters in Cheyenne between seasons, signaling ongoing preparations and organizational activity ahead of the next period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangement Committee
Cheyenne
Frontier Week Guests Arrive From Across States to Cheyenne
Mrs Anguish of Morrison Illinois and extended party visit Cheyenne for Frontier week staying with nieces Katheryn and Isabel Boyd and others. The Lees at Blue Bird lodge recover health after Idaho Springs baths. Several groups from Casper Omaha Miles City Denver and Glenrock plan Frontier week visits and relatives tour via motor. Participants include Misses Melissa Lena Brooks Effie Lannen Miss Marie Jordan and families of Jordan Farr Vreeland True and Forsyth with city and ranch connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anguish
Morrison
Katheryn
Isabel Boyd
Frank Lee
Laura Lee
Idaho Springs
Colo
Lees
Blue Bird Lodge
Denver
Dr. Reynolds
Melissa
Lena Brooks
Casper
B. B. Brooks
Cheyenne
Frontier
Misa Evelyn Jensen
Charles D. Carey
Marie Jordan
Effie Lannen
John L. Jordan
Athol Brophy
Frances Armstrong
Omaha
Mrs. Farr
Elvira Farr
Miles City
Montana
Elvira
Ethel Nimmo
Southern Seminary
Buena Vista
Stansbury Thompson
Burke H. Sinclaiy
Lyne
Thompson
Harry A
James B. True
Sinclair
the Plains
A. A. True
Harry A. True, Jr
J. E. Vreeland
Dean
Anna
Booker
Vreelands
R. B. Forsyth
Franeler
John F. Glebel
R. R. Dickson
Charlies
Jacksonville
Fla
Ferdinand
Dickens
Cincinnati
Baptist Church Social Brings Villagers Together Tonight
The young people of the Baptist church host a get acquainted social in the church parlors at 19th and Warren this evening. Fort Russell enlisted men are not specially invited. Refreshments will be served after the program, promising a good time. Willing Workers meet Friday afternoon after the missionary session at Mrs. Lester Randolph’s home. The president Mrs. E Johnston urges strong attendance. The Missionary Circle will also meet this afternoon at Mrs. Randolph’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Warren
Fort Russell
Baptist
Lester Randolph
Johnston
Missionary Circle
Baptist Missionary Circle Society
Mra
City News In Brief Notice Cheyenne Barber Prices Rise
Owing to high living costs all barber shops in Cheyenne have raised prices to 26c for shave and 60c for haircut Ady notes. The Sherman Paint Co announces theater bookings for Amuse and two Los Angeles venues during Frontier Days vacation. Ligier Beauty Parlors advertise services at 1815 Capitol Ave. 7 11 Must Be Of Age Local U S Army recruiting says applicants aged 18 to 21 require legal proof or parental consent. Phone No 8 for messenger. Bad hail report Cheyenne eastward, minimal crop damage noted with hail seen as far as Sidney Neb and eastern Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
United States Army
Sidney
Neb
Wyoming
Homes for Children Wanted in Cheyenne
The Wyoming Humane Society seeks homes for three boys aged 0, 11, and 12. F. W. Burke, Chief Agent, Office Cartel Building. Also notes on coal deliveries, bank closures during Frontier Days, state budget strains, three marriage licenses issued, road condition reports, a trio returning from Yellowstone, and J A Hu ted of the Hereford association preparing for visitors at the ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Humane Society
F. W. Burke
Office Cartel
J. A. Hueted
Wyoming Hereford Association
Hereford Ranch
Cheyenne
Wyoming Fairfax
Ald
Harold Brinker Leads Denver Cheyenne Road Race Contenders
Harold Brinker, Cheyenne speed king, tests the Mercer car on the Denver to Cheyenne course, reporting roads in good condition despite rain risk. He nods to Adams and Weld counties for road repairs, noting the Denver to Greenley leg took 62 minutes, signaling strong pace for Monday’s event under News-Times of Denver auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Brinker
Cheyenne
Denver
Mieyenne
News-Tines of
Mercer
Thut Mederaj
Adams and Weld
Greeley
Frontier Caye Exhibition Opens With Record Contingent
Secretary T Joe Catll of the Frontier committee announced strong turnout for the Frontier Caye exhibition. On opening day there are more contestants and riders in the city than ever before, with crime champions and many newcomers among the entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Joe Catll
The
Frontier Committee
Fronter Caye
Lincoln Highway 66 Mile Section Plated With Phale
State highway commissions report the Lincoln Highway from Waleet to Wamenttor a 66 mile stretch has been covered with a good coating of phale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waleet
Wamenttor
Denver Creations Camp for Soldiers Near City
A large army recuperation camp for American soldiers is planned near Denver, in the foothills toward Aurora and Cheyenne, costing 1.7 million dollars. Denver citizens donated land for the camp, to be named Denver General Hospital, with extensive buildings and facilities for medical care, rest, and Red Cross services, employing over 1,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allors
Denver
Aurora
Clong
Cheyenne
American Medical Association
J. A. Guthrie
Chicago
W. C. Gorgas
United States Army
Medical Association
France
Denver General Hospital
Colorado
Red Cross
Hospital Corps
Wyoming
Americas’ Medical Society
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Today
American League results show New York 1 Detroit 3, Philadelphia 1 Cleveland 5, Chicago 3 tied with 3, St Louis 6 Washington 1. National League games include St Louis 5 New York 8, Chicago 2, Brooklyn 3, Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 1 and a noted no game for Cincinnati Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Bkovton
St. Louis
Washington I
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Boston
Pet
Cinelonath
Brooklyt
Hoston
Eeeerdewne
Pittaburg
Louis
Judge Potter remodels wing into apartment for daughter
Judge C N Potter is remodeling the south wing of his home into a cozy apartment to be occupied by Mrs Walter B H Dunton daughter of Judge and Mrs Potter who has returned from Rock Springs to Cheyenne to make her home. Work is underway on the new home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Holliday on Pebrican street between eighteenth and nineteenth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Potter
Walter BH. Dunton
Potter
Rock Springs
Cheyenne
Clarence Holliday
Two More Gals For The Stat
On Allegvet 5 a new call will send 100 Wyoming men to training camp for active army service. State Provost Marshal Ray K Olde forwards numbers to county boards with five men per county, four from Goshen Park Uinta Washakie Weston due to population. A second call for 16 colored men to Camp Lewis includes Laramie County and others, with state totals by county. Registrants aged 1018 may volunteer if fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Ray K. Olde
Goshen, Park
Uinta
Washakie
Weston
Camp Lewis
Clase A
Laramie County
Sweetwater
Ore
Albany
Carbon
Wet Springs
Nutrona
Sheridan
Fremont
Big Horn
Crook
Gooden
Washable
Winss
Jane
St Louis Women Guard Food Prices Against Profiteering
The St Louis Woman's central committee on food conservation, led by Mrs George Gellhorn, mobilizes 50 volunteers per district to check grocers monthly for fair prices. They compare listings with United States Food Administration data, report profiteers to the city committee, and coordinate a Hoover store, emergency kitchen, and a 40 000 strong patriotic food show while running a visiting Housekeeper service and extensive speakers bureau reaching 640 local audiences and 45 external cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
George Gellhorn
S. Louis
United States Food Committee of
Rain Floods Buckingham House Cellar and Local Roads
Damage from heavy rain floods the Buckingham house cellar at 25 Capitol Avenue and harms lawns across the area. City workers inspect conditions and look for measures. Reports note washouts on roads north of Cheyenne and widespread water effects but limited rain south of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iastaight
Buckingham House
Capitol Avenue
Uy P
Chayenne
Frontier Red Cross Sale For Benefit During Frontier Week
Members of the Frontier committee arranged a major fundraiser with daily auctions in front of the grandstand. Each afternoon a pole auction of horses, cattle, and sheep will support the Red Cross, with several cartloads of stock donated for the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Committee
Red Cross
Ulbeie Salen
PARADE ANNOUNCED FOR SATURDAY IN TOWN
Jon Cabil, secretary of the Prowtier committee, says wine to Dever is morning top make arrangements for a big parade to be held there on Saturday. Advertisements note Propiter 1:6 allow next week. Auto drivers broncho busters and others will join the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Jon Cabil
Prowtier
Dever
Community Chorus Meeting Led by J L Rockwell Sunday
A community chorus will meet at the high school gymnasium with J L Rockwell directing and drilling the members for the Citizens Efficiency association gathering next Sunday. The Municipal band will provide accompaniments at City Park where two prominent speakers are scheduled to address attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonjeht
Ehool Gymnseinin
J. L. Rockwell
Citizen's Efficiency Association
City Park
Theatre plans loom for Cheyenne Lions meeting
Cheyenne considered a first class theater for road shows and a large auditorium on Capitol Ave. Atlas and Capitol Ave manager Bradley outlined a project to rebuild Capitol Ave theater with Lions Club support. A committee led by Dan Barkedale will study the proposal and report. The club planned seat sales to raise about 7000 dollars with prices 25, 20 and 10 dollars. Other committees eyed travel improvements on the Lions Trail and a Young Men's Literary Club discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Bradley
Atlas
Capitol Ave
Lions Club
W. EB. Dineen
Headley
Lionas
Young Mens Literary Club
Furry
Forster
Hartung
Laramie
Albany County
Laramie County
Weather summary from July 18 1915 report
The Weather Bureau notes a clear day with a normal temperature of 68 degrees, actual mean 69, and no change in the last 24 hours. Highest 77 at 5 PM, lowest 40 at 6:20 AM, total precipitation since January 1st 11.94 inches, rainfall in the last 24 hours 0.12 inches, wind from NE up to 6 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Bowie
Proper shoes urged for women farmers by suffrage leader
Boston's Mrs. Stanley McCormick, second vice president of the National American Suffrage Association, urges women entering farm labor to wear sturdy, well fitting boots for balance and health. She says the work demands strong feet and a good spine, and notes form work shaped like English boots and American attractions for practical wear. She believes women have a definite place in farming and expects many to join, with tools adapted to lighter weight if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley McCormick
Boston
National American Suffrage Association
Woman's Committee
Council of National Defense
Farmeretiv
Floyd clerk returns from Camp Lewis after exam failure
William Mednerney, manager of the Floyd clear stores, went to Camp Lewis with the War contingent of Laramie County. He was among 400 men who failed to pass the examination and were sent home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Melnétney
Floyd Claar
Camp Lewisith
Laramie County
Steel
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Dr. Gower
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Ruinstein
Columbia
H. R. Millard
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Henry
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Batiste
Light Brigade
Bergen
Wesley
Kumm
Citizens Bank
Cheyenne, Wyo
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
City News
Apital Coal Company
Cahill & Holliday, Proprietors
Sherman Paint Co
Carl Ray
Amuse Theater Cororation
Amuse
Los Angeles
Sherman
I. H. Cominsky
New York City
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Elmer Bell
Elmer
H. A. Lyon
Chas. H. Hoover
Big Springs
Ida Heing
Wm. M. Cruse
Fort Collins
Hazel Jackson
Washington, Kans
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Parsons, Kans
J. J. Showalter
Colorado Springs
Park
Stephen Bon
Mildred How
Cecil Bon
Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake
Ogden
Pocatello
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