Local Social Roundup and Visits Across Town
A list of guests visiting Mrs Elizabeth Hawes from Vermont includes srs A Paine, rMs William Leech, Miss Evelyn Leach, and Mr Charles Snow. Mr and Mrs Snow hosted a dinner. Other locals host or visit, with Mrs Johnson and four children staying at East Twentieth Street. Mrs Kelley of Davenport visits her parents, Miss Ruth Chapman attends University of Jaranlé, and Misses Louise and Elizabeth Lacey plan a card party for Mr James Reardon. Propriety medicines are discussed as doctors prescribe proprietary remedies like Lydia Pinkham’s Compound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srs
A. Wi. Paine
rMs
Wiliam Leech
Evelyn” Leach
Charles Snow
Elizebeth Hawes
Pair- Jey
Vermont
Jénnie Hosford
Aw, Snow
Elizabeth Hawes
George Johnson
Mr. Calloway
East Twentieth Street
Ms. Johnson
Lilly Whipple
Paris Fashion Hints White Cerpon Cloth Gown At Home
White cerpon cloth gown with white embroidery linked to a guest visit for the summer at Miss Ruth Lacey's home in Alabama. Mrs. Harry Ruff and two children return from a visit with her parents in Evanston. A newborn born to Mr and Mrs Ayaaaatee, Capitol meat market staff. Mount Mellick club meeting postponed two weeks at Mrs Otto Snyder home. midsummer clearance sale of oxfords Jenkins Shoe Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham
Alabama
Ruth Lacey
Harry Ruff
HL Ayaaaatee
M On
Capitol
Mount Mellick Club
Otto Snyder
Oxfords
Jenkins Shoe CO
Fire department has busy eighteen hours in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne fire department faced a busy period within eighteen hours. Incidents included a rubbish fire at Twenty fourth street and Central avenue with no damage, shingles ignited in Union Pacific yard, an overheated stove at 2410 Carey avenue causing floor damage and about 50 dollars in losses, and rubbish burning near Colorado and Southern roundhouse after 2 PM yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Twenty-fourth Street
Centartral Avenue
Union Pacific
Edgar Boice
Carey Avenue
Clearance Sale at Jenkins Shok C6
You can save a dollar or better by visiting our clearance sale at the Jenkins Shok C6. The notice markets reduced prices and invites shoppers to attend for savings and limited-time deals.
Dry Farming Congress Opens In Cheyenne For Statewide Group
Delegates from across Wyoming gather at Keefe Hall at 10 am to view a remarkable dry farming exhibit. Samples from Burns and southeastern Laramie County show strong yields in a historically dry year, demonstrating semi arid methods and the potential of dry farming. Prominent visitors from Nebraska Colorado and Ohio join the sessions with Miss Marie Buchanans orchestra providing music for afternoon and evening events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keefe Hall
Wyoming
Burns, Carpenters
Laramie County
J. Ros S Carpenter
Congress
John T. Burns
Rapid City
Cheyenne
South Dakota
Mr. Snyder
Nebraska
John Cole
Bureau of Plant Industry of
Colorado
Henderson
Colorado Springs
George Spaulding
Ohio
Burns
Marie Buchanan
Caris Mu
Bryant enters Democratic bid for State Auditor
State auditor candidate R W Bryant announced to friends his bid for the Democratic nomination. The pioneer citizen is recovering from a severe illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Bryant
Miss Ethel Dyer Arrives From Berkley
Miss Ethel Dyer arrives from Berkley California and will reside in the city to take a position as an assistant in the school system. She is the second daughter of Mr and Mrs Timothy Dyer and is associated with Miss Matta Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethee Dyer
Caltpornta
Ethel Dyer
Timothy Dyer
Berkley
Aloe
Matta Murray
Dyer Hie
Las Tractor
Jenkins Semiannual Album Bargains At Oxford Depot
A local ad notes Jenkins offers a semiannual Olbumn and a base of Oxford styles at reduced prices. Limited stock, outdoor display at the Oxford location with emphasis on bargain pricing and quick sale.
Airship Pilot Erbsloeh Died in German Disaster
Urbsleh was the dirigible airship pilot killed when the craft exploded in Germany last week. Five men died in the incident. Erbsloeh previously won the international race in the Pommern balloon in 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbsleh
Germany
Erbsloeh
Wyoming Troops Reach Pole Mountain Camp
Adjutant General Gatchell led a Wyoming contingent from the city to Pole Mountain camp yesterday. Third regiment troops were settled in, marching from Laramie and Islay where they rode in special trains. Officers reported good health, no shortages, and satisfactory water supply at the new camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rious
Laramie
Larle
TIZ Makes Sick Feet Well and Provides Quick Relief
A testimonial touts TIZ for sore aching feet including corns callouses and bunions. It claims rapid relief, drawing out exudations and cleansing pores to end pain and prevent limp, with availability from Walter Dodge Co in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deentzer
Chicago
Walter Dodge. & Co
Sande Doug Ody
Patime OY
Atlas Show Closing Tonight Promises Great Bill
The Atlas presents a strong closing night with top performers Ray W. Snow and May Owen weaving humor and skits while the Muscular Minerva title is praised. A new bill tomorrow promises high quality music and animated acts at Cheyenne. An arrest detail notes a Union Pacific embezzlement suspect held for safekeeping as he is returned to Rawlins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
Ray W. Snow
Owen
Minerva
THE
UC P Employee Arrested On Serious Charge
Ed Severn, a Union Pacific Railroad employee serving as cashier and ticket clerk at Walcott station near Rawlins, was arrested in Cheyenne yesterday morning as he stepped from train No. 18, which had brought him from Walcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UC. P
Ed Severn
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Walcott
Rawlins
Cheyenne
Wal
Washington Forest Fires Rage Across Coeur D Alene Reserve
Fires rage across the Coeur D Alene Indian reservation and Tolaho forests with nine district blazes reported in a telegram received at Washington. The flames continue to burn unstopped as of July 19. Mrs. Elizabeth Long dies in Denver and her funeral is set for this morning at St Marys Cathedral with burial in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coeur D'Alebe Indian Reservation
Tolaho
Elizabeth Long
Denver
St. Mary's Cathedral
Local Notes From Cheyenne and Nearby
Personal mentions describe David Cochran of Wheatland arriving from the north to Cheyenne and Mrs. Alex Holt of Carpenter awaiting in Cheyenne. Other items note G. W. Vintenkon of George Burle on business, A. E. Campbell transacting city business, Mrs. Ralph Pie confiding in her Carey Avenue apartments amid illness, and Charles H. Peter returning to Denver after a match with Young Togo and Eddie Brennan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cochrane
Wheatlahd
Cheyenne
Alex Holt
Carpenter
G. W. Vintenkon
George Burle
Ning
A. E. Campbell
Ralph Pie
Carey Avenue
Witht
Charles H. Peter
The
Rocky Mountain News
Denver
Togo
Eddie Brennan
Livestock Condition in Montana Deteriorates Amid Drought
Washington reports the stock condition on Montana ranges outside national forests is serious due to drought. A telegram from Chief of Grazing Adams in Missoula notes the situation and that sheep admissions to forest reserves will be increased only to a level safe for forest safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Montana
Adams
Missoula
Also Mentioned on This Page
WM. Myers Dry Goods Company
Robert Fuller Tag
Eiton Kelley
Davenport, Iowa
Thomas Reid
Kelley
Grace Reid
Ruth Chapman
University of Jaranlé
Altar and Rosary Society
Fred Post
Sweeney
Louise
Plizabeth Lacey
James Reardon
Judge Lacey
Mary Campbell
Birming
Lydia
Pinkham
Paris
Reel
Capitol Ave
Peter’s
DRY Farming Congress Today
Jenkins
Aerowaut
Dirigible
Erbstolm
Ocser
MES Victory
Sherman Co
Washington Forest
Mrs. Long
Citizens National Bank
Abel
Ae Lee Oo
Ram Erast Hieihy
Ayer
Eres Regie
Iba
Inica Mankrapy
Franctifs
Groucen
Ike Frigemcees
Pmo
Baie
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