Philadelphia Wedding Of Dr Wayne Hanson To Nellie Snider
Dr Wayne Pierre Hanson of Cheyenne and Miss Nellie Cecelia Snider were married at the Church of the Most Precious Blood in Philadelphia on July 29. Monseigneur Cavenah officiated as 200 guests attended a reception at the Snider home. Hanson, son of General A. P. Hanson, will return to Cheyenne with his bride after a wedding journey to the East.
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Philadelphia
Philadephia
Wayne Pierre Hanson
Cheyenne
Nellie Cecelia Snider
Cavenah
Josephine
William Snider
Mr. Snider
Far West
Hanson
Jefferson University
St. Mary's Hospital
Dr. Hanson
A. P. Hanson
Chamberlain Medicine Stock Sells, Merchant Falls Ill
W D Magli of Whitemound Wisconsin bought a stock of Chamberlain medicine to supply customers. After receiving them he became ill and says one small bottle of Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more to him than the entire stock. For sale by all dealers.
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W. D. Magli
Whitemound
Wis
Chamberlain
Frontier social scenes and church events headline local notes
Thursday afternoon at the Atlas guests included Mrs Shades and a long list of ladies, with music to follow. A porch party hosted by North Cheyenne W Co. will feature Miss Lena Lane and Miss Harriet A tchison on a program. Epworth Society staged a Frontier social with costumes and dances, praised for its planning. Alabama normal schools set to overhaul courses to include rural sociology and domestic arts amid broader education reforms. Washington rural schools reportedly hire college graduates for better pay.
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North Cheyenne W. Co, T U
J. Ross Carpenter
Léna Lane
Harriet Atchison
Epworth Sware
Methodist Church
Pennails
State of
Washington
Visiting List Notices of Local Residents
Miss Nellie Morgan, assistant Baptist state missionary, plans Cheyenne return next week with a August vacation. Her sister Mrs Lemon and Miss Mary Lemon of Bedford Indiana visit. Helen Hager returns from Fort Collins. Mrs A Russell Buck leaves for two months in Albany New York and the Adirondacks. Ella Storey of St Joseph Missouri visits Cheyenne. Mrs C R Brittain of Little Bear returns home after her mother’s illness at the Private hospital. Mr and Mrs Thomas Reid visit Laramie. Mrs Stone and Ruth leave Omaha after visiting D C Hudson. Madame Penman and daughter Luella from Rock Rapids Iowa stay with Bert and Mr Penman.
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Nellie Morgan
Rock Springs
Cheyenne
Lemon
Mary Lemon
Bedford
Ind
Miss Morgan
Helen Hager
Fort Collins
A. Russell Buck
Albany
Newburg
N. Y
Adirondacks
Ella Storey
St. Joseph
John Mullett
Emana White
C. R. Brittain
Little Bear
Hiram Sapp
Thomas Reid
Laramie
Rh. P. Fuller
Stone
Miss Ruth
Omaha
D. C. Hudson
Madame Penman
Luella
Rock Rapids
Iowa
Bert Penman
Help One Another Club Sews for President Sapp Recovery
The Help One Another club met at Mrs. John L. Thomas home to celebrate Mrs. Hiram Sapp's improving health. Three guests attended and messages were sent to Mrs. John Wright of Bay City Texas recovering from typhoid fever. Mrs. C S Thomas and Miss Hazel Fox helped serve lunch. the next hostess is Mrs. F F A M Sinnott.
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John L. Thomas
Hiram Sapp
W. A. Heath
R. Brittain
Little eBar
AH. Reid
Biloxi
Mine
Thomas
John Wright
Bay Cy
Texas
Wright
Mra. C
Mise Hazel Fox
FF. A. M Sinuart
Recital replaces sermon at Union Service in Chicago
The Minagi Lane and Harriet Atchieva of Chicago training school will give a recital at the Baptist church Sunday evening, taking the place of the usual sermon at the union service.
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Minagi Lane
Harriet Atchieva
Chicago
Baptist Church
Union
Testimonial for Lydia E Pinkham Remedy From Adrian Tex
A Texas woman recounts four years of severe menstrual pains cramps chills and hemorrhages. After trying five doctors she used seven boxes of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and two bottles of Sanative Wash gaining weight from 96 to 126 pounds and relief from her troubles. She invites others to write for personal reassurance.
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Adrian
Texas
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Jesell Manan
Lydia
Pinkam
Railroads push repair work and fleet updates in region
Union Pacific shops run a lean crew while J J Horisky aids depot offices with news of a newborn son. J H Grove tests new locomotives in Cheyenne as Burlington plans heavy grain-car repairs. Lincoln tracks see record maintenance. box cars and coal cars adjust capacity amid rising demand. J C Bally named roadmaster for Oregon Short Line replacing McGreevey. Dalley from Rock Island joins. Fred W Bower travels from Salt Lake City on safety duties as the district shifts personnel. News notes also mention public education programs and new city trolley-linked instruction.
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Burlington
Lincoln
Fred W. Bower
Salt Lake City
Oregon
Dusiness
Bower
Union Pacifie Railroad
L. Ki. Abbott
Ralph Smith
Kemmerer
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N.Y
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O. K. Snyder
Bullock
Broderick
Atlas Party
Mystic Maze Club
Fleming’s Grocery
Gelden Oak, Il
Karpen Bed Davenport
Corch Party
Frontier Serial
Alabama Normal Schools
Viana
J. C. Pround
Musical Club
Lydia E. Pinkham
Railroad News
Union Pacific
J.J. Horisky
J. H. Grove
Union Factoir
J. C. Bally
Montpelier
Granger
John McGreevey
Dalley Cones
Rock Island
Eliagle
United Statesureau of Education
Barnett
Capitol
Price
IMI Books
Logan’s Book and Curio Store
Carry Ave
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