Social clubs hold afternoon gatherings with tea and sewing
Mrs Nagle hosted Mystic Maze Kensington club with flowers and a five o’clock menu while Mrs Sigler served. Help One Another club met at Mrs Matilda Sanford’s home for sewing and a five o’clock tea. R M A members enjoyed an annual Frontier park picnic despite rain with a large turnout and a basket lunch.
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Robert Nagle
Mystic Maze Kensington Club
Rubie
Callaway
Brown
Harris
Schudy
Chas, Richardson
William Hainun
Richardson
Win Wainesworth
Sigler
Roseboom
Matilda Sanford
Hiram Sapp
Paris Fashion Hints New and Travel Relations Update
Mrs L C Hills and party returned from the maneuver camp at Polo mountain on Wednesday evening. They were accompanied by Mrs C F Cowhick Mrs Showaller and Master John Jordan. The Misses Sadie and Jessie Large are home from a visit with relatives in York Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Harry Riner are at 411 East Nineteenth Street when at home to friends. Mrs Frank Finelicka of Salt Lake was guest of Mrs Kubic on East Twenty fourth street for a few days this week. Mrs George Calloway has returned from Idaho. Mrs Charles Prosper has gone to Casper to visit friends. Mrs M Roseboom has returned from a trip to Hot Springs South Dakota. Mr Henry Dilinan and two sons
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New
L. C. Hills
Polo Mountain
C. F. Cowhick
Showaller
John Jordan
Harry Riner
East Nineteenth Street
Frank Finelicka
Salt Lake
Kubic
East Twenty-fourth Street
Camping party returns from mountain trip and relatives visit
Carl and Henry Jr and their coven after Ernest Dijlman have returned from a week's camping in the mountains. Mrs E W Mall and three children have returned from a pleasant trip to Tiinola visiting Mrs Halls relatives for several weeks. Mr and Mrs M M Hartung and guests, Mr and Mrs George Carpenter and daughters have returned from a Mehing trip near Saratoga.
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Carl and
Heny, Jr
Ernest Dijlman
E.W. Mall
Tiinola
Mra. Halls Parente
Mra
M. M. Hartung
Mre
George Carpenter
Saratoga
Local dignitaries and visitors arrive in Cheyenne scene
Personal mentions note F. Robertson mayor of Worland arriving in Cheyenne for a brief business visit. CL Newton, R. E. B. Koty, Robert M. McIntosh and J. Y. Tierney of Buffalo also in Cheyenne on business. T. Williams of Casper registered at the Inter Ocean. H. J. Walker of Wheatland, Harry Homan of Guernsey, and R. B. Cole of Thermopolis are listed among arrivals and guests at the Normandie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Robertson
Worand
Cheyenne
CL. Newton
R. EB. Koty
Robert M. Mcintosh
J. Y. Tierney
Affalo
BK. T. Wiliams
Caéper
Inter Ocean
H. J. Walker
Wheatland
Harry Homan
Guernsey
R. B. Cole
Thermopolis
Normandie
Double Header at Pioneer Park Sunday
Arrangements set for a Sunday double header at Pioneer Park. The first game at 2 30 pits the Indians against the Fifteenth Infantry team from Fort Douglas Salt Lake City Utah. The second game features the Indians versus the Brthoud Colorado club. One admission grants both games and a large crowd is expected. Also offered is a new eight room house East Front with large basement and laundry Lot 44 by 152 priced 3500. Oliver phone 574.
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Pioneer Park
Indians
Fifteenth Infantry
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake City
Utah
Brthoud
Colo
eBrthoud
Colorado
Braves
Oliver
Princess Lwoff-Parlaghy Heads to Hungary for Portrait Project
New York reports Princess Lwoff-Parlaghy sails to Hungary for a three month stay in her homeland. Upon return she hopes to paint President Taft, continuing her celebrated portrait work.
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New York
Lwoff-Parlaghy
Hungary
LaFave claims parasite cures draw Cheyenne crowds
A Cheyenne claim by LaFave that internal parasites and tape worms cause ill health draws hundreds of visitors to Palace Drug Store on 17th Street and Carey Avenue. He reports curing cases, including Miss Katherine Mogle of Freeport Illinois, who says a parasite left her body after using his medicine, while he touts trial sales and broad cures.
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LaFave
Cheyenne
Cheyenta
Palace Drug Store
17Th Street
Carey Avenue
Katherine Mogle
McKinley Avenue
Freeport
Mr. LaFave
City briefs note local goods finds and events
Wasserman's offers boys oxford shoes priced at 2.50 in sizes from 13 1 2 to S. Workmen fitted tungsten on Carey Avenue between 16th and 17th streets. George S. Walker returns from a Pacific trip with family. Two year old son of Mr and Mrs George Davis dies at 721 East 21st Street. Funeral held at residence with Rev George C Rafter. Wyoming National Guard units return from Pole Mountain maneuvers to Cheyenne. Light showers reported around Cheyenne with 0.30 inch in past two days. Barnum Bailey circus party of 35 with three cars in Cheyenne for August 5 show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
East Twenty-first Street
George C. Rafter
Most Remarkable Rio Grande Train Wreck Near Pueblo
Westbound Denver & Rio Grande train No. 15 derailed at Cuba north of Pueblo at 12 45. All engines baggage cars and coaches stayed upright and no passengers were hurt though track damage blocks the main line. Passengers transferred to a Pueblo special and rerouted via Santa Fe with minor delays.
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Colorado
Denver & Rio Grande
Cuba
Pueblo
Rio Grande
Santa Fe
Funeral services for P. J Yoder this afternoon at Methodist Church
Funeral services for the late P. J Yoder are held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Methodist Church. Obituary notes provide the time and location for the service.
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P. J Yoder
Methodist Church
Aviator Allen Boyle Severely Hurt In 200 Foot Plunge
The Honorable Allen Boyle, a noted aviator, was badly injured when his plane failed during a night flight and plunged about 200 feet. He was found unconscious with a brain concussion. Boyle had previously made several successful flights.
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Allen Boyle
Boyle
Hoyle di
Rioters Clash as Police Fire Into Brooklyn Streets
In Williamsburg Brooklyn police battled rioters with heavy gunfire while ambulances lined nearby streets. The fight left more than 40 injured as reserves were summoned and districts emptied of police forces.
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Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Baltimore Woman
Baltimore woman Mrs W S Fern credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending four years of misery from irregularities and nervous prostration. The ad claims the remedy cures displacements and other female ailments and invites readers to seek free guidance from Lydia E. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Baltimore
Lydia
Pinkham’s
Franklin St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E Pin
Ike
Mia
Pinkham
Lynn
Mase
Victims of motor tragedy linked to Pennsylvania train collision
Dispatch from Wabash Indiana reports a collision between a Pennsylvania passenger train and an automobile. The locomotive demolished the car, killing Mrs Belle Brooks and JH CW Thoring of Ohio and fatally injuring the husband. The couple had been in Cheyenne on July 16 and 17 before continuing eastward.
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Wabash
Ind
Pennsylvania
Belle Brooks
JH. CO
HW. Thoring
Dire. Brooke
Thoring
Waring
Diaheem
Medicine Claims Tapeworm Cure Proven in Cheyenne
A speaker in Cheyenne asserts a medicine not only expels tapeworms but relieves kidney and liver troubles. He says he proves this daily to many people here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Aging Aspen mine owner found dead in shack
Joseph Delhomica, 74, longtime Aspen mine owner and pioneer, was found dead in his shack on the outskirts of Aspen yesterday. He had not been seen for ten days and the coroner ruled heart disease caused death. no inquest will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspen
Colo
Joseph Delhomica
Discoverer of Local Gold Properties Fades After Fortune Lost
A long time resident of Aspen’s eastern suburb recalls a man who kept a lat melting plant called the smelter to earn a living. He discovered many notable properties in the area but ruined his fortune through poor speculation and left behind few relatives.
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Tte
Ute
Aspen
Heat Hatches Two Chicks In Kansas City
Kansas City reports a strange summer incident as two chicks hatched from eggs under extreme heat after a hen named Mrs. BEBE Ricker found them a day after the hen died when struck by a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Bebe, Ricker
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Tome
Tyson
Bump
Root R. Wilson
Leighton
Atherly
McCain
McGuire
Porgy
Robert Morten
Robert O’ Brien
Heinrich
Hoskins
Charles Hagar
Harrison
Hugh Coffman
Mary Ingalls
Mra. J
Paris
Sadie
Jessie Large
York
Nebraska
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George Calloway
Idaho
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Casper
Henry Dilinan
Proto Cortright
Proto ER
KEW
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Capedol Ave
Wasserman's
Sixteenth
Seventeenth Streets
Walker Hetgens
Georges. Walker
National Wool Growers’ Association
Pacific
Wyoming National Guard
Pole Mountain
Islay
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Alan Hoye Foo Ee
London
98&C
WM. Myers Dry Goods CO
Utica City National Bank
Pound
Shack
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Keogh Stock Co
Lena Rivers
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Count of Monte Cristo
Arkansaw
Pearce Suit & Cloak Co
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