Pleasant afternoon socials mark Mystic Maze Kensington meetings
Mrs Nagle hosted a Mystic Maze Kensington Club afternoon with flowers, fancy work, a five o'clock menu, and a future host date for Mrs Roseboom. The Help One Another Club held a three o'clock sewing session and tea at Mrs Sanford’s home with twelve members. RMA members enjoyed an annual Frontier Park picnic with a large turnout despite rain and a grand stand retreat. Departures include Mrs J N Mott visiting Helene Foureche.
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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 Mrs Hills Return From Camp
Mrs L C Hills and party returned Wednesday evening from the maneuver camp at Polo mountain accompanied by Mrs C F Cowhick Mrs Showaller and Master John Jordan The Misses Sadie and Jessie Large are home from a visit in York Nebraska Mr and Mrs Harry Riner live at 411 East Nineteenth Street When at home they receive 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 Diinan 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 trip returns reach many families in region
Carl and Heny Jr and their coven after Ernest Dijlman have returned from a camping trip to the mountains. Mrs E W Mall and three children return for a visit to Tiinola and Mrs Halls parentes. Mr and Mrs M M Hartung and guests Mr and Mrs George Carpenter and daughters return from a fishing 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
Notable Visitors Arrive In Cheyenne City Bouts
Personal mentions list several visitors in Cheyenne including Mayor F. Robertson of Worland arriving for business, CL Newton R EB Koty Robert M. Mcintosh and J Y Tierney of Buffalo, BK Williams of Capper registered at the Inter Ocean, H J Walker of Wheatland among northbound arrivals, Harry Homan of Guernsey visiting, and R B Cole of Thermopolis guest at the Normandie.
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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 doubleheader at Pioneer Park with a 2:30 start. First game Indians versus the Fifteenth Infantry of Fort Douglas from Salt Lake City, a strong infantry team now camped at Pole Mountain. Second game Indians meet Brthoud Colorado, a top local club. One admission, large anticipated crowd. Also an 8 room house for sale East Front Lot 44x152 asking 3500 Oliver 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 Three Months
New York says Princess Lwoff-Parlaghy departs for Hungary her native country for a three month stay. Upon return she hopes to paint a portrait of President Taft.
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New York
Lwoff-Parlaghy
Hungary
LaFave claims parasite cures in Cheyenne visits
A Cheyenne visit by LaFave touted his remedies for internal parasites and tape worms. He reported hundreds bringing parasites to Palace Drug Store at 17th Street and Carey Avenue, and praised successful cases like Katherine Mogle of Freeport Illinois.
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LaFave
Cheyenne
Cheyenta
Palace Drug Store
17Th Street
Carey Avenue
Katherine Mogle
McKinley Avenue
Freeport
Mr. LaFave
City Briefs Highlight Local Trades and Death
City vendors offer boys’ oxfords at Wasserman’s with sizes from 13 1 2 to S. Workmen install tungsten on Carey Avenue between 16th and 17th Streets. The 2 year old son of Mr and Mrs George Davis dies at 721 East Twenty first Street with funeral at home. Wyoming National Guard units return from Pole Mountain maneuvers via spectator train. Local showers total .30 inch over two days. Barnum & Bailey circus advertises by 35 men in three cars in Cheyenne.
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Carey Avenue
Sixteenth
Seventeenth Streets
George Davis
East Twenty-first Street
George C. Rafter
Wyoming National Guard
Pole Mountain
Cheyenne
Islay
Barnum & Bailey Circus
WHEELS UNSHATTERED AS TRAIN JUMPS TRACK NEAR PUEBLO
Westbound Denver & Rio Grande Train No. 15 derailed at Cuba a blind siding north of Pueblo. All about thirty passengers escaped unharmed as the engine and cars left the rails but stayed upright. Track damage blocks the main line. trains rerouted over Santa Fe tracks. A special Pueblo train carried passengers onward with slight delays.
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Colorado
Denver & Rio Grande
Cuba
Pueblo
Rio Grande
Santa Fe
Funeral services for P. J Yoder this afternoon
Funeral services for the late P. J Yoder will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Methodist Church.
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P. J Yoder
Methodist Church
Aviator Allen Boyle Severely Hurt In Ground Crash
The Honorable Allen Boyle, noted aviator, was badly hurt when his aeroplane fell from a height of about 200 feet. He was picked up unconscious with a brain concussion after the Tilght crash. Boyle had made several successful flights prior to the accident.
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Allen Boyle
Boyle
Hoyle di
Riot Clashes In Williamsburg Shootings Leave Dozens Hurt
Police in solid lines battled rioters around a large plant in Brooklyn as ambulances lined nearby streets. The fight left more than 40 injured, with priests and civilians struck and spanning police reserves called to control the disorder in Williamsburg and neighboring districts.
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Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound touted for female ailments
Baltimore resident Mrs. W. S Fern credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending four years of misery from irregularities and nervous prostration. The ad touts the remedy as the most successful and urges women with similar symptoms to try it and seek free advice 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 Identified in Wabash Collision
A Wabash dispatch reports a Pennsylvania passenger train collided with a automobile, demolishing the car and killing Mrs Belle Brooks and JH Thoring of Ohio. The husband of Mrs Brooks was fatally injured and Thoring’s husband was seriously hurt. The Brooks and Thoring parties were Cheyenne visitors on July 16, staying at the Diaheem garage before continuing their tour.
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Wabash
Ind
Pennsylvania
Belle Brooks
JH. CO
HW. Thoring
Dire. Brooke
Thoring
Waring
Diaheem
Medicine claims to expel tapeworms and ease organ troubles
The speaker asserts a medicine cleanses tapeworms and relieves kidney and liver ailments. He says he proves it daily to many people in Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
Once Rich Mine Owner Found Dead in Aspen Shack
Joseph Delhomica a 74 year old pioneer and former wealthy mine owner in the Aspen district was found dead in his shack on the city's outskirts. He had not been seen for ten days and his decomposed body suggested death occurred recently. The coroner ruled heart disease as cause and no inquest will be held.
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Aspen
Colo
Joseph Delhomica
Old Aspen Tycoon Of The East Smelter
The article recalls a long‑gone Aspen resident who kept a lat alloying plant called the smelter in a suburb east of town. He discovered many notable local properties yet fell on hard times due to speculative losses, leaving behind only distant relatives.
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Tte
Ute
Aspen
Heat Hatches Two Chicks in Hot Weather
Kansas City report says extreme heat caused two eggs to hatch in a hen’s nest after she died when struck by a train. Mrs. BEBE Ricker discovered the two offspring yesterday, noting the eggs hatched due to the heat.
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Kansas City
Bebe, Ricker
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