Local Society Notes Highlight Cheyenne Gatherings and Weddings
The Cheyenne society column reports a Hekp One Another Club meeting at Mrs. A. B. Fox home with 12 members and guest Mrs. Charles Riggs of Corcoran. A luncheon followed, and Miss Genevieve Thomas was welcomed back after Denver studies. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Thomas hosted a dinner for the thirty ninth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hixes. The Thomas and Riggs families attended along with local guests. A high school graduates reception is planned at Keefe hall, closing the 1910 social season. Amy Christian will move to Philadelphia for an iron company chemist position. Girele No. 3% Lac Qles of the G. Ay Ry will meet at 7220 o'clock Friday at A. O. U. W. hall with full attendance urged. Miss McAdam and Miss McAdam of Potter Nebraska and Miss Young of Baatiwell Nebr hosted by Miss Sperry enjoyed an skating party at her home on Baat Twenty-first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archanieva
Mise Hazelox
Genevieve Thomas
Misa Wolcott
Denver
Thomas i
Myre
A. J. Lares
House Street
John L. Thomas
Thomas
Chas Hixes
Cheyenne
Charles Thomas
Mya
Charles Riggs
Corcorany
A. B. Fox
Katherine Richmond
J . M. Noyes
Hereford
Colorado
Genevieve
Grace Thomas
Hazel Fox
Frank Fox
Robert Thomas
John Thomas, Jr
Louis Thomas
George
Griffith Thomas
Martin
Owen
Howard Thomas
Cenera Fisher Girele
Lac Qles
G. Ay Ry
A. O. U. W. Hall
Mabel McAdam
Misa Tua McAdam
Potter
Nebr
Winifred Young
Baatiwell
Florence Sperry
Sparry
Paris Fashion Hunts Street Characters and Hostess Gatherings
A fragmentary social page notes Miss Sperry hosting house guests with Eloise Fletcher Valentine Roberts Roy Dineen Robert Dillman Harry House William Roberts and Raymond Tyson in attendance. Mrs V K Hart hosts a Winneton at her home this afternoon.
Cottage with Two Full Lots Near 10th Street
An old classified note offers a quaint cottage with two full lots for sale for about a hundred dollars less than a dollar amount. Contact Oliver at Qe W. 10th St. by phone 574 for more details.
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Oliver
10Th St
State Humane Agent Report for May 1910
The state humane agent F. Bright reports May 1910 work across Laramie Rawlins Green River Evanston and Douglas. Children handled 47 boys 27 girls 20. Horses handled 14. One court cruelty case against George Johnson fined 26 dollars plus costs. One case of a woman using profane language before children jailed 30 days. Smoking in public school led to searches of 24 seventh and eighth graders and confiscation of 6 pipes and cigarett es and one gun. Four girls placed in private homes and four boys warned or referred to reform school as needed. Officers appointed four. Travel 1420 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
State Board of Child and Animal Protection
Ildren
Boya
Horoes
Douglas
Keyennhe
Au “Plutfs
D. Honic
George Johnson
Reformatory
Lusk
Green River
Evanston
Laramie
Rawlins
Evenston
MoWings at Sherman Offers Reward for First Class Cook
Detroit, June 2. J Segwalt, after six weeks of fruitless search for a cook, offers ten dollars in gold for information leading to the employment of a capable girl or woman for ordinary housework in a small family at six dollars weekly with good home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
J. Segwalt
Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promoted By Personal Letter
A Chicago woman lauds Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming it aided her recovery from illness and inflammation after a doctor advised surgery. The letter, sent to Mrs. William Rubens, touts cures for female complaints and invites confidential inquiries for personal advice.
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Chicago
Pinkham
William Rubens
W. Dist St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham Laboratory
Lup. Mas
USA
Avery
Lydia
Mre
Lyan
Mase
City Briefs Cast of Cheyenne News and Transactions
Local notes report a deputy quitting law work and a cowpony mystery, plus state land auctions near Cheyenne. Court rulings affirm a Carbon county mortgage case. An auto citation and several marriage licenses appear, with Tom Jay selling a 3000 acre ranch north of Cheyenne for about 25000.
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Wilfred O'Lewry
Mandamis
Weir
William R. Bryant
Carey
Avenue
Haa
John Bess P Milazzo
Cheyenne
Vis
Joy Roverte
Los Angeles
Cali
Replevin
SmithMilerness Clark, Riner and Clark
P.Q Ranch
Hughes
John D. Clark
R. P. Fuller
Supreme Court
District Court of Carbon County
J. F. Anderson
W. M
W. M. Englehart
Englehart
Harl Gregg
W. E. Dineen
Richard J. Williams
Della Rosa Gladwell
Golden Prairie
Milton B. Dean
Bridgeport
Neb
Bliss Maggie Caster
Ping. Blutts
Robert EB. Springfels
Misa Vesta EB. Ferrell
Gault
Cale
Jay
Tom Jay
Robert Davidson
Central Market
Hats Seized in New York Worth Over a Million Dollars
Treasury agents seized more than 1 000 000 dollars worth of Panama hats in New York. The stock, held in bonded warehouses, accounts for about two thirds of the trade’s supply. Wholesale and retail buyers face delays as importers lose access to goods until after the season. The action followed a treasury department investigation into hat imports and book records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Panama
Jared,aecasion
Free Sample Aids Old Men
The ad promotes a free sample bottle of a tonics remedy from Dr. Caldwell for stomach liver and bowels issues. It urges readers to send name and address to receive the sample and offers medical advice by mail. It mentions Dr. W B Caldwell and Mrs Carrie Quiler of Notre Dame Street as contact references.
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Caldwell
Ike Ur
Wishern
Bycamore
Carrie Quiler
Notre Dame
South 4
Trvd
Bow
Gana
W. B. Caldwell
Caldwell Bulldine Sonica
Devastating March Hurricane Hits Loyalty Islands
Belated advices from Australia report a March hurricane that wrecked several ships toward the Loyalty Islands. Entire island homes vanished as coconuts and vegetation were swept away. the coaster Paola and Wartalow were destroyed on rocks with only one crewman surviving. A separate note calls Modern Woodmen of America members to attend Memorial Day services.
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Victoria
B. C
Loyalty Islands
Manuka
Australia
Paola
Wartalow
Premature Blast Kills Three in Stone Quarry
In a quarry of the Lehigh Portland Cement company at West Coplay Pennsylvania a premature blast killed three men and seriously injured three others. Three men are missing and believed buried under rock. The notice of debt follows a signature by Allen Laughlin asserting non liability for his wife and daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Lehigh-Portland Cement Company
West Coplay
New York Leader Comments on Rates and Rights
In New York June 2 7m country faces tough decisions over freight rates and rights. The administration may affect Fallrange rights while lawmakers push action on price controls and policy changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hill Questy
New York
Buch
Jamon J. Wit
Unknown obituary fragment from Nebr article
The text is a damaged obituary fragment mentioning a death expected after a delay and referencing June and names like Micke. The readable portion provides insufficient context for a complete summary or clear events.
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Carey Avenue
Ingersoll
Exny Hanocks
Seventeenth St
Keefe Hall
Mies
Amy Christian
Converse County
Philadelphia
Iron Manufacturing
Paris
J. W. Piper
Jensen
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Ethel Towar
Michigan
Ellis
Ac Sherman
Kamose
Palace Pharmacy
Phe Palace
Cortalgnt
Zork Weald
Capitol Avenue
State Humane Agent
Banemeny
Sherman, Co
Sherman Co
Uncle Sam
K. E. Taeughlin
Ore
Eda Laughlin
Allen Laughlin
THE
Ne&ll Bunnell ‘Company
Artizan Brass
Becchacr Jewelry Ce
Osdeloa
H. Micke
Avanlard
R m. Than
Peter
Peary
Hampton’s Magazine
North Pole
Hampton’s
Commander Peary
Hampron's
Pery
Volar Sea
Hamiron's
Hamp* Ton's
Hasiton
Hameton’s
Hampton
Weet
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
WM. Myers Dry Goods Company
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