Beautiful Cheyenne Wedding Unites Astle Daughter and Clyde Davis
In Cheyenne at the Astle home a wedding united Mise Hasel Astle and Clyde Davis. The ceremony was conducted by Dr. George Rafter of St. Mark's with Miss Lucille Emery playing the wedding march. The couple will honeymoon to Washington Oregon and California before settling at 106 West Twenty-sixth Street. Mrs. Davis recently worked in the State Land Commissioner’s office. Mr. Davis is a First National bank employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
John J. Astle
Mise Hasel Astle
Clyde Davis
Astle
Hamilton
Canada
George. Rafter
St. Mark's
Plano
Lucille Emery
Frank Jones
Gladys Astle
Guy Brill
Man of God
Mies Chariine Rockell
Betty Cook
Kate Taylor
Helen Astle
Marian Treat
Davis
Hopkins
the Capitol
Friends
Gilbert Davis
First National Bank of
Cheyenne
Irwin _Brothers
Ed. Storey
Mrs. Davis
Social gatherings and farewells mark week of Cheyenne events
Christian Endeavor hosts a farewell and welcome party for Val Roberts Will Roberts and Raymon Tyson as they prepare for a wedding next week in Cheyenne. Mrs Walter Doyle hosts a silk shower while Miss Huntoon and Miss Goleman invite guests for a dance at Huntoon’s home. Parish reception and Mills concert highlight St Mark’s events. Mrs Mills of Laramie honored at luncheon by Mrs John Mills. Miss Emigh to graduate from Colorado A&M with a home economics degree. Mrs H C Upton hosts records afternoon as Patton departs Casper. Farewell dancing party honors Claude Brandon heading to Alaska. John L Thomas announce a son born weighing eleven pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the Congregational Church
Clarence Hawen
Val Roberts
Will Roberts
Raymon Tyson
Roberta
Will Roberty
Chicago
Tyson
Oregon
Walter Doyle
Silk
Val Severe
Hazel Hmigh
AH. B. Emigh
Cheyenne
Colorado Agricultural College
Emlegh Willl
H. C. Upton
H. N. Patton
Casper
Visiting List Echoes of Local Travels and Weddings
The notice lists residents visiting and returning from trips to Colorado, Wyoming, and Arizona. It mentions Mrs. John Milla returning to Laramie, Mrs. Mary Congdon coming from Scottsbluff with her daughter, Mildred Halley visiting her grandmother, and William Conrad Mills en route from Phoenix to Washington. Also noted are Dr. H B Ewigh at Fort Collins for his daughter Hagel Ewigh’s graduation and Rev. Mr. Dumm awarded a Doctor of Divinity at the Denver ceremonies. Mrs. Dan Roberts and baby arrive from North Platte for the Tyson Roberts wedding next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Congdon
Scottshulffa
William Morrow
William Conrad Mills
Cornelia Mills
Mr. Mills
Phoenix
Ariz
Washington
DC. C
Dan Roberts
North Platte
Cureunis Kur 1URE 1 Ruptur and Hope Without Operation
An anonymous note from M. Pullen, a carpenter, seeks information on curing ruptures without surgery. The writer recalls a past rupture during Mitlog trials years ago, notes years of struggle, and asks for full guidance on non operative cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
M. Pullen
Mystic Maze Club and Rebekah Card Party
The Mystic Maze club meets this afternoon with Mrs C P Richardson. Rebekah Lodge No 5 hosts a card party and dance this evening at Odi Fellow's hall with public invitation. Woman's Club of the RMA held its annual meeting yesterday at Mrs Fred Miller’s home followed by social hour and refreshments. Officers elected include President Mrs C S Atherly and Treasurer Mrs Robert O’Brien. July meeting to be social in nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Rebekah Lodge No. 5
Woman's Club of
The
Fred Miller
C. S. Atherly
A. Stuart
F E. Hinrichs
L. H. Bump
Robert O'Brien
Church Circles and Guilds Plan Afternoon Meetings
In local churches various groups announce afternoon gatherings. The Methodist Aid Society hosts in church parlors with Mrs BE Breisch and Mrs Piper as hostesses. St Mark's Guild meets at the Parish House. Westminster Guild holds a beefsteak fry at Lake Minnehaha with escorts. Altar and Rosary Society meets at Mrs CBE McGarvey’s home. Social Circle plans a program and business meeting at Mrs HW BR Millard’s house. A note references watch repairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid Society
BE. R. Breisch
Piper
Westminster Guild
Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Lake Minnehaha
Altar and Rosary Society
Altar and Rosary Society of
St. Mary’s
C. Be, McGarvey
Sam Becker
The
Methodist Church
BR. Millard
Young Man Sought as Bank Assistant Cashier
Wanted young man 17 to 21 years old for position as assistant cashier in a bank. Good salary and prospects. Apply B. J., care of Leader. June 10 notice.
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B. J
Railroad presidents oppose features of anti trust bill
Two railroad presidents and railway lawyers spent five hours in Washington opposing features of the anti trust bill affecting common carriers. They backed required regulation to curb past evils but criticized the methods. Senator Cummins said the securities bill moves toward blurring lines between public and private ownership of interstate rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cummins
House
White Wolfe Loots Ningelow as Mission Stations Burn
Despatch from Landow reports the brigand White Wolfe looted and fired Ningelow. All missionaries and Americans are safe. The Christian Alliance station was burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Landow
White Wolfe
Ningelow
Christian Alliance
Government Rests In Coal Trust Case
In Philadelphia the government concluded its arguments in the suit to dissolve the alleged anthracite coal trust. Defense counsel then began presenting arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Anthracite Coal Trust
Burlington landsale trip boosts Cheyenne land sale promotion
Des Moines to Cheyenne excursion for 18 or more passengers departs Des Moines June 13 at 8 p.m. via Wabash, arrives Kansas City June 14 morning, continues to Denver, and reaches Cheyenne June 15 evening. Tour priced at 21.75 with return via any direct route, through sleeping-car reservations urged, and Cheyenne hosts to show visitors land sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Cheyenne
Wabash
Kansas City
Burlington
Denver
Colorado & Southern Railway
Rites
Tuif
L. Kuhne
Wabash Ry
Walnut
Iowa
C. EK
Wyatt
Greater
Wyo
Join
Hurlington
Omaha
How Tiz Helps Sore Feet
An old ad claims Tiz cures burning and tired feet with relief for corns calluses and raw skin. It touts painless feet after use, promises quick results, and suggests buying the 25 cent powder at drugstores for guaranteed comfort.
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Tiz
Tourist Rush Starts With Summer Rates In Denver
Tourists began arriving on summer rate trains into Denver from Kansas and Nebraska as travel opens westward. Opening day crowds in St. Louis and Chicago are expected to swell the city, with many eastern chambers planning routes through Denver. Railroad officials anticipate a strong season, weather permitting, while the Chamber of Commerce prepares welcome plans for notable groups including the X Club and Milwaukee Manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Mjorning
United States
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
St. Louis
Chicago
Misalasipyel
Chamber of Commerce
Paottl
The
X Club
Philadelphia
Chamber
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Kansas City
Chambers of Commerce
Caady
Milwaukee Manufacturers’ Association
Fay
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Mysteries of Table Mountain Cave Exploration
A party led by Dr. A. W. Barber explored Table Mountain caves with photos by Joseph G. Stinson. They crawled through tortuous passages to remote chambers, found chalky ochre clay and pencil names from 1888, noted a pulpit chamber dome, and faced hard ascent back to surface. They found old Fort Walbach site, guard posts, and Indian-war burials near Zookout hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Stinson
Joe Breckens
Eva Ferguson
George H. Kingham
Cheyenne
Cook
Lannen Ranch
A. W. Barber
Fort Walbach
Zookout Hill
Table Mountain
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praise Letter
An Ironton Ohio reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health after years of female troubles and nervousness. She credits it for improved energy and the ability to work, sharing that it helped her daughter sleep and feel healthier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ironton
Ohio
Lydia E
Lydia Brinkham
Mirs
Rena Bowman
10Th Street
Lronton
Lydia
Pinkham
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L. We
Musical Club
Carmena
Waleel Opispectssens
Moszkowski
Mia, Spaulding
Mrs. Bailey
Mise Becker
Miss Emery
Rubinating
James
Rigdon
Glafcke
Mise Force
Miss Myera
Misa Sandison
Pearlstine
Misa McCrory
Force
Knight-Campbell Music Company
Beach
T. Blake Kennedy
Mendelssohn
Miss Buchanan
L. W. Trumbull
Cahill
L. W. Logan
Claude Brandon
Alaska
Miss Logan
Miss Bruce
Chaplin
Brandon
Roberts
Or .W Wheeler
Richard Dill
Himira
New York
Wheeler
Dill
Harry Taylor
Laramie
Jesse Converie
Mra
A. B. Forbes
Mra. W. T. Haya
Two Little Song of
Saratoga
the Oy
Mra. L. H. Forde
Mr. A. Turpin
A. Atherly and Son
Fort Collins
Jack McCabe
Eva Lang
Miss Lang
McQabe
Charlie Bristol
John McCabe
Christian Endeavor Party
Miss Roberts
Honorah Goleman
May Huntoon
Miss Huntoon
Perish
Ladies of
Charles Bristol
John Mills
Mre. Mills
Jack Metabo
Guy Goff
Miss
Mrs. Patton
Mr. and Mee
John L. Thomas
John Milla
W. A. Wyman
H. B. Ewigh
Colo
Agricultural College
Mies Hagel Ewigh
William Bailey
W. T. Dumm
Cureunis Kur
Mystic Maze Club
Rebekah Card Party
Woman's Club of the
St. Mark's Guild
Guild of
Congregational Church
Dan
Park & Company
Johnson
White Wolf
Sherman Co
Uneéda Biscuit
Graham
National Biscuit Company
Gould
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