The Praise of TAtile Children And a Columbus Wedding Plans
The column extols childlike prattle and maternal blessing, mentioning Dr James Henderson and Ohio bus, with notes on a centenary Methodist mission meeting in Columbus. It also covers Emma Snyder's wedding to Professor Henry Smith, both Ohio State graduates, with Dumm officiating and Franklin Damm as a sergeant in France. Airmail letters from Washington to Philadelphia are noted as proof of rapid American mail adoption.
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Bus
Ohio
Anim
Columbus
Wey
Emma Snyder
Henry Smith
Army Medical School
Washington
Ohio State University
Dumm
Franklin Dumm
Cincinnati
Franklin Damm
Professor Smith
Philadelphia
Cheyenne
Miss Campbell Fetes at Premarital Party and News of Upcoming Marriage
Grace Dama Campbell will be honored at a prenuptial party hosted by Mine Hazel Har teen and Mrs. John Carroll at Miss Harteen’s home. The event precedes her marriage to Alva O. Witters, set for a few days hence, continuing a series of celebratory gatherings. A prior Monday gathering at Mrs. Orville Brown’s home drew many guests, with yellow and white decor, a long dining setup, and a cake containing playful trinkets for bridesmaids to discover.
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Miss Campbell
Grace Dama Campbell
Hazel Harteen
John Carroll
Miss Harteen
View Campbell
Alva
Witters
Pigce
Mra
Orville Brown
Brown
Frankie Carmichael
Cuesta
Hikhio
Visiting list members return from trips and visits
Mrs Frank Gallivana returns from Mag ton Colorado after chaperoning a two week house party for eight girls. Misses Murray Carpenter Nimmo visit Denver and will arrive home late this week. Mrs Douglas A Preston comes from Omaha with eye treatment. Miss Martha Ott moves from Presidio San Francisco to Hylebos Washington to summer with Mrs Margaret Whitcomb. The Kelley family drove to Denver to view the eclipse. Mr and Mrs Eugene Beatty and child, with Mrs C L Beatty, motor from Cheyenne to Denver. Mrs B B Brooks and Miss Lena Brooks of Casper visit Cheyenne en route to Laramie for university meetings and cement festivities.
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Frank Gallivana
Magton
Colo
Geraldine Murray
G Gallivana
Mary Carpenter
Mary Nimmo
Denver
Douglas A. Preston
Omaha
Martha Ott
W. F. Ott
Presidio
San Francisco
Hylebos
Wash
Margaret Bailey Whitcomb
Cheyenne
A. D. Kelley
Grace Kelley
Mia
James Hutchison
James Hart
Jas
Eugene Beatty
Amall Son
C. L. Beatty
B. B. Brooks
Lena Brooks
Casper
Bryant
Brooke
Laramie
Brooks
Board of Trustees
the State University
Mra
Daughter
James Stanton
Payette
Idaho
Mee
W. Gin
Ticket Prices Rise as Agents Calculate New Rates
Railroad passenger rates and new regulations took effect Monday. Wyoming local rates changed only in a few cases while Wyoming schedule updates beyond the state raised round trip mountain polo fares about 20 percent. Agents at Cheyenne offices rush refunds for mileage books and compute per mile rates for standard and sleeper services.
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Cheyenone
Wyoming
Point Oro
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF COAL OF ALL KINDS
Cabill and Holliday advertise as proprietors of Capital Coal Company offering a wide range of coal products with contact by phone 46 and prompt delivery.
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City News
Cabill & Holliday, Proprietors
Capital Coal Company
Cheyenne Local News Roundup and Service Updates
Cheyenne filling station offers quick service near the post office with a 6 am to 10 pm attendant. Fire department fights minor blazes on the viaduct from sparks and false alarms, little damage. Sergeant Alfons W. Fencher to wed Miss Bihel Fern Jeffries. couple to celebrate at Fort Russell quarters. New street grading machine arrives for Cheyenne streets, from factory since April 20. Undertaker Clyde Barry seeks J. B. Kennedy's relatives after fatal train incident. Kennedy's body in cemetery vault. Notary J. Arthur Likely commissioned in Casper. Deputy U. S. Marshal reports few Wyoming natives as slackers. many easterners captured. Marine recruiter Scott Khiner struggles to boost enlistments amid patriotic film at Princess theatre. Mrs. Stoever visits Cheyenne with her son from Dallas. Two marriage licenses issued. Denver couple Charlen Reinfeldt and Lillian Ide. local couple James Thernive and Anna Dickinson. Paymaster Spencer Dickinson of battleship Wyoming transferred. to visit General J. C. Thompson.
Cheyenne City Delays Sprinkler System After Bid Rejection
Cheyenne officials reject all bids for a city automo bile street sprinkler, Nimmo to pursue later purchase. The Chantanqua tent will be erected on Central School grounds this week for sessions. Maurice Groshon informs Wyoming residents of county councils of defense appointments, with over 200 seed cards mailed.
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Cheyenne
Nimmo
Chantanqua
Wyoming
Police Court Audits Five Vagrants and Nine Drunks
Police Court in Cheyenne hears nine drunks and five vagrants Tuesday. Judge T. B Kennedy imposes fines of 8 dollars and 50 cents each, with default workers sent to the city chain gang to repair streets. Several defendants miss court while others admit drunkenness or vagrancy and seek leniency or railroad work.
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T. B Kennedy
Cheyenne
A. Lrenney
Sam Rodez
John Lerinder
Jim Elliott
Denver
Jas. King
Wyoming
Utah
J. Duffy
Frank Fisher
Geo. Baldwin
H. E. Fox
Wo. Walker
Mrs Eliza Welch Dies in Pine Bluffs District
Mrs Eliza Welch wife of Fred Welch pioneer resident of Pine Bluffs died after a month at St Johns hospital in this city She was 60 and a devout M B church member Funeral services to be held at Early funeral chapel and interment in Lakeview cemetery Rev Brace in charge The Welch family helped settle the area and farmed for years leaving a husband one child and an aged mother to mourn her loss
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Eliza Welch
Fred Welch
Pine Bluffs
Lakeview Cemetery
Rev. Brace
Welch
Ben
St. Johns Hospital
Trontier
Weather Outlook for Wyoming: Cooler Thursday
The forecast shows generally fall-like conditions in Wyoming this Wednesday and Thursday. Cooler temperatures arrive Thursday with a noticeable drop from midweek levels.
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Wyoming
HIN PULLS BONEHEAD STRATEGY REPORTED
Von Hindenburg resumes western front drive with bold, risky moves around Rheims and the Chemin des Dames. Allies strengthen Champagne and Picardy defenses, while German aims range from widening the front to a possible push toward Paris. Hundreds of thousands of American troops reinforce the line as the long battle looms.
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Ass'n
von Hindenburg
Picardy
Flanders
Rheims
Solasonn
von Ilindenburg
Chemin Des Dames
Tte Defandera
Aimerica
van Hindenburg
Vauxallion
Kiheims
Champagne
Aliiea
Ypres
Montdidier
Berry-Au-Bac
Rhé¢imi
Foch
Chemin Des Damon
Ute
Ine
Chavignon
Picarry
Haig
Hindenburg
Champase
Picardy- Flanders
Petain
Arlette
Amiens
The
Alsne
Aisne
Vesle
Solasons
Marne Agally
Paris
Picar Line
Bia
von Klack
Maine
Baseball scores from latest major league games
Detroit 1 Philadelphia 8. S1 Louie 4 Washington 2. Chicago 4 Boston 1. Cleveland 1 New York 3 in 54 innings. National League New York blank Chicago 5 Brooklyn Cincinnati postponed by rain. Philadelphia St. Louis rain. Boston 2 Pittsburgh 3.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Louie
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsaburg
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Sith Cavalry
Mies Bihel Fern Jeffries
Nimo
Clyde Barry
J. B. Kennedy
Old Soldier's
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J. Arthur Likely
U. S
Pete Watermount
H. Khiner
Marine
Princess Theatre
Texas
Mre. Stoever
E B. V. Steever
Dallas
J. Charles Thompson
Tweeday
Charien Reinfeldt
Lillian Ide
James P. Thernive
Mia Anna Dickinson
Wil Viet Hore
Spencer K. Dickinson
U. S Navy
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Wyoming National Guard
Nenday
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State Capitol
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