Wedding at Ketchum ranch joins Miss Ketchum and Mr Johnson
A Wednesday wedding at Mrs. Frank Ketchum's ranch united Miss Alice Ketchum and Mr. Peter W. Johnson in a ceremony officiated by Dr. George C. Rafter. Attendants included Miss Ann Bettam and Mr. Foe McGoy. reception featured green and white decor and wedding cake boxes for guests. The couple plans a short honeymoon then residence in a Park addition bungalow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ketchum
Ann Bettam
Eleter
Mr. Foe
McGoy
Mesdames
Th. Ketchum
Mark Cox
Fred Hirsig
Charles Hirsig
Will la Pash
A. J. Matthews
Tom Gordon
Mesdames Storm
Osberg
Misses Aifn
Mildred Ketchwm
Hazel Williams
Addie Grant
White
Mabel Ecklund
Florence Osberg
Messrs
Otto Hirsig
Harriman
Duane Harriman
Bridge Club Attends Mrs Dobbins in Honor of Mrs Harris
Mrs Emma J Dobbins hosted eight ladies of the bridge club at her home for Mrs Clarence Harris before she departs for Denver next Monday. The informal gathering ended in late June with Mrs Harris's departure noted among friends. Also listed are Mesdaniel Harris and other guests. Miss Eather Miller sails to Pitlings Montana to visit her sister and possibly attend school in Billings next year. Miss Minnie Roberts plans a trip to Potter Nebraska to visit Miss Mabel McAdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma J. Dobbins
Tier Bridge Club
Clarence Harris
Denver
Mr. Dobbins
Mesdaniel Harris
Bartlett
A. DP. Cook
J. M. Newman
W .K. Din
Eather Miller
Picnic Honors Departing Cheyenne Group at Minnehaha Park
A congenial Cheyenne circle held a picnic at Minnehaha Park yesterday to honor two members leaving for vacations. Activities included boating and outdoor games, followed by a welcome lunch. Attending were Mrs Gildersleeve and sister Mrs Walter Larsh, plus Misses Millikan Roberts Lareh Sherman Dreana Hen Mildamoll Bon Kether Miller Mabe Grace Logan, Messrs Dinnean Cha Harry Brevick Rollin Woolyton Stanley Gill Graham Walker Miles Shepherd and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Girle
Hoya
Minnehaha Park
Gildersleeve
Walter Larsh
Marie Millikan
Minnie Roberts
Laurie Lareh
Mildred Sherman
Winnifred Dreanahen
Mildamoll Bon
Kether Miller
Mabe
Grace Logan
William Dinnean
Carl Cha
Harry Brevick
Rollin Woolyton
Stanley Gill
Graham Walker
Jolly party at Natural Fort chaperoned by Mrs Beard and Mrs Millard
A group of young people spent a Wednesday at Natural Fort with Mrs C Beard and Mrs Hugh Millard as chaperones. The trip used a Dip curry-all and four horses for transport and included several named youths and guests. Mr G A Stuart arrived from Los Angeles to visit his son, while Mrs BE McKinney of Greeley Colorado and Miss Mary Simmons of Girard Ohio visit Rev L Harold Porde and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. L. Harold Forde
Mr. Forde
Mra
BE. G. McKinney
Greeley
Miga Miry Simmone
Girard, Il
Mra. C. ¥. Beard
Hugh Millard
Natural Fort
Marjorie Johnston
Muriel Guruth Jensen
Evelyn Jensen
Gertrude
Laetitia Thompson
Clara Jolie
Lury Jeffords
Frances Bristol
Messrs
Dwan Covert
Jack Bristol
Albert Jensen
James Fitz
Mauricn Dlnuneen
Joe Palmer
Dudley Buck
Frank Stuart
G. A.stuart
Los Angeles
F. A. M. Stuart
Stuart
Greeley, Colo
Mary Simmons
Girard, H1
Rev. L. Harold Porde
Sibyl Sammis Macdermid to Appear at Chautauqua Week
Opera soprano Sibyl Sammis Macdermid returns to this city for Climetauqua week after a career on stage in Madison Square Garden and with major symphony orchestras. She will hire composer Mr. MacDerald for her Chautauqua recitals as her Chicago home studio group prepares. Wyoming residents lodge at the New Hotel Savoy in Denver this week including Frank L and wife Cheyenne and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iby Sammis Mac Deraild
de Sibyl Sammis
Madison Squiawre
New York City
Gid Ias
James G. MccDermid
Chicago Muse
Wyoming
Denver
New Hotel Savoy
Frank L
Win. Dother
Cheyenne
Charles Barrett
KR. P. Puller
P.O. Brewster
W. L. Simpson
R. Dildine
David Cochrane
Wheatland
Charles OG. Buechner
Wheathind
Mrs Burt Hosts Tea For Visiting Miss Anderson And Miss Dobbins
Mrs Burt plans a entertaining afternoon in honor of Mrs Dyer. Mrs Reardon hosts a tea Saturday afternoon for Miss Anderson and Miss Dobbins, two charming visitors at the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Burt
Dyer
Mrs Lawrence Hosts Miss Parmelee for Floral Tea
Mrs Charles G Lawrence entertained yesterday afternoon from six to six in honor of Miss Parmelee of Buffalo Wyoming as her house guest. Yellow and white decor highlighted the gathering with flowers candles and shaded electric lights. Guests included Mrs Arthrosy Williams and Mrs Lawrence's mother Mrs Perkhim from Park County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Lawrence
Parmelee
Buffalo
Wyo
Left Handed Rights Spur Biblical Sermon in Orange
A report from Orange describes a sermon by Mr. Fry and the left handed Thibde highlighting a biblical text about Ehud. The piece argues left handedness faces prejudice yet remains a natural minority facing conversion attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Excellent Order of Knights and Ladies of Mind
Orange
Nut
Kew
Fry
Nature
Bermont
Scalp Treatments and Parlors Mentioned in Advert
Fragments mention Mira Ligter and several parlors with addresses or names such as 444 W Third and The Sherman Company. The text appears as an OCR damaged ad listing beauty and grooming services with company labels and a phone reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira
Ligter
Mettiodtet church event and beauty parlor visit notice
Fragmented notice describes a church event in the afternoon and evening with refreshments. It mentions Lip refreshients and a visit to Ligter's Beauty Parlors for light class work. Includes a street address and phone fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mettiodtet
Syotur
Mra
Ligter
St. Phone
Clairvoyant Mme Winterroth Offers Life Advice in Elk Location
Mme Winterroth, famed clairvoyant and payelle vilmist, advertises truthful guidance on all life matters from her Elk address at 817 1 2 W 17th St. Readers are invited to seek counsel at her shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Winterroth
Elk
17Th St. A
Left Handed Players Stir Comment In Base Ball
In a Springfield Republication excerpt the piece praises New York figure Hal Chase and notes the rise of left handed players. It contrasts clumsy hand use with skilled batting and fielding while pondering stereotypes about left handedness in society and sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hal Chase
Conan Doyle
Springfield Republcan
Clairvoyant and palmist theater act at Ormondes School
A fragment notes a clairvoyant palmist at Ormonde's School in Atlas Theater hours 9 to 9 and references a Moody revival anecdote about judging true Christianity. Also mentions Paris canaries kept in apartments and high daily feed costs for chickweed lettuce and seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormonde
Atlas Theater
Paris
Unclear Ad Fragments Mention Flour Brand and Address
Fragment mentions Try Kenses Cream Flour from a car unload and references Peabody Nelson at 1017 Thames with phone 652 W. The message is incomplete and lacks verifiable details for a full news-style summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peaboly & Nelson
Thames
Woman's Relief Garps Ice Cream Event at City Park
The Woman's Relief Garps will serve ice cream and cake at City Park on Friday Flag Day. The Eleventh Infantry band will provide music from 3 to 12:30. A small flag will be given to each guest. Refreshments 15 cents. State Leader Wyoming Want Ad mediuns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh Infantry
Sanitary Ice Prices at Cook Bros Co
Sanitary Ice offered at 30 cents per hundred by Cook Bros Co with phone contact listed as 197 for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary
Cook Bros. Co
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Calumet
CHICT
Mra. L
MR. Tyson
East Eighteenth Street
Celia Parker Woolley
Baby
Iowa
Mina EB. Mallalieu
Lincoln
Nev
Mrs. Gildersleeve
Mrs
Walter Bl. Lary
F. MW. Prunner
William
Henver
Mrs. Harris
Potter, Neb
Mabel McAdam
Mr. and
Miles Shepherd
Piente
Cheyenne Chautauqua
Sisyl Sammis Macdermid
Fort Russel
Miss Parmele
Sinister
Ehud
Sheringan Co
Sherman Co
Haw EI Sane
Eherman Co
Erman Co
ATLAS
Housunn
Shigle Nos
Cooper
Lone Classy
A. T. Hale
W. 17Th St
Mr. Moody
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