Delightful Luncheon Hosted by Mrs. Martin H. Hartung
Mrs. Martin H. Hartung and a dozen guests gathered for a 1:30 luncheon at the club and church event. The table featured triangle place cards, a Kattenberg cover, a lilac centerpiece, pink sweet peas, and ferns, with a graceful display of pink roses. Several locals and visitors from Appleton and Cheyenne were noted, including Miss Stimson, Miss Mayme O Connell, and the J. D. Clark family, among others enjoying travels and summer plans across Wisconsin, California, and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin H. Hartung
Summer visitors and social events noted in Cheyenne
Mrs E J Walters and son Eddy of Chicago arrive to visit her parents Mr and Mrs R W Murphy for the summer. Miss Meredith Lanheldt of Laramie visits her sister Mrs Zina Levinson before returning for university summer school. The Levinsons bought the Harry J Taylor property on East Twenty second. Mrs B F Fowler travels to Riverton for Dr H M Bennett's funeral and to support Mrs Bennett. Miss Emeline Storm Whitcomb, UW home economics chair, visits Cheyenne then heads to New York City for Columbia College. She will discuss food substitutes and advise Mrs R A Morton on reducing HI CL to Wyoming women. Mrs W C Mulford of Denver, formerly Cheyenne, arrives to stay a week with the Hinrichs. Madame Olds arrives from Los Angeles to spend summer with relatives. Miss Rose Myers of Denver visits the Chaplain sisters. Fort Russell officers host a dancing party at post hall this evening. Major and Mrs Samuel A Smoke are in Denver for the weekend. their daughter, married last Saturday to Nelson Boice of Chicago, returns to Chicago from Salt Lake City and will be in Denver over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Meredith Lanheldt
Larramie
Zina Levinson
Laramie
University
Levinsons
Harry J. Taylor
East Twenty-second Street
Emeline Storm Whitcomb
University of Wyoming
Cheyenne
New York City
Columbia College
Miss Whitcomb
R. A. Morton
Womfin
Woman 5
Council of National Defense
HI. C. L
C Cunceil
Federation of Women's Clubs
Major
Samuel A. Smoke
Denver
Nelson Boice
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Women Club Meetings And Bake Sale Announced
Mount Mellick Club will meet this afternoon with Mrs Bailey. Queen Esther Circle Bake Sale invites Cheyenne housekeepers to Kelley grocery today for Sunday treats. Thursday five hundred club met with Mrs J W Highleyman for cards and tea. Mrs Friday and Mrs Smith attended with eight members. Women’s Civic League meets at Carnegie library Monday at 8 pm. all city women invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mellick Club
Queen Esther
O. E
Kelley
Five Hundred
J. W. Highleyman
Women's Civic League
Carnegie Library
Baptist Bake Sale at Johnston Grocery Today
The Baptist Willing Workers plan a bake sale at Johnston grocery today led by Mrs. J. E. Stimson. Prepared treats include bread pies cakes rolls brown bread and other Sunday delicacies. A Methodist Social Circle gathering yesterday featured sewing visiting and a kitchen shower for bride Mrs Kent Tatlock with lilac and sweet pea arrangements.
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Baptist
Johnston
J. E. Stimson
The
Methodist Church
J. F. Rossman
Kent Tatlock
Prosser Ranch
Heartfelt thanks for sympathy and floral offerings in Cheyenne
Mrs and Mrs Blucher and neighbors express deep gratitude for sympathy and floral tributes during the illness and death of their beloved son Gosta Edward Leonard. Signed by Joseph and Caroline Lunn, 2521 Reed St, Cheyenne Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Blucher
Gosta Edward Leonard
Joseph and
Caroline Lunn
Reed St
Cheyenne
Wyo
Prisoners in County Jail Hit New High
Fifty five inmates are in the county jail the largest total since construction. Six were transferred from the city yesterday. Two face wife beating trials, one a slacker, the rest bootleggers bound for federal court for selling liquor to soldiers. Police foresee need for provost guard to curb bootlegging. Cheyenne merchants allegedly rent civilian suites to troopers at fifty cents nightly.
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Cheyenne
Son and Father Both Get Degrees at Same Time
The Rev. George Van Winkle and Mrs. Van Winkle returned from Ohio where they attended the Northern Baptist convention in Cleveland and Denison University commencement in Granville. Their son Donald Van Winkle, in Washington state, received his diploma by mail as his father was awarded a Doctor of Divinity. Dr Van Winkle preached at a union service with the Y M C A and Y W C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George van Winkle
Denison
van Winkie
Power to close Cheyenne saloons debated by reform groups
Cheyenne reformers and Anti saloon League members discussed whether city authorities have power to shutter saloons. A committee will study invoking the initiative to act. Civic leagues will back authorities, with firm plans to be announced at Monday meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Anti-saloon League
Ten Thousand U P Employees Subscribe for Liberty Bonds
Ten thousand one hundred Union Pacific employees bought Liberty loan bonds totaling 1 019 050 dollars by 6 am with more expected. Nebraska Wyoming Kansas and Colorado divisions lead with hundreds of subscribers and several thousand dollars each. General Manager William Jeffers sent congratulations to superintendents and union leaders for the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omatia
Union Pacific
Omaha
e.De LO
Nebraska
Wyoming
ISR
Kansas
Colorado
William Jeffers
Four Brotherhoods
Californians in Row Over Wyoming Land Deal
George M. Ross, a Los Angeles broker, is arraigned on charges of obtaining money by false pretenses in a land deal involving 300 acres at Buffalo Wyoming. Squires alleges Ross brokered a trade between Squires and A Waterman, disposing part of the land to W B Couts of Los Angeles, with a preliminary hearing set for tomorrow.
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Los Angeles
Ceorge M. Ross
Justice Court
Lewis Squires
Ross
Squires
A. Waterman
Buffalo
Wyo
Waterman
W. B. Couts
Hoss
Bob McCabe Party Nets Large Rainbows on River Trip
Bob McCabe and companions reported a trout haul on the Hig Laramie river, with over thirty rainbows caught. Two fish brought to Cheyenne weighed five and a half pounds and five and three quarters pounds, believed to be the season’s largest locally. The party’s catch boosts local nimrods amid dwindling big fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Mc Cabe
Laramie
Ananias Club
Cheyenne
Anelors
Chugwater Furnishes Nine Recruits for Wyoming Guard
Lieutenant Nelson halted at Chugwater on a trip to northern Wyoming and nine men volunteered to join the state guard. More volunteers were ready, but time constraints limited further recruitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chugwater
Wyoming National Guard
Nelson
Ben
Leutenant
Wyoming Bay Football Hero To Be Aviator
Eddie Evans captain elect of Colorado University football is assigned to the aviation corps. The Sheridan Wyoming native was the team quarterback for two seasons and also played catcher on the Colorado baseball squad. Evans' home is in Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Bay
Denver
Colorado University
Eddie Evans
Fort Riley
Aviation Corps
Evans
Colorado
Sheridan
Wyo
Wronting Brokerage Reports Seventh Oil Well Near Greybull
The Consumers' OF and Refining company reports a seventh oil well brought in near Greybull in Torch Light district. All wells are producing, but the company has not learned the flow rate or depth of the new well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wronting
Consumers’ OF and Refining Company
Torchlight
Greybull
Denver Underhill Team to Face Indians Sunday
Tomorrow afternoon at Pioneer Park the Denver Underhill team will host the Indians with 4 PM start. George Ison, a former Cheyenne lad now a visiting pitcher, will take the mound and aim for a strong showing. Rey Andrew is absent, but the home lineup is bolstered and a win is hoped for as ladies are admitted free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Indians
Pioneer Park
George Ison
Tere
Rey Andrew
Ho Heeau
Jean
Morrow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Appleton
Wis
Plano
Miss Stimson
Mayme O'Connell
California
San Francisco
J. D. Clark and Sons
R. A. Hopkins
Dorothy
W. N. Berry
Julia
la Crosse
Edward Gnam
Des Moines
Iowa
al Finch
Atchison, Kan
Mrs. Nelson
Lieutenant Nelson
Fort Russell
Saratoga
E. F E. Lewis
State Leader
Greeley
Central City
Neb
Lewis
Leader
Society
Marjorie Whipple
Colorado College
W. L. Whipple
Colorado Springs
Mrs. Whipple
Miss Edith
Marjorie
Donald
D. C. Donald
E. J. Walters
Eddy
B. F. Fowler
Riverton
H. M. Bennett
Bennett
W. C. Mulford
W. F. Hinrichs
Madame Olds
N. W. Bullock
Ray K. Olds
W. W. Crook
Rose Myers
Catherine and
Muth
Post-Hall
Dexter Fee
Ira B. Fee
Fee
Robert Guthrie
J. B. Guthrie
Robert
Guthrie
Alice Guthrie
Misa Gertrude Gleason
Atlas
George and
Ambrose Ross
Joseph Waits
William Gleason
Louis Manewal, Jr
Rudolph Nagel
Frank Waggoner
Martin Thomas
Edward Thomas
Richard Dodge
Henry Robertson
Charles Crone
Louise
Elizabeth
Margaret Lacey
Judge
John W. Lacey
Simmon’'s College
Boston
National Seminary
Washington
Miss Louise
Stimson
Boyd's Cash Market and Grocery
HAM
Mra. Rossman
Erritt, Mra
RK. KF
Durner
Marion Roseman
U.P
Bob M’cabe
Ladies of the Jewish Circle
K. C. Hall
Red Cross
Coats
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Denver Underhill
John Connelly
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