Garrison social week includes Kensington tea and gatherings
Mrs Chaplian Stull hosts a Kensington tea with pink and white carnations, buffet luncheon at five, hosted by Margaret Stull and Mis Rogalke Williams. Guests include Mrs Earle Danner Mrs B R Wilson Mrs Otto Brunzell and many others at the garrison home. Mrs William Persons hosts an informal afternoon for Mrs Dowell with needlework and treats. An elaborate five o'clock tea and table games follow at Mrs John Whittaker’s Seventeenth Street home with a large guest list and floral decorations. Cheyenne society plans visiting dignitaries attending a consistory at the temple with a three to five tea, a car ride to Fort D. A. Russell, and Pioneer park outings. Upcoming marriage of W Q Phelan and Helen McDevitt announced for June 22 at St. Mary’s Cathedral with reception.
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Chaplian Stull
the Garrison
Kensington
Margaret Stull
Mis. Rogalke Williams
Stull
Earle Danner
B. R. Wilson
Otto Brunzell
Skinner Mray Brightly
Edgar Meyer
Wells
Collins
Armstrong
William Kelly
Palmer
William Shute
Lawrence
Sampson
Harry Bee
Elizabeth Keefer
Willkima
Flora Blackburn
Joyce, Orr
Miss McConnell
William Persons
Fort Russell
Dowell
John Whittaker
Seventeenth Street
E. Mason Smith
Frank Gleason
Halzebeth Whittaker
Luke
Vorles
W. B. Ross
George Strader
Mra
W. Whitcomb
Cyrus Beard
Henry Watson
Paul Lariver
Brelach
C.C. Woods
Rogers
Ruth Lacey
Hadfield
Kathearine
Organ
Rosalie Stone
Marion Burrage
Alice Smith
Louise Smith
Margaret Burdick
Sander- Bon
Cheyenne Society
Temple
Mra. Ca- Didd
Misa Bueleo
A. W. Barber
Mee
Larler
Mia
Clarence Hammond
Mabel Patten
Dorothy Riner
Mine Florence Riner
Maryney
Mies Allen Barber
Misa ‘Astle
Laurse Lavey
Mingbeth Lacey
Pioneer Park
T. B. Stubbs
David Nimmo
George Kingham
Gertrude Stubbs
Jessie
Mary Bennett
Sisan Breisch
Ethel Nimmo
Dorothy Stubbs
Marion
Helen Stubbs
Elizabeth
Jack
Lydia Pinkham's Compound Promises Relief for Women
Sabattus Maine Mrs H W Mitchess praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for easing childbirth after following a doctor's advice Graniteville Vermont woman Through the Change of Life reports nervousness relief from the same remedy for thirty years the product is a standard female tonic cited by many women in communities seeking health restored by the roots based formula
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Sabattus
Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham
H.W. Mitchess
Fieiy
City Briefs Roundup From Cheyenne Chronicle
Local item notes Mra Glafeke Florist services and phone contact, an interrupted telegraph left Indians vs Saratoga scores uncertain but later reports claim a 15 4 win and 25 6 win. Indians to Cheyenne to play La Junta in a three game set starting tomorrow. Also Married At Temple Charles Le Storer and Anstie Pruden wed. Mrs Fred Bohnstedt travels to bedside sister Mrs Morgan in Cooper. Prospectors en route to inspect Albany county lands. Bray Ribson folder photos offered. A storm hits Cheyenne with minor damage. Police court quiet for third day. Brickwork for Eddy street Truckey building underway. Water irrigation order public notice. Advertising notes Wasserman’s sale oxford shoes. Trials for Henry and Moore scheduled. One license issued Walter Harris and Gertrude Connell. Wind demolishes Frontier Park grand stand. reconstruction planned.
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Mra
Glafeke
Carey Ave
Saratoga
Thi City
Saratowa
Cheyenne
la Junta
Temple
Charles le Storer
Anstie Pruden
Atlanta
Masonic Temple
Stull
B. B. Brooks
Midge J. A. Riner
Fred Bohnstedt, Jr
M .R. Morgan
Cooper
Prospectora Enroute
Colorado
Denver
Laramie
Albany County
Ribson
Cheynie al Hoon
Truckey
Sixteenth
Eddy Streets
Eddy Street
Manewal
Wasserman’s. Henry
James Henry
Levi Tracey
Walter C. Harris
Nortix . Platte
Neb
Gertrude Connell
Whitney
Moore
Walter Moore
Local Weather Summary for June 18 1910
24 hour period ending at 6 pm June 18 1910 reports a maximum temperature of 79 degrees and a minimum of 60 degrees with precipitation totaling 0.8 inch. Weather details indicate mild conditions with light rainfall.
Denver Cou Polo Team Rout Army in Denver Game
A Denver polo team dominated the Army squad with a 1074 to 6% win as soldiers faced heavy handicap and fielded a rapid attack. Sykes suffered a knee injury after a fall, while Houston and Symes were unseated. Phipps’ Denver horse was struck by a stick during play.
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Agalurta
Denver Cou _ polo
Dotdulaa
Fort Breavell
Goldlera
Denver
Denver Republican
Mrnver
Bug
Wil
Woldiers
Telpleses
Country Club
Army
Sykes
Houston
Symes
L.C. Phipps
Vocal Newspaper Event Postponed to June 21
The Vocal Newspaper program at First Baptist Church was postponed from tonight to Tuesday evening June 21 at the request of several attendees. Organizers said the change allows more people to attend the verbal presentation of late news.
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First Baptist Ehurch
Lata News
Good Fights Scheduled for Thermopolis and Worland
Guy Buckles, fresh from defeating the Battling Dane at Sheridan, meets the Wisconsin Kid in a 20 round bout at Thermopolis on July 4. Kid Berry faces Charles Hawner in Worland on July 4. both bouts over 20 rounds at catch weights with years of Western fighting behind them.
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Thermopolis
Worland
Guy Buckles
Dane
Sheridan
Wisconsin
Kid Berry
West
Moet Charles Hawner
Durant’s Notice for June 19 Wagon Assembly
Durants announce a gathering on June 19 at 62a Committehe near Th and Eddy streets. The notice urges early arrival for a wagon event and mentions multiple prior occurrences.
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Eddy Streets
Dry Farm Romance Ends in Hillsdale Wedding
Miss Licile Carpenter and Warren Fisher wed Wednesday night at the home of Miss Tag Kart southeast of Hillsdale. Rev. W. M. Nelson officiated in the small ceremony attended by about thirty friends. Fisher is a prominent dry farmer east of town, and Carpenter came from the local town three months ago to live on a claim near Fisher. The couple had met only weeks earlier before Cupid’s match sealed their vows.
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Aary Farm
Hillsdale
Licile Carpenter
Warren Fisher
Miss Carpenter
Orime
Ole
Mr. Fisher
Dan Cupid
Union Pacific Says It Will Not Halt Western Work
J Q Matthews assistant Superintendent of Union Pacific at Denver arrived in Cheyenne and will attend the reunion of the Wyoming Consistory. He stated the railroad has no plan to stop any westward extensions and all work started will be rushed to completion.
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D. Edwardsa
Western Union Telegraph
Neng Ney
Archie Lutter
Reno
Union Pacific
J. Q. Matthews
Denver
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Coal Creek man rescues wife from drowning accident
Florence June 16 Allen Beach of Coal Creek rescued his wife who fell into the Arkasreas River below the county bridge while fishing with friends. He plunged into the swift current and saved her from a watery grave. Also noted Sam Earhart returned from a Wheatland farm report and Sun Proof Paint at Sherman Co.
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Florence
Arkasreas River
Allen “Beach
Coal Creek
Mrs. Beach
Mr. Beach
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Ingersoll’s Square
Ingersoll Store
W. 17Th St
William’ Kelly
B. W. Tanner
Otto Brunell
McAdame
Miss McAdams
Block
William. Sharte
Cutter
City
Fort D. A. Russell
New Frontier Park Grounds
Cahill
Marion Drobacz
David Nimmo, Jr
Irene Kingham
Mary
Helen Nimmo
Herbert
Walter Kingham
Bruce Kingham
Jene
John Nima
Sorley
Currie
Capt. Sorley
Fourteenth Tifantry
The
Philppines
Priscilla Club
Missionary Circle of the Baptist Church
MPR
Ed Schoel
Ifth Street
General Fisher
Ladie
Francis Talbot
Warren Avenue
Leon
Harry Nolan
John Nolan
Bas
Charles Igies & Viet
J. Hi. Skid
Mixa Marie Qrowlay
Harold Key Boy
Kerigan
Beg Bt. Louis
Orrim College
Cae
Dapppol Avenue
Plate Railway Sherman Co
Weather Report
Grees
Sherhian Co
Durants
Children’s Rompers
Gol
Sharman Co
Sam. Earhart
Hile Farm
Wheatland
Sherman Co
James Millinery
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