Members Gather for Help One Another Club Meeting
A Thursday meeting at Mrs. Bedy Largé’s House Street home featured a regular work session with a brief business segment followed by refreshments. Guests included Mrs. Nim m, Mrs. Prosper, Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Kennel, and many others. two weeks hence the next session will be at Mrs. Leffler’s West Twenty-fourth Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosper
George Hansen
Kennel
Avorr
Corran
von Kennell
Ladies Episcopal and Baptist Societies Hold Meetings
A report from a local church community details the Altar and Rosary Society of the Cathedral hosting a sewing and social afternoon at Min Mec Fertys home, with a later meeting planned at Mrs Join W Smith. The Baptist Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs Edward Shoels home with Rex Christus readings and a devotional led by Mrs Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min. Mecferty
William, Dinneen
Sam Brown
Mrg
WH. Smith
Fhesides Meadames
William Dinnean
Sant Becker
de .B. Apperson
Tae Knieht
K. Cervantes
Mutton
Pat Seals
Mary Cahill
Georg Lanth
Yoseph Milligan
McGarvey
Fitegerald
Kerrigan
Jankoveky
Durbin
Moran
Crowlaz
Sullivan
Leslie
Lorenzen
Davis
Brauh
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Edward Shoels
East Twenty- Fifth Street
Paul Laverents
John Grainger
Mre. Hamilton
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Thomas Meldrum
Last Twenty-fifth Street
Kansas to hire forty thousand harvest hands in state
Topeka reports from June 17 indicate Charles Harris, director of the late ree employment bureau, estimates Kansas will need about forty thousand harvest hands this year. Earlier estimates put the figure at 20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Charles Harris
Late
Ree Employment Bureau
Kansas
Mig
City briefs and rail yard arrests mark Cheyenne report
Mrs Glafcke Florist advertises choice cut flowers on Carey Ave and 224 St. A Mexican suspect Jose Lega Ta is arrested by Union Pacific Yard Watchman McCarty for allegedly stealing shoes from a car in the yards. Cody club and J P Ranch file incorporation papers with the secretary of state. Bibson Photo folder priced at $4 at Shimitz Studio. No police arrests reported, fourth straight day of quiet. Fourth Field Artillery departs Fort Russell for Pole Mountain. A seven and a half pound boy born to Mark Cox’s wife on his ranch west of Cheyenne. S C Yeager, father of C C Yeager accused in police killing, arrives with his wife. met by local relatives. Tah Ladies’ Oxfords on sale at Wasserman’s. Telegraph wires repaired by linemen after high winds. Trap shoot planned at Fort Russell. Al Royce arranging with Denver supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bibson
Shimitz Studio
Fourth Field Artillery
Fort Russell
Pole Mountain
Stork
Mark Cox
Cheyenne
Yeager
S. ¢. Yeager
C. C. Yeager
Laramie
T. M. Smith
Union Pacific
George la Pash
al Royce
Trited Wardware Company of
Denver
Cfty
One Case Disposed Of In District Court
Walter Moore a South Side youth faced grand larceny charges for stealing fells from his father. After entering a not guilty plea the jury was drawn. With six jurors secured he pled guilty to petty larceny and was sentenced to one hour in the county jail and a $50 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Moore
Eix
Sarve
Former Cheyenne Man Appointed Trainmaster for Western Division
A. B. Apperson, previously yardmaster for Union Pacific in Cheyenne and later Salt Lake division superintendent for Utah with offices in Salt Lake City, is named trainmaster of the western division of the Chicago Great Western headquartered in Clarion Iowa. He succeeds H. W. Hamilton, who is reassigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Apperson
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Utah
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Salt Lake City
Chicago Great Western
Clarion
Mr. Appersom
H. W. Hamilton
Hydefied New Trial Hearing Set for Hyde Case
Kansas City June 17 Judge Ralph Latshaw and Prosecutor Virgil Conkling said court would oppose any further continuance of the motion for a new trial for Dr B Clark Hyde, convicted of the murder of Col Thomas H Swope. Elliott W Major attorney general of Missouri is present but will not participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde
Kansas City
Ralph
Latshaw
Criminal Court
Attornet
Virgik Conkling
B. Clark Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Elliott W. Major
Missouri
Conductor killed in Ulster & Delaware express accident
Oneonta New York June 17 Divers searched the Susquehanna near the city for the body of William Bissel conductor of a fast Ulster and Delaware railroad express killed last night when a sudden tilt of the train on a steep curve by a bridge threw him from the front car platform into the river where the current swept his body away.
Stranger leaps to death from Green Island bridge
An unidentified man jumped from the Green Island bridge into the upper rapids and was swept over Niagara Falls. An English tourist, Arthur Well, witnessed the event as the man spoke with Reservation Official Ellis moments before and showed no sign of intending suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Green Island Bridge
Upper
Rapida
Arthur Well
Ellis
Cheyenne Visitation Notes From City Corridors
Personal mentions include Mrs Henry LeBay of Monelas visiting Cheyenne, EK Stoner of Carpenter a business visitor, Dr William FL Pilaeeing returning from Douglas, State Agent FT Fright of the Humane Society leaving for northern state, Donald McAnister of Evensonste in Cheyenne, Senator R B Forsythe of Rock Springs seeking the republican nomination for state auditor, F M Manley Union Pacific executive in town, Mrs J Lo George of Linder visiting, plus Sherman Co paper hanging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry LeBay
Monelas
Cheyenne
EK. T. Stoner
Carpenter
William FL Pilaeeing
Douglas
FT. Fright
The
Humane Society
Donald McAnister
Evensonste
R. B. Forsythe
Rock Springs
F. M. Manley
Union
Pacife. Con Company of
Omaha
J. Lo George of
Linder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ingersoll’s Square
Ingersoll Store
Carey Avennue
West Seventeenth St
Gladys Gereke
East Twenty-first Street
Minson Laitie Baan
Apace Campbell
Molle Lee
Margaret Lae
Charlotte Chaplin
Borushy Ride
Geraldine Murray
Laetitis Thompson
Sadie Lovee
Lote Eldredge
Mary bin
Beatrine Cook
Jesule Large
Gertrude Thompson
First Presbyterian Church
TL. C. Hills
B. E. Leinbauer
Lewis Mitcheth
Harold Vaughn
Hills
Emery
W. B
Ambrose
Grace Bermont
Robert Dickson
Robert, Jr
Fort Scott
A. We Earry
Ruth
Tno Fitness
D. P. Evans
Dorothine
Mrs. Evans
Sidney
Nebraska
the, Deke
Silk
Repp
China Silk
Henricita
Erory
New York
Colgate
Rubens
WEW
Pierce Suit & Cloak Co
Capitol Ave
Sherman Co
the “Square Deal” Store
Kare
Steve
Electa Coffee
Capipol
Oxfords
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