Worry Not and Enjoy a Relaxed Life Theme
An upbeat verse from Royal Neighbor promotes dropping worry and embracing ease. The piece closes with a note about a travel- and visit-filled period as friends and relatives from Council Bluffs and beyond visit Rev. and Mrs. George Von Winkle and participate in social engagements and a pupil recital hosted by Mrs. Luna C. Freund and her senior piano class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lininger
Jessie Lininger
Council Bluffs
R. O. Hasking
South Omaha
George von Winkle
Yellowstone Park
Luna C. Preund
Ming Birt Weds William Nichols At Parents Home
Last evening at 1911 Eddy Street the wedding of Ming Edna Birt and William J Nichols occurred. Rev Leon C Hills conducted the ceremony using the Presbyterian ring service. Attendants were Loretta Dacey and John Mane wal. Nichols works as a Union Pacific brakeman. Barilotti, of the Fourth Field Artillery band, and the Atlas theater orchestra attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Birt
Eddy Street
Ming Edna GB. Birt
William J. Nichola
Leon C. Hills
Presbyterian Church
Lo-retta Dacey
John Ll. Manewal
Nichols
Union Pacific
Barilotti
Fourth Field Artillery Band
Atlas Theater Orchestra
Diamntolo
Fort Russell
Paul Milazzo
Rose Dialntolo
Cavalry Card Club Meets at Fort Russell
The Ninth Cavalry Card club gathered Monday evening at the Cavalry club with hostesses Mrs Armstrong Mrs Ayres and Mrs Camp. Three tables were in use for the regular fortnightly event and social games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavalry Card Club
Dinner party honors captains and officers at Fort Russell
The gathering featured Lt Rabora A fume her, Mite and Mibih ell with guests from Fort Robinson and Mrs Guilfoyle entertaining. Captain and Mrs White, Mrs McCullough and others joined in a formal dinner. Captain Leonard Deltrich recently arrived at Fort Russell with the Ninth Cavalry. Mrs Walker plans a tea for visiting sister and niece, while Dr Williamson hosted another chafing dish supper. James Sisters advertised hats at half price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I Guilfoyle
George White
Mt. Joseell
White
McCulloch
James
Rowle
Deltrich
Leonard Deltrich
Fort Russell
Ninth Cavalry
Cheyenne
Army
Local ads promote beauty parlors and discounts on hats
Readable ad notices offer beauty parlors at 411 W 19th St Mrs Ligler with high class work and a half price hat at James Sisters, plus Sherman Co and Sanitas wir ing. Stevenson telephone 695 and Kansas Cream Flour advertised from a just unloaded stock by Peabody & Nelson 1017 Thames phone 652 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Peabody & Nelson
Thames
Phono
W. Tf
L. K. Ford Graduates From Annapolis Naval Academy
Ensign L Kenneth Ford son of Rev L Harold Ford returned home after graduation from the Annapolis Naval Academy on June 7. He paused in Piqua Ohio to visit grandmother Mrs Keplinger. He has no duty assignment yet but expects orders in the fall for foreign waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign L. Kenneth Ford
Rev
L. Harold Ford
Annapolis Naval Academy
Piqua
Ohio
Keplinger
Ensign Forde
Railroad staff shakeups in Cheyenne area
Ed. Ryan of the Union Pacific moves to Denver, with E. T. Gervais taking his place in Cheyenne. J. C. Seiverts from Denver fills Gervais’s vacancy. Assistant Superintendent G. W. Maitland plans to return to Cheyenne today with his family from a Pacific coast vacation. Dan H. Breese, U P air brake inspector, leaves Cheyenne for Evanston after brief Cheyenne visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Ryan
Union Pacific
Denver
E. T. Gervais
Mr. Gervais
J. C. Seiverts
G. W. Maitland
Cheyenne
Pacific Coast
Dan H. Breese
U. P
Omaha
Evanston
Dip Notice for Gat Tall Cattle Range Dipping Vat
Stockmen with cattle around Gat Tall who have not dipped are notified the Aloe Kirkbridge dipping vat on Cat Tall will open for dipping on June 6th, 103. Get your Bummer Hat at James Biatera's now, half off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gat Tall
Cat Tall
James Biatera
Station notices brightened with painted stone letters
In line with recent orders from the general offices for improvement in the appearance of station grounds along the U P, stone letters designating stations are being painted a dead white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Offices
U. P
Superintendent Jeffers Returns From Inspection Trip
Superintendent W. M. Jeffers of the U. P. has returned from an inspection trip this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Jeffers
U. P
Postal Transfers Move Notables Across Cities
Mrs H L Taylor departs for Chicago while W H Spearman and family relocate to Detroit Michigan. Mr Melntowh and wife head to Spokane Washington. Mrs Lieut McBride moves to Baltimore and Mrs Lieut Devers to Washington Dc. Mrs Captain Pagerton leaves for Portland Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Taylor
Chicago
W. H. Spearman
Detroit
Mich
Melntowh
Spokane
Washington
McBride
Baltimore
Devers
Pager
Portland
Scalp Treatments and Manicuring Ad at Ligier’s Beauty Parlors
Scalp treatments and manicuring offered by Mrs Ligier at her beauty parlor located at 411 West 1th Street with telephone contact 817T-W.
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Mra
I. BR. Tyron
East Eighteenth Street
Rye
Harry Stoder
Denvers
A. Y. Jones
Stoder
Mabel Jones
Annn Coughlin
Laramie
E. Chaplin
Peppell
Wilkie Colling
Douglas
Mrs. Samuel Schultz
Iowa
8. S. Pearlstine
Sidney, Neb
Mrs. Oberfelder
Mrs. R
Tyler
Montreal
Vislt
Mite
Mibihell
Rabora
Fumeher
Vieitorn
Queete
Fort Nobinson
Idnner Party
Mrs. Walker
Dr. Willamson
James Sisters
The
Sherman Co
Sanitas
Stevenson
Telephone
L. K. Ford
Annapolis School
Post Toasties
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Wathers
Mother
Baby
Hrother
R. T. Framers
Musgrove St
Germantown
Phila
Daddy
Battle Creak
Enquirer
Iman
Major George C. Squier
George C. Squier
United States
Great Britain
Signal Corps
Major Squier
Dryden, Mich
Military Academy
Weet Point
Academy
Forest of
Ardennes
Orlando
Rosalind
Cell
Misa Bolla
Miss Mullison
Miss Morgan
Touchstone
Phoebe
Audrey
Margaret Kinty
Margaret Walsh
Misa F. Collins
Mies Mullen
Lordd
Attente
Railroad News
B. F. Davia
Blato Veterinarian
VA. PL
Sanitary
Cook Bros. Co
ATLAS
May
Hrown
Mogmath
Page
Skeeteh
Kayser
Yook
Julius Kayser & Co
New York
Carey Avenue
Hood River
Colorado
Ohenstein Brothers
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