Wedding and society notices from Cheyenne era
Lady’s Home Journal poem reflects on effort and pride in learning. Wedding plans of Mr Guy Church and Miss Mae Huntoon, plus out of town guests. Consistory event with Dr Millard solos, picnic at Lake Minnehaha, vaudeville, and theater. Social gatherings include Miss Bennett’s visit, Miss Jessie party, and City Park picnic for young friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Church
Martelle
Iowa
Mae Huntoon
Cheyenne
D. H. Huntoon
Marry Caldwell
Crippie Creek
Mary Colders
Col Springs
Schlitz
Belleview
L. C. Huntoon
Ethel Nimmo
Young Girla
Pet
Aileen Quy
Micq
Jessie
Lyric
Mina Agnes Wright
Edan Morgan
Dorothy Gereke
Busan Broisch
Mary Mahan
Margaret Grier
Margaret Lacey
Babbette Wasserman
Nellis Cook
J. L. Rockwell
City Park
Bidden
Miss Bennett
Frances Brownlee
Hazel Nelson
Susan Brelach Glennis Graham
Margaret Doane
Social notes from Cheyenne and surrounding cities
Miss Kathleen Stuart of Denver visits sister Mrs. W R Grier for several weeks. Mrs. William B Hoss and son William Bradford return from Tennessee and Texas. Miss Margaret Grier and Mary plan a Denver summer with grandparents. Mrs. John Gilland of Denver visits Mr and Mrs George Gilland. Ada B Coates leaves for Nebraska and Iowa. Mrs. Oscar Kaufman of Chicago visits Cheyenne and stays with Mrs E B Treat. Mr and Mrs Charlie Carey and Elizabeth spend time at Careyhurst with Mr and Mrs Robert Carey. Ely of Philadelphia accompanies them to the ranch. Mr Carey will attend Col Cort Hart’s funeral. D Leeds Miller and Elinor Fillebrown of Philadelphia to spend summer with Mrs Charlie Carey. Mrs W W Crook and Mrs O K Snyder return from Denver. Mrs R P Allen arrives tonight to visit Mrs P S Cook. Mrs John A Campbell and daughter of Washington DC to visit Governor and Mrs Joseph M Carey. Campbell is widow of Wyoming’s first governor. Campbell and daughter at Wellesley prior to world tour. Mise Campbell is a Wellesley graduate. Miss Jessie Bennett leaves Kimball County ranch to summer Cheyenne. visits Miss Ethel Nimmo. Miss Helen Nimmo accompanies to ranch to visit Miss Mary Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Carey
Elizabeth
Careyhurst
Robert Carey
Ely
Philadelphia
D. Leeds Miller
Elinor Fillebrown
John A. Campbell
Washington, D. C
Cheyenne
Joseph M. Carey
Campbell
Wyoming
Fort Russell Society Picnic and Fishing Parties
Dr. Baylis hosted a Silver Crown picnic with Miss Gillis of Mississippi and Miss Crittenden of Texas as guests of honor. The party enjoyed a mountain day. Captain and Mrs. Pearson and guests fished at the dam. Captain Nelson, back from Texas, will stay at Fort Russell on recruiting duty. Mrs. Edgar A. Myer hosted an informal gathering to meet Mr. Ed. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Baylis
Silver Crown
Miss Gillis
Mississippi
Miss Crittenden
Texas
Nelson
Fort Russell
Edgar A. Myer
Ed. Clark
Thursday and Wednesday Bridge Club Updates
Women’s clubs announce meetings this week with hosts Mrs A P Hanson and Mrs B B Treat. Guest of honor will be Chicago resident and former Cheyenne member Mrs Oscar Kaufman. Coterie Art Club to be hosted by Mrs Harry Klingman. Help One Another Club host Mrs F G Lundell at 618 East Eighteenth Street Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Kaufman
Chicago
Cheyenne
E. B. Treat
A. P. Hanson
B. B. Treat
Coterie Art Club
Harry Klingman
F. G. Lundell
East Eighteenth Street
Presbyterian Aid society meets in church parlors next Friday
The Presbyterian Aid society plans a Friday gathering in church parlors hosted by Mrs. P. L. Kep ler and Mrs. George Kepler. The event aims to discuss society affairs and upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid Society
P. L. Kepler
George Kepler
Clara A Ligler Beauty Culture Parlors Ad
Vielt the Clara A Ligler Beauty Culture Parlors for all kinds of Hair work Ladies Hair Dying and Bleaching Specialty Mail orders given prompt attention 1809 Curey Ave Phone 517
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Clara A
Ligler
Curey Ave
Florence News Highlights From Wheatland and Nearby
Florence Wyoming notes report Garnet Waltman’s visit ending as she returns to Wheatland. Local residents attend Chugwater visits, weddings, and social events while discussing irrigation plans amid dry weather. Routines include horse breaking by Roy Samuelson and a rattlesnake incident at the Corbin homestead.
Prohibition Fostering Hope as W C T U News Grows
The W C T U notes growing support for prohibition with persistent speeches and study, signaling progress despite mockery. Ella Wheeler Wilcox comments praise the movement while Hobson faces a delayed vote on his nationwide prohibition resolution, expected in July with a simple majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holwon
Hobson
Pertinent Questions on Saloons and Employment
The piece argues saloons yield few jobs per million capital and suggests redirecting alcohol spending to productive uses could employ millions. It quotes Edison Lincoln and Franklin advocating temperance and states law can shut bars to reduce tax burdens and crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Edison
Abraham Lincoln
Wendell Phillips
Temperance
Benjamin Franklin
Pope Praises Temperance Crusade Worldwide
Pope Pius X thanks the Catholic International League Against Intemperance for its efforts and sends a cardinal secre tary of state letter urging global clergy to promote temperance. The pontiff notes the moral economic and social harms of alcoholism and expresses hope for broader Catholic support and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pius X
Catholic International League
Beauty Culture Parlor Promises Godlike Womanly Beauty
An advertisement touts the Clara A Ligier Meanty Culture Parlor for Scientific Pactal Treatments promising deep beauty and soul truth. It urges women to visit weekly to maintain beauty and health and provides phone and address details for appointments at 817 Carey Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heauty
Beauty Culturiet Ia
Necowsky
Amal
Carey Avenue
Cobb Fights Over Fish Leads to Arrest in Detroit
In Detroit on June 20 Cyrus Ray mond Cobb, noted baseball fielder, got into a fight with Harold Harding 20. A revolver was used and a witness confirmed Cobb assaulted Harding. Cobb reportedly broke Harding's thumb during the scuffle over fish sellers after a purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Cyrus Raymond Cobb
Harold Harding
Warding
Cobb
New Major League May Be Organized After Season Ends
New York June 2 A major league in organized baseball seems likely after the season. Presidents of the National League met with the national commission in a lengthy session and virtually decided no third major organization is needed to counter the Federal league invasion. Representatives of the International league attended.
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New York
National League
National Commission
Federal League
International League
Club Women Go Dry At Convention
The General Federation of Women’s clubs passed a resolution opposing liquor and urging federal or state laws to eradicate the evil. The Kentucky delegation led the drive, earning loud applause as other states joined in. The vote concluded the convention with singing, and New York is favored for the 1916 biennial amid plans for a council meeting in Indianapolis to confirm the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation of
Weeman’s Clubs
Pompeiian
Congress Hotel
Stret
Resolutions Committee
Kentucky
Federation
Fis
Hquer
General Federation
New York
Council of the Federation
Indianapolis
Ind
They Are Good Photos-Those stamps, 10 cents a dozen
Classified note advertises stamps at 10 cents a dozen with a reference to a photo service at 1612 Carey Avenue.
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Carey Avenue
Simple home prescription promises eye relief with Optona
Thousands suffer eye troubles from neglect and costly specialists. A. EK. Rooder druggists can fill the Optona prescription of grains Optona with water to bathe the eyes and take four daily uses. The system claims to clear inflammation and strengthen vision, reducing or eliminating the need for glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EK. Rooder
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East 10Th Street
Eleanor Duncan Wood
Teachey
Dame Life
Ladies’ Home Journal
Im ” Plenic
C. H. Parmelee
Sheridan
Lake Minnehaha
Horace Jenkins
Frances Davis
Genevra Brock
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Mra
Jenkins
Parmejee
J. F. Jenkins
Jeasle Bennett
Misa Jesale Bennett
H. M. Bennett
Denver
Kathleen Stuart
W. R. Grier
William B. Hoss
William Bradford
Tennessee
Mary
Muriel Guy
New York City
John Gilland
George Gilland
Ada B. Coates
Nebraska
William Daley
A. K. Smith
Rawlins
W. W. Crook
O. K. Snyder
R. P. Allen
Iron Mountain
Visst
Cook
Wellesley, Waes
Mise Campbell
Wellesley
Misa Jeasie Bennett
Kimball
Sumer
Chevennen
Welen Nimmo
Mary Bennett
Kodak
Carey Ave
Cheyenne, Wyo
Ft. Russell Society
Old Society of the Presbyterian Church
Afott
Presbyterian
The
Presbyterian Church
Dropres
Sherman Co
Florence
Wyo
Garnet Waltman
Edna Samuelson
Wheatland
Charles Corbin
Little Charley
8. J. Solder
Aick Iiet
Orpha Samuelson
Kate Bennet
Gebhart
John
St. Paul, Neb
Tillie Bennett
Plainie
Chugwater
Chug
Roy Samuelson
Samuelson Ranch
R. C. Johnston
Charlie Corbin
Corbin Homestead
Charley Johinston
George Johnston
Hamilton Brown
D. J.o’connell
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Hmquor
United States
W. G. Sharp
France
Wilson
Willita G. Sharp
Congress
Elyria
Sharp
Senate
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Mr. Sharp
House of Representatives
Due
Shoe Doctor
Cavey Avenue
Cheyenne Creamery Company
Meadow Gold Butter
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