Closing meeting of P F E O Sisterhood highlights yellow white decor
The P F E O Sisterhood held its year end open meeting at Mrs W C Menzie home with two guests per member. Guests included Mrs Carlisle Mrs Moore and others. The event featured papers Our Profits and Losses and Little Bavaria on a Summer Day plus two piano solos by Mrs W C Briscoe.
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PB. O
P. FE. O. Sisterhood
W. C Menzé
Mre
Moore
Stodter
Mra
Hanson
Misa Riner
Mise Lacey
Marguerite
Carliele
Frank Gleagon
Bavaria
Gudele Johnston
Meanames
Potter
Mullen
Stone
W. My Ollereat
Colo
Wernesdyn Bridge Group to Host Afternoon Bridge
Mrs A EB Roedel will entertain her bridge this afternoon inviting all members to join the event at the usual venue.
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Wernesdyn Bridge
A. EB. Roedel
Teer Cream Social and church gatherings announced
Teer Cream Social at South Side church Friday evening invites all. South Cheyenne W C T T to hold ice cream social. Jewish Ladies Circle meets this afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs M Rosenbloom. Methodist Ald Boglery hosts gathering in church parlor Thursday afternoon. Reading includes a light verse about watching oneself go by.
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South Cheyenne
South Side
C. W. Clark
G. A. Tockafield
Hotel Arrivals List Attracts Long Guest Parade
A crowded hotel ledger shows arrivals from Portland to St. Paul including K Walasof, J B Colby, T G Ogg, A Diamond, H K Galusha, F V Dugeth, C K Tappen, R F Munker, J Sehwertin, W J Parkington, C J Michens, H M B Barton, W G Dow, J S Webster, and many others from Denver, Chicago, Omaha, Des Moines, and beyond. The long roster details guests by name and origin.
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K. Walasof
Portland
B. Petrikin
T. G. Ogg
A. Diamond
New York
J. B. Colby
E. T. Cheene
Chas
W. Wilson
M. M. Harrison
H. K. Galusha
A. BE. Haywood
F. V. Dugeth
C. K. Tappen
R. F. Munker
Jack Sehwertin
H. E. Renick
W. J
Bhamakin
A. Dixon
Henrittin Dixon
North Platte
H. L. Garhart
Minneapolia
R. Db. Brooks
Casper
List of names and places from Denver to Loveland
Water, Mrs. C. M. Luxk, Lusk, Raymond Thompson and wife, Denver, M. G. Bryan, Cedar Rapids la. A. Becker, Fred McTyge, Mrs. J. L. Conalogue, C. H. Gauff, Hecla, F. L. Clayton and wife, Shoshoni, Melvin Charton, Grant, Jessie Morris, Edna Hyatt, Loveland, Jack Austin, Geo. Cochran, Rudolph Belick, city, W. C. Vaillancourt, Fort Russell, S. Bauers and wife, Casper, A. Wilkinson, Egbert, R. C. Oakes, Denver, Jelmer Johnson, La Grange.
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A. Becker
Fred McTyge
J. L. Conalogue
C. H. Gauff
Hecla
F. L. Clayton
Shoshoni
Melvin Charton
Grant
Jessie Morris
Edna Hyatt
Loveland
Jack Austin
Geo. Cochran
Rudolph Belick
City
W. C. Vaillancourt
Fort Russell
S. Bauers
Wafe
Casper
A. Wilkinson
Egbert
R. C. Oakes
Denver
Jelmer Johnson
la Grange
Marshall Sighted With Dolly In Family Teatime
Johnny reports seeing Mr Marshall with Dolly during a family visit. He says Marshall looked fine in an arm in arm pose, prompting his sister to gasp and the mother to demand Johnnys exit. The boy explains he was merely remarking on the army clothes, a reply that ends the scene.
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Duke
Braganca
Portugal
Manuel
Dom Manuel
Anita Stewart
John
Johnny
Mack
National Monthly
Convention by Bulletin Continues Amid Disruptions
The scene shifts as Chairman Mack struggles to quiet a noisy crowd while conferring with Indiana’s Taggart and National Committee Secretary Urey Woodson. Cardinal Gibbons delivers the invocation as the national committee’s list of names is read for the convention proceedings.
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Mack
Taggart
Indiana
Urey Woodson
National Committee
Jas
Cardinal Gibbons
Allence
Ahkneattie
Lords
Amiet
Bryan nominates Kern for temporary chairman at Democratic convention
Parker of New York presides as temporary chair. Wm J Bryan addresses the crowd amid applause. Bryan nominates John Kern of Indiana for temporary chairman and hails the epoch making convention while noting party independence. Weather notes rainfall ceased and humidity high as fans circulate in the hall.
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Democratic Party
Bryan
National Committee
Clark and Willson
Kern
Mr. Bryan
United States Senate
Parker
New York
People's Party
Democratic convention in Denver Picks Parker as Temporary Chairman
At the Denver Democratic convention the arena erupts as Parker is elected temporary chairman after tumultuous sessions led by Bryan and Kern. The roll calls show Parker leading Bryan narrowly with 570 to 606 votes. Parker addresses the gathering amid jeers and interruptions, while Bryan presses for broader debate and order.
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Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
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Covert
Rosa
Billy Walker
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Kent
Patra Burdick
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Lee
Doane
Gritfin
J. C. Theron
Dr. Heard
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Clibh
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Teer Cream Social
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Inter Ocean
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H. Halloon
Pinedale
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G. BE. Chadwick
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H. K.thompson
Geo. W. Storey
Carpenter
M. M. Kennels
Campstool
W. Cimey
St. Louis
G. M. Neean
Tee Moines
Chas. Cook
Pine Cluffe
G. M. Bodlen
Spokane
W. W. Roark
Wind River
George W. Adame
Grover
Normandie
J. C. Damke
Greeley
M. T. Bander
J. H. Shafter
Ranford
Cleveland
J. KR. Kinnear
D. Hodge
B. Sanda
R. Kh. Halter
Enver
J. A. Lander
Evanston
A. Hokmens
Nellie Eubanke
Des Moines
Rowena Eubanke
Johnston City
Helm
West Point
Galligan
Wheatland
Albany
W. Everman
Joy
C. KR. Ewelgart
Garner
C. Abbey
J. H. Grover
Omaha
Oliva Peterson
Mr. Peterson
Burlington
Inn
Ade Halling
Lola Halling
Fort Colling
Tra Bidwell
Kansas City
A. G. Arnett
Chicago
C. Db. Thompson
Los Angeles
Becker
Bb. F
Harris
J. Sorensen
G. Gulliman
St. Paul
Wm. G. Suger
Laramie
J. P
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Chug
Water
C. M. Luxk
Lusk
Raymond Thompson
M. G. Bryan
Cedar Rapids
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Franktown
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Mr. Kern
Ormand Kern
John A. Bell
California
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Texas
Johnson
Senator Culbertson
Mr. Johnson
Vention
Wm. J. Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Alabama
Oklahoma
Tal
West Virginia
Judge Parker
Mr. Parker
Roosevelt
Tennessee Coal and Iron Steel Truste
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Bath
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