Cheyenne Social Roundup Features Local Visitors and Events
Mrs. 5. T. Corn of Ogden arrives to visit daughter in Cheyenne. Mr. and Mrs. William Dickson plan a six week tour to the Philippines after leaving Sheridan. Attendee reports include Elks convention in Rochester and piano club meeting with Bach biographies and musical pieces.
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Mr. Whipple
Cheyenne
5. T. Corn
Ogden
Judge Corn
Ross Snyder
W. W. Crook
C. K. Snyder
Denver
A. Preston
Rochester
N. Y
William Dickson
Chyenne
Sheridan
Dickson
Fort McKenzie
Philippines
Quartermasters’ Department
W. M. Jeffers
Salt Lake
Babbette Wasserman
Sidney
Neb
Joseph Oberfelder
Maude Dildine
Ann Daniels
Greeley
F. L. Robinson
Nadine
Tilton Ranch
Fred McKile
la Junta
Colo
Cheyvenne
William Kelley
Ethel McGrath
Irma Patton
Casper
Miss Patton
Misa McGrath
Arthur Black
Grover, Cole
Mr. Black
P. J
Musical Club
Paul Bailey
Arthur Spaulding
Bach
O’boyle
Force
Hugh Coffman
All-Round Social hops at Fraternal Hall feature 24 couples
The All-Round Social club hosts a monthly hop at Fraternal Hall Monday evening with Mrs. John Brown and Mrs. G. A. Fox as arrangements chairmen. Twenty four couples comprise the membership as the event promises social gaiety and music. Camping Party to Return details note members will travel to Granite Springs for an outing and return home. A new son is born to Mr and Mrs Charles H Barnett, announced with birthday joy as the community shares in the happiness.
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John Brown
G. A. Fox
Schuneman
Henderson
Shafer
Wersderfer
Edgar Schuneman
Dunn
Washington State
Hight
Granite Springs
Visiting Family Guests From Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Johnson and four children from Kansas City arrived Thursday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Whipple. They plan to see local sites and spend time with the family.
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George W. Johnson
Chliren
Kansas City
Sod
WL. Whipple
Mrs. Johnson
Bridge Club Postponed and Fraternal Union Social Planned
The Thursday Bridge club will not meet this week and the date for the next meeting will be announced later. The Fraternal Union of America will hold a card social Wednesday evening July 2 at Fraternshell Bach the composer was the sub
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Bridge Club
Own For Te
Fraternal Union Social
Fraternal Union of America
Fraternshell
Mitchell and Ashby Wed at First Methodist Parish
Roy Pettibone Mitchell and Ethel Ashby united in marriage at the First Methodist church parsonage with W. M. Nelson officiating. Attendants included Mrs. J. C. Lynder, Mrs. Ada Prince and Mr. J. Cruger. They left for Salt Lake City to reside, amid best wishes from friends.
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Roy Pettibone Mitchell
Ethel Ashby
First Methodist Church
W. M. Nelson
J. C. Lynder
Ada Prince
J. Cruger
Mitchell
Salt Lake City
Willing Workers Meeting Postponed One Week
Due to the Fourth falling on Friday the Willing Workers of the Baptist church postpone their Friday meeting for one week and will meet next on another date. The note references church activities and church group planning.
Grape-Nuts Promises Benefit From Diet Change
A testimonial set claims heavy meat eaters suffer indigestion and poor health, but switching to Grape-Nuts improves digestion and weight. An Illinois man reports gaining from 95 to 125 pounds and his wife also improving. A 68 year old neighbor and others credit regular Grape-Nuts use for better health and no indigestion. The ad cites Postum Co. and references a book.
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Illinois
Oura
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mieh
Loyal Temperance Legion Meeting at Methodist Church
The Loyal Temperance Legion holds a meeting this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Methodist church as part of Methodist Children's Day. Also note Chil dren's Day events at the Sunday school this morning at 10 30 with pupils performing. Special music at St Mark's tonight postponed for a week. Sunergae Meeting at Mrs Mark Cox's ranch Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Temperance Legion
Methodist Church
Methodist Sunday School
St.Mark's Tonight
Sunergae
St. Mark's
Mark Cox
Police Suppress Strike Riot In Birmingham Streets
Police and detectives were called to quell violence related to the street railway workers strike in Birmingham Alabama. Dynamite damaged a track wheel and bricks were thrown from upper story construction sites. Car schedules remained nearly normal with uniformed officers on each car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Bolte
Hat and Coat on River Bank Reveal Townsend Suicide
George Townsend a 62 year old wealthy Chicago railway promoter and brother of Congressman Edward Townsend disappeared from a Kansas City hotel last Tuesday. His hat coat and a letter in his handwriting were found near the Missouri River indicating he killed himself, saying he feared the mad house. Police plan a body search as scouts and mail carriers combed the river area and current is swift at the noted depth.
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Kansas City
George Townsend
Chicago
Edward Townsend
New Jersey
Kan
Townsend
Mr. Townsend
Old
Ward S. Arnold
Congressman Townsend
Mr. Arnold
Boy Scouts
Enginemen and Firemen Unable to End Work
Washington June 28. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen convention cannot adjourn as planned due to heavy business. Delegates finished amendments to the constitution and bylaws and adjudicated beneficiary claims. Several claims will be adjusted on Monday with hopes to elect new officers that afternoon.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Loccomotive
Judge Rules Union Labor Clause Unconstitutional
Judge Howard Kennedy of Nebraska ruled that the union labor provision governing bid letting is unconstitutional and discriminatory, striking down the requirement as unfair to bidders and contrary to equal protection.
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Howard Kennedy
Nebraska
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