Bridge Tea Shared By Mrs. Whittaker Guests In Cheyenne
A mid-summer Bridge tea hosted by Mrs. John Whittaker drew many friends for an extended afternoon of games and dining. Attendants included Mrs. Luke Verhees Mrs. Lee Bristol Mrs. George Abbott and others with place cards of pink sweet peas. Judge J. D. Parkinson of Kansas City visited relatives in Cheyenne and planned to stay through the Fourth as partygoers prepared for upcoming travels.
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John Whittaker
Mra
Luke Verhees
Lee Bristol
George Abbott
Charles Riner
E. W. Stone
P. O. Brewster
John Harrington
A. J. Parshall
Henry Conway
Louis G. Davis
Henry Watson
T’ H. Kennedy
Paul Bailey
Dugald Whittaker
Salim
Hebhner
George Hoyt
Clara Bond
W. B. Rose
Gibson Clark
Meyer Frank
George Burrage
G. Mason Smith
Johnson
Ruth Luey
Paris Fashion Hints and Summer Plans Noted
Paris Fashion Hints daughter Miss Dorothy returns from Boulder Colorado with Miss Bert Saggan sister of Mrs. Barnett. Cecil Bon youngest son of Mr and Mrs Steve Bon arrives from New York City to spend the summer. Myrtle Faust hosts hayrack party with Winne Club. Help One Another Club meets at Mrs David Nimmo. Mystic Maze Club hosted by Mrs Leffter on West Twenty fourth Street. Rev L Harold Forde and wife move into Pebrivan and Twenty first Street home. Ron Forde named pastor of Evangelical Presbyterian church. T H W Skidmore arrives from Omaha to celebrate July Fourth. Allar ang Rosary Society meets at Mila John MM Smith's home. telegram: Willim Corn passed exams for Annapolis academy. Corn is son of Judge and Mrs S T Corn, formerly Cheyenne, now Ogden Utah.
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Judge J. D. Parkingon
Kansas City
J. F. Jenkins
House Street
Judge Parkinson
Mike Elisabeth Parkinson
Paris
Mdme
Melba
Hall
Cheyenne
Dorothy
Boulder
Colorado
Bert Saggan
Barnett
Cecil Bon
Steve Bon
New York City
Cecil
Switzerland
L. Harold Forde
Andrea
Pebrivan
Twenty-first Street
Ron Forde
Presbyterian ‘Church of
Oly
Willim Corn
Anapolis Academy
Corn
T. Corn
Ogden
Utah
Best place to have your clothes made cleaned pressed or altered
Local tailoring shop advertises custom clothing creation along with cleaning pressing and alterations at 1831 Carey Ave MO. B.NIMBVSZ promotes skilled tailoring services to residents seeking wardrobe upkeep and alterations.
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MO. B
Nimbvsz
Carey Ave
Former baseball star nominated for governor in party convention
Harrisburg Pan Jone 29 reports Kin ley Tever a former baseball player and party regular was nominated for governor at a Republican State convention marked by harmony and a push to elevate favored figures.
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Harrisburg
Pan
Jone
Kinley Tever
Big Animal
Personal Notices From Cheyenne Readers
N R Davis returns from the East with daughters Alice and Mary who studied at Boston. Warwick Bond comes back to Cheyenne from New Castle after several weeks away. Julia Freeborn returns from Portland Oregon. F M OBrien of Cokeville attends to business in Cheyenne. William Rielly of Douglas listed among yesterday arrivals. Mrs Ed Wedemeyer and children return after a three month Ohio visit.
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Ers
N. R. Davis
Alice
Mary
Boston
Warwick Bond
Cheyenne
New Castle
Julia Freeborn
Portland
Oregon
F. M. O'Brien
Cokeville
William Rielly
Douglas
Ed Wedemeyer
Ohio
Dog Saves Nine From Cremation in East New York Fire
Nellie the water spaniel alerted a family of nine during a blaze that consumed a store and residence in East New York. She woke 8 year old Virginia Ralph by pulling her gown, prompting the others to flee as flames and explosions rocked the paint shop.
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New York
Nellie
Virginia Ralph
Caroline Ralph
Delaware Battleship Struck by Lightning at Norfolk
The battleship Delaware was struck by lightning last night in Norfolk Virginia. The wireless mast was demolished and one man seriously injured while several others were slightly shocked. The ship avoided a catastrophe despite 1500 pounds of ammunition on deck and nearby six inch shells.
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Norfolk
Delaware
Washington Weather Forecast for Wyoming Update
Local forecast notes follow with showers possible Thursday and Friday partly cloudy. Twenty four hour data through 6 p m June 29 show a maximum of 81 degrees and a minimum of 56 degrees with trace precipitation reported by W.5. Palmer.
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Washington
Wyoming
Trace
Palmer
She's Champion Long Distance Fiancee Says Gotham Miss
New York June 29 Mika Ruth Tannenbaum of 600 West 146th Street Manhattan left aboard the Mauretania describing herself as the champion long distance fiancee. She heads to Johannesburg to join her future husband in the Transvaal. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tannenbaum, accompany her to Southampton. The daughter plans to complete the journey with her own arrangements.
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New York
Mika Ruth Tannen‘jauim
West 146Th Street
Manhattan
Johannesburg
Transvaal
Henry Tannenbaum
Hhamptom
Miss Tannenbaum
Drought Ends After Heavy Rain Sighted Across State
Rail service reports that a drought has ended with recent heavy rainfall. Western lines saw some trains delayed last night but expect resumed operation soon. Rain improves dry farming areas from Cheyenne to Sidney and nearby Rawlins districts, with Cheyenne vicinity receiving a broad, beneficial shower. Palace Pharmacy promotes Benzoin Almond Lotion for tan and freckles.
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Drouth
Hewrilly
Ahoad Company
Tafad
Inconver Segat
Sidney
Cheyenne
Rawlins
Roosevelt and Taft To Meet at Beverely Today
Roosevelt and Taft expected to speak from the same platform at Beverely today amid preparations for the trans Mississipp i Commercial congress. Roosevelt also sent a telegram urging the Cobb direct nomination bill, signaling a public political stance upon return from Europe.
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Taft
Beverely
Denver
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Europe
Lloyd ©. Griacom
New York Republican County Committee
Five Days Before Big Fight Draws Reno Crowds
Fragmented OCR story notes anticipation of a major boxing match in Reno. The text references a fighter preparing for eight rounds and comments on strategy and crowd reactions. Names and clear events are obscured by garbled text.
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Reno
Contention Over Jeffries Johnson Fight Duration
Readers debate how long the Jeffries Johnson bout will last with opinions ranging from one round to thirty. Governor Dickerson states Johnson is faster but lacks Jeffries power while predicting more blows but similar outcomes. Reno reports Charles White of New York set as second referee if Rickard cannot attend.
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Johnson
Jeffries
Dickerson
Tonigth
Jefries
Reno
Charien White
New York
Rickard
Judge Overrules Hyde's Motion For New Trial
Judge Latshaw refuses a new trial for Dr. Hyde citing lack of fair and impartiality. Hyde remains in jail during his appeal to the supreme court and may visit his wife. arrest of judgment and bond motions follow next week as the case proceeds. Mrs. Hyde sits with him as the decision is read. the court’s ruling is greeted without agitation. Collier's White Lead at Sherman Co.
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Supreme Court
Dr. Hyde
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