Mid Summer Bridge Tea Hosted by Mrs John Whittaker
A large afternoon Bridge tea hosted by Mrs John Whittaker featured Carnations and pink sweet peas adorning two dining tables. Guests included Mrs Luke Verhees Mrs Lee Bristol Mrs George Abbott and many others. Judge J D Parkinson of Kansas City is visiting Cheyenne with plans to stay through the Fourth.
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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 Companions Return From Boulder Visit
Paris Fashion Hints daughter Miss Dorothy returns from Boulder Colorado with Miss Bert Saggan sister of Mrs Barnett accompanying and planning a summer stay. Cecil Bon youngest son of Mr and Mrs Steve Bon to arrive from New York City next Sunday for summer with parents after Swiss studies. Myrtle Faust to host hayrack party Friday evening with Winne Club members at her home. Help One Another Club to meet at Mrs David Nimmo's East Seventeenth Street home this afternoon. Mystic Maze Club hosted by Mrs Leffter on West Twenty fourth Street this afternoon. Rev L Harold Forde and wife purchased the home of Mr and Mrs Andrea on Pebrivan and Twenty first Street and will move in soon. Ron Forde new pastor of the Evangelical Presbyterian church here. T H W Skidmore to arrive from Omaha Saturday evening to spend July Fourth with large family. Allar Ang Rosary Society to meet at Mila John M M Smith's home. Telegram from Willim Corn states he passed exams before entering Annapolis academy. Corn was youngest 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
Tailor and Cleaners on Carey Ave Offers Alterations
Local shop at 1831 Carey Ave advertises clothing services including make to measure, cleaning, pressing, and alterations. Nimbusz brand name appears in the text.
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MO. B
Nimbvsz
Carey Ave
Former baseball player nominated for governor by Republicans
In a Harrisburg convention marked by harmony Join Kin ley Tever a former baseball player and longtime Republican was nominated for the governorship amid party fealty and favorite-son names.
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Harrisburg
Pan
Jone
Kinley Tever
Big Animal
Personal Mention Returns From East and West Trips
N R Davis returns from the East with her two daughters Alice and Mary who have been at Boston college. Warwick Bond comes back to Cheyenne from New Castle after several weeks away. Julia Freeborn returns from Portland Oregon. F M O'Brien of Cokeville is in Cheyenne on business. William Rielly of Douglas arrived yesterday. Mrs Ed Wedemeyer and her children return from a three month visit with relatives in Ohio.
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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 gutted a store and residence in East New York. The dog woke Virginia Ralph eight, who roused the others as explosions rocked inflammable materials.
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New York
Nellie
Virginia Ralph
Caroline Ralph
Delaware Battleship Struck by Lightning in Norfolk
The battleship Delaware was struck by lightning in Norfolk on June 29. The wireless mast was demolished and one man seriously injured with several others slightly shocked. Despite 1,500 pounds of ammunition on deck and nearby six inch shells, the ship was not destroyed.
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Norfolk
Delaware
Weather outlook for Wyoming with showers and clear periods
Washington reports a Wyoming forecast with local showers on Thursday and Friday partly cloudy. The 24 hour data ending at 6 pm June 29 shows a maximum of 81 degrees a minimum of 56 and trace precipitation reported by W. S. Palmer.
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Washington
Wyoming
Trace
Palmer
She's Champion Long Distance Girl Says Gotham Miss
Mika Ruth Tannen Baum of 600 West 146th Street Manhattan sails on the Mauretania describing herself as champion long distance fiancée. She travels toward her future husband in Johannesburg Transvaal with her mother accompanying to Southampton and the rest of the journey planned.
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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 Across Regions
News notes drought relief as heavy rains break months of dry spell. Rail traffic delays eased with trains resuming regular schedules after last night’s downpour. Rains reported between Cheyenne and Sidney and in Rawlins area. Cheyenne vicinity received extended rainfall. Local ads promote Benzoin Almond Lotion from Palace Pharmacy for tan and freckles.
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Drouth
Hewrilly
Ahoad Company
Tafad
Inconver Segat
Sidney
Cheyenne
Rawlins
Palace Pharmacy
Roosevelt and Taft To Meet at Beverely Today
Roosevelt and Taft are expected to address audiences at Beverely today. The two leaders recently met at the college yard between events with Governor Hughes and Marshal Barrett Wendell noting the procession. Roosevelt then urged passage of the Cobb direct nomination bill in a New York telegram to Lloyd Griacombe.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Beverely
Echede
Hughes
College Yard
Barrett Wendell
Five Days Before Big Fight Crowds Reno
Five days before the anticipated bout Reno draws a crowded scene as audiences await the confrontation. The report captures street buzz, lingering tension, and expectations for a decisive display by the champion.
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Reno
Jefries Johnson Fight Hearing Opinions and Refereeing
In Reno on June 29 reports show mixed public opinion on the Jeffries Johnson bout duration with forecasts ranging from one round to thirty rounds. Governor Dickerson says Johnson is faster but lacks Jeffries power and will land more blows with reduced effect. Charles White of New York is set as second referee if Rickard cannot serve.
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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 Dr. Hyde's bid for a new trial citing lack of fair and impartial grounds. Hyde remains in jail pending appeal to the state supreme court while he may visit his wife at home. The defense passes motions to arrest judgment and a bond appeal are scheduled for next week as Mrs. Hyde sits with him during the ruling. Collier's White Lead at Sherman Co.
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Supreme Court
Dr. Hyde
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