Social Roundup of visits and bridge parties in town
Mrs Luella Moore returns from Laramie guest of Miss Gertrude Booth. Miss Eunice Anderson travels to Denver for rest. Mrs A W Bristol and her mother go to Portland Oregon. Mrs Brigol recovers at lower altitude. Mrs Charles Roy and Miss Ollie Hart of Laramie dine with Mrs F W Snyder and attend Madame Sherry at Capitol Avenue theatre with Bert Barber and B Harnish. Mrs Roy remains longer. Elks dance at Elkie tonight. Mrs George M Brooke hosts Artillery Radley at an informal bridge gathering with Captain and Mrs Kitts and others. light refreshments follow. Mrs McAdam heads to Kentucky for an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Moore
Laramie
Gertrude Booth
Charles Roy
Ollie Hart
F. W. Snyder
Madame Sherry
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Bert Barber
B. Harnish
Miss Hart
Mrs. Roy
Ninth Cavalry Club Hosts Bridge Night At Cavalry Club
The Ninth Cavalry Camb lab Colonel and Mrs Sehm-By entertained the Ninth Cavalry Club on Wednesday evening. Informality prevailed as guests enjoyed four bridge tables and three of five hundred. Captain Walker won bridge honors and Men Armstrong took five hundred. Supper followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehm- By. Guilfoyte
Ninth Cavalry Corg Club
Cavalry Club
Captain Walker
Armstrong
Livit and Mrs Black Host Wednesday Bridge Night
Livit and Mrs Frederick F. Black hosted a Wednesday evening bridge club gathering described as a chatter club with lively conversation and friendly play reflecting community social ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick F. Black
Systematic thinking and calm brain-work win first prize
The quote emphasizes the need for disciplined mental effort. It argues success comes from clear, rational thought that not only identifies flaws but also delivers corrective action, marking the distinction of first prize achievement.
Grape Nuts and Postum Ad Promises Brain Nerve Health
An advertisement extols Grape Nuts made from whole wheat and barley with phosphate of potash claim to aid brain and nerve cell rebuilding after daily stress. It urges readers to stop worrying and trust Postum Cereal Company of Battle Creek, Michigan for renewed energy and successful work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Women’s clubs hold social afternoons with games and sewing
The Thursday S00 club met for an enjoyable afternoon with three tables of cards. Mrs. Atherly had the high score. a ten course was served. Drawn-work tabLe covers held vases of red and white carnations. Other groups including the Card Club and Help One Another club met with hostess plans for future gatherings. Fifteen ladies attended the Help One Another meeting with sewing and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Cahill
the Plains
DuBois
Kennedy
George Dalber
John Hunter
David Nimmo
Ethel Nimmo
Hunter
Altar and Rosary Society Meeting At St Marys
In church circles the Altar and Rosary Society of St Marys met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Swansen s home with Mrs Sam Brown and Mrs Pat Seals as assistant hostesses. The gathering emphasized sociability and a substantial lunch, with seventy one ladies present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar and Rosary Society of
St. Mary's
Swansen
Sam Brown
Pat Seals
Congregational Ladies Mission Host Dime Social
The Congregational Ladies Missionary Society will hold a dime social this afternoon at the home of Mrs. H B Patten. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Ladies’ Missionary Society
H. B. Patten
Guild Meeting and Presbyterian Ladies Aid Activities
The Guild of St. Mark's meets this afternoon with Mrs. Davidson at 719 East 17th Street to prepare for the bazaar after Easter. Mrs. George P. Knight and Mrs. Ed Kelley host Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society gatherings in church parlors this afternoon. Officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Tyson
East Eighteenth Street
Leader
Guild of St. Mark's
Presbyterian Ladies
George P. Knight
Ed Kelley
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
People’s Local Society Hosts City Event with Entertainment
The B Youngs People’s Society will entertain attendees in the city with an evening of performances. Local residents are invited to enjoy music, readings, and community fellowship at the planned gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yo People's Local
The
B Youngs People's Society
Fedor
Col Garrard Restores Self to Taft's Favor
Sheridan and Cheyenne readers note Col Joseph Garrard of the Fifteenth Cavalry, once reprimanded by President Taft, has regained presidential and War Department favor after a reexamination vindicated a lieutenant who failed an appointment test. Lieut. Bloom, then involved, is now at Fort D. A. Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Joseph Garrard
William Garrard
Fort McKinney
Buffalo
Fifteenth Cavalry
Fort Meyer
Potomac River
White House
Taft
War Department
Garrard
Secretary of War
Lieut
Bloom
Fort
D. A. Ruagell
Umshler Honored by Union Pacific Crew Before Departure
A Q uezen banquet praised A M Umshler yard master after six years with Union Pacific in Cheyenne. The crowd presented a $200 purse and sang He's a Jolly Good Fellow as he and his family headed for Sacramento to join Southern Pacific. Umshler, former Centerville yard chief and 11th Wyoming legislator, will start new duties in California with sunny prospects ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Umshler
Umehler
Union Pacific
United States
Umshler
Sacramento
California
Southern Pacific
Burlington
Centerville
Wyoming
Cheyenne
At the Atlas Show Delights With Variety Acts
The Atlas opening featured three strong acts Delmont and McClahan two Trish comedians delivering new lines of talks and songs Joe DeNuff showcasing new up-to-date tricks combining strength and skill The Repananozas Spanish singing and dancing impressed with a novel stage setting The pictures were exceptionally good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atas
Delmont
McClahan
Joe DeNuff
Ufp
Army Officers to Help in Good Work
Fort Russell officials asked Cheyenne authorities for forty or fifty copies of an ordinance prohibiting sale of brass kouokles firearms and other dangerous weapons. The aim is to post the law at eight muster halls and the text exchanges to inform soldiers. Army officers intend to enforce the ordinance and assist the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Foster of Vermont Dies in Washington D C
Representative Foster of Vermont died in Washington D C tonight from pneumonia after a brief illness and was reported to be forty one years old. His death leaves a vacancy and prompts mourning from colleagues and constituents alike.
A Reasonable Plea for the Stomach
An 1905 notice purports digestive aids from Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. The letter from J R Brooke endorses their safe ingredients and claims rapid gastric digestion, urging trials and nationwide physician favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Chemical Laboratory
London
Central
Cullum St
Fenchurch St
F. A. Stuart Co
Clerkenwell Road
D. c
Lam
New Labor Union Organized in Cheyenne
Printing press workers in Cheyenne form a new union not seeking wage scales or contracts at once. Charles Stiess serves as secretary and L M Campbell as president, with State Organizer Mr. Stiess leading the effort for the craft. The move aims to advance the interests of local printers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Charles Stiess
L. M. Gamphbell
Labor Journal and Quality Print Shop
Mohwa Beats The Sollon In Ten Round Bout
In New York on March 21 Bom Moha of Milwaukee defeated Sailor Burke of Brooklyn over ten rounds. Burke fought hard as Moha claimed the win in a spirited matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bom Moha
Milwaukee
Sailor Burke
Brooklyn
Hero Tonight
Peculiar After Effects of Grip This Year
Doctors nationwide report grip epidemics causing weakness and kidney strain. Swamp Root, an herbal remedy from Kilmer Co, claims to ease kidney and liver distress post infection and offers free sample bottles by mail. Regular bottles priced 50 cents and 1 dollar. Be sure to mention this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Kilmer
Milady's Toilet Table Remedies Advertised
An advert promotes Megatone II as a complexion cream revealing brighter skin in days. It claims a DIY face and body rub with a powder mix, dry shampooing for hair shine, and a delatone peel to remove facial hair. Also touts a general salve for colds sore throats and aches with instant relief promises.
Bohemian Girl Comes to Capitol Avenue Theatre
Aborn presents the Paris version of Balfo s Bohemian Girl at Capitol Avenue Theatre on Wednesday March 27. The production features elaborate scenery and new dramatic elements including gypsy tapes, horse cavalcade, dazzling ballets and wind acrobats, touted as bigger and brighter than last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Aborn
Paris
Balfo
Theatre Lyrique
Napoleon III
Brieghter
Tuberculosis Meeting Urges Vigilant Child Health Care
A women’s tuberculosis meeting focused on preventing child infection through cleanliness, open air schools, milk depots, and nurse visits. Speakers described home care, patient shelters like Nordrach Ranch and Modern Woodmen Sanitorium, and stressed mothers’ role in safeguarding health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visiting Nurses’ Association
Congress
Washington, D. C
Thor
Health reform appeal urges mothers to guard homes
An earnest appeal urges mothers to safeguard children through absolute cleanliness, vigilant care, and healthy routines. It calls for segregating the morally and mentally deficient to protect others and urges passage of a National Health Bureau with women leading health, morality, and good government efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Private Kunkle Acquitted in Fort Russell Shooting
Private Kunkle of Company H 11th Infantry at Fort Russell was acquitted by the federal court of killing Private Singleton. The verdict credited self defense after a quarrel at the fort occurred soon after Singleton’s discharge from the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kunkle
11Th Infantry
Fort Russell
Singleton
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Miss Eunice Anderson
Denver
A. W. Bristol
Hammer
Portland
Oregon
the Elkie
Port Russell
George M. Brooke
Artillery Radley
Reshwenig
Kitts
Wencott
Brungell
Cutter
Mis. Williams
McAdams
Mrs. McAdam
Kentucky
Ninth Cavalry
Chile
Brame
Postum Cereal Company, Lad
Battle Creek, Mich
Dime Social
Col
1. A. Russell
Godspeed
A. M. Umshler
Atlas
John R. Brooke
Canada
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
New Labor Union
Milady
Mins Sherrick
Chicago
Aborn Opera Co
Art
Teddy
Sam G. Wilson
Cigar Store
Carey Ave
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