Whitaker Hosts St Mark's Guild Meeting at Home
Mrs D R Whitaker will entertain St Marks Guild Wednesday at 3 oclock at her home 804 East Nineteenth Street. All members urged to attend. Honored guests include Mrs G A Huston and Mrs M B Huston. Visitors Mr H Heldark from Salt Lake City on business Mr W Heldark also from Salt Lake City and Mr Wrepzer and Henry G Vonflorn from Omaha on business. J G Nicholas and D G Kapp of Casper are in the city for a brief business stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Whitaker
St. Mark’s Guild
Dugald R. Wittaker
St. Mark's Guild
East Ninteenth Street
Whitaker
G. A. Huston
M. B. Huston
Mr. H. Heldark
Salt Lake City
City
Mr. W. Heldark
Wrepzer
Henry G. Vonflorn
Omaha
J. G. Nicholas
D. G. Kapp
Casper
The
High School Teams Headed to Laramie for Basketball Game
High school girls and boys left last night to attend a basketball game in Laramie. Among the travelers were Misses Alice Yoder Landa Newlin Helen Thompson Wynona Von Koennell Helen Nimmo Bertha Mumm Marion Yoder Flora Kentsler Julia Williams and others. Miss Alice Williamson chaperoned the college group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Alice Yoder
Landa Newlin
Helen Thompson
Wynona von Koennell
Helen Nimmo
Bertha Mumm
Marion Yoder
Flora Kentsler
Julia Williams
Glenn Swain
Arthur King
Arnold B. Larson
Henry Bentson
James Storey
Claire Leslie
Elmer Snow
Charles Welch
Feorma Sorenson
Alicea Williamson
Will Return Tonight from Denver Grand Opera Attendance
Cheyenne attendees of grand opera in Denver plan to return tonight. Mesdames A W McDuffie Avery Haggard W B Dunton William C Mentzer Frank King and Charles J Griffin are listed among those traveling back. Others, Mr and Mrs P E All, head to Jaramie for the weekend with friends. Morton Lee, son of Mr and Mrs W K Lee, arrived in New York after service in France with the 26th division. CE Wright of Omaha is making a brief visit. Harold L Vaughan and wife returned yesterday from Denver after a week at the opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Mesdames
A. W. McDuffie
Avery Haggard
W. B. Dunton
William C. Mentzer
Frank King
Charles J. Griffin
W.*k. Lee
Morton Lee
New York
France
Harold L. Vaughan
Mrs Stubblefield Hosts Japanese Party for Mission Society
Mrs J S Stubblefield will entertain the Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church Tuesday afternoon at 2414 Pioneer Avenue with no Japanese party. Mrs Alex Patterson and Mrs R G Porter assist. A musical program is planned with Miss Mildred Brown of Kimball visiting briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JS. Stubblefield
J. B. Stubblefield
Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Pioneer Avenue
Alex Patterson
R. G. Porter
Stubblefield
Willis Rees Returns from France
Willis Rees son of Mr and Mrs John Rees has returned from France and is stationed at Camp Up ton New Jersey He will soon depart for Camp Funston to be mustered out and will arrive in Cheyenne within weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Rees
France
John Rees
Camp Upton
N. J
Camp Funston
Cheyenne
Residents Prepare for Washington Trip and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs George Copeland depart this afternoon for Tacoma Washington after a stay with Mr and Mrs Fred Kinnear. Mrs W H Rudkin from Kansas City visits sister Mrs R W Rich with her son Master Leroy. Mrs F E Warlaumont of Denver comes for a few days due to her mother Mrs R W Rich illness. Mr and Mrs Oscar Kelly and son Ferdinand move into 704 West Twenty sixth Street in Cheyenne. Mr and Mrs B W Stevens travel to Howard Iowa for a several day visit. Miss Marjorie Leach of Kimball visits Cheyenne at the Plains Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Copeland
Tacoma
Wash
Fred Kinnear
W. H. Rudkin
Kansas City
R. W. Rich
Rudkin
Cheyenne
Master Leroy
F. E. Warlaumont
Denver
City
Marjorie Leach
Kimball
the Plains
Prominent Sheridan Banker Walsh Returns from Europe
R. F. Walsh, noted Sheridan banker and stockman, returns from Europe. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Messenger of Denver are guests for the weekend, joining local social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
R. 4. Walsh
Sheridan
Marion Weaver Arrives from Overseas
Marion Weaver youngest son of Adjt Gen and Mrs W K Weaver has arrived in New York from overseas service He will spend a ten day furlough with relatives in Pennsylvania
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Weaver
Adjt
Mra
Help One Another Club to Meet Thursday
The Help One Another club will meet Thursday, March 27, with Mrs. Elizabeth Hewes at 2518 Variety Avenue. Members are asked to come prepared to sew for Red Cross work. The Presbyterian Sunday School class meets at 10 o clock this morning on the third floor of Labor hall across from the post office. All men and others invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hewes
Variety Avenue
Presbyterian
Labor Hall
Acros
Rotary Club Plans Plains Meeting Next Wednesday Evening
Rotary Club will meet at Plains Wednesday evening at 6 15. The session follows the regular program and plans call for one evening meeting monthly to devote more time to business. P R Warla cork? of Cheyenne deputy U S marshal spent several days in Douglas. Mrs George Montgomery left for Douglas to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Plains
Sae Denes Ae
Platea
P. R. Warlamoun
Cheyenne
Douglas
George Montgomery
Miss Ruth Weaver Arrives from College
Miss Ruth Weaver arrives in the city for a week stay. She is the daughter of Adjt Gen W K Weaver and Mrs Weaver and has been attending the University at Laramie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Weaver
Adjt
W. K. Weaver
Laramie
Bradley-Bradley Wedding in Cheyenne and England Links
John J. Bradley and Miss Belle Bradley of Liverpool were quietly married at St Mark’s church with Rev A Huston officiating. They left for Denver and will visit Cheyenne before settling in Portland Oregon. Mrs Bradley came from England recently and has stayed with Miss Florence Bradley. Bradley, son of Mr and Mrs Isaac Bradley, formerly lived in Cheyenne before moving to the Pacific coast and now works in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Bradley
Belle Bradley
Liverpool
England
St. Mark's Church
A. Huston
Denver
Cheyenne
Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast
High School Debate On League of Nations Scheduled
Cheyenne high school prepares a午後 debate at 3 15 in two English classes on the League of Nations Visitors welcomed Mrs R G Crandall returns to Douglas after visiting California where her husband serves in the military Mr Crandall to be mustered out at Fort Russell April 1 then to Collins for future plans Mrs Charles W Crofts travels to Rock Springs Wyoming Miss Fannie Graff leaves Rock Springs for Evanston after two weeks in Cheyenne aiding the draft board Father Adolph departs after a guest stay Miss Jane Robinson arrives from Laramie for a weekend at the Plains hotel Miss Ruth A Lytle university student in Laramie weekends at Plains hotel M K Carn of San Francisco arrives for a brief stay Mr B W Hathaway of Washington D C visits the city on business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne High School
League of Nations
R. G. Crandall
Douglas
Callifornia
Huston Family Plans Visits and Moves Across States
Mrs. S. A. Huston and family depart Thursday for Detroit to visit relatives. later Mrs. Huston travels to Cincinnati to see her son Clifford. Mr. Huston will leave Cheyenne for Baltimore on April 15 to establish a home. A Worland Masonic hall party hosted by Mesdames Kent, Russell and Hemphill featured a lively dance with caps, streamers, and a carnival air, ending with refreshments and the tune Home Sweet Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Huston
Wilber
Dorothea
M. B. Turton
Detroit
Mich
B. Huson
Altimore
M. B. Huston
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cliford Huston
Huston
Cheyenne
Baltimore
Masonic Hall
Worland
Mesdames Kent
Russell and
Hemphill
Worlandites Enjoy Dance and Swim in Thermopolis
A Worland party of about fifty traveled to Thermopolis last Saturday for a lively dance at the Mike Henry hotel and a Sunday afternoon swim at Washakia plunge. Participants included Mr. and Mrs. J. Ashby Howell, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Kent, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Millard, and several others, plus guests Mr. Harria Woods, George Herard, and Mr. Richardson of Thermopolis who joined the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worland
Thermopolis
Mike Henry
Washakia Plunge
J. Ashby Howell
M. A. Kent
L. A. Millard
Charles Foster
C. L. Howell
Faye Cross
Doris Dotty
Jennie Gleason
Mary Coburn
Edith Manlove
Cecil Horne
Hazel Horne
Winifred Enlow
C. C. Worland
J. F. Minnick
James Robertson
Ira Jones
Ray Kent
Alvin Reesy
Self Treatment Claim Promises Rupture Cure at Home
An advertisement warns rupture causes annual deaths and urges readers to abandon trusses and rely on the PLAPAO method. It claims a home self treatment using the PLAPAD PAD is scientific, logical, and slip resistant, offering a free trial by mail to readers in St. Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Block 407
St. Louis
Ladies Aid Meeting at Presbyterian Church Friday
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will meet in the church parlors Friday afternoon at 2 o clock. Annual election of officers will take place and a full attendance is much desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Girls Friendly to Meet Tuesday in Denver Street Home
The Girls Friendly society will meet Tuesday at 7 20 PM at the home of Mrs Frank Roach 300 East Nineteenth Street In other news Mr Siegel of Laramie spent several days in the city Miss Etta J Flint of St Louis arrived yesterday guest of Mrs Mary Markley and Miss Virginia Markley Denver visitors also called on Art G Gano BE 8 Tobey Eugene Smith J Jones and Ira Kelly who returned to Cheyenne after business in Laramie Mrs Anna Barnum of Rock Springs learned her son Frank returning from overseas would muster out and reach Rock Springs Monday The New Era Close of the Presbyterian Sunday School meets this morning to discuss Orphans and Illegitimate Children and How War Multiplies the Unfortunates Class meets at ten o clock on the third floor of the Labor Hall across from the post office All men and women invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girla Friendly Society
Frank Roach
Ast Ninteenth Street
Etta JT. Flint
St. Loula
Dertrer
Mary Markley
Virginia Markley
Miss Flint
Denver
Art G. A. Gano
E. H. Graham
Tobey
Eugene Smith
Anna Barnum
Rock Springs
Frank
Ft. D. AsNuseell
Presbyterian Sunday School
Labor Hall
Post Office
Wanted and Lost Ads in City Classifieds
WANTED Young man seeks any work in city. G W care Leader. LOST Five dollars reward for mink muff lost at Minocosa theatre Return to Kelley Mercantile Co. WANTED To rent two or three furnished rooms for light housekeeping FP Box 601. WANTED Salesman by large Auto Supply Jobber to represent territory. Can carry with present line. Good money with experience. Wowell Supply Company Omaha Nebr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miincosa Theatre
Keley Mercantile Co
Wansted
FP. O
Salseman
Vwowell Supply Company
Omaha
Nebr
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P. E
Jaramie
Mr. CE. Wright
J. H. Conway
Coast
Mrs. Conway
Fresno
San di 6O
Los Angeles
Coronado
Cal
Mrs. D. R. Whitaker
Ruth Kingham
Betty Rangert
Mildred Brown of
C. A. Copeland
George Arnold
A. Fiction
St. Mark's
st.Matthew's
Oscar Linn
Neb
Mr. Linn
Shriners
Linn
A. J. Large
Washington
Mildred Brown
Plaing Hotel
W. H. Frost
Chicago
Oscar Kelly
Ferdinand
West
Twentysixth Street
B. W. Stevens
Howard
Iowa
Mrs. D. L. Messenger
Bradley-Bradley
Arthur L Putnam
First Methodist Sunday School
Charles Howard Pigges
Derby
Col
Mrs. C. Bbe-Titus
Charles W. Crofts
Wyomancy
Adolph
P. Q. McGovern
Jane Robinson
the Plains Ptel
Ruth A. Lytle
University
the Plains Hotel
M. K. Carn
San Francisco
B. W. Hathaway
Washinston, D. C
S. A. Huston
Worlandites
Ladies Aid of Presbyterian Church
Mr. Siegel of
Taramie
Warren
Snyder
Sige
20Th St
Dainties
Cheyenne Creamery Company
Woui
American Beauty
Grace Copset
George Horton
Thomes St
Re. Jerome Tyler
Dunn Street
Martha Ann
Doling Mealy
Spesale Foe Oni
W. 17Th
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