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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1918

Page

6

Local Social Notes and Travel Amid Winter Ailments

Mrs F J Hodge of Grover visits her mother Mrs Harry Ole at 501 East Ninth Street. Mrs Isaacs at 20 East Tenth Street ill. friends wish her a speedy recovery. Charles Gage travels to Chicago after telegram about aunt's death. Hoyts visit from Hebron en route home from Salt Lake City. John Sheehan returns to Cheyenne from Exeter after December visit. Several residents ill with grippe or diphtheria. quarantine lifted for George Bowman home. Twins Clark and George Fitemonts visit from Greeley on furlough. Anna Gordon union meeting scheduled for March 28 on East Sixth Street. Fred Bonser and sons visit Mrs Sandbere in Boulder. William Braun purchases a Denver grocery, visits grandmother in town. Diphtheria quarantine lifted for Joe McCord home. Miss Elsie Scott undergoes appendicitis operation at St John’s Hospital and is recovering. Mrs Jessen and daughters visit Denver. return the same day. Shutts return from Redington, Neb. Snyder laid up with la grippe. Carrie Cole from Greeley visits family on East Ninth Street. Mrs Doak hosts informal tea. attendants include Adamsky, Wellnite, Mumm, and Amelia Adamsky. Farewell party for drafted boys at Marie Walker home. then to A O U W hall for dancing. Mrs Shifman hosts about thirty on East Twelfth Street. light refreshments served. Tom Frasier due home from New York, discharged from France, age 17 in April. Don Varnum returns from Vermont. Mrs Leone Gallant leaves for Palo Alto to join husband.

C. (. Isaacs East Tenth Street Charles Gage Chicago S&s Hoyt M Hebron Neb William Jansen East Ninth Street Luther Morris Clark George Fitemonts KR. H. Fitemonts Warren Avenue Greeley Mm FE McCloud George Floyd Grover Anna Gordon Union Mre Fred Bonser Smith and Robert Boulder Colo Mr. Howser Sandbere William Braun Oscar Braun Sexton Lakeview Kate Evisa Denver Brauin Viccinity Washington Park G. R. Davis Central Avenue Nastia Gilbert Lillian E. R. Storey George Bowman Bowman Fred Matuska Elsie Scott Shaffer Lillian Terrace St. John's Hospital Elsie Peter Jessen Edwin Mackay Annie Jessen Maicie Mackay David Shutts Redington W. A. Snyder Carrie Cole William Cole David Doak Adamsky Wellnite Mumm Amelia Adamsky Marie Walker Ifty Walker A. O. U. W. Hall Henry Shifman East Twelfth Street New York France Tom Don Varnum Vermont Leone Gallant Palo Alto

UP Family Plan Outlined by Cheyenne Safety Committee

A plan for a Union Pacific Family unit was perfected in Cheyenne by the Wyoming division safety committee. A division committee will draw members from mechanical, transportation, legal, and medical subgroups across Cheyenne, Laramie, Sidney, and North Platte with a March 20 meeting set to finalize work and funding schemes.

Ballard Dunn Cheyenne Wyoming Union Pacific Service Mechanical Department Transportation Department Laramie Sidney North Platte Union Pacific Legal Force U. P McDuffie J. McGraw A. N. Jeffers H. BE. O'Neil W. A. Wirt Laramin C. B. Irwin Cheyenn EK. FE. Bowman J. H. Stephens W. (. Wolcott J.A. Ottman T. J. Jile B. F. Taft J. W. Davis Foreman W. Beckwith J. A. Johnson EB. G. Kelst E. H. Hansen H. P. Case W. Daley Cheyenone Ffi V. Lacey E. L. Staples C. E B. Galbreith F. H. Douglas J. H. Mahr A. Beyerle Hi. Ld. Ferguson Geo. Nath H. Hofferber F. J. Bosbeldi A. W. McDuffie H. M. Alexander Clyde Scott W. Bell H. P. Needham G. A. Fox Geo. Johnston F. C. Kingsevin Division Plains Hotel

Spring haberdashery styles brighten men’s wardrobe

The article notes no wartime color moderation in spring and summer menswear. It highlights dyes and domestic fabrics, brights in shirts and neckwear, casual floral and stripe patterns, a broad range of hosiery colors, and refined glove and cane trends as American chemists and designers boost morale through vibrant apparel.

Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Given Credit for Cure

Baltimore woman NeLue B. recalls suffering four years with organic troubles and nerve headaches. After failing to improve with doctors urging an operation, she used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound finishing five bottles and says it cured her, restoring work and relief from fear of surgery.

Baltimore Lydia E. Pinkham Calverton Rd

Annual Meeting Notice for Springvale Ditch Company in 1918

The Springvale Ditch Company announces its annual stockholders meeting at its Chervenne Wyoming office on April 3 1918 at 11 in the forenoon. The meeting will elect trustees for the ensuing year and handle other business as needed. John Chaplin secretary.

Springvale Ditch Company Chervenne Wyoming John Chaplin

Elegant Silk and Georgette Blouses in Varied Colors

Silk crepe de chine waist offers dainty hemstitched embroidery and pearl buttons. sizes 36 to 44, colors White Flesh Maize, price 0.90. Hand embroidered georgette blouse features two color collar, button trim, sizes 36 to 44, color options Nile Green White Flesh, price 0.90. Heavy silk georgette garment with two point back collar, self colored embroidery and buttons. sizes 36 to 44, colors Bisque Maize Tea Rose Flesh White, price 7.05.

Stylish early blouse styles with silk and crepe de chine

The listing describes blouses Style 59 54 and 60 in heavy crepe de chine and silk georgette with pearl buttons hand embroidery and satin accents. Sizes 36 to 44 offered in multiple color combos Maize Nile Flesh Tea Rose White Nile Green and more priced per item.

Auto Hits Train When Brakes Fail Near Evans

A. C. Woodward and two Greeley workmen narrowly escaped death when brakes failed, driving their car into a moving freight train at the Hubbard crossing south of Evans. The impact wrecked the car engine and threw one worker from the vehicle. all others were bruised and shaken. Woodward and the crew later went to the John Wortham ranch.

Woodward Hubbard Crossing Evans Station Wortham Ranch Evans Colo A. C. Woodward Greeley Boone Aeork John Wortham

Escaped Prisoners Walk 100 Miles in Blizzard

In Casper Wyoming on March 23 two escaped prisoners Ralph Nesbit and Forest Gault trekked 117 miles through a blizzard from Casper to Hanna. They faced freezing winds and deep snow and nearly died before reaching Hanna. Nesbit was later arrested in Denver and brought back by Police Chief Wolf. a jail breaking saw was found in a Denver room. Nesbit is wanted on a burglary charge. Call for Sedan Dodge Taxi at Stand 2303 16th St.

Casper Wyo Mar Uint Ralph Nesbit Forest Gault Hanna Nesbit Denver Wolf

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Excelsior Dainties Cheyenne Creamery Company F. J. Hodge Grover,aic Harry Ole S01 John Sheehan Exeter Hirre Mackay i U.P. Family Madras Malacca Dostor Lydia E. Pinkhams Inger 16Th St Langham High Max J. Meyan Carey Lincoln
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