Mrs. Ralph Goodrich Leaves for China
Mrs. Ralph Goodrich and children depart for China where her husband is promoted to chief engineer of a provincial river and harbor improvement commission. He has spent eight months in China. the family will reside in Tien Tein with Mrs. Goodrich visiting San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Goodrich
Margaret
Ralph, Jr
Edward
China
Goodrich
Commission For
Chibi
Cheyenne
Tien Tein
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Relief for Aches
An old wartime style ad urges readers not to neglect rheumatic pain and external aches. It touts quick relief without gimmicks, recommending keeping a bottle of Sloan's Liniment for minor pains and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aieur Yan
The Sunergae to Meet Today
The Sunergae will meet this afternoon at 2 20 o clock. Easter basket comes by and there is expected strong attendance at the meeting.
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meeting Today
The Presbyterian Missionary Society will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. B. Stubblefield. Assistants include Mrs. R. G. Porter Mrs. O. E. Garretson and Mrs. Alex Patterson with Mrs. Stubblefield. Mrs. B. W. Fox will lead the music. All members urged to attend for the annual meeting with important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Meloty
S. Stubblefield
R. G. Porter
O. E. Garretgon
Alex Patterson
Stubblefield
W. Fox
Shingle Family Heads East for Two Months
Dr and Mrs John D Shingle depart with Katherine and Ella Jane for the east. Dr Shingle plans a return late in the week while Mrs Shingle and the children stay about two months. Friends of Mrs Harry B Hender regret she is homebound with a bad cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
John D. Shingle
The
East
Katherine
Ella Jane
Harry B. Hender
W. R. C. Meeting Planned for Wednesday
The W. R. C. will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. R. Timberlake on Twenty-first Street. Agenda includes business of interest.
Westminster Guild to Meet Tonight
The Westminster guild will meet tonight at Mrs. John Kes home 1932 Maxwell Street with Mrs. Finntier and Airs Rice assisting as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Guild
John Kes
Maxwell Street
Finntier
Airs
Rice
Pythian Sisters to Host Card Social Tonight
The Pythian Sisters will entertain with a card social at the K P hall tonight. Members invite friends and neighbors to join for games and social time in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Miss Rose Angelo Returns Home From Cheyenne
Miss Rose Angelo, a popular clerk of the local draft board during the war, has returned to her Kemmerer home after a month in Cheyenne. Hosts welcomed her as the Lincoln County draft records were ordered shipped following board affairs closure.
Angela Wars Named Draft Clerk for State Recapitulation
The article notes Angela Wars chosen as one of three draft clerks to tally and recap statewide county data in Cheyenne, citing her experience and efficiency. It also mentions Mrs Ira Bowker returning to Newcastle after days in town and serving as futy chairman of Newcastle’s woman’s liberty loan committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Angela Wars
Ira Bowker
Newcastle
Bowker
Woman's Liberty Loan Committee of
BP Gs
Verna Johnson Wed to Fred W. Shultz in Casper
Miss Verna Johnson and Fred W. Shultz of San Francisco quietly married in Casper by Rev. Phillip K. Edwards. The bride was given away by her father R. G. Johnson. Shultz is a sailor in the United States Navy. Friends extend good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Johnson
Fred W. Shultz
San Francisco
Casper
Phillip K. Edwards
R. G. Johnson
Mr. Shultz
United States Navy
Miss Johnson
Y W C A Fund Receives 62.60 From Little Women Run
Receipts from the Princess theater on Thursday netted 62.60 for the Y W C A fund. Mrs. Charles P. Carey, chairman, announced the total and thanked Mr. Todd for giving one fourth of the proceeds. Miss Margaret Longshore arrives as a guest in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Theater
George Warren Weds Ada Anderson in San Francisco
Word reached here yesterday of the marriage of George Warren to Miss Ada Anderson, which took place in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Warren
Ada Anderson
San Francisco
Miss Maude Johnston Returns from Denver Opera
Miss Maude Johnston returned yesterday from Denver where she attended the grand opera. Praga Mr. J. H. Colburn of New York is in the city on business, Mr. F. Hoyskuson of Chicago arrived yesterday in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Maude Johnston
Denver
J. H. Colburn
New York
F. Hoyskuson
Chicago
Cheyenne
Simon
William H. Army
San Francisco
Cal
J. Y. Farrand
Morton, Pa
Mr. ST. Franklin
EB. J. Sehmett of
Laramie
W. Cohagan
Washington, D. C
Misa Vee Silverberg
George F. Alberty
Entertained in Honor of Returned Soldiers
Mr and Mrs Jack Sharp hosted a double celebration at the Barracks in Rock Springs. Friday marked Mr Sharp's birthday anniversary and their sons Herbert and Roy Newton from Lion returned from France the same day. Friends from Rock Springs and Superior joined the evening gathering. Sunday they hosted a dinner in honor of the boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sharp
Rock Springs
Mr. Sharp
Herbert
Roy Newton
Lion
France
Superior
Mrs. Sharp
War Mothers Will Meet Friday
The war mothers group invites all interested to join the War Mothers organization with contact to Mrs. Dean, chairwoman of membership. Local residents Mark Hirsig and other travelers are noted returning from Denver and large groups are visiting Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Mothers
Mrs. Dean
College Miss Susan Returns to Laramie City
Miss Susan returned to Laramie after visiting in the city as a house guest of her parents Mr and Mrs FE R Breisch. Elisabeth and Alen Holiday children of Mr and Mrs Frank Holiday of Laramie arrived as guests of their grandparents Mr and Mrs E R Breisch for a two week stay. Mrs Charles J Griffin and daughter Kathryne Ann returned from Denver after attending grand opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Effie
Lannen
Laramie
City
William Lannen
East Nineteenth Street
Susan
Laram’s
FE. R. Breisch
Elisabeth and
Alen Holiday
Frank Holiday
E. R. Breisch
Charles J. Griffin
Kathryne Ann
Denver
W. F. Hopka
Rawling
Visitors Streak Through Cheyenne From Denver and Casper
A crowded local note lists residents and visitors: Mrs Lucy Burdick and family return from Denver grand opera. Frank King and wife motored home to Cheyenne. several Casper and Denver visitors and businessmen stop at the Plains for brief stays in Cheyenne, Casper, and Wheatland.
Cheyenne Sees Round of Visitors and Returns
Miss Evelyn Boyce returns from Denver after attending the Colorado Women’s event and resumes studies at the convent in Cheyenne. The city also hosts Mrs. J. B. Garrett, Miss Katharine McCartin, Mrs. J. Hill, Mrs. Cyrus Beard, and other visitors and locals traveling to Casper, Laramie, Rock Springs, and further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Boyce
Colorado Women's Colleet
Denver
Cheyenne
Miss Boyce
Charles B. Boyce
J. B. Garrett
Katherine McCartin
Sir
Reception at Post Headquarters Honor Davison and Guests
Invitations have been issued for a Thursday night reception at Fort D. A. Russell post headquarters at 8:30 p.m. on March 27 in honor of Gen and Mrs P M Davison Capt Francis L Johnson chair of hop committee. Visitors include ELG Moody of Billings Al J Karst of Greeley and R E Murray of Kansas City. War Mothers of America will meet Friday afternoon March 8 at 2 20 at the Carnegie library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort D. A. Russell
P.M. Davison
Francis L. Johnson
War Mothers’ of America
Carnegie Library
Military Wedding at Diamondville Ends in Union
A wedding ceremony at Diamondville united Capt Harold King Dawson and Mina Roache LaVire in a pink and white color themed service. Rev J H Seagrave officiated as relatives and uniformed guests witnessed Miss Louise Critchlow and Lt Walter Brockmeyr as attendants, Betty Brown as flower girl, and Dorothy Morton playing Lohengrin. The couple departed for the east after a wedding supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamondville
Mina Roache LaVire
Harold King Dawson
J. H. Seagrave
Harden
Louise Critchlow
Walter Brockmeyr
Betty Brown
Dorthy Morten
East
Reynolds Return From Shriners Conference Visit
Mr and Mrs C A Reynolds returned yesterday from Denver where Mr Reynolds attended the Shriners conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Reynolds
Denver
Mr. Reynolds
Shriners
Soldiers and Sailors Banquet in Green River
Returned soldiers and sailors of Green River were hosted at a banquet in the Union Pacific social hall by the local former girls club. Mayor J W Hawk presided with O Davis speaking, plus remarks by Lt Wiseman and Sgt Cushman and Miss Janett Hawk of the Red Cross ambulance corps. A dance followed the banquet, enjoyed by much of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River
Union Pacific
Liberty
J. W. Hawk
O. Davis
Wiseman
Cushman
Morrice
Jessen
John Cavas
Janett Hawk
American Red Cross Ambulance Corps
Geen River
Compiter
Red Cross Describes Destitute Repatriates Clothing Needs
A Red Cross commission reports graphic poverty among repatriates in France Belgium Serbia and other liberated areas. Men wear cast off military garb women and girls trousers stockings are rare and underclothes are scarce. Many live in trenches dugouts or shell holes with patched garments and leather shoes are rare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Belgium
Serbia
Reid Cross
Stockinga
Mountain Division
Tt J
Prance
Begium
Gaya
Conflans
Red Cross Drive Leader Named Mrs Stimson Heads Campaign
Mrs J E Stimson is named chairman of the Red Cross drive. The note mentions a vacant store room at Nineteenth and Carey avenues formerly used by the Fleming Grocery, with the story continuing on page seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Stimson
Red Cross Drive
Nineteenth and
Carey Avenue
Fleming Grocery Com
Foley's Honey and Tar Featured in Patient Testimonial
Wm Barnes of San Antonio Texas reports Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for severe flu and lingering cough. He claims relief began the first night and a full recovery with rest, costing him $1.20. The ad touts the remedy as the best cough cure, noting a high value of $50 per bottle in its promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Barnes
San Antonio
Tex
Foley
Woley
Poley
Adv
Community shelter project details and contact
A note outlines a homeless aid effort in Europe with a depot at 1th anduurey Ave. It asks for volunteers or donations next Wednesday or Thursday and lists Mrs J J Stimdom as chair of the committee for formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
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Mise Ruth Nash
Mrs. P. Emerson Glafeke
A. D. Cook
Douglas
Beatrice Cook
Miss Cook
Sloan
iTi
Sunergae
Presbyterian Missionary Society
California
Noble Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
R. Dunlap
Wyo
W. D. Brennan
Y. W. C. A. Fund
Margaret Longshore
William T. Dumm
Mark Hirsig
Fred Hirsig
B. F. Fowler
Misa Isle Becker
L. W. Trumbull
Ruth Kingham
Ella Schiaretta
Thomas Powers
Torrington
P. M. Banta
San Antonio, Texas
the Plains
Grand Opera
Lucy Burdick
Arthur A. Underwood
Lily and
Gertrude Underwood
Sam Underwood
Frank
King
Richardson
Pred C. Williame
Oakland
John Pitson
Christ Paffoos
A. K. Jones
W. F. Howard
L. Russell
R. G. Wayt
J. HW. Gundjah
EB. Mitchell
L. M. Frawley
E. PD
Morrison
W. & Ryan
A. P. Hereford
KB. Mellagh
W. Jackson
Paul R. Feliz
BR. Gonett
Mark Moses
Henry Moleo
W. Calking
T. M. Tee T. ‘Ae
G. Fox
L. Webber
G. W. Williams
J. Maxwell
Jong
Donal Jackson
Kansas City, Mo
A. B. Tailitt
Willam Halley
William T. Damm
Frank Gullivan
Gary
Ind
B. F. Davin
Converse County
Ed Moffarthy
William Barber
Eaton
Col
J. A. Howell
Worland
Herman B. Gates
Cyrus Beard
J. R. Hill
Misa Evans
Mrs. Hills
William Marquardt
Charles M. Peters
Peters
Ed. Gilmer
James Twiggs
Mrs. Twiggs
England
JTP
Aand Bell
Dan Parks
Walter Irving Parks
P. Hf. Field of
Geattie
M. J. Konkle
Kunkle
Hurrongha Adding Machine Company
George F. Molle
San Fran
EL G. Moody
Billings
al J. Karst
Greeley
Mr. R. EL Murray
Kansas City
Helen Tyson
Marjorie Bartlett
Herbert Woodman
Mr. B. Rt. Julian of
Billings, Mont
Fred A. Mapherson
Fort Worth
J. M. Betinge
W. J. Long
Omaha
Portant Busuens
Red Cross Commission
National Bank
Price
Louis Heels
GRAYS
the Jenkins Shoe CO
Lincoln Highway
Wanads Binguss DS
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