Bees Visiting List Sees Various Local Travels
Miss Eunice Hastie returns from Sunrise to visit her sister Mrs W C Faucette. Mrs A Robinson Heaney visits from California. Mrs Maurice Groghon plans Evanston and Port Bridger summer. Mr J H Wackwell in Cheyenne for a short visit. Mrs Lician Quinby and son go to Denver. Several residents visit family and travel to Denver during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes W. S Barhare
Boone
A. Robinson Heaney
Robinson Hebron
Neb
California
Louis A. Reilly
Denver
Eunice Hastie
Sunrise
W. C. Faucette
Hugo Doncelman
J. Hb Wackwell
Cheyenne
Hele
Maurice Groghon
Evanston
Port Bridger
al. B. Kerr
Waldo Jorgensen
Mag Stanley
Carper
F P. J. Black
Arthur Diack
Grover
Cole
Lician Quinby
Sunshine and social club events fill Cheyenne schedule
Multiple women’s groups meet at the library and homes for regular sessions. The Sunshine Society, Five Hundred Club, Mount Melick Club, Mystic Maze Club, and W W C of the R M A host gatherings with planned committees and refreshments. A notable sale proposal from wild west show impresario Mr. C B Irwin benefits hospital funds. Knights and Ladies of Security hold a meeting. Woodmen Dance slated for Fraternal hall. piano division of the Musical Club reports large attendance and new members. Mrs. Rockwell to host the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights and Ladies of Security
Hugh Coffman
Musical Club
Freund
Arthur Myers
Helen Keefe
Cahill
Elsa Force
Mr. Reilly
Bailey
Myers
O'Boyle
Melon Keefe
Coffman
Mre. Rockwell
Methodist Missions plan Friday meeting at parsonage
In church circles the Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet Friday afternoon at the parsonage at 3 o 80 o clock for the monthly gathering. Mrs Richards will lead the program on The Printed Page the last chapter in China’s New Day. The Jewish Ladies' Circle will meet at 316 West Sixteenth street to discuss important business. The Congregational Sunday School officers and teachers will hold their monthly dinner and business meeting in the church parlors with dinner at 6 followed by reports and a disco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Misa Richards
China
Stoner
Congregational
Church Groups Plan Meetings Across Cheyenne
Clergy and lay leaders from St Mark s, Westminster Guild, Congregational Ald Society and missionary circles prepare gatherings. Mrs Schwiering hosts Sumergae of St Mark s, Mrs Obenstein co hosts. Westminster Guild hosts Canon s meeting with Bonnie Jack Eunice Hastie and Mary Stodefer as hosts. Congregational Ald Society to meet at Mrs Johnston s Friday. City federation proposal for all church societies to unite discussed by Mrs H B Patten at 314 East Eighteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
Mra. Schwiering
Obenstein
Westminster Guild
Bonnie Jack
Eunice Hastie
Mary Stodefer
Missionary Societies
Cheyenne
H. B. Patten
East Eighteenth Street
Overland Trail Promoters Endorse Route to Transcontinental Line
A speech lauds the Clinton Commercial Club and supporters along the route from Cedar Rapids to Sterling to connect with the transcontinental line. Promoters claim their spur network will guide tourists away from rival paths and keep the Overland Trail as the premier transcontinental highway from New York to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiea
Davenport
Rock Island
Moline
Cedar Rapides
Iowa
Sterling
Chicago
Omaha
Clinton Commercial Club
New York
San Francisco
Inspector La Court Shot Dead by Student in Chicago
Harry La Court a government Inspector at the Panama canal was shot and killed in Chicago today by Joseph A. Williams an art student. Williams says he acted in self defense while La Court claimed Williams had shown improper familiarity with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry la Court
Panama Canal
Joseph A. Williams
la Court
Williams
Welter to wed Miss Fisher in Denver this week
H R Welter, Union Pacific depot night ticket agent, heads to Denver for a Wednesday morning wedding to Miss Mabel C Fisher of Denver. After the ceremony they plan a 10 day trip to Colorado Springs and Salt Lake City. They will reside at the Plaines hotel until their house is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Welter
Union Pacific Depot
Denver
Mabel C. Fisher
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Mr. Welter
the Plaines
School Trustees Election Attracts Little Interest
The school trustee election yesterday saw Andrew Roe elected to succeed himself and William Dalla chosen to replace W. R. Schnitner who declined further service. Voter turnout was under 100 ballots as officials included Mrs Rows Snyder Miss Flora Minckburn Mrs Henry Stubbs Mrs Jean Murst and A A Maharacter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Roedel
William Dalla
W. R. Schnitner
Silk workers strike to cut saloons in Paterson
The three month old silk workers strike in Paterson New Jersey will reduce saloon activity as many saloonkeepers have earned little money and will not seek license renewals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Silk Workers
Dumas And A Hundred Sous Kick Prank At Paris
In Ju dith’s My Autobiography a tale recounts a wager by Mery of Marseilles. He kicked M. Prud homme in public and received a polite bow and apology after being mistaken for Alexander Dumas senior. The anecdote ends with the hundred sous prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumas
Mme
Judith
Alexander Dumas the Elder
Ginot
Neiresa
Mery
Marseilles
M. Prudhomme
Alexander Dumas
Anson, Dahlen and the Midnight Train Prank
Tim Hurst recalls a Chicago tale about Cap Anson and Bill Dahlen. Anson, challenged by the conductor over berth numbers, claims there are only fifteen men and identifies Dahlen as the extra passenger. Dahlen is left off the train thirty miles from Chicago and silences himself for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Hurst
Bill Dahlen
Bill
Cap Anson
Chicago
Anson
Dahlen
Doya
White Stockings
St. Louis
Nothing to Worry Over
A dialog from the Chicago Record-Herald recounts gossip about a daughter’s husband being a free thinker. The speaker notes lingering worry, while another asserts belief or disbelief, stressing family dynamics and generational shifts in thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Chicago Record- Herald
Information Wanted and Quirky Inquiries Contain Puzzle
A terse note collects odd questions and a quotation: "Pop, I want to suk you something" and "What i it, my clolidy" followed by "Do they make airships go with y wheels?" attributed to Baliwore American, suggesting a collage of reader inquiries and playful slang.
Becket Case A Belasco Delight With Frances Starr
David Belasco showcases dramatic witchcraft in The Case of Becky at Capitol Avenue theatre. Frances Starr stars in dual Becky Dorothy roles with a New York company led by Charles Dalton and others, matching Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde in intensity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Belasco
Becky
Frances Starr
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Edward Locke
Belasco
Amean
Dr. Jekyll and
Mr Hyde
Miss Starr
Dorothy
Lise
New York
Ihe!ong
Charles Dalton
Albert Bries
Harry C. Browne
Eugene Owen
Ma Norton
Hic Theatre
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Sale Priew
The
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
M&a
Ais PT
Sunshine Society
W. E. Chaplin
Mount Melick Club
Wolcott
Mount Mellick Club
Mystic Maze Club
Richardson
W. W.C
L. A
LL. E
BF. of
L. BE
Capitol Hall
Hospital Aid Society
Blcephial Aid Society
Charles Bristol
Brary
Mesdames Fox
Hastings
Hoffman
Allison
Bristol
C. B. Irwin
Ladies of the Hospital 44d Society
R. V. Pierce
Invalids? Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
DR. Pierce
Golden Medical
Pierce's Invalides
Bend
Patna
RE. V. Pierce
C. H. Garwood
the Florist
Catey
Methodist Missions
W. W. Gleason
Mra
W. L. Whipple
Clyde M. Watta
Methodist
Methodist Aid Society
Congregational Ald Society
A. D. Johnston
Society
Ald Society
Missionary Federation
H. KR. Welter
Denved
Sherman Co
America
Lacy Koenig
Bon Ton Royal Worcester
Adjusto
Cheyenne, Wye
L. C. Smith Bros. Typewriter Co
L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter
L. C. Smith & Bros
Champa Street
L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter Co
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