Cheyenne Welcomes Visitors At Plains Hotel
A stream of visitors from Denver Boulder and New York arrive in Cheyenne for business and social engagements. Adjutant General W. Weaver and family relocate to a new home. several locals and guests plan church events and a jubilee banquet at the Congregational church.
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Deickwith
New York
the Plains Hotel
Jessie. McAutrey
Mra
Henrietta McAutry
Boulder, Colo
Cheyenne
Ab the Plains
Art Club Will Meet Thursday in City
A general meeting of the Art Club is set for tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock. Election of officers and by laws reading will be on UF business schedule Mrs B J Kelley to preside All members urged to attend. Mrs Alexandra Datey retired after a six weeks visit with her brother J S Gugetty in Los Angeles Mrs Duffey visited Pasadena San Francisco Portland Seattle and Green River
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Art Club
Sunl
Mra. B. J. Kelley
Alexandra Datey
J. 8. Gugetty
Los Angeles
Duffey
Pasadena
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Washington
Green River
Wyo
War relief sewing drive urged for Cheyenne women
A civic appeal calls Cheyenne women to join a World War relief effort urging cooperation in meeting a refugee quota. It praises male volunteers and urges men to set an example while women aid the cause, noting local residents Arnold Larson, Mrs. W. M. Jeffers, and visitors from Omaha and Denver.
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Ned Gross
Anna Gordon Union Postpones Meeting In City
Postponement of the Anna Gordon Union meeting announced yesterday. Members are asked to meet at Mrs Geor g Alway's home and bring quilt plocks. Also noted are visitors and brief stays by several locals from Cheyenne and Louisville. Miss Nancy Haggard hosted the Canning Club with two new members initiated and officers elected. Mrs Florence Atkins arrived, and Gladys Pritchett and Frank Probst wed in Denver with plans to live in Casper. Dancing party honors Capitola Allison before her June move to Washington D C.
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Congregational Church
Florence Atkins
Andi
Cheyenne
Atkins
Louise Stimson
D. . Evans
Helen
Gladys Tyson
Harold Vaughan
Anna Gordon Union
Georg Alway
O'Neill
Nancy Haggard
Canning Club
Nancy Iwadgard
Helen Davidson
Eloise MacDonald
Winifred Garlock
Johanna Thompson
Eloise McDonald
Misa Tindhoff
Laramie
Charles Elmer Lane
Bennitt
Gladys Pritchett
Frank Probst
Denver
Wadsworth
Casper
Mrs. Probst
Telephone Company
Capitola Allison
C. G. Brownlee
Praneea Brownlee
Brownlee Inn
Allison
Washington, D. C
United States Land Office
Roxana Petroleum Company
West
G I A and L E Meeting Tonight at E GC Hall
The G I A of the B of L E will convene tonight at 7 00 o clock at E GC hall. All members urged to attend. A reception follows at the Presbyterian Church. This Friday evening May 16 a reception honors new church members and the congregation.
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Presbyterian Church
The
Annual Luncheon of the Woman's Club at Sheridan Inn
The Woman's Club held its annual luncheon at the Sheridan Inn on Saturday afternoon with 45 of 40 members present. Mrs N W Chassell presided as toastmistress. Mrs Lamb lent the gavel to new president Miss Jessie Foster. Speakers covered postwar topics and a song titled Sheridan Our Sheridan was performed.
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Woman's Club
Sheridan Inn
Mra. N. W. Chassell
Mre. Ft. B. Lamb
FE. Worthington
Darius Green
J. T. Trowbridge
J. J. Bentley
Sherid
Sheridan
Friselila Alden Clarke
Ethel LeeFarlane
Tate
Maryland
McCalman Named Wyoming State Highway Superintendent
McCalman, formerly in Nebraska highway work, is appointed by the Wyoming state highway commission to head the new state highway department created after abolishing the state highway engineer post. He replaces Z. B. Levison of Laramie and begins duties as Wyoming plans a major construction program funded by $2,800,000 in state highway bonds.
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McCalman
Wells
Nebraska
Wyoming State Highway Commission
Wate
Z. BE
Levison
Laramie
Iehan
Atyte
Wyoming
Three Appointed On Board of Accountancy
Governor Carey appointed Waller Lb Dadeller re appointed A L Putnam and Samuel Corson to the state board of accountancy all are residents of state capital and were named in the official notice with positions to serve terms awaiting confirmation.
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Carey
State Board of Accountancy
Waller Lb. Dadeller
A. L. Putnam
Samuel Corson
Pesidoule
Chayanne
Wie Dulios
Board Proposes Residency Rule for Members in Capital City
A board recommends that all members must reside in the capital city. The proposal aims to ensure local representation and familiarity with regional issues.
Heller to Be Tried in Civil Court Not Military Tribunal
Private Joseph Wellar held for murder of Private John Lynn was turned over to civilian authorities for trial. He was moved from Fort Russell guard house to county jail and sent to Cheyenne under custody of United Agents. Transfer required departmental authorization from San Francisco before proceeding.
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Hellar
Joseph C. Wellar
John M. Lynn
Department of Trustion
Fort Nussell
Heliig
Cheyenne
United Oikins
Tom Holland
Apartment of Justice
Department of Justce
T. Darrah
Wieten Department
Bao Pracisco
Rock River Land Sale Ad Promises Installment Plan
Real estate notice offers plots with 25.00 down and 8100 per month. Contact Cross and Hamilton at 1724 Capital Ave by phone number 54 for details.
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Rock Miver
Cross & Hamimond
Capital Ave
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Olga F. Hearst
Cheyennese
William Mitvenel
Bluenel
Pioneer Noofing and Paving Company
Katherine Mubbard
Ralph Nulbard
Misa Georgia Prosser
Mr. BE. 1
Steed of
Cripple Creek
Hampton
Margaret O'Brien
Sarah Pedlow
Jessie Large
Fort Gollins
Colo
Friends
Mrs. Stanley. Vaughan
Glenrock
Edward Smith
Mrs. J. T. Kendall
Adjutant General
W. K. Weaver
New Home
W. EF. Weaver
Mies Maragret
Evalejrodt
Frank’Sehmidt
George L. Strader
Frank M. Wilder
Pueblo, Coly
City
Mra. D. Locker
Plains Hotel
Mra. J. Jh. Lee
Galo
Mrs. Kan
Ralph Robertson
Colorado
Frank
Neil
Fort Collins
J. A. Veateh
Mr. C. X. Gould of
Cyril Park
Filen Greenbaum
Charles V. Wheeler
Warwick, N. Y
Nev
Bruce E. Jackson
Baptist Church
Paul Chamison
Ogden
Utah
M. D. Hate
Lincoln
Nebr
F. Messenger
Cal
Weathers
Kansas City, Mo
Herejon Business
Mr. K. ©. Barnard
L. F. Bailey
Great Falls, Mont
Leo R. Buffington
Bridges, Mont
G.C. Rodman
Ogallalla, Nebr
Boyes Smith
D. W. Ellis
Helena, Mont
Charles Schleckt
Mitchell, Nebr
Roger ‘Talbot
Roger Talbot
Nineteenth Street
Mr. Talbot
City Fire Department
Asa J. Dobbine
Ranger
Texas
BE. J. Dobbins
John Nelson
Sidney
Curtis
A. Curzon
M. Sowell
Noy Blount
A. W. Pamba
B. Presaman
Dan Haflin
Charles C. Moffett
A. Brandon
John Degolla
K.P. O. Tallun
Greenfielder
W. I Miller
Grover
Slager
Grotchen
Bremmerman
Mia
G. W. Hamilton
Mrs. Gleason
C. Ball
Olle
Arrivsi Cheyecone
W. Deltz
Omaha
J. PD. Sayer
St. Louis, Mo
Gilson of
Longmont
Cole
Arnold Larson
Jim W. Halton
White Sulphur Springs, Mont
Philip Spier
Denver, Colo
RB. M. Thompson
B. M. Thompson
John Charles Thompson, Sr
Browning
W. J. Browning
Nancy Dinner
I Olsen
Wreatha Emery
Teen ‘Wrndow
Velie
Wilseck
A.D. Kilgore
Kilcore
Josephine
Pinclute
Estelle MacDougal
Marjorie McClees
Bessie Mines
Elizabeth Fmith
Bea Grain
Fort Golins Cole
Eugens Oulray
BE. Thomas
Greeley, Colo
F. @ Marty
Boston
E.G. Wallenmeyer
the Plains
M. Steele
W. S. Minor
Louisville, Ky
Ed. Kelley
Rochester
Mion
Kansas City
Florence E. Atkins
John Whitaker
Horse Creek
Denborn
Columbus, Mo
B. of L. E
G.I. A. Ladies of the
E. GC. Hall
United States Railroad Administration
Eee Berne AG
United States
Raliseas Administration
Selecor
Ticket A
Tate Tered
Official Travel Information Bureau
Liberty Street
Transportation Building
Chicago
Healy
Atlanta
Georgia
Guan
Woman’s Club
Laura Duffey
Alex, Jiufrey
J. S. Gugerty
Los Angelee
Colt
Miss Duffey
California
J. Allison
Hegina
Canada
Arce Allison
Christian
Temperance Unions
Citizen's National Bank
Taylor & Company
Capitol Avenue
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Shorman
Harris
A. E. Harris
Boston Ladies’ Tailor
Garey Avenue
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