Hospital Floral team hosts Atlas party and social notices
The Hospital Floral team enjoyed an Atlas party hosted by Mrs. L C Freund and Mrs. F W Schneider with numerous members and guests listed. Several social rounds followed including Kensington tea for Mrs St. Clare and a Woman's Missionary Society gathering, featuring talks on Negro bondage and related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital
L. C. Freund
F. W.schneider
Atlas
Helen Gilland
Miss Spring
Hazel Rowland
Esther Hackman
Trensenneider
Louis Stuhr
Anna Lawier
Marie Smaith
Beasie Cook
Dorothy Bruce
Mildred Ford
Winnie Cole
Ruth Murphy
Hazel ‘Glazebrook
Gladys Cole
Nellie Hackman
Mabel Noreto
Community social calendar plus church aid update
The report covers A Fest day bridge party hosted by Mrs A J Parshall with many attendees and a Dinner for Count de Puyfontaine and French visitors hosted by Capt Craigie. It also notes a Congregational Aid Society meeting where funds were allocated for church repairs and a few staff and parishioners planning early summer travel and visits.
Suits Filed in District Court Over Damages in City
Two damage suits were filed in district court by Horace Porter against the City of Cheyenne and against the Union Pacific Railroad General. Porter seeks five thousand dollars for injuries from a cave-in at a Walla area work site, and an additional damages claim for the loss of an eye due to an explosion connected to a generator owned by the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cup of Cheyenne
Union Pacific Railroad Company
John Charlés Phompaon
Alstrict
Horace Porter
Weuterm
Ths
Walla
Rawlings
Chick Charley Claims Sugar Bargain Sparks Arrest
Police report a man called Chick Charley asserts he paid twenty five cents for a 100 pound sack of sugar. Officer McCarty confronts him near the freight depot, Charley refuses comment, then both are taken to the county jail with a vol ley of oaths noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yara
McCarty
Tnton Pacific
Charley
Chicken Charley
Getter
Ugar
Eputy
Sheriff's Department
Depuy School
Union Christian En VOR Rally In Cheyenne Tonight
A union rally of the Young People's societies from Cheyenne churches will be held at the Presbyterian church. Miss Clothier, Colorado Christian Endeavor union state missionary superintendent, will speak on the Joy of Service. Expected attendance includes city church youth and others interested in Endeavor work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Christian EN Vor
Presbyterian Church
Miss Clothier
Colorado Christian Endeavor Union
Clothier
Cheyenne
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Motor Club Thanks State Leader for Help at 1910 Meet
Cheyenne Motor Club thanks State Leader and local business backers for support during the Barney Oldfield record trial automobile meet at the motordrome. The letters praise advertising, cooperation, and noon business visits that aided the event’s financial success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Club Express
Cheyenne
Wyo
Cheyénne
Cheyenne Motor Club
Barney Oldfield
Heyenhe
George 8. Walker
Motor Lab
Bankers
Barna Oldfield
Rial Automobile
George & Walther
Motor Club
At the Orpheum Show Promises Fun and Education
Thin afternoon and evening programs offer five and educational pictures. The films are exceptionally good entertainment and worth a visit to enjoy. Arthur J. Gerelt serves as presenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Arthur J. Gerelt
City Notes On Park Conditions And Local Events
A shaky field report notes a cloudy day in the city with park lawns muddy and trees shedding. It mentions a field day for the Pour Field Artillery and a Lyric event this afternoon and evening with songs titled First Love Best and A Dumb Here and prices listed as 5.30 and 7 to 9.
Personal Notices From Cheyenne
Personal mentions include Mr and Mrs Ed Pierce announcing the arrival of a boy yesterday. Mrs B W Davia of Chicago arrives with daughters Anna and Sue. Henry Bullock of East Seventeenth guests at the Tater Oreai Dr and Seesaw W White of Laramie visited Cheyenne yesterday. Miss Nora David of Carpenter visiting Cheyenne. Walter Wali Glendd came into town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Pierce
B. Wi. Davia
Chicago
Anna
Sue
Cheyenne
Henry Bullock
East
Seesaw W. White
Laramie
Nora, David
Carpenter
Walter Wali
Glendd
Reckless Auto Drivers and Some Others
In Cheyenne Wyoming a letter to the state leader condemns reckless drivers and a seller of treenbelg AKMUs, arguing such acts threaten murder risk and must be prosecuted. The note urges attention to road rule violations where bicycles motorcycles seamster and automobillars share guilt in absolute disregard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
City visitors and theater ads feature local names
Yesterday in the city James M. Crea and George H. Lockett visited from Sunrise and Glen Rock while F J Miller from Douglas stopped at the Metropolitan. This afternoon and evening showings include First Love Is Best and A Dumb Hero with 8 to 5:80 and 7 to 9 times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Crea
Sunrise
F. J. Miller
Douglas
Metropolitan
George H. Lockett
Glen Rock
Limn Corners Rights to Cut Down Speedway Accidents
W Richardson calls for clearer corner rules to curb street play and speed on the city’s lanes. He argues sidewalks should host safe storytelling to keep necks from breaking and reduce accidents citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilenda
W. Richardson
Severe hail storm crosses county damaging gardens
A severe hail storm moved across the county at noon, causing considerable damage. The edge brushed the city with hailstones, and the county poor farm recorded two inches of accumulation. Superintendent Hassen reported sizable garden damage along a north strip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hue
Hassen
Farm Scene Near Hammond Packing Plant Draws Attention
Residents described a ground pit near the Hammond Packing plant that appeared like a vast body of water from the city, drawing notable attention to the area and prompting curiosity about its origin and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond Packing Plant
Buffalo Bill Promotes Electrical Cure For Ailments
The article extols electropodes copper aids worn in the shoes to treat rheumatism nervousness and similar ailments without internal remedies. It notes a growing sentiment against strong internal cures and claims the method uses electricity. Electropodes retail for $1.00 per pair or are available by writing to the Western Electropode Co 285 Angeles Street Los Angeles Cal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles St
Los Angeles
Cal
Fishing Tackle at Cost in Ellis Store
Elllis at 208 West 17th Street advertises fishing tackle at cost, inviting shoppers to save on gear and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingersoll Store
Carey Avenue
West
Seventeenth Street
ELLIS
Bas ebase Uniforms and James Bros Featured
Local items listBASEBASE UNIFORMS and JAMES BROS with reference to Fancy strawberries at Kelleys in a small-town commerce roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bros
Kelley's
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iety
Luke Voorheys
William Maroney
A. W. Buechier
Griffen Cochran
E. Clark
Fred Hoel
Capt. Hart
Capt
Lee
Elmer Keefe
Frank Furry
Kensington
Mount Auburn
Town
Furry
Nineteenth Street
St. Clare
Mirtle
John Walker
Harry EB
Grain
J. A. Paine
Rots
Denver
Ite Palmer
Annie
W. M
Wits Hogtess
Methodist Church
A. J. Parshall
Ferrestonéris
Liut McCormick
Evenine
Parshall
Brooks
Burrage
Pit Gevert
Elizabeth Keiffer
Alter Dunton
Rock Sprites
ON. Potter
J.ay. Davis
G. P. Johnston
J . Bartlett
Gibson Clark
William G. ‘Walker
Edith Duffey
Lulu McCormick
Capt. Craigie
Wort Russell
Thuraday
Count de Puyfontaine
Alf
Ayraunt
Carlos Mayer
Craigie
Fleming
Congregational Aid Society
Mary Roys
Abby Roys
Colorado
Michigan
Misa Faye
Walter Bradley
New York City
Barrette
Salm
Careful Avenue
Meddlevone
Corporation Traffic Squad
Aklom
Pour Field Artillery
Buffalo Bill
Sherman Co
Fenry George
Fenry George Oc Cigar
George
Niles & Moser Cigar CO
Telephone Man
Denver. Cok
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