Hospital Floral team hosted Atlas party at St Marks event
The Hospital Floral group enjoyed a Kensington tea and Atlas party hosted by Mrs L C Freund and Mrs F W Schneider with many guests and tributes to Archdeacon Dray. Attendees included Misses Gilland Spring Hackman Tren Schneider and many others at St Marks Church and Mount Auburn social events.
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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
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
Local social notes include bridge club and dinners
Mrs A J Parshall hosted Fest day evening for her bridge club with two tables and a guest list of Mrs Brooks Mrs Burrage Mrs Pit Gevert Mrs Elizabeth Keiffer Mrs alter Dunton and others. Capt Craigie hosted elaborate dinners for Count de Puyfontaine and three French capitalists with many guests from town in attendance.
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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
Damage suits filed in district court in Cheyenne
Horace Porter sues the City of Cheyenne for five thousand dollars for personal injuries from a building collapse while the Union Pacific Railroad Company faces additional claims. Plaintiff alleges eye injury from a generator explosion at Rawlings, with further damages sought against the railroad. Attorney John Charles Phompaon filed papers with the district clerk.
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Cup of Cheyenne
Union Pacific Railroad Company
John Charlés Phompaon
Alstrict
Horace Porter
Weuterm
Ths
Walla
Rawlings
Sugar Bargain Claim Sparks Rural Arrest
A man named Chicken Charley claimed to pay twenty five cents for a full bag of sugar, prompting Policeman McCarty to intervene near the freight depot. The alleged bargain led to an arrest and custody by Deputy Sheriff Wd. School, with Charley offering colorful language about the price and the law.
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Yara
McCarty
Tnton Pacific
Charley
Chicken Charley
Getter
Ugar
Eputy
Sheriff's Department
Depuy School
Union Christian Endeavor Rally At Presbyterian Church
Tonight a union rally of the Young People societies from Cheyenne churches will be at the Presbyterian church on 6230. Miss Clothier state missionary superintendent will speak on the Joy of Service. Cheyenne’s youth groups are expected to attend, connected or not, part of nationwide Endeavor efforts.
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Union Christian EN Vor
Presbyterian Church
Miss Clothier
Colorado Christian Endeavor Union
Clothier
Cheyenne
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Motor Club Thanks State Leader for Barneys Oldfield Meet
Cheyenne Cheyenne Motor Club thanks State Leader for advertising and support that helped the Barney Oldfield record trial automobile meet at the motordrome succeed. Secretaries George B. Walker and Walther Courting praise bankers merchants and other Cheyenne businesses for noon hour cooperation and rapid action.
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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 Picturers Pleasing Thins In Afternoon
The Orpheum offers a thin afternoon and evening program. The educational pictures are very good and entertaining. A pleasant time is promised for those who drop in to enjoy the show.
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Orpheum
Arthur J. Gerelt
Unclear City Briefs Report On Park Conditions
Fragmented notes describe a city park with damaged lawns and fallen leaves. Mentions include a Field Artillery field day north of the area and weather affecting an afternoon riding Lyric event with a performance titled First Love Best and A Dumb Here. An amount of 5.30 dollars and 7 to 9 is cited.
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Pour Field Artillery
Personal Notices From Cheyenne Society
Personal mentions include Mr and Mrs Ed Pierce welcoming a baby boy yesterday. Mrs B W Davies of Chicago visited Cheyenne with daughters Anna and Sue, arriving yesterday. Henry Bullock of East Seventeenth, Dr and Mrs W White of Laramie, and Miss Nora David of Carpenter were noted as visiting Cheyenne yesterday.
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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
Cheyenne Wyoming May 4 1910 a state leader notes automobiling breaches and warns against a driver supplying a dog to avoid a penalty the message calls for prosecution to curb murder risk it urges enforcement of road rules stating bicycles motorcycles seamsters and automobillars are equally guilty
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Cheyenne
Wyo
City Visitors Noted From North And West
James M. Crea of Sunrise F J Miller of Douglas and George H Lockett of Glen Rock were listed as visitors in the city yesterday. Lyric showings this afternoon and evening feature First Love Is Best and A Dumb Hero with screenings from 8 to 5 80 and 7 to 9.
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James M. Crea
Sunrise
F. J. Miller
Douglas
Metropolitan
George H. Lockett
Glen Rock
Speedway safety and sidewalk rules urged by W Richardson
A reader letter argues for clearer limning of street corners and sidewalk use to reduce accidents. The author, W Richardson, suggests children stay on sidewalks and speeds be managed to prevent injuries while noting the city’s Speedway as a hazard and urging proper place and timing.
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Ilenda
W. Richardson
Severe hail storm sweeps through county area
A severe hail storm at noon yesterday struck a district west and south of the city, causing damage to small foliage and gardens. The storm's edge reached the city with hailstones noted, while the county poor farm recorded two inches of accumulation along a stretch north of the facility. Superintendent Hassen reported significant garden damage.
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Hue
Hassen
Farm South of City Near Hammond Plant Appears Like Water
A farm area to the south near the Hammond Packing plant shows a ground pit visible from the city, giving the impression of a vast body of water spreading across the landscape.
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Hammond Packing Plant
Buffalo Bill Promotes Electropodes as Cure
The article reports a growing sentiment against internal remedies and promotes electropodes copper tips worn in shoes as a modern treatment for rheumatism and nervous ailments. Electro pods are sold in drug stores for 1.00 per pair or via Western Electropode Co. at 285 Angeles St Los Angeles Cal.
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Angeles St
Los Angeles
Cal
Fishing Tackle At Cost Auction
Ellis located at 208 West 17th Street announces low cost fishing tackle sale. Special offers and bargains available to customers.
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ELLIS
Fancy strawberries at Kelley’s noted with local vendors
BASEBASE UNIFORMS and JAMES BROS are listed alongside Kelley’s market attractions featuring fresh strawberries in a tiny community commerce note.
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James Bros
Kelley's
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