Community notices and social updates from a midwestern town
Mrs J M Carey returns from Gareyhurst as Mrs David recovers and neighbors send good wishes. Mrs A P Hanson prepares to travel east via Atchison Denver and Philadelphia to visit relatives and attend son Wayne Hanson’s Jefferson College commencement. Dr Hanson plans a year of practice after July. A newborn boy joins Mr and Mrs Alford N Tatum at 903 Warren Avenue. Jennie Rossman returns to Denver for musical studies. Mrs C C Branson travels to Hot Springs Ark for daughter Mabel’s health. Mabel shows slight improvement. Maria Crane visits relatives and attends a Baptist convention as a delegate. Local convent pupils plan plays including Kate in Goose Land and An Obstinate Family with the servants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P.hanson
East
Atchison, Kane
Denver
Charlen Adame
Maria Crane
T A c
Northern Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church
Three Years of Misery in Mahoningtown Woman Recovers
Mrs J A Burnside of Mahoningtown Pa testifies to lasting relief after four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She cites prior months of severe distress and displacement, noting family encouragement and a doctor’s warning, and says others have seen similar results. The advertisement invites letters to the Pinkham company for confidential female health advice.
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Mahoningtown
Lydia EB. Pinkham
J.a.burnside
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkneble
Lydia
Piakhans
Ata Plokham ‘Meliotue Co
Lynn, Maas
Social card party honors and gatherings amid guests
Mrs James Morton hosted a formal card evening with Mr and Mrs McAllester winning top scores and prizes. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Hunter Mr and Mrs George Kineham Mr and Mrs William LaPash Mr and Mrs James Nimmo among others and a light lunch followed. Another hearts party at Mrs Frank Little and Warry Morton featured Miss Hazel Hartsen and Mr Tittle as top scorers.
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James Morton
McAllester
John Hunter
George Kineham
William LaPash
James Nimmo
Atlas
Frank Little
Warry Morton
Crean
Mrs. Heaney
Ireland
Audrey Milverstead
Hazel Martsen
Hertha Tenning
Minnie Rudeen
Willa Smhinne
Marty Morton
Messers
Walter Bradley
Verner Francen
Claude Francen
Floyd Bell
Nell Oliver
Herbert Bereer
Harry Morton
Mrs. Little
Fort Russell Social Events Honoring Mrs Sibley Guests
Mrs Alexander B Dade will entertain at a bridge party this afternoon for Mrs Sibley and Mrs Fuller two visitors at the post Colonel Sibley expected to arrive late week Mrs Norman and Miss Norman of Leavenworth Kans will visit Mrs William B Kitts for several weeks The visitors once resided here during 8th Infantry posting Mrs F W Sibley to be honored at luncheon Friday Mrs Kenzie W Walker to host the Tuesday bridge club this afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander B. Dade
Sibley
Fuller
John B. Christian Willl
F. W. Sibby
Colonel Sibley
Norman
Leavenworth, Kansay
William B. Kitts
Fort Russell
8Th Infantry
Kenzie W. Walker
Sunshine Society Hosts Social Afternoon At Library
Sunshine Society led by Mrs B F Guy and Mrs Van L Gilford plans an afternoon gathering at the library. Mount Mellic Mrs P Emerson Ghiteke to entertain the Mount Mellick club Wednesday afternoon. Mu Beta Club meets Friday with Mrs Dolph Wolcott. Capitol Hill Club hosted by Mrs Charlea Horaig Wednesday. Thursday Five Hundred Club meets with Mrs Harry Hynde at the Plaine tile Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Guy
van L. Gilford
The
Sunshine Society
Mount Mellic Mre
P. Emerson Ghiteke
Mount Mellick Club
Mu Beta Club
Dolph Wolcott
Capitol Hill Club
Charlea Horaig
Capitol Him Club
Harry Hynde
Westminster Guild Hosts Evening Supper and Local Meetings
The Congregational Christian Endeavor Society hosts a hot supper at 226 W 2kth St this evening from 6:30 to 8:00. The Jewish Ladies Circle meets Wednesday at 2:30 at 510 W 16th St with Mrs Simmonds. St Marks bake sale and tea Saturday in Guild room Parish House. Hostesses Meadames Park Skinner Daley. No pulld meeting Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Christian Endeavor Society
Chiurch
Jewish Ladies’ Circle
H. Simmonds
W. 16Th Street
Iund
St. Mark's
Meadames
Park, Skinner and Daley
Pulld
May Day Entertainment at South Cong Church Leads Fund Drive
This evening at South Congregational church the South Cheyenne W C T U presents a May Day program with songs tableaux recitations dialogues and a May Queen. May baskets and homemade candy will be sold. a small admission funds a much needed plane. Generous patronage requested for a good time.
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South Congregational Church
South Cheyenne W
Methodist Ladies to Entertain Ald Society at Church Parlor
Methodists Ald, Mrs. Ferguson and Miss Winma White will entertain the Ald society in the church parlour Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ferguson
Winma White
Methodist
Ald Society
Baptist Mission Circle to Meet Friday Afternoon
Mrs. Win Hoinesworth will host the Baptist Mission Circle gathering Friday afternoon, with the ladies of the group expected to attend for a social and mission discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Missions
Win Hoinesworth
Ladies of the Baptist Mission Circle
Acquitted Once Held for Similar Offense In Cheyenne
A man named Dyer Daonedy is held at the county jail awaiting trial for a similar offense after an acquittal last September. Deputy Willican Yost led the arrest at the complaint of Bear Creek Cattle association alleging a cow theft from the Yotler and Marsh ranch. The accused allegedly transported the cow to Cheyenne and sold the animal to M. Christiansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer Daonedy
Jallawalting Tral
Willican Yost
Dyer
Bear Creek Cattle Association
Yotler & Marsh Ranch
Lorimer Gets Fine Whitewash No Corruption
Washington report: Senate Lorimer committee majority concludes no new evidence of corruption in Lorimer election. The panel led by Dillingham says the prior judgment should stand and that accountants found no link to Lorimer’s funds. The text notes the reevaluation found no substantiated charges against Lorimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lorimer
Senate
Chatrman Dillingham
Cumble
Jones
Fletcher
Joineton
Alabama
Charlies A. White
Westminster Guild to honor Mrs Hills in church circles
In church circles the Westminster Guild announces that Mrs L Hills will receive a notable honor. Details specify the recognition within the church community and its timing at a forthcoming gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Guild
Lorimer Senate Vote Scrutiny Debates Outcome Debate
A Senate committee argues the Lorimer election was influenced by political factors rather than corrupt payments though some testimonies suggested payments for Lorimer’s win. The minority asserts at least ten Lorimer votes were corrupt, challenging the election’s validity.
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Lorimier
Houston Fire Devastates Business District Runs Full Day
A May 26 report from Houston describes a daytime blaze costing about 1 million dollars in property in the business district. The fire spread quickly from a six story building to nearby structures, but no lives were lost. The flames raged throughout the day as investigators noted the rapid spread and extent of damage.
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Houston
Texas
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