Local Briefs Highlight Cheyenne News and Travels
Reno to Denver trip announces brief travels of Major W. W. Reno and Sherman family arrivals from Red Ranch. John J. Clark to speak in Torrington. Governor Kenwick and Mrs. Clark to attend commencement. State Auditor Morayth returns from Helena after inspecting Montana Life Insurance Co. and notes prosperity in Montana towns.
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Reno
Denver
W. W. Reno
Clark
John J. Clark
Torrington
Rouay
Mra. Clark
Kenwick
Sheridan
Stete
Poyayth
Helena
Montana
Montana Life Insurance Company
Morayth
Hutton
Local visitors report from Cheyenne yesterday world wide names
Chugwater resident Glenn Puelmner visited Cheyenne for Paper Hanging and Morconm ne editor of the American Free Mason lectured at the Masonic temple on Masonite history and a second lecture on The Constructive Work of Free Masonry planned. Also listed are visitors from Pine Bluffs Hereford Lovell Douglas Thermopolis Rawlins Kaycee and Laramie with brief arrivals and business in Cheyenne. A notice disclaims responsibility for debts by Elizabeth Foellmer from May 23 1814 with signature Joeppih B Forllmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morconm
Free Mason
Wat Hight
Elale Foellmer
Cheyenne
Wyo
A. D
Joeppih
Forllmer
Masonic Lodges Schedule Funeral for Brother Snow
Acacia Lodge No 11 and Cheyenne Lodge No 1 will meet at 1:50 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. respectively on Thursday May 25 to attend the funeral service of Brother Ralph E. Snow. J. Burri, W. M. and BWANSON, W. iM. urge members to assemble at the Masonic Temple for the service.
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Acacia Lodge No. 11
A. F
A. M
Ralph EF. Snow
A. PF. Bwanson
W. Im
Cheyenne Lodge No 1
Acacia Lodge No
Masonic Temple
Bra
Ralph EB. Snow
J. Burri
W. M
President's Maid Weds Wilson Physician Aide
Misa Alice Gertrude Gordon married Dr. Cary T. Grayson, Wilson’s physician and naval aide, in the chapel of St. George's church. The Rev. William J. Cot officiated. Mrs. Grayson, daughter of the late J. J. Gordon, was an orphan and ward of Mrs. Wilson. Guests were limited to relatives and friends, including the President and Mrs. Wilson.
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Washington
Misa Alice Gertrude Gordon
Cary T. Grayson
Wilson
St. George's Church
William J. Cot
Philadelphia
Grayson
J. J. Gordon
Cadet Band Concert Friday Night Program
The Cadet band conducts a Friday concert in the gym with John Jh Blamey directing. Soloists include Julia Cohen soprano, baritone Thomas Beativo, and Schubert’s Erl König. Proceeds aid band needs. Bishop MacGovern to Omaha. stockbank plans in Chugwater. Gillespie in Cheyenne for possible recital.
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John Jh. Blamey
Julia Cohen
Laddie
Thayer
L. W. Trumbull
Southwell Thomas Beativo
F. W. Meacham Wachs
Littl Plower
Spress
Thomas Cobry
John D. Blamey
Barnard Band
Masonic Lectures Set At New Temple This Week
On May 24 and 25 at o'clock p m Joseph E Morcombe will deliver two interesting Masonic lectures at New Masonic Temple All Master Masons are invited B I Burri W M Cheyenne Lodge No 1 and A P Swannon W M Acacia Lodge No 1
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Joseph E. Morcombe
New Masonic Temple
J. Burri
W. M
Cheyenne
A. P Swannon
Acacia
Notice on irrigation water use by ordinance and hours
The document warns not to waste filtered water and directs irrigation of Jota including trees only through home sprinklers or nozzles. Irrigation is limited to 7 to 9 and 1 to 7 with specific hours noted by Commissioner John A. Martin. Date range May 21 23 25 27 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John &A Martin
American Schoolboy Held Prisoner in Dublin
Luke Kilgallon father of John J Kilgallon, Fare Rockaway pupil held in Dublin during a revolt, says state department expects release soon. Kilgallon studied at a school led by P H W Pearse, who headed Ireland’s Liberty Hall seizure.
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Dublin
New York
Luke Kilgallon
John J. Kilgallon
Fare Rockaway
State Department
Kilgallon
P. H W. Pearse
Liberty Hall
Helen Stubbs Rated Fastest Typist at Cheyenne High
Misa Helen Stubbs of Tig East Breeneth Street was proclaimed the fastest typist in Cheyenne High School. All commercial department students were tested for speed. Stubbs achieved forty four words per minute for five minutes and is a junior in the school.
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Misa Helen Stebbs
Tig East Bfreenth
Cheyenne
Misa Stubbs
Government positions open to candidates in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne civil service board lists vacancies with multiple examinations in June 1916. Positions include Burrage superintendent, apprentice draftsman and photographer, assistant physician in Spectronopy, assistant examiner patent office, master mechanic, and telephone engineer, with salaries ranging from per diem to annual amounts.
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Cheyenne Civil Service Board
Patent Office
Pennybacker Appeals to Press at General Federation Meet
New York May 24 Mia Percy V Pennybacker of Austin Texas president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs appeals to the press to keep stay-at-home women informed of the federation’s activities. She notes delegates from forty eight states Alaska and the District of Columbia and urges journalists to translate the season’s spirit for rural and urban readers. She praises humble and wealthy alike and invites men to attend meetings, crediting husbands and sons for past federation progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mia
Percy V. Pennybacker
Austin
Tex
Alaska
District of Columbia
Dough Saves Bakers After Boiler Explosion at Wag onman Bakery
Three bakers in Anderson Indiana were saved when a steam boiler exploded in the oven room. A thick mass of bread dough shielded them from scalding steam. The incident occurred at the Wagonman bakery and the workers escaped with injuries minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andferson
Ind
Wagonman Bakery
Don’t Fence Me In Sentiment From Rawlins Poet
James Healey of Rawlins Wyoming laments modern restrictions as he compares Wyoming’s open range to his longing for freedom. The note asks 4000 buyers to describe unsold property and mentions 644 Farmers' Exchange in Denver Colorado with a paid directive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Healey
Rawlins
Farmers’ Exchange
Denver
Colo, Pd
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Reineford
Halaford
Vie Ranch
Bankiews
Pipal Coal Company
Mark Clayman
Enies
Carey Ave
Tio Mystic
Pioneer Avenue
Knighs of
Columbus
The
Sherman Co
Leale—Pettrolina Pederson Vpen
John C. Hapel
Farthing
Hon. C
Juron Mountain
Carey
Will McDonwd
Iron Mountains
Cheyanne
View Mdith McDonald
Farmer Hill
Yost
Carpenter
Nietto Carpenter
Carpenter Commercial Club
Harold \oughe
J. F. Rossman
John Brown
N. Ballou
Burdick
Bur- Ok
Santa Fe
Yeelordey
A. Broderick
Joan
Union Trust Co Eyenee
Wie
Eld
Chugwater
Glenn Puelmner
Sherman Co, Tf
Solirman Co
Pine Bluffs
M. R. Hemphill
Owisher
St. Ft
Hereford
Clarence Crady
Hereford, Colo
Horse Creek
J. W. Hoak
Wheatland
Donald McDonald
Lovell
W. Averell
Douglas
J. 8
Stryker
L. C. Bishop
Thermopolis
Rs. Price
Inter Ocean
Laramie
George
Allebury
Nelsons
Marius
Nels Nelson
Kaycee
W. Hi. Zindel
Gleason's
Nish
Prives Settee
Mantel
Idko
Gleason
Mrs. Wilson
Dreory Grayson
Parss Alice Gordon
Brife
al Hayes
Voca
Erl Konig
Schubert
H. R. Millard
Falr
Omaha
P. A. MacGovern
Neh
Bishop McGovern
William Dubois
A. H. Marble
Stockgrowers Bank
V. A. Gillespie
Seattle
Western Booking Company
Rose the Wonderuil
John J. Kilgallof
Helen Stunks
IRS Pennybacker
United States
Aiven
Cheyenne Cadet Band
D. Blamey
WM. Fox
Dorothy Bernard and
Stuart Holmes
Circus Acti
West Side Coal & Junk Yard
Ed Thanhouser
Tommer
Lyric Today
Frank Daniela
GAS
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