Visiting List Highlights Local Notables and Moves
Cheyenne hosts relatives and officials with departures to Denver and Cody. Julia Goodwin, sister of the late Colonel William F. Cody, visits the governor and plans Memorial Day travel and a June funeral. Miss Jennie McGuffy resigns Park County post to join the state board of education. Dr. Ralph Naylor assumes a Denver stockyards inspector role. Several residents announce relocations, travels, and employment changes in Wyoming and surrounding states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia C. Goodwin
Cody
William F. Cody
Cheyenne
F. L. How
Goodman
Denver
Jennie McGuffy
Park County
Ralph E. Naylor
Naylor
Wyoming
Church groups hold afternoon meetings in town
Presbyterian Aid Society and Congregational Missionary Society hold parlor meetings this afternoon with noted speakers. St Mark's Guild and Woman's auxiliary plan a joint session with a reading on Missions in Brazil. Anna Gordon W C T U meets at Mrs. Lester Gordon's home with tea served. Captain Max Garber, war department inspector, arrives to aid recruiting and will base in Cheyenne until guard contingents are filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid Society
The
C. T. Hopkins
G. L. Spring
Congregational Missions
Congregational Missionary Society
Lottie Hannon
T. U
St. Mark's
Guild of St. Mark's
Woman's Auxiliary
Guild
J. J. Pegg
Brazil
United
Hugo Obenstein
Anna Gordon
Mesdames Benson
Madison
Gilliam
Weston
Houx
Harvey
Doak
Lafferty
Johnson
Amehler
Jones
Foroum
Babcock
Ruth Christopher
Max Garber
War Department
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Boy Scouts Plan Hike to Camp Hopkins
Cheyenne scouts, 25 to 50 strong, depart after school in a truck donated by scout master F. R. Dildine and hike ten miles to Camp Hopkins on Crow Creek. They will cook, set camp, drill, and stage a sham battle before returning to Cheyenne tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Boy Scouts
F. R. Dildine
Cheyenne
Hopkins
Crow Creek
Guard Recruits Growing in Lusk and Van Tassell
Lieut Lyle Powell is making progress in recruiting for the national guard at Lusk and Van Tassell. Fourteen men have pledged to join the guard according to a report from the adjutant general's office yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Powell
National Guard
Lusk and
van Tassell
Adjutant General's Office
Guard
Shakes Man's Hand Relieves Him Of Hat in Laramie
May 24. KRoy Bowman arrested by Officer Skinner for stealing hat from Henry Smith. Bowman allegedly greeted Smith on the street and snatched the hat during a handshake then fled. Officer Skinner suspects the hat was to be traded for liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Kroy Bowman
Skinner
Henry Smith
Smith
Prizes Awarded in W O U Contest in Cheyenne Schools
The local W C T U awarded prizes for top essays on why the state should go dry across Cheyenne schools. First prizes went to Helen Engstrom Central. Elizabeth Jones and Helen Moyer also won top places in seventh and eighth grades. James Williams Central and Thomas McGuire Corlett won sixth grade top prizes. all winnings are in round dollars. Essays will be published in The State Leader later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Helen Engstrom
Central School
Elizabeth Jones
Helen Moyer
Converse
Plora Kenstler
Churchill School
James Williams
Thomas McGuire
Corlett School
Fee
Central School Closed a Day by Health Officer
The first grade at Central School was ordered closed for the remainder of the day and the week after scarlet fever was found in the home of Fred Barnes of 1606 Warren Avenue. Health Officer O. K. Snyder ordered fumigation of the entire building. Barnes, a railway mall clerk, is suspected of bringing the disease home. no cases have been linked to the dairy exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K. Snyder
Fred Barnes
Warren Avenue
Snyder
Barnes
Finals Abolished in Cheyenne Grade Schools
Campaign to end final examinations in Cheyenne grade schools gains broad support as ecarlet fever disruptions hamper the year. Examinations may be offered on request, but promotion will rest with teachers. high school finals remain intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee
Railroad News Highlights Union Pacific Staffing Changes
Warmer weather lengthens trains and reduces required crew at Union Pacific. Many brakemen and firemen to be laid off. payroll cuts expected as winter staffing declines. W S Law resigns as North Platte chief train dispatcher to become trainmaster at O G L. W A Stingley and H E Rinecia visit Cheyenne on business. Several Colorado & Southern officials and George resignations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad
W. S. Law
North Platte
Union Pacific
Ogden
Utah
Baby Cyclone Scares Laramie
A young tornado-like cyclone battered the eastern edge of Laramie near 620 South Thirteenth Street damaging a workshed and chicken house. A dust column rose high and the storm hurled tin cans at houses fences and outbuildings before moving toward the university area. Swisher Optical Company advertises in the same column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
W.D. Matthews
South Thirteenth Street
Union Pacific train wreck at Sterling injures one
Union Pacific train No. 12 derailed near Sterling Colorado after broken rails. Mrs. N Ruddy of Denver sustained a hip injury but is not in danger. Baggage man John MacAvin of Omaha was trapped but escaped unharmed, and a fox terrier in a crate survived the wreck amid searchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Colo
Union Pacific
N. Ruddy
West Forty-third Avenue
Denver
John MacAvin
Omaha
Freckle-Face Remedy Promised With Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement hawks a freckle cream offering a money back guarantee. It claims a penny cost unless freckles are removed and advises buying an ounce of double strength ethnie from any druggist to improve complexion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freckle-face
Card of Thanks for Mary Rath
WwW C Rath and sons express gratitude to the Women of the Woodcraft and the Women's Aid for their kindness and help during the burial of their wife and mother Mrs Mary Rath Also thanks for the floral offerings and support from friends in various ways
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Rath and Sons
B of KR. T
Mary
William W. Lane
Arthur E. Lane
Charles E. Lane
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Phil Hopkins
Miss Smoke
Fred Boite
Susie Smoke
Major
5. A. Smoke
Fort Russell
Nelson Boice
Chicago
Fred Boice
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Mark Kelley
Earl Gorselin
Kelley
Kappa Sigma Pis
Pariah House
Elke
Kopald
Harvey Lonabaugh
Arthur Parker
Major Lonabaugh
National Yard
Laura Lee
Lillian Blamey
Labor Hall
Queen Esther Circle
O. E
New Masonic Temple
Fort
D. A. Russell
Balsam
Alfred 3. m
No. 36
Infantry Circle
Emily Jones
Mrs. Smoke
Colonel
Ralph Graham
Ida Graham
Kearney
Neb
Military Academy
Clara Dodds
Powell, Wyo
Effie R. Dodds
J. D. Shingle
Colorado
George Beckley
Honolulu
Shingle
Colorado Springs
Louis Cervantes
Charleston, D. C
Quartermaster’s Department
E. J. Kelley
Fred L. Crabbe
Louisa Stuhr
Rebecca Oleson
Pine Bluffs
Rachael Hartshorn
Miss Hartshorn
Post
Swisher Optical CO
West 17Th Street
Chian Boy Scouts
Powell
J. W
Ange
Fasigerman
Louis Smith
Joys J. Astle
Worthy Presient
Railroad News
Law
Burlington
W. A Stingley
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Colorado & Southern
H. E. Rinecia
George
Burlington and
Texas
J. Shannissy
James Cahill
Harry James
Iraq
Pauline Franklin
Union Pacific Company
Bassinger
W. K. Cundiff
Gwisher Optical Company
Swisher Optical Company
West
W. 17Th
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
Sherman Co
West Lincoln Highway
Crekashion
W. 17Th St
A. E. Roedel
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