Summer Farewell Programs and Dinners Highlight City Socials
Town residents prepared for a week of farewell summer events beginning with a Saturday Musical Club program at the executive mansion led by Mrs. V. K. Hart. A seven oclock dinner hosted by Capt. and Mrs. Earle W. Tanner at their Fort Russell home featured elaborate pink and white floral decor and a unique place-card motif.
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Maghanan
Rockwell
Saturday Muasical Club
Arthur Spaulding
Hart
John Gill
Filzabeth Gill
Earle W. Tanner
Fort Russell
van Horn
Fernandes
Mins Elisabeth
Gut
Watson
Reader
Hoats
Paris FashionHints games and a social gathering at the veranda
The veranda was enclosed with bags and cozy corners furnished with couches and rockers. After the card game Mrs. Palmer served refreshments on small tea tables greatly enjoyed by the young guests. Guests met Mr. Davis and Mr. Past including Lucile Emery and others. six St. John’s hospital graduates were feted by Mrs. John Brown at the Normandie Hotel.
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Helen Roth
Wthelyn Drew Mesare
Frank Jordan
Dean Covert
L. Ballinger
Edgar Schuneman
Hume, Peabody
Daniel Roberts
St. John’s Hospital
John Brown
Normandié Hotel
May 29 1910 social events and notices
Community notices include a Highlanders social dance on May 29 with admission 50 cents and Bachaian's orchestra. Diplomas awarded to several individuals at Carnegie Library exercises. Invitations issued for local events next week. Classifieds advertise Electrapodes and piano bargain plus real estate and fishing tackle offers.
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FranalHel
Bachaian
TI7 Cures Foot Aches and Corns Fast
A vintage advertisement touts TI7 TIZ for corns bunions callouses and sweaty feet. It claims immediate relief from pain swelling and odor after a single use and suggests a week eliminates foot problems with a drawing action while promoting drugstore availability and a Chicago based seller.
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A. Hoover
N. C
Wal “Lupther Dodge & Co
Chicago
9 Drug Company
Arrest Gause's Mild Sensation in Cheyenne Theft Case
A man identified by Sheriff Hughes as Amos St. Clair, using aliases including Kid McCoy and Harry Lauder, was arrested in Cheyenne after passing forged checks totaling $425 on Omaha and Chicago banks. He claimed insanity, while authorities view the arrests as a notable confidence scheme linked to hotel and theater visits and telegraph prompts from the Biograph firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Ocean Hotel
Lord
Amos. St. Clair
Orpheum Theatre
Embry
Raph Company
Cheyenue
Bobry
Kid McCoy
Harry Lauder
American Biograph Company
Biograph Company
Orpheum camera used to film baby Cheyenn at parade
Moving pictures captured shortly after 2 o'clock in the afternoon on a busy street scene. George Stewart of the Orpheum theater, inventor of the camera, filmed a 100 foot reel. Films will be sent to a Pennsylvania company for distribution worldwide.
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HB. L. Embryspe
Orpheum
George Stewart
Fort
Piano Bargain at Five Thousand Five Hundred Dollars
A local ad offers a fine high grade piano at 5500 dollars. The listing mentions a model year and price with a discount for immediate purchase and urges quick contact for the sale.
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Carey
WISHING TACKLE A COST MLLAs OR WITH PO
Readable text incomplete. Cannot determine full item. summarizes an unclear fragment mentioning cost MLLAs and wishing tackle. No clear event, person, or organization identifiable from available lines.
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Charles Fast
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Paris
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Blue Serge
Wille Barhatiine
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St. John
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Florenea Nolet
Whilany Montger
Childan Wil
Knoxville
Dls
Highlanders
Attention Ki
Knights of Colombis
Ara
Alaa
Council
V. R Junk
Oliver
19Th ST
Ellis
Ainens
Miss Graduate
Joseph Wasserman
Shade and
Con
Veniences
Kinodrome Moving Pictures
Emma
Ellerhessie Gallery
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