Elegant Early Winter Wedding Unites Burrage and Johnston
Miss Marion Elizabeth Burrage wed Mr. Frank M. Johnston at the Waltons home on Baal Seventeenth Street in a simple noble ceremony. Rev. Dr. George Rafter officiated the Episcopal church ring ceremony attended by relatives and friends. The bride wore heavy white bengaline with embroidered chiffon and a long tulle roll. Mrs. Walton served as matron of honor with four bridesmaids in white embr robes. Music and reception followed with a floral chrysanthemum theme. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Burr, is a Cheyenne social figure educated in Boston. Mr. Johnston is an engineer and a prominent local figure.
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J. H. Walton
Baal Seventeenth Street
Marion Elizabeth Burrage
Frank M. Johnston
Episcopal Church
George Rafter
Rae
Mra. J. MH. Walton
Dresden
Dreasen
Will
Katharine Orgem
Marie Buchanan
Emily
Evelyn
Constance Jones
George Bur
Cheyenne
Boston
Wedding trip and social events at Chugwater and beyond
Mrs Johnston and Mr Johnston left for a coast wedding trip and plan to be at home after January first in Chugwater. Miss Louise Hugh of Laramie, guest last week, attended a Saturday function with luncheon, carnations and music. A large house party honored the guest list including Adelaine Johnson and Catherine McDevitt among others. The Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society met on Maxwell street with Korea as the topic and Evangelization of the Churches as the focus. Members present included Mrs Hunter Jenkins Ford and Dyer. Further December meetings were announced by Mrs Colin Hunter and Mrs Ford. Mrs N G Davis led the Woman's Club meeting, and the Musical Club gathered at Carnegie library. The Willing Workers and Woodman Circle were also scheduled to meet with various hosts and attendees named.
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Johnston
Tsat
Firet
Chugwater
Louise Hugh
Laramie
Hazel Schmidt
Mine Adelaine Johnson
Catherine McDevitt
Theresa McInerney
Margart Lee
Mies Sadie Large
Katherine Dyer
Clara Dodds
Ruth Nash
Moble Lee
Opal D'Mint
Jessie Large
Mabel Knight
Sie Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Henry Rees
Maxwell Street
Korea
Jenkins
L. H. Ford
Reese
Colin Hunter
J. F. Jenkins
Garner
Charles Wilsock
Harry B. Dyer
John Schunaman
Roys
Samuel Carson
Jennie Forsman
Ford
Open Evenings Until 10 Through Christmas Season
Noah's Ark announces extended evening hours through Christmas. Store stays open until 10 PM daily to accommodate holiday shoppers.
Twenty Third Annual Laramie County Teachers Institute Program
Mrs Mamie Hefferon county superintendent releases programs for the twenty third annual Laramie County Teachers Institute to be held in this city from December 27 to 30. Lecturers include Dr H H Seerley President of Iowa State Teachers College Mr J T Velln Cheyenne High School principal Miss Bess Eleanor Foxter Miss Cathryn Goble and others with Dr Charles O Merica and J O Creager also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Hefferon
Laramie County
Mamie H. Hefferon
H. H. Seerley
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Iowa State Teachers’ College
J.T. Velln
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Bess Eleanor Foxter
Cathryn ‘Ah Goble
Nish
Stockwell
Charles 0. Merica
Laramie
Wyoming Biale University
J. O. Creager
Larami
Suit Cloak and Fur Sale Cut 20 Percent at Dry Goods
A 20 percent reduction applies to all suits cloaks and furs at Wm.vers Dry Goods. Shoppers are invited to take advantage of the discount on existing stock and new arrivals through the sale period.
Education program agenda for Cheyenne wyoming 1910
Mrs Mamie EB Hefferon County Superintendent and Miss Mabel Hawes chair a two day program in Cheyenne on December 27 28 1910 for rural school needs public school music history civics and physiology lectures feature Dr H Seerley Miss Bertha Day Mr J Creager Dr Aven Nelson and Rev J J Keane with multiple session times and a round table note about teachers attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie EB. Hefferon
Mabel
Noah's Ark Store Opens in Cheyenne amid Great Crowds
Cheyenne opens Noah's Ark Store Nash's Ark at 2 PM with a crowd until 10 PM. Music, souvenirs for ladies, and strong praise mark the debut. New firm of lively young businessmen promises good value, courteous service, and efficient operation.
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Cheyenne
Nash’s Ark
Seema
Palace Pharmacy Promotes White Pine Syrup Remedy
The Palace Pharmacy advertises BSyrop of White Pine With Tar as a best known cough and cold remedy. The copy highlights its soothing effect and winter health support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Pharmacy
Flour Trust Busted and Local Notices Summary
City brief notes flour bust and 50 pound sacks sold by Lawrence and Carr at 20th and Thames with delivery and phone contact. Industrial club dinner announced for Thursday. Federal Court sat with no business. Presbyterian Bazaar planned for Friday at the Ladlea Ald society venue. Weather notes Cheyenne area saw light showers totaling under a quarter inch.
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Kaneasly
Lawrence & Carr
20Th
Thames
Marriage License Issued to Cheyenne Couple Frank M Johnson and Marion Burrage
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Frank M Johnson and Miss Marion Burrage, both of Cheyenne, in the Supreme Court. The court adjourned to Saturday morning after hearing advisement on the case Tan feCoy and John Heeht vs Acme Coal Company of Sheridan, which was submitted on briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Johnson
Marion Burrage
Cheyenne
Supreme Court
Cuder
Tan feCoy
John Heeht
Acme Coal
Company of Sheridan
Three Women Fined After Disturbance Case
Police court judge Wilnets convicted Kittie Hillier Frankie Patterson and Stellna Harlem for disturbance. Hillier and Patterson used a car horn to create noise as a diversion. Each Hillier Patterson fined five dollars while Harlem ordered to pay fourteen dollars.
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Welnits
Kittie Hillier
Frankie Patterson
Stellna
Harlem
Union Pacific Engineman Succumbs to Typhoid
C. E. Avery, locomotive engineer for Union Pacific, died at St. John's hospital about 11 o'clock yesterday morning after several weeks of typhoid illness. A native of Manots he had lived in Cheyenne for years and was popular with railroad peers. He leaves a widow and four children. funeral plans await arrival of relatives from the East.
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Union Pacific
C. EB. Avery
East Sixteenth Street
St. John’s Hospital
Mainots
Cheyenne
Pinex Sugar Syrup Cough Remedy Recipe Promoted
A recipe claims a pint of cough syrup for $2.50 using granulated sugar, warm water, Pinex, and Sugar Syrup. It advertises quick relief for whooping cough, hoarseness, bronchitis, and throat troubles with a tonic effect and slight laxative, urging refunds if unsatisfied.
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United States
Canada
I & You
the Pines Co
I. Wayne
Lud
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Brown
Gale
Ingersoll Store
N. G. Davis
Woman's Club
Musical Club
Carnegie Library
Willing Workers Society of the Baptist Church
Guy Atkins
Genevieve Griffin
Mary. McInerney
Woodman Circle
Consumer
Wilson
Denver Post
Risa
J. IT. Boyd
Institute
Misa Day
Frank L. Moore
Aven Nelson
J. Oy Creager
Pres. C. O
Merica
Dechmaer
A. ML
Blehop
J. J. Keane
Rug
Cathryn R. Goble
Mr. J. 0
Creager
al- PW
Round Table of Slate
Asso
Industrial Club
Presbyterian Bazaar
Ladlea Ald Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Sherdfan Co
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