Social Clubs Host Elegantly Decorated Evening
Miss Quid nee and Miss Leah Astle presided over a lively gathering of the Carpe Diem club with five hundred cards, pink paras and ferns, a delicate menu, and surprise gifts for Miss Jones. Guests included Misses Sullivan Brennan Taylor Hoffeman Jones Asthe and others. The Carpe Diem group also planned a future meeting with Miss Brow and hosted a Gaila of St Mark’s church work session with Rev McFetridge. The Woman’s Missionary Society held its annual meeting with officers elected, and Dr Helen Harford spoke on Good Citizenship before traveling to Lamarville. The Boy Scouts plan to resume activities on October 8 at Mrs Ily Rockwell’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quidnee
Paul Wioox
Leah Astle
Migs Jones
Fern
Mies
Tihany
Clarence Holliday
Seymour Street
Hugh Coffman
Mra. O'Connell
Kathyn Brennan
Goulse Sullivan
Mia
Bennett
St. Mark's Church
East Seventeenth Street
Rober McFebridgee
J. D. Freebort
Duheb
Charles ‘Instings
Tighue
Robert Mc
City Briefs Shifts in Transit and Local Businesses
Auditor John Schuneman returns from Brooklyn with news on Edgar's illness and elder Schuneman's travel east. Cheyensie's Reliable Manufacturing Jewelers and Engravers, Buechner Jewelry Co. and 21 Deputy noted in city briefs. Beginning today Coloray and Southern passenger trains move to the Burlington depot from Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buechner Jewelry Co
Cheyensie’s Reliable Manufacturing Jewelers
John Schuneman
Brooklyn
Lis
Edgar
Schuneman
Coloracy
Southern
Burlington Flepot
Union Pacific
Ball Players Crippled After Thursday Stand
Several business and local baseball players suffered bruises and strained muscles after a Thursday afternoon game. Mrs Fallon, of 1712 Eddy Street, is confined to her home with painful injuries from a fall and is recovering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etyo
Yig Itl
Fallon
Dan Fallon
Eddy Street
Democratic candidate Charles O. Lyon visits Cheyenne
Charles O. Lyon a Democratic candidate for the legislature arrived in Cheyenne yesterday from Aurns his hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Lyon
Cheyenne
Aurns
Civil service exams announced at Cheyenne post office
A long list of civil service examinations is announced at the Cheyenne post office. Positions include junior chemist in explosives with salaries from 1020 to 1500. mining engineer 2400 to 3000. physician's laboratory aid 600 to 900. teacher of metal working and mechanical drawing 720. testing engineer in the office of public roads 100 per month. male animal husbandman 900 to 2460. junior physician 1080 to 1500. junior computer in bureau of mines 1020 to 1500. junior chemist 14020 to 1080.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Post Office
Public Roads
Bureau of Mines
West 2157 Lots For Sale At $550 Each
Real estate listing notes 20VULG lots on West 2157 offered at 550 dollars each. Contact G. Oliver at phone 574 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 2157
Oliver
Quick arrest of Iowa forgery suspect in New Jersey
Hobroken, N J Sept 26 A local post office action led to the arrest within twenty four hours of Warren L Goodwin in New Jersey on a forgery and using the mails for fraud charge The complaint came from J R Wittig owner of Hes Northwestern Nursery Company Iowa based The suspect allegedly forged recommendations and sought a 474 commission The man was found in New Jersey and will be returned to Iowa for trial by local authorities Keen details show rapid cross state cooperation between Iowa and New Jersey postal officers and inspectors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin
Wittig
Warren L. Goodwin
Witt
Herald
Centerville
Goodwin Sot
New Jersey
Iowa
St Mark's Guild Bake Sale Tomorrow Afternoon
Text fragment notes a bake sale by the Tadica of St Mark's Guild set for tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 4. Some garbled words appear but indicate sale proceeds likely for church or guild activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Guild
D. P
Lodge 98 L C O Me meeting notice
The next regular meeting of Lodge 98 L C O Me will be held at Eagle Hall on Tuesday October 4 1910. RB J Walters Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Lodge
L. C
Eagle Hall
RB. J. Walters
Lodge 66
Ragle Kall
B. J. Walters
Murder Convictions and Sentences in Chicago Homicide Records
Chicago officials report 693 homicides in four years with only two capital punishments and 42 life sentences. Of 142 convictions, 333 cases were dismissed or without conviction, while 114 were acquitted and 99 bonds forfeited. Chief Steward urged action to raise convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jeller Tran
Brundage
Bar Associaion
Steward
Moose LOO M meeting to be held on October 4 1010
A Moose club notice announces a meeting of the LOO M group at the Ragle Kall on Tuesday October 4 1010. B J Walters is listed as the contact.
Local East Coast Cloak and Garment Sale Arrives for Orders
An Eastern cloak and suit manufacturer will have a salesman here with a complete line of fall and winter suits to take special orders to pay Saturday.
GUNNERS MAKE GOOD RECORD
Norfolk Virginia reports the Atlantic fleet of sixteen ships plus smaller craft delivered an outstanding performance off Old Comfort. Officials withheld an official statement from the commander but records indicate high marks across the fleet and crews are praised for their endurance after weeks at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Atlantic
Old Comfort
Navy Department
Washington
Wise and Foolish Virgins in Christian Expectation
A sermon analyzes the parable of the Wise and Foolish Virgins from Matthew 25, detailing two classes within the true Church. It argues the parable distinguishes between those prepared for the Bridegroom and those delayed in faith, with emphasis on parousia, divine testing, and the final separation for an anticipated Messianic Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mim
Gay Dime
Messiah
John
Jesus
Christ
Ily Kingdom
Mercy
Messiai
Cat causes fatal house fire near Marshalltown Iowa
A fire near Marshalltown destroyed the Herman Wilhelmi home as a cat toppled a lamp. Four children sleeping upstairs were rescued by their mother who discovered the blaze. The loss included most contents and the building. Frank Brennecke owned the farm and buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warshalltown
Herman Wilhelms
Frank. Brennecke
Brennecke
Wilhelmi
Horace
Waieh
Dyen
Harrystaira
Richards & Pringle's Minstrels Parade Impresses Cities
The traveling minstrel company showcases sharp uniforms and polished deportment. Audiences in major cities praise the performers as they tour from Maine to California. A noon parade, then a 7:40 pm concert, drew crowds near Capitol Avenue on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costiens Materia
Fom
Maine
California
Lean
Ned Bi
Capitol Ave
Colorado and Southern Change Depots
Competing transfers take effect Saturday October 1 as the Colorado and Southern trains will arrive and depart from the B B Q depot at Cheyenne, altering regular schedules and station signage for passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado and Southern
B. & Q. BR. Deport
Cheyenne
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Misa Lucie Arete
Hazel Agile
John @ullivan
Claudia ‘Taylor
Gertrude Post
Charline Rockwell
Emma Hoffeman
Enid Jones
Valetta Brownlee
Hazel Asthe
Ehire
Toonk
H. B.palley
Mire
J. A. Riner Firet
FL. Moore Stepid
W.T. Cook
Chosea
Bil Mori
Elizabeth Hawes
Harigen
Mira
Jenson
Covert
Helen D. Harford
Methodist Church
Ro OW Bradley
Micis Mowrathe
Lial
Orient
Tin Boye Sthging Society
Paris
Wrutimnaus
Mr Youth
OF Civil Service Examinations
Gowts
Dreswes
Peter Thomson
Hyerc
Ren
On ‘Teall
New Greey
Windy City
Gunners
U. S.S
Prieala
Adarry
Ommgcaniya
Marshalltown, Iowa
Georgia Minstrels
Richards& Pringle’s. Minstrels
Red Cross
Wichert & Gardiner
Utz & Dunn
Queen Quality
Colo, & Southern
Collier's
Shema, Co
Bubl
Sokal
the Citizen's National Bank
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