Mrs Pascall Hosts Second Card Tea Social
Mrs Pascall concluded her week with a second card tea featuring repeat arrangements, chrysanthemums and asters, and prizes won by Mrs Kinkead and Mrs Ray Olds. Five hundred was played both days, tea with multiple courses served at five. Guests included Mesdames Carey Whipple Hughes Newman Meldrum Kennedy Walker Hodgeman and many others from Laramie and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascall
Hodgeman
Hammond
Mesdames
J. M. Carey
I. C. Whipple
W. L. Whipple
L. Hughes
Local Social Calendar Highlights Dining Dance and Weddings
A Cheyenne social notes section lists a Parish House bridge ten and a dinner dance with men cooking a full menu and dancing included. The Rail Way Mail Association hosts a complimentary dance for the Ladies Auxiliary at the Parish House with Keefe hall events and a Methodist marriage noted for Harold Gardner Gowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parish House
Tey
Cheyenne
Railway Mail Association
Face Disfiguring Barber’s Itch Remedy Promised
A cheeky medical advertisement claims Saxo Salve cures barber's itch and other skin ailments caused by a parasite. It promises skin penetration to remove parasites, renewal of healthy skin, and a money back guarantee from A. E. Roedel, drugsist in Cheyenne Wyoming.
Denver Couple Wed in October Ceremony
Gardner and Misa Jiulia Gowen of Denver wed Alfred Bright and Mise Phern Mayer in a ceremony conducted by Rev. W M Nelson on October 1. The bride wore a white tailored suit and hat. Bright serves in the naval corps at Port Ruswell.
Fort Russell Social Events Update
Mrs. George FP Hamilton and children left for Los Angeles to visit Mrs Hamiltons parents General and Mrs Chaffee for an indefinite time. General Clarence Edwards arrived at the post and the fort will soon resume a more animated appearance. Mia Frank S Armstrong and son John have gone to Chicago to consult a specialist regarding the boy's arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FP. Hamilton
Los Angeles
Clarence Edwards
Mia
Frank S. Armatrong
John
Chicago
garbled social notes from Cheyenne arrivals
Mrs Dobbiting reports improvement of her son Aga while Mrs Gardner Cowles travels to Cheyenne to visit her daughter Mrs Janet Leron and family, with other visitors arriving that week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Aga
Dobbiting
Risen
Dobbie
Mra. Gardner Cowles
Tes Molinos Haa
Cheyenne
Janet, Leron
Notice of no meeting by order of president
Notice states there will be no meeting Friday October 4 as ordered by the president. No additional details or affiliations are provided in the fragment.
Treasure Seekers in Scottish Highlands Unearth Ancient Bracelets
The article recounts legends of buried wealth in Scotland's highlands, noting a stranger reportedly triggered the discovery of three heavy gold bracelets beneath a rock after drainage and blasting. It describes the bracelets' craftsmanship, ritual beliefs about penance, and prior odd uses of similar ornaments in Hebrides finds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens
Highlands
Scotland
Duke of Argyll
Invernry
Hebrides
Drittany
Wales
Irelind
Visiting List Reports Local Movements and Visits
Mrs. H. G. Dyer and daughter Kathrine return from Kentucky and Decatur Ill. Kathrine improves after illness. Miss LaRue Neissler, new Cheyenne music supervisor, boards at 2420 Carey Ave. Mrs. Lila T. Burgesse and children move to New York. Mr. Burgees to Wyoming University. Mr. Wasue heads to Tacoma. Frank Bevans’ Laramie visit ends. Mathewson-Lunda wedding attended. Mrs. Young to Laramie for brother’s illness. Fahy family relocates to Wheatland. Quirk joins Wyoming Land and Development. Mrs. Magoon returns to Denver after Cheyenne stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaRue Neissler
Cheyenne
H. B. Dyer
Carey Avenue
Miss Neissler
Lila T. Burgesse
Frank and
Marian
New York
Thayer. Burgees
Wyoming University
Frank Bevans
Laramie
Walter J. Fahy
Little Son
Wheatland
Fahy
Wyoming Land and Development Company
Quirk
Mr. Quirk
Old Guards and Progressive Republicans Clash Over Senate Organization
Senator La Follette quotes Warren defending the machine from injury or destruction as Old Guards and Progressive Republicans feud over Senate organization, highlighting party lines and reform debates within the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD Guards
Republtecans
Senate
Warren
New England
Clairvoyant Ad Offers Wedding Magic and Fortune Advice
An advertisement promises clairvoyant services by Mie Heck at Hook's parlors 322 East Nineteenth Street. It claims expertise in business, lawsuits, speculation, love, marriage, dream interpretation, and treasure locating with guaranteed results. Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays and 10 to 6 on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Heck
Hook
Nineteenth Street
How to Use Cold Boiled Fish in Mash Potatoes
Practical recipe using cold boiled fish mixed with fried potatoes half onion and butter. Add white sauce or milk, pepper, and salt then stir in two beaten eggs. Garnish with parsley and serve hot. A proverb notes the man who keeps cloned Christ may lead others astray.
Salt A Splendid Tonic and Household Uses
An old topical guide extols salt as a tonic for nervous people and a remedy for throat irritation, dental care, and digestive help. It notes salt water rinses, salt baths, and dissolving salt for convenient use, with varied household applications like staining, fabric setting, and carpet freshening.
Weather to Order May Be Possible in Distant Future
A London meeting of engineers discussed the potential to disperse approaching clouds with electricity to control rainfall. The idea imagines clouds broken and moisture dumped at sea, enabling selective weather but likely meeting public resistance as farmers desire differing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnstitution of Electrical Engineers
London
Arge
Local Beauty Treatments and Services Advertised
An advertisement shows telephone outreach for Scientific Facial and Scalp Treatments priced at 17 dollars. It lists Clara A Ligler at 411 19th Street and mentions Sun-Proof Paints and The Sherman Co Window Glass as associated vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara A. Ligler
19Th Street
Suffering With a Suffragette Ends Week With Keen Acts
A Cheyenne venue showcases vaudeville bookings described as the best in weeks. Heaney Jr and partners perform site, dance and hot acts gaining applause. Selde and Selde deliver an unusual singing and dancing act. Rutherford and Munroe provide pleasing numbers. The Little orchestra grows and the audience responds to selections. First run pictures also please audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaney, Jr
Cheyenne
Selde
Rutherford
Munroe
Chinese Fooled About Mexico Move Sparks Immigration Probe
San Francisco October 2 Immigrant officials Backus and Edsall announced they uncovered why Chinese migrants headed for Mexico and then Canada. About 200 Chinese coolies aboard the Korea bound for Mexicali were found to have believed Mexico would be annexed to the United States and that entry via Mexico was the path to U.S. admission. Edsall cited vast Chinese crowds in Mexico and said the rumor prompted the exodus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Backus
Edsall
Mexico
Mexicali
Korea
China
United States
Rock Island Head in Tobacco Deal
Daniel G. Reid, president of the Rock Island railroad, says he is interested in a new tobacco corporation. He confirms reports from Europe via cable that capitalization and organization are under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel G. Reid
Rock Island Railroad
Fust
Europe
Noted interest in new enterprise and foreign trade views
He stated several persons showed interest in a new enterprise and he consented to join if formed. Friends also expressed willingness to participate. He is unaware of actions taken since his departure. He was struck by how Americans declare themselves on foreign trade during his Europe trip and the rapid growth of U.S. trade attracting foreign attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
He Was Called a Glorious Day for the Young Couple
A jubilant husband proclaims a glorious day and vows to face anything. His wife agrees, inviting him to go down to the millner's for a celebratory moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millner's
Patient vows to quit drinking and buy a typewriter
A patient confesses his hand shakes make writing nearly illegible. The doctor orders immediate sobriety to steady the hand and improve legibility. The patient abruptly plans to buy a typewriter.
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Capital Avenue Theatre
Rose
Panama
Chapine
Aramented
Green Sea
Charlotte Perkina Stetson
Crete
F. H. Jones
Dolph Wolcott
F. J. Niswander
Kent Snyder
Ed. Kelley
Delroy Shingle
W. C. Kinkeaad
J. W. Kaanhee
Claude Draper
R. N. Lafontaine
Frank Gleason
Paul Lativer
T. B. Kennedy
W. G. Walker
W. K. Jones
J. W. Lacey
John Gid
Mises Anderson
Miss Lacey
Mra
W. BE. Mullen
Baby Edwards
Charlie D. Clapp
Willard Clapp
Elmwood
Neb
R. L. Tyson
Nebraska
Colorado
Denver
C. A
A. C
Keefe Hall
Methodist
W. M. Nelson
Harold
Barber
The
Robinson
Gardner and
Misa Jiulia Gowen
Fort Russell
W. K
Scotch Highlands
Iele
Kathrine
Kentucky
Decatur
Kathryn
Mrs. John Wasue
Tacoma
Wash
Mr. Hague
R. L. Young
A. J. Wymore
J. H. Magoon
Senator la Pollette
Clonado Chyrint
the Sherman Co
Rock Island Head
Tobacco Deeal
ATLAS
Seid
the Little Orchestra
United States Marine Band
Santolmann
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