Mrs Pascall Hosts Card Tea With Prize Winners
Mrs H L Pascall concluded her card tea week with a second event echoing the first. Chrysanthemums and pink and white asters decorated, five hundred played at both sessions, and prizes went to Mrs Kinkead and Mrs Ray Olds. Tea followed at five with a social visit during the menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascall
Hodgeman
Hammond
Mesdames
J. M. Carey
I. C. Whipple
W. L. Whipple
L. Hughes
Parish House Dinner Dance Draws Social Spotlight
A Parish House dinner dance is planned tonight with the Men’s cooking demonstration and dancing included. The event, priced at one dollar, aims to attract local families and promises a stylish social highlight of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parish House
Tey
Cheyenne
Railway Mail Association
Face Disfigured Try This Remedy at Our Risk
Little yellow pimples or watery blisters on the face signal barber's itch a contagious skin disease. Saxo Salve kills parasites in the skin and heals eruptions including salt rheum tetter eczema and poison ivy like symptoms. Sold by A E Roedel Cheyenne Wyoming with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Denver pairs join in Oct ceremony at Port Russell site
Gardner and Misa Jiulia Gowen of Denver with Bright Mayer were joined Tuesday Oct 1 by Rev. W M Nelson. Alfred Bright and Mise Phern Mayer wed. bride wore a white tailored suit and hat. Bright serves in the naval corps at Port Ruswell.
Fort Russell Social Events and Family Travels
Mrs. George FP Hamilton and children left for Los Angeles to visit her parents General and Mrs Chaffee indefinitely. General Clarence Edwards arrived at the post and the fort will resume a more animated appearance. Mia Frank S Armstrong and son John went to Chicago to consult a specialist about the boy's arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Edwards
George FP. Hamilton
Los Angeles
Clarence Edwards
Mia
Frank S. Armatrong
John
Chicago
Unclear notes recount visits from Mrs Gardner Cowles in Cheyenne
Fragmentary text mentions Mrs Gardner Cowles traveling to Cheyenne to visit her daughter Mrs Janet Leron and a Witserviddadet person, with other garbled lines about Mr. Dobbie and Aga. The meaning and spellings are uncertain.
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Mra. Gardner Cowles
Tes Molinos Haa
Cheyenne
Janet, Leron
Notice of no meeting on Friday October 4
Notice states there will be no meeting on Friday October 4 and is issued by order of the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
W. BE. Mullen
Treasure Traditions in Scottish Highlands Unearth Beloved Bracelets
The article recounts a Highland legend from Invernry about a hidden treasure found by a stranger after a rock was blasted from a cliff. Three heavy gold bracelets, two with cups, were recovered, with tales that the cups must hold penitent tears for forgiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens
Highlands
Scotland
Duke of Argyll
Invernry
Hebrides
Drittany
Wales
Irelind
Visiting List Notes Local Social Moves and Returns
Mrs H G Dyer and daughter Kathrine return from Kentucky and Decatur Illinois and Kathrine recovers from illness. LaRue Neissler new Cheyenne music supervisor has moved in with the Dyers at 2420 Carey Ave. Lila Burgesse and children travel to New York. Thayer Burgees continues Wyoming university studies. John Wasue leaves for Tacoma to visit Hague family. Bevans return from Laramie wedding trip. R L Young travels to Laramie for brother's illness. Fahy family move to Wheatland. Quirk joins Wyoming Land and Development. Mrs J H Magoon returns to Denver after Cheyenne visit.
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LaRue Neissler
Cheyenne
H. B. Dyer
Carey Avenue
Miss Neissler
Lila T. Burgesse
Frank and
Marian
New York
Thayer. Burgees
Wyoming University
Walter J. Fahy
Little Son
Wheatland
Fahy
Wyoming Land and Development Company
Quirk
Mr. Quirk
Senator La Follette Backs Conservatism In Senate Split
The quote notes Warren adhering to a life-long record of system regularity and siding with the New England archy to preserve the machine from injury or destruction amid clashes between old guards and progressive Republicans over Senate organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD Guards
Republtecans
Senate
Warren
New England
Clairvoyant Adviser Promises Help at 322 East Nineteenth Street
An advertisement promotes Mlle Heck, a clairvoyant by trade, offering guidance on business, lawsuits, love, and marriage. Services claim to solve envy, locate treasures, interpret dreams, and reunite couples, with privacy guaranteed. Open daily from morning to evening in English and German.
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Mie
Heck
Hook
Nineteenth Street
Good Way to Use Cold Boiled Fish and Potatoes
Instructions for a fish and potato dish with boiled fish flesh mixed into fried potatoes and a light sauce, served hot with eggs. A concluding aphorism notes the man who keeps cloning Christus always leads others and warns that those wrong in thinking are poor guides.
Salt A Splendid Tonic From A Food Te
An old home remedy guide highlights salt as a tonic and aid for digestion throat health and nasal care. It suggests halved teaspoons in hot water daily rinses, salt baths, and dissolving salt for various uses from carpet freshening to easing dyspepsia. It warns against gargling with saline solutions.
Weather to Order Debated by London Engineers
A London address at the Institution of Electrical Engineers discussed the distant prospect of weather control by electricity. Clouds could be dispersed to prevent rain from crossing the country, effectively steering moisture to sea, but conflicting farmer needs and public acceptance pose major obstacles.
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Tnstitution of Electrical Engineers
London
Arge
Local Ad Notes Beauty Treatments and Services
Classified snippet lists telephone price of 17 dollars for scientific facial and scalp treatments with arrangements. Mentions Clara A. Ligler at 411 19th Street and references Sun-Proof Paints and The Sherman Co window glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara A. Ligler
19Th Street
Suffering With a Suffragette Show Delights Cheyenne Audiences
The week long program opens yesterday with DSL Manager Heaney Jr presenting vaudeville bookings in Cheyenne. May and June promise a summer act with site dance and popular performances. Selde and Selde deliver an unusual singing and dancing act while Rutherford and Munroe charm audiences. The Little orchestra has grown and its selections are well received. The pictures are first run and pleasing.
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Heaney, Jr
Cheyenne
Selde
Rutherford
Munroe
Chinese Misled By Mexican Annexation Rumor
Immigration Commissioner Backus and Assistant Commissioner Edsall in San Francisco explained a mass Chinese migration to Mexico aboard the Korea, with about two hundred coolies bound for Mexicali. They say the pattern stemmed from a rumor that Mexico would be annexed by the United States, encouraging entry via Mexico. Thousands have moved to Mexico recently, according to Edsall, and he attributes the trend to that rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Backus
Edsall
Mexico
Mexicali
Korea
China
United States
Rock Island Chief Linked to New Tobacco Corporation
New York Oct 2 Daniel G Reid president of the Rock Island railroad confirms reports that he is interested in the capitalization and organization of a new tobacco corporation after returning from Europe. He says the cabled reports are accurate and suggests further plans may be discussed.
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New York
Daniel G. Reid
Rock Island Railroad
Fust
Europe
Enterprising Offer Draws Interest in New Venture
A speaker cites interest from several individuals in a proposed company. He would take an active financial stake if formed and notes friends ready to join. He has been away and unaware of any actions taken. He observes Americans’ stance on foreign trade during his Europe trip.
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Europe
He Was Called on a Glorious Day at the Millner’s
A jubilant husband proclaims a glorious day and vows to face anything as his wife agrees to go down to the millner’s. The fragmentary text hints at a wedding or celebration moment with plainspoken optimism.
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Millner's
Patient vows to stop drinking to steady hand
A patient tells a doctor his hand shakes and writing is nearly illegible. The doctor orders stopping alcohol use to steady the hand. The patient then says he will 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
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
Aga
Dobbiting
Risen
Dobbie
W. K
Scotch Highlands
Iele
Kathrine
Kentucky
Decatur
Kathryn
Mrs. John Wasue
Tacoma
Wash
Mr. Hague
Frank Bevans
Laramie
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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