Social Club Meetings Highlight Weekend Hosting
Mrs L Hughes led a bi weekly Evidré club gathering at Carey Avenue with two tables of games and a five o'clock luncheon. Guests included Mrs Newman and Mrs Hanson among others. two weeks hence the group will meet with Mrs Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hughes
Evidré Club
Carey Avenue
Hughes
Dimes Newman
A. P. Hanson
Steve Bon
H. L. Baseall
W. G. Walker
M.H. Hartung
Mra. Kingsford
W.G. Walker
Ladies Luncheon and Guild Officers Elected
Sewing gathering at five o'clock hosted a luncheon with a pink and white carnation centerpiece. Mrs. Richardson was elected president with Mrs. Taylor as vice president, Mrs. Marion Rorebloom secretary, and Mrs. Christieen treasurer. several members and visitors from Denver attended and a guild meeting was planned that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Richardson
Taylor
Procter
Hainesworth
Border
Nagle
McCaukey
Richardson Sams
Marion Rorebloom
Christiieen Treseurer
Callaway
George Ly-Barreti Succumbs to Typhoid
George A Barrett cashier of the Cheyenne Power Co died from typhoid at his home 1816 Morley Street Cheyenne. He aged 43 and was a thirty second degree Mason. Survived by widow and three children. He had lived in Cheyenne about a year after moving from Crossy Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ator En
Aliram
George A
Barrett
CheyennesPue
Iight and Power Company
Big Home
Morle Street
Cheyenne
Ha Crossy
Wis
Fle
George
City briefs show court martial and local notices in Cheyenne
Reported items include a general court martial for Sergeant Drake over a $6500 paymaster’s safe theft during Pole Mountain maneuvers, completed cases of Bates and Lumphys, water rights dispute in Laramie River Valley, streetcar track work near Fort Rose, and a juvenile sent to the Golden Industrial School. Also Cheyenne stores closed for a Jewish holiday and a local ad touts Pape’s Diuretic amid kidney health warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake
Pole Mountain
Bates
Lumphys
Escape attempt at Fort Russell prompts watchful guard haste
Herbert Neuman, a Battery Fourth Field Artillery member imprisoned for a minor discipline breach, attempted to escape yesterday morning but was soon found hiding under the Cavalry band stand. Parole grounds and local notices appear amid election registration reminders and court arguments by attorneys Arnold Corthel and Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Neuman
Battery
Fourth Field Artillery
Fort Russell
Cavalry
Worth Mountains of Gold for Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A Vermont reader reports that Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured nervousness and other symptoms during menopause, claiming complete restoration of health. The letter praises the remedy's effectiveness for female complaints and endorses its long record of cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graniteville
Ft Center
Pinkham
Lydiak
Mane
Dias
Bancuay
Rp.d
Graditeville
Vit
Ted Louis E
Reception by Ladies for Miss Bird Tonight
Cheyenne hosts a 7 30 p m reception at Capitol Avenue theatre for Miss Ross Bird Democratic candidate for State superintendent of public instruction and only woman candidate for state office. Democratic rally follows with committee led by Mesdames Clarke Storey Be pam Vor hees inviting city ladies to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Avenue
the Ladies of
Cheyenne
Hve
Mesdames G. . Clarke
Wiliam Storey
Be Pam Luke Vorhees
Mallen
Escaped Convicts Abandon Mules Near Fort Russell
Fort Russell authorities pursued two white and colored convicts, Willam R. Conklin and Clarence Garrett, who escaped from the fort. A trace was found when a mule team used during the escape was located in a nearby hollow, prompting immediate pursuit to recapture the fugitives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam R. Conklin
Clarence Garrett
Russell
Fort Ruegell
le Monnain
Diopates
Civil service exam for clerks and carriers announced
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an exam on November 2 for clerk and carrier positions in the local post office. Applications and full details available from the Commission's local representative at the Post Office or the Secretary of the Eleventh Civil Service District, Seattle. Age limit 18 to 45 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Cly
Poal
Seattle
Washington
Dress Uniforms Enforced in Cheyenne Post
Brigadier General issues order requiring all soldiers stationed at the post to wear the blue dress uniform in Cheyenne. Olive drab uniforms are barred while in the city, with strict adherence expected as the order goes into effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Moyt
Wort
D. A. Russell
Cheyenné
Constipation Remedies Promoted by Dr Caldwell
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a scientific cure for constipation. It urges readers to obtain a free sample bottle by mail and notes Caldwell’s forty years of experience in stomach liver and bowel diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren
Caldwell
Dr. Cariwell
J.A
Ea Mae
W. B. Caldwell
Caldwell Building
Monilello, TH
Entire New Bill for Last Half at Atlas This Week
The Atlas show fills two houses nightly with a program featuring McDonald and Williams in lush vocal selections, Murray K. Will delivering standout comedy, and Kelley and Kelley offering singing and dancing. A Little Orchestra provides music, with pictures by Professor Ding, making the bill a must-see event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
McDonald
Williams
Nto Dreamland
Murray K. Will
Kelley
Ding
Frances Starr in The Easiest Way at Capitol Ave Theatre
Frances Starr stars in The Easiest Way by Eugene Walter at the Capitol Ave Theatre on Monday night. Belasco presents a widely discussed New York drama that portrays a stark phase of city life with earnest purpose and dramatic force, tempered by bright comedy incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Starr
David Belasco
Capitol Ave
Eugene Walter
New York
New York Theatre Guera
Eugeng Walter
New York Presentation Scale Noted During Starr Event
The report notes a scale that characterized its New York presentations as Miss Starr is surrounded by the New York company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miss Starr
New York Company
Woman Prefers a Cell to Freedom in Wisconsin Penitentiary
Madison reports Theresa Steinhauser, serving a twenty year life term for murder in Jefferson county, asked to return to the Wisconsin State Prison at Waupun. She requested permanent residence there and to die within its walls, noting she was paroled January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Theresa Steinhauser
Wisconsin
Waupun
Steinhavyseer
Jefferson County
German Co WANTS A HUSBAND
Miss Eugenia Adams, visiting from Germany, offers 300 dollars to any man who will marry her for one hour in Washington. She admits the name is false, says a wealthy uncle’s will requires she wed within a week, and vows to obtain an immediate divorce after the hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eugenia Adams
Germany
America
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Ingersoll Store
Frank L. Bird
Mra
FB. Rh. Couchman
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Church
Clarence Harris
J. C. Newlin
MA. Whitaker
J. T. Pifer
F. H. Douglas
F. L. Bird
W. Rockafield
Clifford Speaker
W. M.nelson
W. J. Joncas
T. . Crabbe
J. B. Fleming
BE. R. Coachman
Clarence Morris
F. di Fye
A. T. Mackley
Henry Clark
KR. H Ayres
Allar and Rosary Society
Mrg. P. J. Sullivan
Mie
van Sigler
Mystle Mare Kenn Aington
Herhone
East Twentieth Stret
Paris
Pons Gotan
Isin
Sare Tore Mwrald
Mra. Wise Heineman
Denver
Pares
C. HA Sperry
Bart da Statn
J. “Mason. Smith
Guild of St. Marks Church
George-Ly-Barreti
Sherman Co
Steel
Buechner Jewelry Co
Laramie River Valley
Wyomiss Development Company
Fort. Roseell
Industrial School
Clifford
Garr
City
County and Humane
Aolden
Colo
Bright
Pape
Pape, Thompson, & Pape
Cinematic
Ohio
Allis
With Peeee
Faur Pict, William B. Dickson
Dinneen
Industrial Club
Court House
Arnold and Corthel
Laramie
Firma of
Clark and Clark
District Court
Mat
Mrs. Chas
Barclay
Miss Bird
Sherman
German Co
Hood
Conced
Carey Act
American Pulls Canal
Power Company
Springfield
Blackfoot
Idaho
Onetiop
Ratirond
Itrrigated Lands Co
Sai
P. J. Black
Lumber Yard
van Lennen
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