Halloween Parties at the Plains and Cheyenne Events
Mire, Mollie ER Ingersoll issues invitations to a Halloween masque at the Plains on October 25 with cut-out pumpkin faces. The Ferria Trio invites a masque at the Plains on October 13. Also notes a farewell party for Miss Sarah Pollard from Myers Dry Goods, a country dance at Holt ranch, the Christmas Club gathering, and an October 29 wedding in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie
Ingersoll
Hallowe'en Bar
Ferria
the Plains
Cheyenne Rail of Local Visits and Departures
Visiting list records Mrs. George Copeland going to Denver on a short visit. Kittie Crouillard of Lander visiting in Cheyenne with H. D. Gates. Miss Flale Workman returns to Omaha after a month in Cheyenne. Mrs. P. H. Parkhurst returns to Denver after a Cheyenne stay with her husband. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Thompson return from a water trip to Denver. Misses Dorothy Van Winkle Minnie Rudeen and Eda Laughlin, Pine Bluffs teachers, spend the weekend in Cheyenne with families. Mrs. David Randall of San Diego and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis and daughter of Denver visit the McGee family. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Armour and baby leave for Glenrock to settle. Armour becomes cashier of the Glenrock bank. Madame Ar to leave Cheyenne for a visit east. Mrs. Henry Altman and daughter depart for California for an extended stay. Mr. and Mrs. K. Carlson of Pine Bluffs spend the weekend in Cheyenne with Charity Stuart. Sarah Pollard, longtime Myers Dry Goods employee, goes to Casper for an indefinite stay with her sister Mrs. William Barnes. Mrs. Molia Ingersoll with her niece Miss Clara Ralfo and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Piggott motored to Hillsdale Sunday for an outdoor feast.
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Charlie Armour
Baby
Glenreck
Mr. Armour
Glenrock
Madame Ar
Cheyenne
Molia Ingersoll
Clara Ralfo
Arthur Piggott
Hillsdale
Sunshine Social Meeting at Mrs Nash Home
Woman's Clubs Sunshine Society hosts Kensington gathering this afternoon at Mrs Ed Nash's residence with Mrs J C Newlin assisting as joint hostess. Members are invited to bring their work and guests are welcome by the hostesses. Past Matron's Club of the OO E will meet at Mrs George Pryde's home 2109 Boane Street with all past matrons and visiting matrons invited to attend.
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Sunshine
Sunshine Society
Kensington
Ed Nash
J. C. Newlin
Nash
OO. E
George Pryde
Woman's Club Meeting Reported at Local Library
The Woman's Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the library. The general, state and city federation details will be given and members will contribute interesting vacation poles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Brary
Mrs Johnston Hosts F W A Bridge Club Tea
Mrs A D Johnston entertained the ladies of the F W A bridge club yesterday afternoon with deputy tea served after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.bub
A. D. Johnston
F. W. A. Bridge Club
Churchill school Parent Teacher meeting planned
The Churchill school Parent Teacher Association will meet next Friday afternoon in the assembly room of the Churchill building. The program follows.
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Churchill School
Parent-Teacher Association
Churchill Building
Chapter meeting plans attract broad invitees in Laramie
A notice describes a gathering of Mesdames A. ft Johnston Ray K Olde Jessie Linton Mere td Powe t president of the dissetation to follow the Shown Fast ern Star. The Laramie Oakleaf Chapter invites residents to a meeting after the clues of shhow on Oct 19. More than fifty members plan to attend with Rawlina chapter well represented at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charre
Mesdames A
Johnston
Ray K. Olde
Jessie
Linton
Fastern Star
Laramie Oakleaf
Laramia
Rawlina
Church Circles Frances Willard W C T U Social
Frances Willard W C T U members and invited friends will be entertained this afternoon by Mrs Win Hanes worth and Mrs B M Bruce at the former home. Sewing will mix with a program of musical numbers readings and refreshments. Westminster Guild Postponed until two weeks hence due to Synod. A Hallowe'en party is planned for October 31 at Mrs Robert Jerpe with Miss Bertha Meyers assisting.
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Frances Willard
Westminster Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
Hallowe'en
Mra
Robert Jerpe
Bertha Meyers
Jerpe
Missionary Society Meeting At Local Church
The Baptist Missionary society will meet in the church parlor Wednesday afternoon at three. Hostesses will be Mesdames B. H. Kinnear Melquist and Libby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Church Paniers
Kinnear
Melquist
Libby
Sunergae of St. Mark's Meeting This Afternoon
The Sunergae of St. Mark's will meet this afternoon at three o'clock at the Parish House. Miss Margar et Burdick will be the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
Margaret Burdick
Congregational Aid Society Collects Paper Donations
The Congregational Ladies seek old papers magazines and periodicals for charity. Residents of Cheyenne are asked to leave separated bundles on the front porch Saturday morning for easy pickup by the committee led by Mesdames Gleason Johnston and Sinclair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Aid Society
Cheyenne
Frank Gleason
A. D. Johnston
Y. M. Sinclair
W C T U Forms Anna Allison Union at Campstool
Mrs Arch ie Allison president of the Wyoming W C T U with Mrs C B Thomas traveled to Campstool last Tuesday to help organize a local branch. Officers were elected and the group named the Anna Allison in honor of the state president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Allison
Wyoming
Thomas
W. C. TU
Anna Allison
Reception for Cheyenne Sunday School Officers and Teachers
Friday evening this week at the home of Mrs. Archie Allison as Mrs. Allison and Mrs. A L Putnam entertain officers and teachers of Cheyenne Sunday schools. The event presents a planned reception for all officers and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Allison
Cheyenne
Allison
A. L. Putnam
Sunday School Program and Refreshments Planned
The article notes a Sunday school convention with hostesses and a plan for a program social hour and refreshments to share the event’s good reports with local Sunday schools. It mentions the Everts and echoote factions vying for hearing privileges and the goal of bringing benefits home to the community.
Baptist Ladies to Serve Chicken Supper This Friday
The Baptist Women’s Workers invite the public to a hot chicken supper in church parlors Friday evening from five-thirty to eight. The menu will be elaborate with many favorite dishes available.
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Ladies of the Baptist
Methodist Aid Society Indoor Picnic Planned at Church Parlor
The Methodist Aid Society will hold an indoor picnic in the church parlor this Thursday afternoon. All members are urged to attend and invite friends who may be interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ald Society
The
Indies of the
Local Notes Celebration of a New Baby and Town News
South Side welcomes a fine baby boy born Wednesday October 11 to Mr and Mrs John Eckhardt at 909 East Ninth. Mrs L C Foster and Mrs Ed Ware returned to their ranch near Horse Creek after a few days in town. Mr and Mrs Fred Miller of East Ninth enjoy a country fishing trip. Mr and Mrs D A Jones of East Twelfth plan a two to three week visit across Kansas Nebraska and Illinois. Mr and Mrs Lester Garten have returned from visiting relatives in St Joseph Missouri. Mrs Harry Fredericks of Loveland Colorado recovering well after surgery at St Johns hospital and soon returning to her parents home. Mrs John Story and Mrs Clalafant of Neligh Nebraska depart for a Colorado and Kansas tour before returning home. They visited with Mr and Mrs Storey and son. Mrs John Benson returned from Denver where Mr Benson had an operation and is recovering. Mrs Tra Hannata remains home at 409 East Tenth Street awaiting improvement. Mrs Ellen Murphy hosted a dinner at 1913 Evans Street with former boarding house guests who presented her a leather rocker. The hostess is known as a capable cook and the dinner met her high standards. Guests included Nehouse, Larson, Isaacs, Brunawick, Christensen, Luamball, Waleh and Mrs Davin.
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Glenrock
Stanley C. Vaughan
Cheyenne
Edna Garnett Smith
Robert B. Hutt
Casper
Otto Wolmer
Denver
Kathryn Smith
Vaughan
Edward Smith
Genrock
F. H. Vaughan
Harold Vaughan
Harry Fredericks
Loveland
Colo
St. John's Hospital
H. Mumm
John Story
Clalafant
Neligh
Neb
E. R. Storey
East Tenth Street
Colorado
Kansas
Hom
Ellen Murphy
Evans Street
East Eleventh Street
Meeting of Anna Gordon W T U at 320 East Tenth Street
Mrs C C Isanca hosted the Anna Gordon W T U gathering at her home with twenty ladies present. Mrs Ida R Graham, Cheyenne Union member and county clerk candidate, spoke briefly after devotional exercises. Refreshments were served during social hour by Mrs Isaacs and Mrs Buckley. Next meeting planned at Mrs C L Gage 207 East Ninth Street.
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Mra. C. C. Isanca
Anna Gordon W. T. U
East Tenth Street
J. L. Soux
Duclos Kension
Ida R. Graham
Cheyenne Union
Mra. Isaacs
Mra. Buckley
Leader Office Pays 9000 Price by Cleee Colo Aga
A leader office reports a payment of 9000 units to Cleee Colo Aga, details unclear. Local records show the transaction as a listed price in the office ledger.
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BMI
Cleee Colo Aga
Adventists Push Cheyenne Vote on State Prohibition
A Cheyenne Seventh Day Adventist congregation passed a resolution urging support for legislators who back submitting a constitutional amendment for statewide liquor prohibition to the voters. The resolution states the church members assemble to declare their stance on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Day Advecential Church of
Cheyenne
Seventh Day Adventist Church of
Wyoming
Pledge to support statewide liquor prohibition amendment urged
FE. H. Curtis pastor and Mrs. KR Andersen clerk declare support for candidates in the coming election who pledge to submit to the people the constitutional amendment for statewide prohibition of liquor traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. H. Curtis
Kr, Andersen
Messenger Service Ad with Late Hours
Phone number offered for prompt messenger service. Prices described as reasonable and office open until 2 a.m. for deliveries and urgent errands.
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eTy
Sarah Pollard
Myers ® Dry Goods Company
Erry Company
Vaughan's
Old Holt Ranch
Hecla
Mre
Hugh McGee
Mire
Bert McGee
Misa Nellie
W. T. Dumm
Lakeview
Arthur Cunningham
Mary Frances Nodefer
Briggsdale
Congregational Church
J. J. Shingler
Corlett
Briggadale
Louis
Edward Kopp
John Seals
Genevieve Hanna
Maria and
Charles Wilson
Lois Carroll
Jack Sealle
Fern Severn
Harry Talbot
Edna Snyder
John
Kathryn Seals
Carrie Gauff
Dorothy and
Louise Johnson
Edward and
Paul Kopp
Ruth Johnson
Mra. Sovern
Mra. J. Smith
Mra. Beals
George Copeland
Mises Kittie Crouillard
Lander
Mrs. H. D. Gates
Flale Workman
Omaha
George Daiber
P. H. Parkhurst
M. P. Thompson
Dorothy van Winkle
Minnie Rudeen
Eda Laughlin
Pine Bluffs
David Randall
San Diego
California
Charles Davis
Henry Altman
Babbettea Wassermaneft
K. Carlson
Pine Bluffa
Myers’ Dry Gooda
William Barnes
Baptist Missions
Uwe
Bywe
Baptist Ladies
John Eckhardt
East Ninth Street
Fred Miller
D. A. Jones
East Twelfth Street
Nebraska
Illinois
Lester Garten
St. Joseph, Mo
John Benson
Mr. Benson
Tra Hannata
Fast Tenth Street
Ed Mackay
Edna Jensen
Orval Henadershot
Duck Creek
Evgin Madison
Pocatello, Ida
Pred Lonser
Ttoulder
Cole
Gusta
Aed
Bouser
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
Jap Rose
James 5
Kirk & Company
Dept. 1
Chicago
U.S. A
Bane
Bentas
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