Society Club and Church Events in Cheyenne
Cheyenne social calendar features at home gatherings hosted by Emma Dobbins in honor of Fr. Paul Emerson of Roe and visits by Miss Letitia Thompson and Miss Emma Bramier. Lowell Yeager, Cheyenne native and Milward student, excels as valedictorian and cornet soloist. Carrie Barge to address Methodist congregation. St Marks Men’s Club dinner. several church women groups plan talks and reviews. W C T U notes Seattle convention and Wyoming’s high recruit numbers. next meeting November 2.
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Emma
Dobbins
Honer
Pail Emerson
Roe
Mother
Sinter
Cheyenne
Emerson
Emerson Wellpitt
James B. Libby
Gree Emerson
Nora Head
Chicago
J. H. Magoon
Elmer Lane
Lowell Yeager
Walter Yeager
University of Milwort
Columbia
Yeager
Louis
Mr. Yoager
Miss Barge
Carrie Barge
The
Wom
Honey Vicwionary Society
Sherenne
Mia
Frances Willard
David R. Kinport
Wyoming
Muriel
Leila Bruce
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Local residents plan visits and travels across states
Miss Emma premier plans a California winter after months in Cheyenne with her sister Mrs. Hinrichs. Mrs. Mollie Ingersoll has returned from a vacation through Montana Oregon and Washington visiting Casper on the way home. Miss Clara Raife will visit Rawlins for a week with her brother. Mrs. C N Potter and Mrs. W B Dunton enjoy a Denver visit with Rock Springs relatives. Mr. Hadfield leaves for Omaha on vacation. Mrs. Arthur Morgan visits Kimball Nebraska. Mrs. Ralph Robertson delays Kansas City departure due to her mother's improved condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinrichs
Kensington
William B. Hinrichs
Emma Bramier
Emma Prémier
Cheyenne
W. E. Hinrichs
California
Mollie Ingercoll
Ingersoll
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Casper
Clara Raife
Rawlins
Hugh Coffman
Pacific Coast
Mr. Coffman
Ralph Robertson
Kansas City
Whittier Women's Club Hosts Art in Greece Talk
The Whittier club will entertain a social session at Mrs J F Carey's home this afternoon. Miss Olive Wills city schools art instructor will speak on Art in Greece to members and guests. The Woman's club meets at the library this afternoon with Past Matron's group at Mrs H S Birge’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier
J. F. Carey
Olive Wills
Greece
Sunshine society social at Mrs Baussette’s home
Mrs W W Baussette hosted a Sunshine society gathering yesterday with most members and several guests present. Ladies worked on fancy crafts as Valeot provided music. The group discussed Christmas plans and set a library session in two weeks. The November social will be at Mrs Crabb’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Baussette
The
Sunshine Society
Church Circles Entabend and Federation Meeting Highlight
In Church Circles Mrs William Myers hosts the Jewish Circle gathering at her home this afternoon. Mrs Myers is circle president and urges a large attendance. At 10:30 the City Federation of Missions meets for the fifth annual session at Viret Baptist Church. The public is invited to attend through the noon hour with a church program and fellowship coffee served by the host circle members. Music by Mrs. suggests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mids
Church
Methodist Church
William Myers
Myers
City Federation of Missions
Viret
Laaeheon
Sra
Missionary Work Highlighted by St. Mark's Auxiliary
The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Mark's met at the Parish house to hear a paper by Mrs. W. L. Larsh detailing the churchs Wyoming missionary work. Guests from the Suergae group joined, and the ladies sewed donations for Wind River Indian Reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
W. L. Larsh
Wyoming
Wind River
Parish meeting and auxiliary reading at St Mark’s
The Synergae of Bt Mark’s held a business session at the Parish house yesterday afternoon. After the session the entire company attended the Woman’s Auxiliary meeting to hear Mrs Larsh read her excellent paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Mark's
Woman's Auxiliary
Monster Welcome Planned for Players at Big Game
A community meeting approved free admission for children under ten to a major game between two universities. Denver University athletic instructor C. H. Wingender signed the contract with high school principal O. C. Lehwiering. Local businessmen formed a committee to support the event and athletic fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H W. Wingender
Denver Iniversity
C. Lehwiering
George Klett
L. A. Broderick
Hoyd
William Lee
Bart Gorham
R. N. LaFontaine
George L. Hoyt
George Walker
Cook
Ethelbert Mahoney
Norton Lee
Francis Melnerney
James Vayra
Thomas Heaney
Mr.Todd
William Storey
Robert Clark
Dr. Andrews
William Dubois
BE. J. Lippard
A. D. Johnston
Bruce Jones
Bur
Hallway
T Hopkins
George Daiber
Mr. Sands
Mr. McClement
Ed P. Taylor
Mr. Olmatead
Kabell Establishes Evanston Law Practice
Louis Kabell an attorney formerly with the attorney general's office in Evanston will practice law there. He spent months in Sheridan and has returned to the south end of the state with Mrs Kabell to establish offices and residence in Evanston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kabell
Apther
Evanston
Kabell
Sheridan
Evansion
Local woman sister of Nebraska murder victim
In Arabia Nebraska the double murder of Mrs Anna Laporte and Mrs Neiteelun drew local notice when it was learned Mrs Laporte was sister of Mrs J Hi Sadely of 611 East Sixteenth Street. Seventeen year old ranch hand William Cryderman confessed to the killings and arson, saying he acted after being ordered to take a horse to the Heelan ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabia
Neb
Anna Laporte
Neiteelun
Laporte
J. Hi. Sadely
East
Sixteenth Street
Heyenne
Omaha
William Cryderman
Heelan
New Fish Hatchery Project Begins in Hyattville
John J. Lenihan state fish commissioner visited Cheyenne and Laramie en route to Hyattville to enter a contract with Mr. Brown to build the new fish hatchery provided by the last legislature. Brown has begun excavation and will start cement work, with a bridge across Paint Rock Creek seventy feet long costing about 440 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Lenihan
Cheyenne
Laramie
Hyattville
Mr. Brown
Brown
Paint Rock Creek
Information for Lung Sufferers and Recovery Booklet
An ad-like notice offers a booklet on recovery from tuberculosis and lung ailments. It promotes a preservative remedy called Altera ive and Kemman's claims, with a address and price for rocalets. The text is fragmentary but centers on medical relief, diet guidance, and an offer to write for healing information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echman
Suterer
Gael Olka i
Aise
Rocalets
Carranza Recognized by Nine Republics
News from Mexico City reports Carranza’s recognition as chief executive by nine republics. The US, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Guatemala, Bolivia, Uruguay, Colombia, and Nicaragua sent envoys, with expectations other Western Hemisphere nations will follow.
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Washington
Carrinma
Mexico
United States
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Guatemala
Bolivia
Uruguay
Columbia
Nicaragua
Republica
Elilsea Arredondo
Carrangier
Ambister Dor
Henry FP. Fletcher
Mia
Prince Alexander of Greece Injured in Fall
Prince Alexander, 22, second son of King Constantine, suffered a fractured leg after a horse fall during maneuvers near Athens. Queen Sophie and Crown Prince George accompanied him to Athens in an urgent medical request.
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Athens
Greece
Alexander
Corstenting
Sophia
George Brat
Four German steamers torpedoed in Baltic
Four German steamers, the Pernambuco, So derhamm, Johannerus and Dalafveu, torpedoed today in the Baltic off Oxeloesund by a Britherbmar ine. The crews were saved. The two latter gained weaseleane still afloat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Pernambuco
Soderhamm
Johannerus
Dalafveu
Baltic
Oxeloesund
Two Spr Foun Cuilty Executed in London Court Martial
Two suspects charged with espionage were tried by court martial in London. One was sentenced to death and executed at dawn, while the other received five years penal servitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tworieonerd
Tragedy Near Fremont Woman and Child Die in Train Crash
A mother B. Rogert age 30 and her daughter four were killed when their car was struck by a freight train two miles east of Arlington Nebraska. The driver survived with minor injuries.
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Thain Fremont
Officer slain after pursuit in Los Angeles shootout
In Los Angeles on Oct 19, Officer J. S. Toolen was killed after confronting Harry Duncan in the Duncan home. Duncan killed Toolen as he pursued him, and an associate named Vierry fled with a car thief link. Police searched the foothills and outlying districts tonight for Duncan and others involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Harry Duncan
Toolen
Duncan
Vierry
Danein
Ure
Death of Robert E. Wart Shakes Ward Family Baseball Ties
New York Oct 19 The death of Robert E Wart millionaire baker and strong supporter of the Medina league unsettles the Ward family link to independent baseball. George A Ward brother and William G Howard son in law of Ward plan to operate the Brooklyn baseball league club.
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New York
Robert E. Wart
Baker
Medera League
Ward
Fam
George A Ward
William
Howard
St I. Ward
Brookiyn
Escape of two convicts from Joliet prison noted
In dense fog, Murray Hurtwurt and Edward Fitegerald, allegedly chemists, escaped Joliet Prison today after scaling the outer wall. Police search ongoing with guards alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Hurtvwrt
Edward Fitegerald
Chiemo
Seven Die as Rock Island Train Collides Head On
Seven killed and a score injured when a Rock Island passenger train crashed head on into a freight train at Chickasha Oklahoma. Officials say the engineer failed to take a siding to pass the freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickasha
Okla
Get
Rock Island
Notice to CuenITONAS Metate of Miriam 3S and Ringroee
Letters of administration granted to the undersigned in the estate named Miriam 3S Ringroee. All claimants must exhibit claims with vouchers within six months of publication or be barred from payment. If not filed within one year, claims are forever barred. Fred M Ringrose, Administrator, Oct. 6 12 10 24eNow Ref.
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Ringroee
Pie
Fred M, Ringrose
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Scciety
Ann
Perminr
Miss Thompson
Mollie and
Margarettes
Letitia Thompso
Mian Alese
Arthur Miller
Traver
St. Mark's Parfah
Parieh House
Guild
Blanton and Mere
Holmes
Mr. Huston
BF. Wrace
Monetaly
Mra. A. OG
Volabt
King’s Highway
King's Daughters
Congregational Church
Catherine Chaplin
Gertrude Underwood
Bertha Tobbe
Frances Willand W
Fanee
Fe Caine
Gate
Vaniels
Ee Cell
Mra. C. N. Potter
Mra. W. B. Dunton
Rock Springs
Denver
Charles Hadfield
Stock Growers’ Bank
Arthur Morgan
Kimball, Nebr
C. ¥. Beard
Whittier Club
Mra. H. 8
Rirgely
Sunshine Social Meeting
Jeowlah
Synergae
Kabele Wild
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Nebraska
Carranza
Mexico City
Greak
Mom
Torpadoerd
L. W. Kramer
Rare
Mont
ADAK
Pasory
PRIS
Ily
Twe
Eacape Prom
Joliet
Score
Newlin
W. K. Brad Teave
Basin
Thos
Kode
Margaret H. Widrig
Pietorial Review Company of New York
Our
Pattern Department
Mrs. Widrig
Eagev Ali
Wal
Hte
Wyoming Book Store Co
Ube
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