Informal Dinners and Socials Across Cheyenne Links
A montage of social events from Cheyenne includes an informal governor’s dinner at the executive quarters with guests from New York and Wyoming, a bridal party comforter being made for Miss Dorothy Bruce, and several pre nuptial gatherings hosted by Mrs. S. G. Hopkins and Mrs. Grant Hopkins. Also noted are Hallowe en party plans, a Freshman Reception at the Cheyenne high school, and a Sunday school convention report shared at informal gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Dorothy Bruce
Minseo
Catherine
Ruth Chaplin
Nellie Brumelle
Granite Canyon
Hugh McGee
Cheyenne
Sunday School
Mra
Archie Allison
A. L. Putnam
Methodist Sunday School
R. A. Morton
Thomas
Visiting List Includes City Women Wintering in West
Miss Mary Hathaway Tabor of New York City visits Cheyenne for a short time with Miss Eleanor Clark. Eva Keppler entertains Miss Mary Carpenter of Little Bear. Mrs. Arthur Parker returns from Laramie while Mrs. Roy McAdam rests in Potter Nebraska. Mildred Cook visits Potter three months with the Mc Adams. C A Atherly and son motor to Fort Collins then train home due to storm. Mrs. J B Smith of Pests Colorado visits A L Putnam. C A Beach chief clerk railway mail service returns from inspections at Casper Douglas Alliance Nebraska then goes to Omaha for a conference with F M Johnston and back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hathaway Tabor
New York City
West
Cheyenne
Eleanor Clark
Mildred Cook
Potter
Nebraska
Roy McAdam
C. A. Beach
Railway Mail Service
Casper
Douglas
Alliance
Hao
Omaha
F. M. Johnston
Woman's Clubs Mount Mellick Club
The Mount Mellick club will meet this afternoon with Miss Maude Hol comb, 207 East Twenty second street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mellick Club
Multiple church activities and a state WCTU meeting announced
The notice lists a City Federation of Missionary Societies meeting at the Methodist church on October 27 with afternoon sessions and a shared supper. It also covers Young Ladies’ Sodality at St Mary’s, a Win One class session at 9 45 Sunday, a St Mark’s Guild bake sale today, a Kings Daughters social next week, and the Wyoming WCTU state convention in Casper October 1 to November 2 3 with Mrs Elia A Boole and a public meeting at the Cheyenne Methodist Church on October 4 with Mrs Boole in Brooklyn residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity Federation of Missions
City Federation of Missionary Societies
Methodist Church
Miss Ward
Cheyenne
Methodist Sunday School
St. Mark's Guild
Union Mercantile Store
F. A. M. Stuart
Ww. c. Iu
W. Tv. U
Casper
Mra
Elia A. Boole
Methodist
Card Party and Dance by Knights of Security
The Knights and Ladies of Security host a card party and dance on Friday night October 20 at the K. C. ball. Cards start at 7:30. Admission is 15 cents for ages 19 to 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights & Ladies of Security
K. C. Ball
Triscult Whole Wheat Wafer-Toast Nourishes Bodies
A Quick Pick up Luncheon food made from whole wheat grain including bran coat for digestion. It is yeast free and chemical free, ideal for children and easy to chew. Produced at Niagara Falls New York and toasted with butter or soft cheese for picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
N. Y
County officers listed with no contests and masquerade dances noted
County Clerk IDA R. GRAHAM Sheriff PAT HAYES County Treasurer SAM D. SCHUETZ County Attorney SAM M. THOMPSON School Superintendent MAMIE E F HEFFERON County Assessor ED JACOBSON County Surveyor SIDNEY E BARTLETT Commissioner 4 Years J C NASH Commissioner 2 Years ROSS P SNYDER No Contests on Coroner or Clerk of Court Masquerade suits for the coming masquerade dances at Knights order early. O26
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Hayes
Sam D. Schuetz
Sam M. Thompson
Mamie E F. Hefferon
ED Jacobson
Sidney E. Bartlett
J. C. Nash
Ross P. Snyder
Woman Farmer Reaps Hard Wheat Record at Cody
Mrs Dorothy Trimmer of Cody has thirty acres of hard wheat yielding 61 3 4 bushels per acre. She earned 91 per acre, a strong showing for this crab variety. Otto Nelson shipped a car of hard wheat to Lincoln Nebraska and earned 1 96 on the track at Cody. Nelson is pleased with the season and says hard wheat is among the best crops for this locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Dorothy Trimmer
Trimmer
Otto Nelson
Lincoln
Nebraska
Noeleon
New Street Ordered Opened At Burns
County commissioners order the opening of First Street from the corner of First and Commerce Place to the west line of Sections 7 14 62 Burns. This connects with the north south road to the Union Pacific crossing and eases access via the Lincoln Highway. Arthur Ramey donates an acre for a Christian church site near Main Street to support a future church home and minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
First Street
First and
Commerce Place
Burns Mercantile Corner
Lincoln Highway
Arthur Ramey
Main Street
Christian Church
Church Home
Denver Omnions & Cab Company Annual Meeting Notice
Annual notice for stockholders of Denver Omnions and Cab Company. Meeting set for Wednesday November 1 1916 at 2 00 p m at the company office in the First National Bank block Cheyenne Wyoming with John McNamara secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Omnions & Cab Company
First National Bank
Cheyenne
Wyoming
John M'Namara
The High Cost of Living and Prohibition Push
Editorial notes the cost of living tied to alcohol production and crime. It cites dry states and provinces adopting prohibition with expected prosperity and reduced crime, listing dates of impending bans in Utah Virginia Canada and Canadian provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lfe
John Smith
Stern Law
Kendrick for Senate Support Ad Against Houx
Voter appeal arguments for Kendrick urging support if Kendrick is elected to the U.S. Senate to replace Governor Kendrick. The message questions Houx earning a double salary and claims Senator Clark failed to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendrick
Mr. Taxpayer
Mr. Houx
Kenedrick
United States Senate
Clark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Governor's
Manatonars
John B. Kendrick
Qaneton
Gorers
Ming Mary Hathaway Tabor
New York
Eleasor Clark
F. H. Eggleston
Laramie
Hostens
G. Hopkins
Grant Hopkins
Miss Ketchum
Miss Mildred Ketchum
Buddy Cheeke
Dr. Edwards
Ohio
F. M. Edwards
Vivian Barton
Cheyenne High School
Symnasium
Edward ©. Gnam
St. John's Hospital
D. 8. Baker
Russell Street
Carnegie Lbrary
Bast
Edison
W. C. Hoskins
Eva Keppler
Mary Carpenter
Little Bear
Arthur Parker
J. B. Smith
Pests, Colorado
Sodality
St. Mary’s
Hugh Coffman
Marie Crowley
Helen Keefe
Wilny
Mntertain
King's Daughters
Congregational Church
Boyd’s Cash Market & Grocery
Kirloty
Dyd
J. T, Boyd
Woodrow Wilson
Thos
R. Marshall
James P. Smith
J. L. Jordan
A.M. Brock
Buffalo
United States
Congress
John D. Clark
Senate
J. R. Carpenter
Lee Moore
William Landau
Thomas J. Carroll
Joe FE. Gibson
A. B. Mitchell
Oscar O. Natwick
Claude F. Palmer
Lloyd C. Sampson
Thomas Hunter
M. R. Hemphill
Charles D. Beaver
Ray K. Olds
Ida R. Graham
Swedish Health
Hread
Toby
She
Rob
Malaga
Olsen
Aid Evans Streay
Utah
Canada
Prince Edward Ieland
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Nova Scotia
Alberta
Atyle
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Capitol Avenue
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
Carey Avenue
Harry P. Hynds
Berepean Ilana
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!