Birthday Tea Honors Mrs Warren Richardson in Cheyenne
Mrs Warren Richardson marked seventy seven years with a family tea in Cheyenne. Guests included longtime friends and relatives, flowers for the table ships and dove motifs, and a seven seven birthday cake. An autograph photo from former Gov Brooks and floral baskets from Casper and Colorado accompanied the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Richardson
Cheyenne
Richardson
RB. Brooks
Casper
Colorado
Elks Host Informal Summer Dance at Lodge Home
The Elks and guests enjoyed an informal hop at the Elks home on Thursday. The event highlighted the late summer and featured the young ladies. Kopald's orchestra provided music and a pianist served drinks. Battery B Twenty fifth Artillery held a dancing party at the Parish house the same evening with fifty couples attending as a stringed orchestra from the post played and punch was served.
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Elks
Kopald
Battery B
Cheyenne women cheer ill soldiers at Fort Russell and Wyoming camp
A Cheyenne visiting group entered the Fort Russell and Wyoming camp wards bearing flowers reading material and jellies. The flowers brightened rooms and wards while the visitors offered sympathy and encouragement. The Hospital Benefit society visits twice weekly and noted special attention to urgent cases. The group included Mrs F H Vaughan Mrs Smith of Glenrock chaperons and several young women. Hazel Aileen Miller celebrated her third birthday with a party hosted by her parents J A Miller and wife.
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Fort Russell
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Hospital Benefit Society
Mrs Preston and Mrs McGee Struck by Illness
Mrs Douglas A Preston wife of the attorney general has been ill with a severe attack of tonsillitis and is rapidly recovering. Mrs Bert McGee of Granite Canyon wife of a prominent ranchman also fell ill with quinsy at St Jesus Hospital.
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Mra
Douglas A. Preston
Bert McGee
Granite Canon
Quinsy
St. Jesus Hospital
Visiting List Reflects Cheyenne Social Movements
Miss Fay Walker of New York returns home next Tuesday after a summer with relatives in Cheyenne and at Wendover. Grandmother Mrs John Morrison will remain for the winter. Mrs Mary G. Bellamy of Laramie visits Cheyenne with Mrs H. B. Henderson. The Dumm family moves from Green River to Cheyenne arriving Thursday, staying with Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Dumm and Mrs. E. G. Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Agnew and baby host visitors from Fullerton. Ned Agnew will visit Mrs. Agnew’s parents A. A Underwood. Sam Underwood leaves for Columbia Mo to resume college. Kathryn Organ returns from Rawlins. Rev S. A. Huston and Dean Thornberry vacationing in mountains. Huston to preach Sunday. Mrs. Smith of Glenrock visits daughter Mrs Stanley Vaughan. Dan Roberts and son Dan Jr return from Kiko Nev and Oakland Cal. Mr. Roberts promoted and transferred from Green River. guests of Mr and Mrs C. D. Roberts. Rev WO B D Gray goes to Sheridan for annual Congregational conference. Miss Marion Woodbury, WWMS secretary, to tour northern Wyoming after conference.
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Fay Walker
New York
Cheyenne
Wendlover
Heaven
John Morrison
Wesley. Dumm
Green River
Mr. Dumm
W. T. Dumm
Fred Agnew
Baby
Fullerton
Ned
Dan Roberts
Dan, Jr
Kiko
Nev
Oakland
Cal
Roberts
C. D. Roberts
WO B.D. Gray
Sheridan
Congregational Churches of
State
Marion Woodbury
Woman's
Wome Missionary Secloty
Wyoming
Local Charity Club Plans Bazaar Tea Event
Mrs. David Nimme hosted a Thursday sewing gathering with fifteen women to prepare for a seasonal bazaar tea. The club’s charitable work was discussed, and plans for winter projects were outlined. Mrs. Philip Brown helped Mrs. Nimme during the session starting at 3 o clock.
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David Nimme
Club Charitimg
Uve
Philip Brown
Nimmme
Women's clubs set meeting to start year study program
The Women's Club of the MoMOW and Tech Woman's club of the sh plan a joint meeting next Wednesday afternoon led by Mrs. A. J. Milles. The study program for the year will be opened at this meeting.
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Women’s Club
Momow
Tech Woman's Club
Sh. MA
A. J. Milles
Notable Society Figures Attend Local Event
The document lists several attendees including Mrs. George Van Winkle and Mrs. A. R. Towner among others. It mentions officers and officials present, with emphasis on formal attire and ceremonial roles at the gathering.
Land Regulation Alters Entry Procedures
A departmental rule of May 17, 1907 changes land entry after a state relinquishment of Carey wet lands. It bans prior settlement rights and forbids any entry for one week after lands open for homestead entry, affecting entrymen in cases of disputed applications at Pioneer Park.
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Carey
Barbers to Strike Eight Shops Tonight
Formal notice has been served on eight barbershops by 28 barbers announcing a strike at 9 p m Saturday. The dispute centers on wage splits with barbers demanding 60 percent of receipts while proprietors retain 40 percent. The proprietors refuse to discuss the demands and have not announced plans to hire non union workers if the walkout occurs.
-Church Circles Musical Service and Resumed Church
Miss Flora Mackburn organist and choir director at the Presbyterian church has arranged a fine musical program for Sunday evening. Public is invited to attend. The church services and Sunday school at St Mark's church will resume tomorrow after a four week vacation with Rev A Hoston in the pulpit. Willing Workers' annual meeting set for next Friday afternoon Sept 7 at the Baptist church home.
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Miss Plora
Mackburn
The
Presbyterian Church
St. Mark's Church
A. Huston
Willing Workers
Willing Workers of the Baptist Church
Pits Olager Inspucts Country Near Laramie
Dr. Robert conducts an inspection in the vicinity of Laramie as part of a regional survey. The report notes local conditions and community response to the visit in August.
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Laramie
Hospital Aid Society to Meet at Library Monday
The Hospital Aid society holds its regular monthly meeting Monday afternoon at the library with president Mrs. N. W. Bullock presiding.
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Hospital Aid Society
The
N. W. Bullock
Bonner Guides Visitor Through City and Glass Beds Talk
Bonner of Piltshurela toured the city with A Batley and Verne Shoemaker. Mr Honner showed interest in glass industry development and beds of raw material in the area. A Plate Glass works project under Henry Armstead aims to begin mid September after contraction on the plant.
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Bonner of
Piltshurela
A. Batley
Verne
Honner
Tereat Werth
Henry Armstead
Chasur
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Lyric
Miss Dorothy
van Winkle
Daugh
Ter
and Myre
George van Winkle
Baptist Sunday School
Pine Bluffs
George P. Johnston
Milas Viddie Goldfarb
Mrs. Spiegelman
Belle Pavia
Raymond
Eadward Spleeeman
Ruth Sherman
Annette
Meyer Kopald
Mildred Anon
Philip Harris
James
Margaret Kubik
Dorothy Newman
Sadie
Paul Sherman
Jack Meyer
Margaret
Florence Goldfarb
Lucile Swift
Melvin
Hazel Aileen
Elks Phone
Men of Battery
UW F
J. A. Miller
Boyd's Cash Market and Grocery
Broilers
Preston
Mrs. McGee
St. John's
Mary G. Bellamy
H. B. Henderson
Sam Underwood
A. A. Underwood
Columbia, Mo
Misa Kathryn Organ
Frank Johnston
Rawlins
Mrs. Smith of
Glenrock
Mrs
Stanley Vaughan
Swisher Optical Co
BID W. PT Street
Registerer
Optometrist
George van Winkile
A. R. Towner
Johnston
T. Ro Tyson
Kleethon
Rolffol
Ndbopape Bleetlon
Offfcers
Teld
Veaely Peer Purrael
Estreshmeny
Den
Pioneer Park
Olmeliets
Greeley
Leader
Musical Service
St. Mark's
Robert
the Fashion Shop
By Express
Tung Sik Jn
West
Glenrock Petrolown Company
Superior Petroleum Company
God Hall
Commus
Wyoming Brokerage Co
Japan
Fifth Avenue
Wooltex
Luy
America
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Kinney
Wall Creek
W. A. Matlock & CO
IDEAL
Denver
Texas Cake & Linter Co
Dallas, Texas
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