Local residents host at 600 West 27th Street
A group including Lenbeck Misses Wild Hollenbeck Finch Mesars and John Bell James Creston Sam Finch and Sam Finch Jr with Mr and Mrs Finch welcome friends to their home at 600 West 27th Street, sharing hopeful sentiments and cordial hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenbeck
Misses Wild
Hollenbeck
Finch
John Bell
James Creston
Sam Finch
Sam Finch Jr
Mrs. Finch
West 27Th Street
Marriage and social events listed for local families
This evening at the Astle home Miss Leah Astle will wed Mr. Guy Brill. Miss Lacey hosts a dancing party at the Parish House, and Miss Helen Abybott with Mr. Carey Abybott hold a dancing party at Pariah House. Mrs. A C Kingsford hosts an At Home event Thursday, and Mrs. John D Gill hosts an informal bridge party Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Astle
Miss Leah Astle
Guy Brill
Misses Lacey
Helen
Carey Abybott
Mra
A. C. Kingsford
The
Nettford
Jonn D. Gill
House warming in Cheyenne features music and dancing
Mr. and Mrs. Al Finchy opened their new home with a Monday night gathering. Guests toured the house, enjoyed a buffet, and danced to fiddle tunes by Mr. Robert O'Brien, with various dances noted. Several locals and visitors were mentioned alongside family moves and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert O’brien
Finch
Messies
Mesdames Larsen
Dutcher
Molatt
McGuire
O'Brien
Hullett
Pinan Wilson
Cole
McMullen
Leighton
Yasher
Mra. McCain
Mra. Tilton
Mra. Hot
B. F. Seeberger
Denver
W. M. Jeffers
North Platte
Children Need Extra Care In Hot Weather
The article urges training infants for regular bowel habits to avoid constipation later. It criticizes harsh laxatives in heat and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, effective alternative. It notes availability from druggists and offers a free trial bottle by writing to Dr W B Caldwell at 406 Washington St Monticello Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Fort Russell Social Events and Upcoming Circuits
Lieut Charles B Amory Jr entertained a group at an informal supper party Monday evening at his quarters. Guests included Captain and Mrs Snyder Lieut and Mrs Raborg Mrs McKenney and Miss Goodall. The same party plans to attend the circus Thursday evening. Mrs Leslie J McNair and son returned from a three months visit to New York with mountain trips noted. Colonel and Mrs Omar Bundy depart Thursday for Washington for a ten month War College course. Major McCulloch will go to California. Mrs Schultz hosts Thursday luncheon for Mrs Snyder's sister Mrs McKenney. Mrs Snyder hosts a bridge party Friday. Lieut and Mrs Herman Erlenkotter welcomed a baby boy Tuesday morning. Captain and Mrs James B Kemper welcomed a baby boy born Sunday September 1. Colonel and Mrs A B Dyer hosted Major K Melmick inspector general who left Monday for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Amory, Jr
Snyder
Raborg
McKenney
Miss Goodall
Omar Bundy
Washington
The
War College
Help One Another Club Meeting Rescheduled
The Help One Another Club meeting has been postponed one week and will be held September 12 at the home of Mrs. J. F. Schmitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Schmitt
Methodist Aid Society to Meet Thursday
The Methodist Aid society will meet Thursday afternoon in the church parlors for a regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid Society
Baptist Willing Workers Meet Friday Afternoon
The Baptist Willing Workers will meet Friday afternoon in the church park. The gathering aims to organize activities and plan community service projects for the coming month.
Guild Meeting at St. Mark's Parish House Friday
Mire R. H. Forsythe and Mrs. A. K. Smith entertain the Guild of St. Mark's at the parish house Friday afternoon. Shampooing and manicuring, artistic hairdressing and MW airwork. Clara A. Ligler, 411 W 19th, Phone 817.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
R. H. Forsythe
A. K. Smith
Guild of St. Mark's
Clara A. Ligler
Women’s clubs host R M A gathering at lakeside home
Mrs. Roscoe Dutcher will entertain the Women’s War Relief Auxiliary W W C of the R M A this afternoon at the home east of Lake Minnehaha with members from the local clubs attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Dutcher
Lake Minnehaha
Wednesday Bridge Club Meeting Update
The Wednesday Bridge club will meet this afternoon with Mrs Mitt Covert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Mitt Covert
Capitol Hill Club Opens Winter Series at Mrs Walsh Home
The Capitol Hill Club will gather at Mrs Walsh's residence 416 West 22nd Street for the opening meeting of the winter series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill Club
Notice of Contest by Amos Jenkins in Cheyenne Land Office
Department of the Interior Cheyenne office notifies Morton Morrow Cheyenne that Amos Jenkins of Monona Iowa filed July 22 1912 to contest and cancel Morton Morrows homestead Entry No 06268 made May 1 1910 Section 28 Township 21 N Range 64 W 6th P M alleging nonresidence and failure to meet Homestead Act residence requirements. If no sworn answer with proof of service is filed within twenty days after the forth publication the entry will be canceled without further hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Morton. Morrow
Amos Jenkins
Monona
Iowa
Oils
Noerdon
Ant
Ragged Wall
Notice of Affidavit for Mail Request and Postmaster Receipt
The affidavit must state the affiant’s name and the date of mailing, and be accompanied by the postmaster’s receipt. Indicate the post office for future notices. W. E. Chaplin, Register, lists first publication Sept 4, second Sept 11, third Sept 18, and fourth Sept 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Chaplin
Register
State Printing Bids Sought for Wyoming Session Laws and Journals
Sealed proposals due by 10:00 a m September 12 1912 at the Wyoming Secretary of State cover 2000 copies of the Twelfth State Legislature Session Laws in two binding styles Journal volumes 250 copies pamphlet form 50 copies half binding and related documents to be printed stitched and bound and bound for official reports The call specifies materials printing stitching and binding for both the session laws and journals and other documents ordered or submitted to the Twelfth Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chayanne
Secretary of State
Wyoming
Firat
Childs
State of
Wyoming bid specifications for journals and session laws
The secretary of state outlines bid requirements under Chapter 10 and 97. Sealed bids with deposits must cover session laws at $1,000, journals at $400, and other book form documents at $600. Deliver materials within sixty days after legislative adjournment. bids may be rejected. Frank L. Houx signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
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Edithd
Tysons
Telenhone
Auto Party
Fred Horn
Morgan
Mrs. Horn
Emigh
Hay Springs
Neb
Mr. Horn
Ogden
Apperson Automobile
Salt Lake City
P. H. Conroy
Oossenberg
Evaneville
Ind
N. E. Huden
Glenda
Hudson
Ossenberg
Conroy
J. M. Cahill
Dorothy
Donald van Winkle
Granville
Ohio
Dennison College
South Omaha
Albert Fisher
Estes Park
Colorado
May Bowen
New York
Louis Manewal
Hte
California
Portland
R. L. Young
Wichita, Kang
David Hulse
Stockton
Cal
Charles McMillan
Winterset, Iowa
Hugh McMillan
Mrs
Arthur Myers
Evans Street
Cora Sandison
Daneon
N. M
Charlie Bailey
Miss Sandison
Mamie F. Hefferon
James
Ray K. Olde
Fort Russell
Leslie J. McNair
Mountains
Champs. McCulloch, Jr
Texas
Major McCulloch
Lieut
Herman Erlenkotter
James B. Kemper
A. B. Dyer
K. Melmick
Chicago
Ingersoll Store
Carey Ave
Masline
Capitol Hillu
Robinson
Liouss
Godeberry and Paykin Pte
Frank L. Houx
Neal
West 17Th ST
Torrey’s Millinery
Torrey
Gorregt
Capitol Avenue
Keisters’ Ladies’ Tailoring College
Brena J. Morris
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