Party notes and social rounds in Cheyenne area
An afternoon party honors Liliah Marquard with guests from Laramie and Cheyenne. In attendance are Mrs. Marquard, Misses Fields, Mahoney, Beevans, Laird, and many others. Also reported are weddings, travels, recitals, club meetings, and visits of residents to Fort Collins, Denver, Buffalo, and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James KR
William Merquard
Laramie
Liliah Borton
Larami
Christina
Marquard
Mises M. Fields
Cronlin
Mylar
Mahoney
Harry Hoffman Crook
Mae Mahoney
Augusta Beévans
Maryrd
James Kalina
Ellaworth
Kan
City
Harry B. Henderson
Yellowstone Park
Cheyenne
Denver
Presbyterian Aid Society
J. C. MacManus
James Rogie
Chevene
Plains
Frank W. Lee
Laura Lee
Park Addition
Bogie
Lander
Stoppin
Wheatland
Douglas
Casper
Assignment of Teachers to Local School Buildings
Cheyenne Schools announces the year start and teacher assignments. A new high school principal is B M McIntosh. The list covers supervisors special teachers and staff for Central Converse Churchill Corlett Johnson and Ribart schools with numerous named teachers and principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessup
Cheyenne
B. M. MclIntosh
E. J. Thompson
Ruth Temple
Olive Wills
Florence Flanagan
Golda Hartman
Helen Husted
Grace McCormick
B. M. McIntosh
Frances Logan
Ruth Bridenbaugh
Valeria Bonnell
Nettle Carey
Aliee Williamson
Clade Owens
Maude Varney
Jenéla Cooper
Wilhelminia Miller
A. T. Brett
Central School
Lula McCormick
Frances Brodie
Georgia Sullivan
Pauline Rose
Mabel Hawes
Katherine Organ
Fifth Vogelgesang
Ruth Chaplin
Helen Grant
Converse
Mabel Finchér
Mayme O'Connell
Cansie Cole
Ruby ‘Teter
Pearl Jorgensen
Doran Leach
Blasie Burke
Nellie Ewers
Churchill
J. C. Liston
Hazel Campbell
Elizabeth Dudley
Joyce Sullivan
Alice Taylor
Cecil Sutton
Vera Rhodes
Alta Fogal
Corlett
Irehe Hinkston
Nelle Batte
Virginia Mariner
Grace Paden
Margaret Sweeney
Ruth Titus
Lucife Teter
Evelyn Anderson
Johnson School
Virginia Warkley
Principl
Margaret Weer R
Thibobhod
Constance Feton Albertz Varianont
Mae Maclean
Edwine Graveca
Francon Wysse Rirat
A. T. Brott
Philip Condit
Wordy medical mailer promises trial package of Foley remedies
A damaged classified fragment urges readers to mail a form to Foley & Go in Chicago for a trial package of Poley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills for pain and rheumatism, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Go
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Poley
Foley
Kearns Seeks Divorce from Katy Kearns in District Court
Clarence Kearns filed for divorce in district court citing cruelty and naming Fort Collins Colorado as the marriage location. The petition states they wed November 1917 and have two children with custody details unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kearns
District Court
Katy Kearns
Fort Collina
Colo
Tan
Ashe Tov
Texans Capture Real Wild Man Near Nacogdoches
Report of a Texas county finding a man calling himself Hans Deiter who escaped from Michigan penitentiary eight months earlier. He lived rough, ate raw corn and grapes, wore clothing made from animal skin, and frightened locals who finally captured him after a raft-ride outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nacogdoches
Tex
Charles Thompson
Hans Deiter
Michigan State Penitentiary
Texas
Local Briefs Highlight Red Cross Meet and City Projects
Dr W R Payne returns from a ten day trip through South Dakota and Colorado ending in Cheronne. Red Cross events. Red Crags chapter meets at 561 First National Bank building. A contractor says new apartments ready by January 1. Street work on Sixteenth near the lake proceeds. City workers receive pay. copper screens installed in city county building windows. Hangar planes undergo daily trial runs near the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Red Crags
Pirst
National Bank
Burglar Flees After Shootout Near Burlington Depot
An unidentified burglar broke into D. D. Dolson’s home on Went Twenty-eighth Street while a family was in the parlor. A pursuit by Officer Clark and Sergeant McFarland ended with the suspect firing away. a portion of the stolen jewelry and about $30 were recovered, with bullets likely taking effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Dolson
Clark
Sergeant McFarland
Burlington
Fighteenth
Nineteenth
Dolson
Nagro
Human Fly Plans Bank Building Climb Today
A daredevil known as a human fly will scale the exterior of a local bank building this afternoon. The stunt supports Scotts Bluff sugar beet festival activities scheduled for this month, per a Friday update from the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsbluff
Chamber of Commerce
Governor Names Wyoming Delegates for International Congress
Governor Carey appointed eight Wyoming delegates for the fifteenth International Congress against alcohol near Washington from September 21 to 27. The list includes L. R. A. Condit of Barnum, Earl Wanfe of Riverton, Mrs. Ethel Stoner of Cokeville, Mrs. Archie Allison of Cheyenne, W. B. None of Cheyenne, George A. Bible of Rawlins, and Dr. J. M. Cromer of Casper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Wyoming
Washington
L. R. A. Condit
Barnum
Earl Wanfe
Riverton
Ethel Stoner
Cokeville
Archie Allison
Cheyenne
W.B. None
Cheeyanne
George A. Bible
Rawlins
J. M. Cromor
Casper
Special Sale Hoover Sweepers for Month
The Cheyenne Light Fuel and Power company offers a large consignment of Hoover suction sweepers at a month long special sale. Many families report proven usefulness with a ten day home trial and optional pickup if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Hoover
Arise Ye Dry Bones Chautauqua Subject
Attractive numbers will be given at the Huison White Chautauqua today. J C Herbsman will present the subject Arise Ye Dry Bones this afternoon. The company secured him for what promises to be a top act of the week. The evening program features the playette It Pays to Advertise by the Keighley New York Players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Herbsman
Keighley New York Players
Zedeler Symphony
Evening concert features Captain Norman Allen Imrie discussion
In the afternoon a classic aria was followed by a light drawing prelude at the evening performance. Captain Norman Allen Imrie delivered a quarterly discussion on problems facing the Irish stuation with John Bell and Nels James noted as features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Norman Allen Imrie
John Bell
Nels James
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clara R. Dodds
J— Office
Russell
Victor Laird
Sidney
Laird
Miesa
Fort Collins
B. Ack
W. C. Hoskins
M. Courtney
Priscilla
San Diego
A. J. Parshall
Warren Ave
John Christie
Indiana
Ind
Gueat
Lorraine Putnam
Pake City
Weston
Mies Ann Mullison
Edward Blorey
Harry R. Weston Thuresy
American Onal Bank
Westa
Miss Mullison
Mr. Stoshave
Miss Horwitz
Messrs
William
Dorsey Morris
Claude Elias
College Club
Manvertto
AIP
Avery . Hager
L. Evans Street
Mise Fran- Logan
Bogeerd
Tf.bra
Orvilia Brown
Mian
Loveland
Wook
Mrs. Car" Mother
Mr. and
Mra
Horace M. Jenkins
Roy B. Riford
Raw
Jenkins
Mrs. Riford
Firdd Houser
Meir
St.ms Hospital
Wyo
Ion A. Kilve
Jameu
Mre
F. L. Robinson
A. A. Underwood
Hay Underwood
Underwood
May W. Mitord
Chagoo
Huffalo
George W. Wise
Osage Tribe of Indians
Pawaska
Okla
Lillias Wise
Rock Springs
J. Avelan
Misa Effie Lannen
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Miss Lannen
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Charles A. Bennett
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Charles J. Bush
Iftte
Kathleen
Seattle
Washand
Bush
B. A. Abry
Portland Oregon
Fred L. Crabbe
Coleville
Salt
Orden
Charles Parks of
Cody
Harry R. Weston
Park County
University
Charles Bristol
W. R. Paynes
South Cakya End
Cheronne
Dentiite
Mins
Hester Crufcher
Salida, Colo
Home Service
American Red Cross
A. Conley
Diatrict Cour
Lanor
Ap Antral
Ender
State Capitol
Paul H. Moore Realty Company
Capitol Avenue
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
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