Cheyenne Social Roundup At Plains And Nearby
Long list of Cheyenne residents visiting friends and attending events. Mr and Mrs 8 H Keoughan host at the Plains with guests Major and Mrs Arthur Parker Lieut Wilbur Watkins and Miss Janet Keoughan. Attended regimental ball at Parish house. Several families travel to Fort Collins Denver Portland and Baltimore for visits and duties.
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H. Keoughan
Casper
Cheyenne
the Plains
Major
Arthur Parker
Wilbur Watkins
Janet Keoughan
Janet Keoghan
Diverse Family Moves and Visits Across Wyoming Town
Local notes recount repeated names among families tied to the Mountain Home ranch on the Big Muddy. Robert Clark, son of Mrs. Gibson Clark, heads to Claremont college in Pomona with his mother accompanying him to the coast. Visitors include Ruth Lindsey of Los Angeles and Max Bell of Washington, D C, while housing plans shift as Mrs. Clark and son depart for California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Home Ranch
Big Muddy
Robert Clark
Gibson Clark
Cheyenne
California
Claremont College
Pomona
Max Bell
Washington, D. C
Mrs Daiber Hosts Informal Luncheon at Country Club
Mrs George Daiber entertained at the Country Club with an informal luncheon honoring her guest Mrs P C Ings of Ardmore Oklahoma. Covers were laid for eight and asters adorned the table. The luncheon began at 1 o'clock yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
P. C. Ings
Ardmore
Okla
George Daiber
Mrs LaPash Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Fred LaPash was taken from St. John's hospital to her home yesterday. She is convalescing from an illness of several weeks and will be glad to see her friends.
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LaPash
Fred LaPash
St. John’s Hospital
Mrs. Seaman Entertained Around Cheyenne Stopovers
Mrs. W. D. Seaman traveling from Omaha to Portland via Denver visits Cheyenne friends. She attends dinners at Ira B. Fee and B. N. Ball households, joins Methodist Aid society, and plans luncheons and teas with PD Kinport, James Durnford, Dr. I Cowhick, and J M Newman in successive days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Seaman
Cheyenne
Portland
Omaha
Denver
Seaman
B. N. Ball
Ira B. Fee
PD. R. Kinport
Methodist Aid Society
James Durnford
I. Cowhick
J. M. Newman
Frances Bristol Resigns Carnegie Library Post
Miss Frances Bristol resigns after two years as a Carnegie library employee and accepts a lucrative position with the Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Bristol
Carnegie Library
Union Pacific
Mrs Crook Recovering from Illness
Mire W. W. Crook has been ill for about a week but is rapidly recovering and able to receive visitors.
Visiting List Adds McCook Family to Cheyenne Call
Madame Mullen mother of Hon. William E. Mullen and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Pate with Cecelia and Robert of McCook Nebraska motored to Cheyenne late last week for a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullen
Pate
Mr. Mullen
Madame Mullen
William E. Mullen
W.S. Pate
Cecelia
Robert
McCook, Neb
Cheyenne
Methodist Aid Society Social at Mrs Busselle Home
The Methodist Aid society holds a social at Mrs W W Busselle's home this afternoon with officers as hostesses. Each member may invite two guests and special guest Mrs Seaman of Portland will attend.
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Methodist Aid Society
W. W. Busselle
W. PD. Seaman
Portland
Ore
Cheyenne
Women's Clubs Surprise Party at Cheyenne Lodge
Yesterday afternoon the Cheyenne Lodge No III auxiliary to the B of R T visited Mrs Minnie Bentson with dainty bags of fancy work and a goodly supply of fun. At 4 o clock a delicious lunch was served by self invited friends. Guests included Mesdames Bentson Willerton Jones Taylor Heenan Taft Moore Kimball Bode Self Talbot Garrett Beale Gray Foster Christiansen Amshler Morris Stabler and Misses Mildred Taft Irma Stabler and Della Bentson.
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Cheyenne Lodge No. III
B. of R. T
Minnie Bentson
Mesdames Bentson
Willerton
Jones
Taylor
Heenan
Taft
Moore
Kimball
Bode
Self
Talbot
Garrett
Beale
Gray
Foster
Christensen
Amshler
Morris
Stabler
Bentson
Mildred Taft
Irma Stabler
Della Bentson
New German Gas Shells Poison Armentieres Residents
Reports detail new German gas shells that left Armentieres civilians heavily poisoned. The colorless liquid gas clings to ground and hair, causing bronchial and mucous membrane damage, with delayed severe effects. Father Camelot, longtime dean, succumbs in the war’s toll on the town’s clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Armentieres
Ehich
Hike
Father Camelot
St. Vaast
Women’s Civic League concert and inner circle plans
The group closed a leather case gift with a silver inscription praising Cheyenne women. A concert will be organized with music chosen by Mr Hallowell. An inner circle of league members led by Mrs I S Bartlett will relay meeting notices and work, with several signed volunteers.
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Cheyenne
Hallowell
Henderson
Harold Vaughan
W. DD
Gray
Gibson Clark
League
I. S. Bartlett
Underwood Apartments
Bartlett
C. W. Taylor
Cheyenne Day at Wyoming Fair Set for Sept 13
The Wyoming state fair management designates Cheyenne and Laramie County day for September 10 at the Douglas festival with Governor’s Day and a keynote by Acting Governor Gay. Other towns honored include Rawlins, Rock Springs, Keimmerer, Burns, Wheatland, Guernsey, Torrington, Buffalo, Sheridan and Lost Cabin.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Laramie
Douglas
Frank L. Houx
Rawlins
Rock Springs
Keimmerer
Burns
Wheatland
Guernsey
Torrington
Huffalo
Sheridan
Lost Cabin
Ellis
Wyomidng
Tuesaday
Casper
Shoshoni
Glenrock
Riverton
Lander
Thermopola
Worland
Basin
Greybull
Kane
Lovell
Powell and Coilay
Ley
Women's Civic League Raises Funds For Third Wyoming Band
A called meeting at the library presided by Mrs H B Henderson raised 70 for the Third Wyoming regiment band. The fund from the benefit concert was to be presented with ceremony. A committee was appointed to visit the camp and deliver the check to Chief Musician Lowell for music purchases.
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Women's Civic League
H. B. Henderson
Third Wyoming Regiment
Lowell
Call No. 0 per tame amd 7 passon er touring cars
Fragmentary line appears to refer to a vehicle lot or auction item. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities are readable beyond vague car descriptions. Unable to determine a substantive news item from the provided text.
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Fru
Bert the famous cleaner offers wall cleaning service
The message promotes Bert known as the famous cleaner who can clean walls, calling for contact at 172M for the service during the current year. The appealing line emphasizes pleasant visuals of walls being cleaned and invites readers to call Bert.
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Bert
Atlantic Port Hosts Holland Mission Over Maritime Exports
A special mission from the Netherlands to advocate for maritime food exports arrived at an Atlantic port and will travel to Washington tomorrow to press their case.
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Sept. & Holland
Netherlands
Also Mentioned on This Page
Josephine Mullen
W. E. Mullen
Edward Smith
Stanley Vaughan
Jeannette Bell
Robert Martin
Frank Bird
A. T. Mackley
Fort Collins
Jeanette Mullen
Convent of the Holy Child Jesus
Notre Dame
Baltimore
East
Harry True
Pinedale
James True
Mrs
Arthur Piggott
Colorado
Boulder
Colorado Springs
Idaho Springs
W.H. Gill
Margaret Gill
Pacific Coast
Miss Gill
Northwest
Kathryn
MR A. L. R. Tyson i
Bert Holliday and
Fred Warren
H. G. Watson
W. A. Skinner
the David Apartments
Skinner
Ruth Lindsey
Los Angeles
Bishop
Thomas
Edward Prince
Quincey
Millicent Gilpin
New York
Bishopstone
Frank Junk
Ralph
George
North Platte
George W. Argue
Argue
Yiota
Congregational Sunday School
City Park
Prench
Anamentieres
Associated Press
Optometrist
Wyoming Fair
Wooltex
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Embarre
Waehinetoy Tomore Row
Peper
Sherman
Fletcher
Castoria
Tian
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
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