Social events and regional club notices around Cheyenne
Informal at home reception for Mrs Beckley of Honolulu from 2 to 6 pm. Dinner at the Country club hosted by Mr and Mrs Beatty for guests of Des Moines visitors. Freshman hazing turns picnic on Lake Minnehaha with braids and games. Wyoming Federation officers travel to Rock Springs and Sheridan for health surveys. Labor Day picnic at the Mitchell homestead near Cheyenne. Local students and faculty head to Colorado for the fall term and academic activities in Cheyenne and Fort Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Beatty
B. T. Hough
Des Moines
Iowa
Beatty
C. W. Cole
Nicolaison
Elmer Root
Denver
Ed Gattle
Charles and
Milton
George Charette
Los Angeles
R. H. Patterson
Gay Swen
Williams
Grice
Nampa
Idaho
Mary Hovey
Helen Nicolaison
Cartain Yingst
Shertal
Dr. Lehman
Third
Wyoming Regiment
John Sloan
Bluemel Couple Welcome Seven-Pound Girl at Home
Mr and Mrs William F Bluemel of 713 Snyder Street announce the birth of a seven pound girl at their home on September 7 Mother and baby are reported to be doing nicely Mrs Bluemel formerly Miss Ella FE Rumsch of St Paul Minn The father is manager of the Pioneer Paving and Roofing company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Bluemel
Snyder Street
Bluemel
Mise
Ella FE. Rumsch
St. Paul
Mino
Pioneer Paving and Roofing Company
Visiting list and travels of local residents
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Crowley and Eugene Crowley left Sunday for Thermopolis and northern Wyoming for several weeks. Mrs. W. D. Seaman concluded a Cheyenne visit and departed for Portland Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Seaman moved from Cheyenne to Portland last winter. Miss Ina Shaw district secretary for the Woman's Baptist Missionary society tours Colorado Wyoming and Utah in her territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Crowley
Eugene Crowley
Thermopolis
W. D. Seaman
Portland
Ore
Seaman
Cheyenne
Omaha
Ina Shaw
Woman's Baptist Missionary Society
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Wounding at Burlington depot case while two men fight
Shortly after 2 yesterday afternoon an altercation at the Burlington depot led to a cutting affray between Lloyd Culp and Malcolm McClure. McClure is in the hospital with a minor abdomen wound. Culp is in county jail awaiting possible felonious assault charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Lioyd Culp
Malcolm McClure
McClure
Culp
George Carroll
Culp Probabty
Johnson School P T A Holds First Meeting of Year
The Parent Teacher Association of Johnson School in South Cheyenne met at the schoolhouse yesterday afternoon. President Mrs P D A Jones was re elected to a third term with Mrs James Buckley as secretary, Mrs Peter Jessen as vice president, and Mrs John Benson as treasurer. Three trustees were elected: Mesdames Melvor Foreum and Galloway. An informal session followed adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson School of
South Cheyenne
PD. A. Jones
Jones
James Buckley
Peter Jessen
John Benson
Mesdames Melvor
Foreum and
Galloway
Hyatt Roller car arrives in Cheyenne on long journey
The famed Buick with Hyatt roller bearings completed 270 515 miles on its original bearings and reached Cheyenne from the Yellowstone highway. The old roadster will stay a day or two at Plains Garage before heading south as part of its AA A official road reporting tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Yellowstone Highway
Plains
Hyatt Factory
Church Circles Hold Willing Workers Meeting
A group of Baptist Willing Workers and Paptiat Missionary Society members met at the parsonage for the monthly business and social session presided by Mrs Johnston. Visitor Miss Ina Shaw postponed the officer election to October for her talk on New York City missions. Refreshments were served by Mesdames Van Winkle Johnston Ewanson and Tyson. St Marks Guild met at the Parish house with Mrs David Nimmo presiding and ice cream and cake served after discussing future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Willing Workers
Paptiat Missionary Society
Mesdames van Winkle
Johnston
Ewanson
Tyson
St. Mark's Guild
Guild of
St. Mark's
David Nimmo
PHONE NO 4 FOR A WES SENGER Prompt Service
Advertisement notes phone number four for a messenger prompt service with prices described as reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessenger
Grace Is Promoted to Fire Captaincy
Grace rises to fire captain with South Side command and Central Station HQ. Fireman Wilcock promoted to lieutenant in charge of Both Side department with South Side HQ. All new appointees have assumed duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Lieut
Millage Grace
South Side
Hae
Central Station
Wilcock
Both Side
Need Ten More Forestry Men for U S Army Regiments in France
The forest service assists the engineer corps of the war department by forming the Twentieth engineers (forest) regiment. One regiment, the Tenth forest engineers, is organized as the Lincoln regiment and will operate behind lines in France for woods work. Two more battalions are needed, each with three companies of 250 men. Enlistment is open to properly qualified applicants via forest service recruiting officers, with most ranks as privates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. S. Army
Forest Service
Minster Engineers
War Department
Denver
Colo
Washington
Porter Slashes Man At Station
A switchman Satterfield is slashed on the hand by a porter after an argument aboard a train at the local depot. A negro suspect fled. soldiers, under Lieut Wehternach, searched the wards but did not capture him. Suspect remains at large as details are sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satterfied
Satterfield
Wehternach
Manion to Be Behind Bat Benefit Game
Ricks Manion arrived from the south and will bat for the Red Cross benefit game Sunday at Pioneer Park. George Cummings, station agent at Ninet on the Colorado Southern, will play second. Al Cronin will be in the Indians box, with Gente expected to pitch for Ft. Russell. The regimental band will provide music, and tickets are on sale at post exchanges for the Pioneer park charity game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricks Manion
Red Cross
Ploneer Park
George Cummings
Indians
George
Ninet
Cub
Colorado& Southern
al Croniia
Gente
Ft. Russet
Mouele
Rey Cross
Pioneer Park
Ft. Russell
Smith Cleared of One Charge
A man named Stanley Smith is cleared of one count after being arrested a few nights ago on allegations of stealing a gold watch from a Greek individual and the theft of a sample case containing cash and women’s clothing. The case involved a sample line reported missing by T A Williams a traveling salesman from Walcott Wyoming. Williams claimed the goods were in a local hotel awaiting his return. The goods bore Williams’s traveling trademark. He provided two conflicting stories about the sample case keeping the authorities uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Smith
Malice
C. F.rmberg
T. A. Williams
Walcott
Wyo
Williams
Willams
U-Boat Menace to Bank Ended
The polluted gutter by the First National Bank has been drained and rebuilt to prevent water collection. The issue, nicknamed the fish pond, troubled passersby for weeks, but the nuisance has been removed. The notice also advertises a bargain store on Pioneer Ave seeking buyers and sellers of various goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Deel
Passere-By
Wyoming Pioneer
Pioneer Avé
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Sae
Vienna
Lake Minnehaha
Mise Thompson
Una Nightwander
Abuy KE. Roys, Johnson and Porter
Morton
Rock Springs
R. A. Morton
Wyoming Federation of Women's Clubs
State Public Health Association
Grace Meigs
Federal Health Survey
Barbara Bartlett
Washington, D. C
Julia C. Lathrop
Children’s Bureau
Meigs
Anna FE. Rude
Sheridan
T. 8. Taliaferro
Liberty Loan
Chugwater
Norton Lee
Colorado School of Mines
Golden
Mr Lee
Ena Crain
Fort Collins
The
Agricultural College of Colorado
Grace Devine
Colorado Agricultural College
Miss Devine
Glee Club
Dan
Parke
Dan, Jr
Cyril, Jr
M. Mvm. Morris
Parks
Jessie Lummis
New York City
Columbia College
Lummis
Illinois State Normal Edhou
John
B. B. Brooks
Casper
Wyoming Federation of Women's Eounts
Capitol
Brooks
Federation
Baby Girl
the Fashion Shop
West 7Th Street
Express
Boyd's Cash Market and Grocery
Wasserman's
Man
Malcolm McClurie
Leove Culp
Jad
BUICK
Bates
U.5
Engineer Corps
Wat Department
Anelst In
Organtz
Twentieth Engineers (Forest) Regiment
Tenth
Ginewra Florest
Linterjiek Regiment
France
Showo
Soldibus
Manion
Clasaified
Ade
Resulta
Wooltex
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Weslies
Smith
Switch
Cine
New York
the Jewell Nursery Co
Minn
Per
O. Marsh
Swisher Optical Company
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