Reception happenings at Cox Bartlett ranch near Cheyenne
Mrs. Mark Cox and Mrs. Sidney Bartlett plan a Thursday reception at the Cox ranch on Happy Jack road near Cheyenne as the first in a series of society events. A separate informal supper party honors Miss Augusta Johnston of Washington, D C, with pink decorations and cosmos. Camp Fire Girls of Cheyenne High will trek to Talbot's grove for a Bat on Bat after school today. A Wyoming state flag design contest offers a $20 prize with D A R sanction and a legislature January deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Cox
Sidney Nartlett
Cox
Cheyenne
Happy Jack Road
Bartlett
Frank Gleason
Augusta Johnston
Washington, D. C
Miss Johnston
Camp Fire Girls
Cheyenne High School
Talbot's Grove
Sroic
Abby BE
Roys
Grove
Wyoming
Wyomng
Heyenne
the Daughters ’ the American Revolution
Grace Raynond Hebard
Resia
Kidney Disorder Treatment By Simple Hydration Advice
Dr. W M Pierce extols simple kidney care via hot water each morning and ample daily intake. The article urges drinking water, a little anulk e before meals, and stresses kidneys work day and night to purge poisons. lists danger signals like backache and rddowsiness and urges readers to visit drug stores for remedies to regain health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Pierce
Visiting List and Local Social Notes From Cheyenne
A flurry of arrivals and departures fills Cheyenne society pages as Mrs Walter La Pash of Chicago visits sister in law Mrs Fred Wirsig and Mrs William La Pash of Butte join at the Hirsig home. Capt and Mrs Underwood return from Sheridan where they attended the Masonic grand lodge and dine with Mr and Mrs L R Tyson Jr. Aileen Guy departs Saturday for the University of Wyoming in Laramie while Mr and Mrs Harry Klingman plan a ten day Colorado motor trip. The Dutcher family heads to Burns for the Laramie county fair, and Mrs John F Carey returns from a week in Laramie with niece Mrs Mills and friends. Mrs Mills house on East Twenty third is leased by Mr Merton, principal of the high school. Mrs Carolyn Wilbert of Belleville Kansas visits Mrs John Rees. Dr and Mrs Shingler and Mr and Mrs Johnston attend the Burns fair. Walter Larsh Jr returns to visit in Cheyenne before college. Rev E B Brace of the First Methodist returns from Lander where he attended the annual conference. Miss Mabel Livermore and Miss Hazel Hell attend the Baptist state convention in Laramie. Joseph M Carey of Philadelphia visits Judge J M Carey and leaves for home due to illness in his family. Mrs Joseph M Carey and Miss Eleanor Fillebrown plan an eastern trip. Fillebrown returns to Philadelphia while Carey visits Boston and New Hampshire and remains away several weeks. State Leader want ad continued in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter la Pash
Chicago
Cheyenne
Mra
Fred Wirsig
William la Pash
Butte
Montana
Hirsig
Joseph M. Carey
Eleanor Fillebrown
East
Miss Fillebrown
Philadelphia
Mrs. Carey
Boston
New Hampshire
Woman's Clubs Card Social and Shakespeare Club Study Group
The Woman's Relief Corps hosts a card social at the library auditorium with refreshments and prizes for high scores plus a flower fund offering. Shakespeare Club meets Monday at Mrs. W. L. Whipple's home to study Browning under Miss Maude Johnston for eight weeks. Churchill PTA opens this afternoon at 3 30 in the school assembly room. parents urged to attend, new teachers to be welcomed, officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. C
Woman's Relief Corps
Shakespeare Club
W. L. Whipple
Browning
Maude Johnston
Churchill
Churchill School Parent-Teacher Association
Charity group elects new secretary and outlines schedule
The Associated Charities met Tuesday evening at the Industrial club basement with President J F Roasman presiding. They elected Mabel Smith as secretary to fill the vacancy from Louella Moore’s resignation and set a regular annual election for November. Salesrooms will open Saturday mornings and donations of clothing are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Industrial Club
J. F. Roasman
Louella Moore
Genevra Brock
Carnegie Library
Mabel Smith
Bermutlea
Presbyterian Ald Society Hosts Afternoon Meeting
Church circles at St. Mark's Guild discuss parish activities. Mrs. Robert Davidson and Mrs. William Lannen to host Presbyterians Ald Society in church parlors this afternoon. Guild of St. Mark's meets at Parish House at three. Methodist Social Circle opens this year's activities with a social benelagton at Mrs. Henry Hannum home. members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ald Society
Robert Davidson
William Lannen
Presbyterian. Ald Society
St. Mark's
Guild of St. Mark's
Methodist Social Circle
Henry Hannum
Guild Bake Sale at Union Mercantile by St. Mark's Guild
The ladies of St. Mark's Guild will hold a bake sale Saturday at the Union Mercantile store. Sewing School Opens invites former members of the B&I Mark's sewing school and other young girls to Mrs. R. W. Warren's home Saturday afternoon for the first class since summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Guild
Union Mercantile Store
R. W. Warren
B&i. Mark's Sewing School
Gtria
Ban on Hunting on Military Reservation Sparks Clarity
Commandant Capt. 5 A. Smoke at Port D. A. Russell announces a fall hunting ban on the military reservation. Only soldiers may hunt this season. civilians must stay off. The move aims to curb license payments by soldiers off the reservation, affecting Lake Pearson residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. A
Port D. A. Russell
Lake Pearson
Woman and Son Found Dead in Home With Bullet Wounds
Near Bept 14 Mira William Irving and her five year old son were found dead in their home with bullet holes through their heads. The sheriff discovered the bodies after the wife, separated from her husband, asked for protection. Authorities suspect murder and suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remedisi
Mian
Mira
William Irving
Frosty statewide conditions bring record lows across Wyoming
Forecasters report widespread frost across the state with Yellowstone Park dipping to 27 degrees. Cheyenne and Lander see subfreezing readings while Laramie and Sherman Hill report heavy frost. The forecast calls for continued cold in the south and warmer temps further north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone
Cheyenne
Heridan
Lander
Laramie
Sherman Bill
Fannie Ward Sends Gowns from New York to California
The Lyric Theatre item notes Fannie Ward of Paramount Pictures leaving for New York with two trucks, returning with five gowns and two more on the way. Jack Dean claims Ward controls New York gowns, leaving him little time for his own fittings amid billing and tailoring demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Ward
Paramount Pictures
New Yorket
California
Express
Jack Dean
New York
Mies Ward
Jack
Ward Stars In New Photodrama Each Pearl and Tear At Lyric
Star of The Cheat Tennessee’s Pardner and The Gutter Magdalene Miss Ward has completed her latest starring vehicle Each Pearl and Tear to be shown at the Lyric today. She has signed a long term Lusky contract and will appear exclusively in their photodramatic productions for some time to come. The film is said to give Miss Ward wide scope to display her dramatic ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Ward
Lasky
Tennessee
Lyric
Miss Ward
Lusky Company
Attention Lady Maccabrees monthly collection notice
A notice announces monthly collections on the afternoon of the tenth, the night of the second Monday and fourth Friday, with collection possible at the Record Keeper's home. Price listed is $14 Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
See Mart ter lasurence and houses
See mention of a Mart terrace or mortgage note and related housing items. the fragment references an avenue address 1 Ave and lists uncertain details about property or sale. Further readable facts are limited in the supplied text.
Button Mystery Explained in Old Newspaper Style
The Philadelphia North America essay explains why men left and women right buttoning differ. It traces theories from maid convenience to arm use, then asserts women often button with one hand while men use both, urging readers to test the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Theo
Boy Thrown From Horse in Saturday Accident
Mark Hirsic, 14, was thrown from his horse yesterday afternoon around 6 50 and stunned for several minutes. He remounted and rode home, suffering vast effects from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hirsic
Mark Hirste
Fred Straig
Manewal Buys East Eighteenth Street Home
Louis Manewal purchased the residence at 93 East Eighteenth avenue recently vacated by Pearl Stine and family who moved to Detroit. Manewal has moved from his former home at 20 East Twentieth. F S Kiang back-bank Kina reports Rambouillet sheep taking prizes at Milwaukee fair and will send some to Casper and Topeka fairs next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Manewal
Pearl Stine
Detroit
Mr. Manewel
F. S. Kiang
Kina
Laramie
Aretes
Progressive Party Responds to Wilson Speech of 1914
The Progressive Party notes with concern that over four years its platform and goals have not advanced, acknowledging they are also proghesives and citing President Wilson's September 1914 acceptance speech as a reference point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilsom
Local taxi service moves to Harry Wilson’s Cigar Shop
Announcement notes the taxi service formerly at Sande’s Drug Store has relocated to Harry Wilson’s Cigar Store. The piece then digresses into a dated health ad touting limestone phosphate as a stomach and bowel cleanse, urging readers to buy from the drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sande’ Drug Store
Harry Wilson
Phone Toaw
Hopes Women Will Adopt This Habit As Well As Men
A promotional note urges women and men to adopt a healthy morning routine to improve blood and vitality. It extols clean blood and cheerful appearance as signs of vigor, claiming rosy complexions and natural confidence follow.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sheridan
Mra. A. A. Underwood
Masonic Grand Lodge
Aileen Guy
Universiy of
Harry Klingman
Colorado
R. H. Dutcher
Charles
Burns
Laramie County
John F. Carey
John Mills
F. H. Merton
Merton
Mills
East Twenty-third Street
Carolyn Wilbert
Belleville, Kansas
John Rees
J. J. Shingler
John&ton
Walter Larsh, Jr
University of Michigan
W. L. Larsh
E. EB. Brace
First Methodist Church
Mabel Livermore
Hazel Hell
J. M. Carey
Want Ade
Ford
Ing City
Horace Jenkins
W. Lincoln Highway
Ehalashion
W. 17Th St
The
Lyric Theatre
Fannie
Lasky Star
Lyric Today
Lady Maccabrees
Lincoln Highway
Louis Manewal
Fis
Prariatine Esidench
Progressive Party
Wooltex
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Capitol Avenue
A. Aed
New, Moner
U .O-Ua
Jarry P. Nymus
Lowy Ree Bay
Va Jeette
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!