Social tea at Miss Bessie Cook’s East Twenty-first Street home
Five oclock tea hosted by Miss Bessie Cook featured pink and white carnations on linen tables. Guests included Mrs. Wayland of Fort Russell, Mrs. Griffin, and many from Chicago Omaha and Sydney. A seven course luncheon followed with hostesses and committee members overseeing service. The session noted the Woman’s Club meeting at Carnegie Library with talks on Provence churches and Florentine monasteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Cook
East Twenty-first Street
Melissa Brook
Elevig Jensen
Mary Ellis
Robert Cook
Mies
Cook
J.T. Wayland
Fort Russell
Charles Griffin
Paul Bailey
T. _B. Kennedy
Henry Watson
T.Z. Stever
Charles Qhnhane
Paul Lariver
A. W. Muechner
Galen A. Fox
Margaret Burdick
Katherie Organ
Gertrude’ Geddes
Ved O’boyle
Thy Rogers
Verna
Helen Gilland
Rose Martin
Oberfelder
Sydney
Rosalije Stone
Jennie Roseman
Jan Brooks
Abby Brooks
Hazel McGuire
V. K. Hart
Woman's Club
Qgarnegie Library
Cyrus Beard
Hart
Provence
J. H. Fullerton
Iver Johnson
Ross
Florence
Italy
Chib
Paris Club Socials Return After Summer Hiatus
The Crape' Diem club met for the first time since summer at Miss Kathryn Brennan's Warren Avenue home with a five hundred game and a pink rose themed supper. Guests included Mrs. Hugh Goffman Mrs. OConnell and others. A Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs. G W Rockfield's home drew thirty five attendees with bazaar planning discussed for a future event. The Baptist Mission circle held its first post summer meeting at Mrs. Palid's residence with local members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Brennan
Warren Avenue
Tow Bitesta
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Niceltieeld
G. W. Rockfield
Frank L. Bird
Peasion
Banaar
Local Odd Fellows anniversary and Rebekah branch event
The 59th anniversary of the Rebekah branch of the Odd Fellows was celebrated at the hall with pink and green decor. An impromptu program, music, recitations, and High Five games followed by a buffet luncheon for about eighty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Order of Odd Fellows
City Briefs and Court Actions Highlight Cheyenne News
The issue notes Buechner Jewelry Co and Cheyenne Reliable Manufacturing Jewelers and Engravers. The Supreme Court will convene today. Burns Water Co of Burns files incorporation papers with the secretary of state. Over fifty Cheyenne Elks plan to attend the state fair at Douglas with a special train. Deputy State Veterinarian Dr. A N Irwin returned to Cheyenne after destroying four horses at Douglas and two at New Castle due to glanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buechner Jewelry Co
Cheyenne
Burns Water Company
Burns
Secretary of State
Douglas
A. N. Irwin
New Castle
Funeral services for William Mitchell at Gleason chapel
William Mitchell died of typhoid fever earlier in the week. His funeral drew many members of the local Carpenters Union, of which he was an active member. Delegates to the Republican state convention at Rawlins returned to Cheyenne. many northern and eastern county delegates left for home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleason Chapel
William ©. Mitchell
Carpenters’ Union
Rawlins
Cheyenne
Baptist Ladies Bake Sale at Johnston's Store Saturday
The Baptist Ladies will hold a bake sale at Johnston's Store this Saturday. Proceeds benefit church activities and community outreach programs.
Wyoming Motorcycle Club Contest Sunday Sept 18
Motor cycle contest hosted by the Wyoming Motorcycle Club runs two hours starting at 2 PM on Sunday September 18. Admission is free with prizes including a set of Goodrich outer casings valued at $26, a Morgan and Wright inner tube set, and a third prize inner tubes. All are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Motorcycle Club
Goodrich
Morgan and Wright
August Wehmeier Succumbs To Pneumonia
August Wehmeier died at St. John's hospital Thursday after several days ill. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made but the service will likely be conducted from the Giacagon chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welhmeyer
St. John’s Hospital
Typhoid Fever Claims Viscotm TM at Hospital
After several days of typhoid fever C. W. Dearweater succumbed to the disease at St. John’s Hospital. Remains will likely be shipped to Cincinnati for interment reflecting the local hospital death notice in The Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Dearweater
BL. John's Hospital
Remaina
Cincinnati
Ohio
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythiog Adjourns After Meeting
After a three day session in Cheyenne the Annual meeting of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythiog adjourned. The grand lodge officers offered a prize for the best drill team which was won by a new Cheyenne team. Gold Paints at Sherman Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch
Booth
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythiog
Cheyenne
Letter Fragments Discovered In City Dump Revealing Civil War Story
Workers uncover a bundle of letters from a Civil War soldier to "My Precious Lisbeth" dated 1862. The missives, faded with roses and road sprigs, tell of battles, woundings, and longing, ending with a stray note about a cat under a barrel. The owners could not be identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harlem
Lisbeth
John
Elizabeth
Ted
Washington
Virginia
Dicknes
Lisbett
Mily
Fave's Recon Structures Remedy Sale Notice
Acta directly upon the river stimulating that organ to a healthy condition and asserting an influence on the whole gastro intestinal tract Inducing muscular tone and healthy condition of the digestive tract For sale by the Palace Drug Store Bake day sale at Ben's Store today 17 Pai vu
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Drug Store
Altar Society of
St. Mary's
Ben’s
Hayenne Fireman Quietly Marries
Cheyenne firemen protest as Charles Lindstrom, known as the auto-hose driver, slips from headquarters Wednesday evening with unknown bride Nellie Green. The couple plans to reside at their Cheyenne home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Fire Department
Charles Lindstrom
Fire Department
Nellie Green
Mrs. Lindstrom
Bananas Offered At 20 Cents A Dozen
Corner of Twelfth and Warren Avenue reports a listed sale of bananas priced at 20 cents per dozen, with a note indicating four bananas available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley's
Twelfth and
Warren Avenue
Free piano offered in business sale contest
A plain offer promises a free piano to the nearest correct solution with a $150 credit check from The Denver Basic Co. High grade pianos sell near wholesale during the sale, with new planes from $250 and liberal terms. Contestants must submit by 6 p.m. Sept. 20 and will be notified by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wests
Missiesppl
Denver Music Company
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
New Mexico
Bach Home
Denver Music Co
Capitol Avenue
Cheyenne
Wyo
Denver Asic Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ingersoll Store
Thompson
Paris
Bent
Mrs Brewéster
Clarence Holliday
Hugh Goffman
O'Connell
Cornlin
Wenger
Mlle Genevieve Griffin
Josephine Schmidt
Mary Brown
Emma Flotiman
Anna Gusbie
Mina Louise’ Gullivan
Hila Bergenon
Misa Marie Crowley
Baptist Mission Circle
Pere Comhlaw
Marie Blue Strge
Ladies
Misses
Aaa
Wanner
van Wink
Mre
H, B, Johnston
Mra. Bell
Turpin
Laverentz
Mra. van Winkle
Palace Pharmacy
City. Briefs
Supreme Court
Mitchell
the Baptist Ladies
Johnston's
August Wehmeyer
Nation
Sherman Co
Hamer
Oley
Mike
Bays
Rom
Atlas Hotel
LA Fave
Pai
Hayenne
Cape Producte
Ike
Capitol Commercial
Joseph Wasserman
Carey Avenue
Addrege
J Me Newman
M. Walton
H. Weinberger
Denver
Cheyenne, Wyo
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!