Cheyenne Social News Highlights Bridge Party and Local Events
Mrs Mary C Boyle and family from Portage Wis. guest of honor at a bridge party hosted by Mrs J H Conway and Miss Celia O Boyle. Pink asters smilax and pink candles decorated, high scores earned by Mrs Frank Bon and Mrs Meyer Frank. Also notes on informal dinner hosted by Mrs D C Barksdale, Freshman reception at the high school gym, and parish house classes for women and girls. Also birth of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Eugene Ennigh in Augusta Ga with Cheyenne relatives pleased by the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Boyle
Stella
William
Portage
Wis
Cheyenne
J. H. Conway
Celia O'Boyle
Frank Bon
Meyer ‘Frank
Eugene D. Ennigh
Augusta
Ennigh
Mr. Ennigh
H. B. Ennigh
Weather observer career spans multiple cities before marriage
The article notes a long career in weather work with roles in Cheyenne Avellana Dodge City Harti more and Avellata Georgia before his marriage to Miss Maude Morley. It mentions friends in Cheyenne and a later connection to Mrs. Bennighlan and Mrs. Bergeneen.
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Weather Bureau
Maude Morley
Avellata
Cheyenne
Rinnleh
Dodge City
Kaw
Hartimore
Charlotte
N. C
Aveueta
Bnnigh Lan
Mra
Peter Bergeneen
Haa Horte
Friende
Fort Russell Social Events Outline Weekend Plans
Huth daughter of Captain Burt to host a birthday party this afternoon. Mita Marguerite Stull leaves for Wolfe Hall Denver to resume studies. Eleventh Infantry officers held a smoker at the Infantry club. Mrs Mitchell and children depart for extended east visit. Mrs Le May and son head east with Le May joining Mercersburg school. Captain Morton and family plan to depart for the Philippines in December as Morton transfers to the Highth infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huth
Mra
William H. Burt
Mita Marguerite Stull
Major
George C. Stull
Denver
Wolfe Hall
William Mitchell
Captain Mitchell
East
Signal Corps
Daniel le May
le May
The
Post
Mercersberg
Niagara Falls
Montreal
Charles F. Morton
Philippines
Morton
Highth Infantry
Visiting List Notes Big Midwestern and Eastern Trips
Mrs. Joseph M. Carey plans a six weeks eastern tour visiting Boston New York Atlantic City and Philadelphia. Verling Hart eldest son of Captain and Mrs Hart leaves for the University of Colorado Boulder to study medicine with a Delta Pi Delta scholarship. Charles D Carey and wife take a trip to Careyhurst to visit R D Carey. Clara Dodds departs Denver to enter the University of Nebraska journalism program. Harry Henderson Jr. accompanies her.
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Joseph M. Carey
Carey
Boston
New York
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Verling Hart
K. Hart
Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Hart
Delta Pan Delta
Clara Dodds
Denver
Harry Henderson, Jr
Miss Dodds
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Mr. Henderson
Colorado Springs
Local residents plan travels to join relatives and study in cities
A string of brief notices reveals movements among families: visits and departures to Fort Wayne Detroit Cincinnati Denver and Portland. Individuals include Mrs J M Bunce Mrs P H Conroy Miss Tazel Williams and Mrs W Dillman with kin in Idaho Indiana Oregon and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazel Williams
Niveth Jewelry Company
Pocatetto
Idaho
A. J. Matthews
Expert Shoe Man at Kopalds Store Opens Local Hire
Mr S W Burk a Denver shoe salesman with fifteen years experience joins Kopalds shoe store on West Seventeenth Street as a permanent expert. Mr Kopard proprietor travels Wyoming to open four moving picture theaters in the four largest cities and will supervise personally. He plans modern decorations and top equipment to deliver value to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Burk
Denver
Kopald
West Seventeenth Street
Burk
Kopard
Wyoming
Two Nimrods Bag Three Bucks on Deer Hunt
Morgan V. Mulbon and John Arp of Arp & Hammond Tiardware chase a deer trip leaving Cheyenne Sunday morning and return the same evening with three fine bucks. Readers are reminded to consider Chamberlain's Liniment for back pain and muscle soreness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan V. Mulbon
John
Arp & Hammond Tiardware Company
Nimrod
Cheyenne
Chapwater
Semyry
Mayor Bresnahan May Reinstate Police Chief Schoe
Mayor Bresnahan returns from six week visit and says if no other reason is found for the suspension of Chief of Police Edward Schoep, he would appoint him again. The inquiry mentions the patrols moved out of county and state and notes telegrams from prominent locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bresnahan
Edward Schoe
Nimimnon
Wuld
Cheyanne
What Women Want to Know By Mine D M Mille
Practical beauty guidance from the era covers hair removal with a delatone paste, eyebrow darkening with pyroxin, and Japanese skin care using magatone and witch hazel. It warns against excess moisture for hair color and suggests shampooing with orgis root mix for healthier hair.
Johnson Forgetting Tragedy Amid Nightlife at Cafe De Champion
In Chicago on September 16 a white widow Etta Duryea Johnson is buried but her death by own action appears forgotten as Jack Johnson roams the Cafe De Champion in the Black Belt West Thirty Fifth Street greeting guests. A wreath covers her portrait and crowds gather seeking distraction from the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Etta Duryea-Johnson
West Thirty-fifth Street
Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Pfrienda
Facorite
Mia
David Terry
New York
Johson
Chamberlains Colic Remedy Cited for Notable Cures
The public’s faith in Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy rests on observed cures of colic diarrhoea and dysentery and on experiences of many users, with the remedy sold by all dealers throughout the area.
Mishearing a Cylinder Oiling Confusion
A humorous exchange unfolds as a motorist emerges from beneath his car and a helpful friend jokes about oiling the cylinder. The motorist protests that the error was about his ear, not the engine, in a Norman 8 Mack's National Monthly style.
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Earl
Norman 8
Mack
National Monthly
Liquid Veneer? The sherman Co.
An odd Want ad notes Wyomyng medium names The Biute Leoney and urges readers to Try It. The terse item hints at a product or brand promotion with unclear specifics and minimal details.
Cascarets claim quick relief for constipation and liver cleanse
An advertisement urges readers to take Cascarets to relieve headache biliousness indigestion and sour stomach. It promises overnight clearing and a healthy liver and bowels with a 10 cent box sold at drug stores and even kids will take them due to pleasant taste. It mentions the Tivoli Rathskeller venue and the Sherman Co. as endorsers.
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A. I. Matthews
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