Social season opens with Mrs Cox hosts in Cheyenne
Mesdames Owenstein Ohonatein and co hosts entertain at Ken sington for their mother Mrs Johnson of Little Rock as Mrs Cox and Mrs Bartlett plan receptions at their country home in Cheyenne. Julia Reno hosts seven birthday celebration with Post and town children. Five o clock teas set for late September. Camp Fire Girls nearly doubles attendance after a Sloan's Lake outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owenstein
Sam Ohonetein
Huco Ohonatein
Kensington
Johnson
Little Rock
Arkansas
Cheyenne
Julis
Julia Reno
William W., Reno
Fort Russell
Reno
Fost
Post
Camp Fire
Camp Fire Band
Abby E. Roys
Sloan's Lake
Visiting List and Sunshine Society Meetings
The Shakespeare club gathers Monday evenings at Mrs. W. L. Whipple's home to study Browning with Miss Maude Johnston leading for eight weeks. The Sunshine society opens the year with a Tuesday afternoon social at Mrs. Harry E. Crain's home, with a large attendance encouraged. The Past Matrons' Club meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. George Copeland's home inviting visiting and distinguished matrons to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Club
W. L. Whipple
Wil
Sunshine
Sunshine Society
Harry EB. Crain
George Copeland
Social notes of local residents and visitors
Woman's Clubs Miss Pay Walker travels from Junction after six weeks with aunt Mrs. Peter McFarlane then visits Mrs. Lee Priston before returning to New York. Jack Bristol returns from McFarlane ranch. Dr BE G Athens leaves for professional visit to Guernsey and Fort Laramie. Mrs. Harry Riner expected home from Massachusetts. Mrs. Somerfield Taylor travels from the Philippines to visit Mr. C W Riner then goes to Denver. Senator Francia E Warren and party arrive in Cheyenne on Overland Limited. They reside at 222 HH 17th St. Mrs. George EB Abbott and daughter Helen go to Denver for a week. Maude Martin Daives of Denver returns home. H A Griffin and family spend weekend in Denver. George Brophy Jr. noted as son of Bw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pay Walker
Junction
Peter McFarlane
Miss Walker
Lee Priston
New York
Francia E. Warren
Mrs. Warren
Myre
John Morgan
Cheyenne
Overland Limited
Washington
17Th St
Local notes on residents and health travels
Arbor, Mick reports college work interrupted after an injury caused by railway accident in summer. Mrs. Joan B.R. Miller of Manitou visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wangher. Mrs. Hiram Sapp returns from Thermopolis after ten days for health baths. she is improved. Her daughter Mia Priitain of Little Bear will stay at the springs another week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan BR. Miller
Manitou, Colorado
Mra
J. A. Wangher
Hiram Sapp
Thermopolis
Mia
O. KR. Priitain
Little Bear
Teen Patient Killed in Grand Avenue Hospital Incident
A teen patient died and another sustained serious injuries after a hospital incident on Grand Avenue. Reports name Mildred Borbe as the deceased and describe initials Mie Cook and Mise Cool among those affected while details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavenile
Grand Avenue
Beepital
Mildred Borbe
Cook
Community notices and bake sales page items
Local notices list gatherings at the homes of Mrs. H. A. Griffin and the Spauldings, with invitations for Frances Willard W. G. T. U. members and church groups. Also announced are bake sales by Baptist and Presbyterian ladies and a stockholders meeting for Wheatland Industrial Company in Cheyenne on October 2 1978. Rounding out are Wyoming State Fair rail travel deals and a railway schedule snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatland Industrial Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
John Chaplin
Notice of Purchase of Business and Accounts
Notice that the undersigned purchased the entire business including stock and fixtures formerly belonging to James Sisters of Cheyenne Wyoming. Bills payable to James Sisters are now the property of the undersigned and should be paid to Mrs. C. B. W. Davis at 1710 Caray Venus, Cheyenne. No other person has authority to collect or forward bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sisters
Venus
Cheyenne
Roonder
B W. Davis
Taxi Service Moves to Hearey Wiletan Cigar Store
Announcement notes the taxi service previously at Soode the store has relocated to Hearey Wiletan Cigar Store and provides a contact phone TUAW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Taxi Mervice
Soode
Hearey Wiletan
Cigar Store
Phone Tuaw
Letter praising Lydia E Pinkham medicine from Clarksburg woman
Mrs Hanocp M Surre of 470 Water Street Clarksburg West Virginia writes that starting at age 16 a severe cold and suppression nearly left her weak but Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health. She credits the product with helping before childbirth and keeping her well through the spring and summer. The letter promotes the medicine and notes forty years of its use for women and invites readers to seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
Bette
Lydia E. Pinkham
Gale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mark Cox
Cox
Sidney Bartlett
Bartlett
Edward J. Kelley
Julius F. Ott
Kelley
Randall Boulevard
Mrs. Schiele
Sydney Schiele
St. Louis
M. Idleman
Charles N. Potter
Potter
Naomi Behnelder
Nighawanider
Josephine Graves
Roys
Eleanor Clark
Alice Downey
Nighswander
Camp Kendrick
Peruna
Peruna Company
Columbes, Obie
Vietrola
Klein
Klein's Music and Stationery Store
Berf
Jack Bristol
McFarlane
BE. G. Athens
Guernsey
Fort Laramle
Mre
Harry Riner
Beston
Massachusetts
George EB. Abbott
Helen Abbott
Denver
Mr. H. A. Griffin
George Brophy, Jr
Arbor
Mick
Misa Ruth Cook
Capitol Grill
la Capitol
Colorado
Consurgation
Emanuel
Congregation
al Emanuel
Arthur Spaulding
Frances Willard W. G. T. U
H. A. Griffin
Young Ladies' Sodality
Bt. Mary's
Mimses Margiret
Kathryn Kintz
Bt. Mark's Guild
Guild of St. Mark's
Albert Bartlett
Baptist
Johnston Grocery
Byterian
Presbyterian
West 19Th
Mall
Aducare
Dowty
Saratoga
W la
Nelson
Demi Tasso
Harold Smith
Bacha
Ren
Coate
Woolfex House
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Wooltex Coats
Suita
Harry P. Hynds
Mates
Pean
Momchatten
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
Carey Avenue
Douglas
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