Residents Traveling and Returning from Denver Trips
Mrs Roberta and Mere Mueh Me Gee of Granite Canyon visit Cheyenne while Mrs FH Vaughan and Mies Fo fa Smith depart from the Vaughan home for Denver for a few days. Mr Fred J Crabb returns from Platte county tour for the Anti Safoon league where he serves as superintendent. Mr and Mrs William K finrichs return from Denver after a weekend, driving their new Dodge.
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Mrs
Roberta and
Mere Mueh Me Gee
Granite Canyon
Cheyenne
FH. Vaughan
Mies
Fa Smith
Vaughan
Denver
Fred J. Crabb
Platte County
Anti-Safoon League
William K&. Finrichs
Social Roundup Covers Parties and Nuptials Across Cheyenne
A series of social events includes a Saturday reception at Mrs Lannen’s new home. a Day in the Country trip to Mrs Coyen’s ranch. Miss Margaret Lacey’s informal dancing party. Governor Kendricks dinner with Elk meat centerpiece. Kensington for Mrs Johnson in Cheyenne. Mrs Copeland honored by Oakleaf Chapter with pink roses. a Denver wedding of Warren Mulford and Mabel Wolfe with plans to Oak Creek. engagement of Stanley Vaughan and Edna Garnett Smith announced in Glenrock. Kensington hosted by Mrs Morton with Mrs La Pash of Butte and others. Mrs Farrell recovering after surgery. and Frances Willard W C T U hosting Living Pictures night at the Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M& Stanley C. Vaughan
Cheyenne
F. H. Vaughan
Edna Garnett Smith
Glenrock
Edward Smith
Miss Smith
Smith
Kensington
James Morton
Aix
Will la Pash
Butte
Montane
Fred Hirsig
la Pash
Fred Hirsly
W. L. la Pash
Chicago
Robert Davidson
William Lannen
J. C. Thompson, Jr
Alex Nimmo
Mark Cox
Martha Ferguson
George Kingham
W. H. Gill
Frank Vr
Local residents recount visits and travels across states
Miss Florence Pearson visited her parents in the city last weekend before returning to Burns to teach. Miss Lillian Pearson traveled from Buford to Cheyenne with Mr and Miss Rollman to visit family at 1813 Peblican street. Billy Walker, Cheyenne’s leading photographer, returns from Glenrock. Ruth Robinson, from Cheyenne, has gone home to Kansas. Mr and Mrs George Hackman returned from Omaha and Council Bluffs. Their daughter Misa Kether Hackman visited her aunt in Sidney. Graham Walker heads to University of Michigan in Ann Arbor for his final college year. Mrs Helen Keefe vacationed in Salt Lake City Ogden and Colorado. Edward and F B Vaughan from Glenrock plan a Colorado trip, returning later this week. Mrs Bert Modes attended a Granite Canyon gathering hosted by the Alne dames Ohenstelo.
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Christchurch
Glenrock
Vaughan
Cheyenne
Miss Smith
Walcome
Cheyenne Creamery
Cheyenne High School
University of Colorado
Florence Pearson
Burns
Lillian Pearson
Buford
Rollman
Peblican Street
Ruth Robinson
George Hackman
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Misa Kether Hackman
Sidney
Church Circles and Mission Meetings Schedule
Church circles plan gatherings this afternoon with Mrs Sam Ohenstein to receive ladela and discuss Fiana for the holidays. The Baptist Mission Circle meets at 3 pm with hostesses E S Johnston Percy Smith and Gus Hamilton. Congregational Missionary society holds annual bank offering in church parlors Friday with missionary barrels opening and invited members. Sunergae Meeting at St Marks Parish House featured a social afternoon of needlework and winter planning with tea served by Mrs J H Walton and Miss Maude Holcomb.
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Kensington
Johnson
Mra
Sam Ohenstein
Co Ohensteinr
Mrs. Johnson
Little Rock
Arkansas
Cheyenne
Fiana
Wreed
Baptist Mission Circle
Johnston
Percy Smith
Gus Hamilton
Congregational Missions
Congregational Missionary Society
St. Mark's
J. H. Walton
Maude Holcomb
Past Matron and Musical Club Meetings Announced
The Past Matron's club meets this afternoon with George Copeland. All Past Matron and visiting matrons invited. A special Musical club meeting at the library auditorium Thursday evening aims to finish by seven thirty so members can attend the Bryan rally. Rebekah Anniversary notes Magic City Rebekah lodge No. 6 will mark the anniversary Thursday at I O O F hall with Rebekahs and families invited.
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George Copeland
Musical Club
Rebekah
Magic City
Rebekah Lodge No. 6
I. OO. O. F. Hall
Rebekahs
Meeting minutes note October 8 Transection of business at Carnegie Library
Sunshine club holds gathering with Mee Leonard and others as guests. Members present include John B. Kendrick J. Jordan Rosas Carpenter and several more. Next meeting set for October 8 in the woman’s club room at Carnegie Library to conduct business affairs.
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Mee Leonard
Mies Sibler
Mins Eaton
Woman's Club Room
Carnegie Ibrary
Gwests
Mia
Jeanie C. Liston
Georgia Sullivan
Tne Baron
Alice Hutchinson
Sibter
Mondames
John B. Kendrick
J. K. Jordan
J. Rosas Carpenter
P. J. Black
John Schuneman
John Brown
B. H. Sinclair
M. A. Kline
Ed Nash
Leonard
DD. F. Hudson
W. W. Nueselle
Fred Miller
F. J. Furry
Crain
L A to the O B C Meet at Capitol Hall This Afternoon
The L A to the O B C will meet this afternoon at 9 o'clock at Capitol Hall for the regular meeting.
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L. A
Capitol Hall
Sees Peace Talk Ahead as Mexico Planning Moves Forward
New London Sept 19 The official Mexico announcement of a convention to amend the constitution is interpreted by American members of the American Mexican joint commission as a sign that steps toward restoring normal conditions are being taken as quickly as possible. The commission did not meet today and talks from two weeks ago focused on internal Mexican affairs rather than border issues.
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New London
Mexico
Salt Lake Capitalist Dies After Mount Rainier Fall
J A Fritsch a Salt Lake City capitalist died last night in Paradise Valley after a fall into a crevasse on Mount Rainier Friday near the summit. His body is being brought to Tacoma to await relatives instructions.
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Tacoma
Wash
J. A. Fritsch
Salt Lake City
Mount Rainer
Paradise Valley
Beer Consumption Falls as Prohibition Affects April 1916
The Western Brewer reports April 1916 beer sales at 4,613,512 barrels, down 528,912 from April 1915. In Superior Wisconsin on July 1 there were no prisoners in jail, no drunks arrested, and no lodging applications amid local prohibition. Captain Louis Osborne notes fewer drunks since the city went dry.
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Superior
Wis
Louis Osborne
Sunshine society opens annual activities at Mount Mellick club
Mrs Charlie Bailey hosts an afternoon for the Mount Mellick club as Sunshine society members plan fall work. Yesterday at Mrs Harry E B Crains home the president opened the club's year with a large attendance and brief committee reports plus social time.
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Charlie Bailey
The
Mount Mellick Club
Sunshine Society
Wos
Harry EB. Crain
Prohibition Boosts Colorado Economy Says UP Official
Denver freight agent Lone reports Colorado on the upgrade, noting Prohibition improves wages and reduces saloon spending. He argues older drinkers fade, youth avoid whisky, signaling an end to whisky in Colorado. A Chicago bartender predicts similar dryness for the future.
Youth Supporter Predicts Prohibition Upset in Town
A youth in a Nebraska bar proclaims support for a dry town while the old bartender and a worker family discuss the impact of prohibition. The youth argues hard work and family savings justify a dry policy despite temptations and social pressure.
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Erand Lodge
Sheridan
Ebcesa
Warren E. Mulford
Mabel Wolfe
William B. Hinrichs
W. C. Mulford
Mulford
Cllerk
Railway Mall
C. A. Beach
Warren
Dentistry
Denver University
Oak Creek
James E. Beale
Farrell
St. John's Hospital
C. T. U. Entertainment
Frances Willard
the Baptist Church
Living Pictures
Hinos
Sumona
MetalAshicad
Billy Walker
Graham Walser
Ann Arbor
Michigan
University of Michigan
Mr. Walker
Helen Keefe
Balt
Lake City
Ogden
Colorado
Mee
Glenrack
F. WH
Harold Vaughan
Colorado Springs
Bert Modes
Grenite Canyon
Alnedames Ohenstelo
Baptist Missions
Utah
T. U
Mount Mellick
Vinces
Boston Ladies’ Tailor
Carey Avenue
Railroad Man
F. B. Lone
Tom
Wooltex House
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Capitol Avenue
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
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