Autumn Luncheon Decor and Charity Notices
A society luncheon hall reveals yellow and white decor with seven tables and chrysanthemum place cards as guests arrive. Organized by Miss Ruth Nash and others, it includes a long guest list, plus a Missionary society meeting at Mrs. Frank oo’s home and an approaching church bank offering service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Mary Kieffer
Beatrice Cook
B. B. Brooke
G. A. Fox
Martha Fox
Elizabeth Kieffer
J. Conney
John Harrington
George Snow
Harry J. Dyer
George Lamb
J. .W. “Burke
A.“H. Marble
McGarvey
D.’, Apperson
John Ee Mra
Charles Bristol
P. Puller
James ‘Cooper
Ink
C. Palmer
P. Jacobiauff
Thomas Cooper
FE. C. Nash
William Storey
Peter Cook
John H. Smith
William Dinneen
Crowley
J. J. Jenkins
Baxter
Kauffman
O'Connell
Morning and Evening Services at First Congregational Church
The report notes Miss Mabel Patten leaving Friday for Baltimore to enter her third year at Goucher College. The Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society set to meet Tuesday at Mrs. Robert Morten's home on Sixteenth Street. John Schimeman departed for New York this week. Mrs. Meldrum hosted a Five Hundred game at her Twenty fifth Street home. Mr. and Mrs. Bresnajian returned from San Francisco after attending a family illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Patten
Baltimore
Goucher College
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Robert Morten
Sixteenth Street
Thomas Meldrum
Special Prairie Rail Fare Note and Schedule
The Colorado and Southern offers a round trip fare from various points with sales Sept 27 to 30 and final Oct 1. A Wheatland to Douglas special train runs Sept 50 at 7:30 AM to 8:30 PM with reduced rates to many towns. children 5-12 pay half. Also advertised are dress goods at Evening Shaders and moldings at Sherman Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Colorado and Southern
Wheatland
Eaving Wheatland
Wheatl
Oya
Buckhorn
Hartville Jet
Badger
Wendover
Cassa
Glenda
Bona
Leigh Neb tragedy as farm hand ends life over personal crisis
In Leigh Nebraska on September 24, farm hand Grosa, employed by Fred Herman near Leigh, killed himself with a pistol after a day that included paying debts and a hearty dinner. A note to his father claimed distress over a personal crisis and stated he acted alone despite no apparent motive linked to others. He had been engaged to marry Emma Vasek. his parents live on a Clarkson-area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh, Neb
Grosa
Fred Herman
Leigh
Mr. Herman
Art
Gross
Nook
Wool Taffeta Dress Goods Line From Myers and Co
Complete line of wool taffeta dress fabrics offered by WM Myers and Co with a full range of colors available. Local shoppers invited to view the new stock and select swatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers D, G. CO
WM. Myers Ty
Get
City Briefs From Cheyenne Laramie and Local Construction
State humane agent T Bright returned to Cheyenne from Laramie after attending the Albany County fair reporting no cruelty to animals. The new hotel at Sixteenth Street and Central Avenue has its walls finished and cornice in place. interior work starts soon. Miles Shepherd of the Harrington store departs Monday for an extended business trip to Denver and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Bright
Cheyenne
Laramie
Albany County Fair
Bright
Sixteenth Street
Central Avenue
Miles Shepherd
Harrington
Denver
Papers Recovered After Being Reported Lost
Police located the papers yesterday in a Sixteenth Street rooming house after Jerry Lovell of Denver reported them missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Lovell
Denver
Torney
Sixteenth Street
Street Car Improvements Halted at Fort Russell
The street railway company reports workers raising the track to the new Fort Russell grade. Cars are currently limited to running only to the Artillery barracks while the line is being adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Railway Company
Fort Russell
News Briefs: Rail Collision and Staff Change in Durango
A Colorado locomotive collided with cattle north of the city, killing five cattle. Changes at the local paper: William A. Bartlett resigns as city editor and departs for Durango to invest in a newspaper. W. N. Monfort succeeds Bartlett as editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
William A. Bartlett
Durango
Colo
W. N. Monfort
Mr. Bartlett
Evening Shades Wool Bat Ist Dressing Goods at WM Myhers
Wool bat and dress goods advertised by WM Myhers Co guiding buyers to evening shade fabrics and related textiles. Price and product details appear in a brief store notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste
Notable deaths in Aspen and Denver area on Sept 24
Mrs. Charles Green a Pitkin county pioneer dies of paralysis at about 74 in Aspen. Gen Charles R Brayton Rhode Island Republican leader dies in Providence. Dr O K Fleming prominent Denver physician dies at home from cerebral hemorrhage. survived by wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspen
Colo
Charles Green
Pitkin County
Providence
Charles R. Brayton
Rhode Island
National Republican Committee
Denver
O. K. Fleming
Sherman
Social Dance Evening at A. O. U. W. Hall
A Forester team hosts a Monday evening social dance on September 19 1910 at the A O U W Hall with music by Hanes. Admission includes refreshments and lively square dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MW. A. Forester
A. O. U. W. Hall
Hanes, Choke
Aduilosion
Massachusetts mill clock to be tallest in western hemisphere
The Ayer mills at Lawrence plan a massive four-face clock with a 22 foot dial diameter and a 5 060 pound bell. It will weigh about 40 000 pounds with ten foot hands, ground glass faces, and a fourteen foot pendulum. Winding is by hand each week to ensure accuracy, with a minute contact driving secondary clocks. President Wood’s aim is for Lawrence to be known by the clock in the tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ayer
Lawrence
Western Hemisphere
United States
New Union Depot
San Francisco
City Hall
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Hang
Wood
Ayer Mills
Sermon subjects at churches today listed
The Presbyterian Church and First Congressional Church outline morning and evening sermons. Subjects include What Do Presbyterians Believe and My Denomination at Work for My Country. Special meetings feature the Woman's Missionary Society address by Rev W. G. Pridefoot and singing under Mrs Kediwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Presbeteriane
Charles Leonard
Seguts
First Congressional Church
Woman's Missionary Society
W. G. Pridefoot
Kédiw
Gérmon
We Gr Puiddefoot
Min Wim
Roberts
South Sunday School
F. L. Moore
Methodist Church Service Schedule and Leader
The church lists Sunday school at 10:00. Pastor leads with sermons at 11:00 and 7:90. Class meeting at 12/14. Epworth League meets at 6:50. W. M. Nelson is the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Epworth League
W. M. Nelson
Allen Chapel and Church Weekly Services Announced
Weekly notice lists Sabbath services at Allen Chapel and A. Me B. Church with morning and evening sessions. Evening program includes a band and meeting at 7 40 p.m. Weekly service meeting scheduled Wednesdays at 7 p.m. All are welcome. Address 6280 p m. Syrup of White Pine advertised as a remedy by The Palace Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valace Pharmacy
Origin of Union Label
New York dispatch reports Dr. Ernest Sprenden traces the origin of the union label to 1879 in San Francisco, amid Chinese and white cigar makers competition. He cites earlier 1869 carpenters stamps and notes the label spread to Europe and Australia, distinguishing it from medieval hall marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnea Ina
Enveat R. Spenden
San Francisco
Congressional Committee
Europe
Australia
Spedden
Medicos Meeting Program Set for Wyoming Doctors
The Wyoming States MedPal society announces its twelfth annual session at Casper on September 28 and 29. A strong scientific program includes papers by N Nelson Shoshoni George P Johnatan Cheyenne J C Kamp Casper Thos G Maghree Lander A E Cantril Douglas Grant Safely Lander Geov Strader Cheyenne and a lecture plus X ray demonstration by Dr George H Stover. Dr Leonard Freeman of Denver will address the society. A social ride about Casper and a banquet at the Grand Central hotel are planned for visitors by local physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming ‘States MedPal Society
Casper
Wyoming
Nelson
Shoshoni
George
P. Johnatan
Cheyenne
J. C. Kamp
Thos. G. Maghree
Grand Central Hotel
New Shades Homespun Dress Goods Sale Notice
A clipped ad fragment announces new shades homespun dress goods from WM and ERS D. G. offering fabrics for garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Shades
Dickerson Case Heads Back To Supreme Court
N R Greenfield Carbon county prosecutor argued a motion for a new trial for Peter Dickerson of Lacade county who is serving a ten year term for perjury. The case remains one of the most famous criminal episodes in the state’s recent history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickerson
Supreme Court
N. R. Greenfield
Carbon County
State Supreme Court
Peter Dickersony
Lacade County
Dickerach
Prisoner Convicted After Perjury Trial in Laramie County
In Laramie County an inmate initially charged with a crime was acquitted amid claims of perjured testimony. He was later re-arrested for perjury and found guilty, receiving a seven year sentence after serving about one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lifon
Laramie
Asmaullahd
Revered speaker to preach at First Congregational Cheyenne
Rev W G Puddefoot, noted author of The Bike Man on the Frontier, will occupy the pulpit today at the First Congregational church Cheyenne. His international reputation and broad studies of our country promise a compelling address for all interested observers in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pupcheoor
First Congregational
W. G. Puddefoot
Cheyenne
Church Services Planned At Portices Tomorrow
A note announces services at the church tomorrow with a speaker addressing attendees at morning and evening sessions. The message urges all to attend and participate in the events at the portices.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the
Congregational Church
Frank Oo
al Home Missionary Society
Puddlefoot
Atyle
Ladies' Aid Society of
South Cheyenne
Brunion
Mes
Rath
J. W. Piper
Piedenburg
William Heatley
Jessen
Edward’ Lewis
Guild of
81 Mark's Church
Mra. W. B. D. Gray
Paris
Jace
First Congregational Church
John Schimeman
New, York
James
Re. Bresnajian
Mra
Planty
South Front
Wyoming State
WOO Batiste Dress Goods
Myers DG. CO
Sherman Co
Pierce
Wayne
Pony Hose Bor
Keiser Neokwhar
Nebraska
Buechner Jewelry Co
Tromarkable
San Prancisco
Trades Unionium
Waa
Shermin Co
Medicos
Joseph Wasserman
Qgarey
Ryanaton Wee Matson
O Mine Wood
Ace
Dae Dobneon
THE
Boston Ladies’ Tailor
Garey Ave
Harris
J. H. Crouse, Prop
Eddy
Phon
Bik
Cheyenne Steam Laundry
Ward
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