Social events fill Cheyenne week with dances and visits
Mrs Mulford of Denver guests at Kensington hosted by Mrs Hinrichs. Park addition matrons invite to At home and bridge tea. Kingsford entertain at the Plains for Etta Kennedy of Laramie. Sunergae Dance at St Mark's Parish House invites Fort Russell servicemen and local youth weekly. Distant travelers and visitors including Mrs Collins cousin land updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ¢. Mulford
Denver
Cheyenne
W. EK. Hinrichs
Kensington
A .Semrad
T. Paul Wilcox
Park Addition
Visiting List Shows Town Social and Travel Plans
Mr and Mrs Charles Carey moved in from the ranch yesterday and will return today The two families host guests at the Judge Carey home Helen and Mary Ethel Holliday of Laramie visit Cheyenne for a weekend Miss Gierggude Thompson Helen returns home and Mary Ethel joins friends en route to the University of Wyoming Ruth Hanesworth heads to Laramie to resume studies as a sophomore Mrs Billy Walker leaves for Detroit to visit her son Graham Walker with a chemical employer Mr and Mrs Wilkie Collins of Douglas are in Cheyenne for a brief stay to attend the funeral of Mrs J J McCutcheon of Wheatland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F McAtee
Twin Falls
Idaho
Peter Appel
Nebraska
George van Winkle
Douglas
Baptist State Convention
van Winkle
Association
William A. Riner
John Innis
Moore
W. S. Carpenter
Charles Carey
Judge Carey
Mary Ethel
Helen Holliday
Laramie
Cheyenne
Gierggude Thompson
Helen
Ruth Hanesworth
University of Wyoming
Billy Walker
Detroit
Graham Walker
Walker
Wilkie Collins
Women’s clubs meet for fortnightly programs and tea
The P E E P E O sisterhood gathers this afternoon with Mrs J D Shingle for the regular fort night program and social session. Mrs H B Gates hosted the F W A bridge club with a tea after card games. The Alpha club opens its year this afternoon at the Carnegie library and urges all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thapter C. P. E. O. Sisterhood
J. D. Shingle
F. W. A.tub
H. B. Gates
F. W. A. Bridge Club
Alphalub
Alpha Club
Carnegie Library
Cheyenne W C T U Holds Patriotic Service Address
The Cheyenne W C T U meets this afternoon with Mrs F N Vaughan at 314 East Eighteenth Street. Mrs R A Morton will speak on Patriotic Service. All interested in prohibition invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
F. N. Vaughan
East Eighteenth Street
R. A. Morton
Baptist Minister Dies of Apoplexy in Basin
Word arrives of the death of Rev. J. M. Jones near Colter on Saturday. He led Basin's Baptist church about fifteen years ago and later settled nearby. Funeral services were held at his home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Wyo
J. M. Jones
Colter
Cheyenne High School Elects Junior Officers
The Cheyenne high school junior class met yesterday and elected officers: President Alice Yoder, vice president Don McGonigle, secretary-treasurer Helen Kudean, with Miss Thompson as close advisor. Rev. Roland F. Philbrook addressed students and spoke at all public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juior Clas
Cheyenne High School
Alice Yoder
Presdent
Don McGonigle
Helen Kudean
Thompson
General Assembly
Roland F. Philbrook
St. Mark's
Twenty-fourth Artillery
Fort Russell
Central Assembly
Philbrook
Both Legs Crushed Under Locomotive
Florence Espinosa a Union Pacific laborer in Laramie aged 25 was struck and run over by a freight train while crossing tracks near the round house. He was taken first to the Union Pacific freight house then to Ivinson Memorial Hospital where doctors say he has practically no chance to live. He is married with children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
Florence Espinosa
Union Pacific Railroad
Round House
Kepinosa
Union Pacific
Ivinson Memorial Hospital
Sapinosa
Horse Drops Dead in Teton Pass
Jackson, Wyo Sept. 24. Mart Henrie faced misfortune in crossing Teton pass when one of his matched dun horses suddenly died of blood poisoning. The odd color of the remaining horse makes finding a mate difficult. Henrie also broke a wheel on the hill return, requiring Tow Estes to haul his freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Wio
Mart Henrie
Teton Pass
People s Bank Opens in Moorcroft Somers Hotel Building
Sundance Wyoming September 24 The People s Bank of Moorcroft began operations in the Somers hotel building with A C Grandbouche as president and 44 Perkins as vice president and cashier. Perkins from Sturgis has 25 years in banking and plans to bring his family to Moorcroft. Directors include Grandbouche Perkins Garman Somers and Paten Casper. The bank room features light oak furniture and modern design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
People's Bank
A. C. Grandbouche
H. B. Perkins
C. PD. Garman
W. K. Somers
Moorcroft
W. EF. Paten
Casper
Winners of Rage Used Goodyears at Narragansett Park
The Narragansett Park one mile track in Providence R I drew 10000 spectators for a racing day led by Thomas Milton in a Duesenberg who won both the 25 mile and 100 mile events. Ira Vail held a long lead in the big race until Milton surged ahead in the final laps to win by a narrow margin with a dramatic finish. The field included Ralph Mulford Eddie Hennrne Ive Lewis Kim Meyer Pete Henderson Frank Millett and Lourne Chevrolet. All eight winners wore Goodyear tires with no stops for most cars. A lost friendship bracelet was reported missing and a finder is asked to return it.
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Ralph Mulford
Frontenac
Ira Vail
Madson
Vail
Ira
Feld
Milton
Eddie Henrne
Ive Lewis
Kim Meyer
Pete Henderson
Prank Millett W
Lourne Chevrolet
Farry
Car Plunges Through Railing Near Jackson No One Hurt
A car driven by James J. May plunged over a bridge railing on the Gros Ventre at Kelly last Sunday. Joe May jumped to the river and suffered a broken wrist with cuts and bruises, while James J. May Sr. and the others escaped with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe May
Mr. May, Sr
Bruljsea
Evans Returns From State Trip As Fishing Report Emerges
Evans returned from a brief state trip as manager of the local Underwood Typewriter branch and reports excellent fishing conditions observed during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Underwood Typewriter
TETONS Poem Portrait of Wyoming and Its Resources
A lyrical piece extols Wyoming and the Teton region, praising vast landscapes and natural wealth. It speaks of mountains, rivers, forests, and minerals, framing the land as a guardian state with enduring beauty and promise. It invokes the Gardener and the Al chemist as stewards of the earth’s bounty and foresees prosperity through water, soil, and industry.
Local South Side Social Notes and Family Visits
South Side residents Mesdames Wolf Davis Gage and Hancok drove to Burns ridis for a fair. Guests at the Melver home included Mrs Olson and children of Ine Tufts last week. Mrs Hubbard remains ill at home. Charie Cole moved from St Johns hospital to his parents home on East Ninth Street Mix. Various visitors and travel notes mention Mrs Pitemorris Mor M0 erris, Terry Lafferty visiting Larchile, Mrs J B Wilibanie of BEdoseph Mix, Ciaren and Meee Woellane returning from Geneva Neb. to a family gathering, and travel to Wray Colo for a wedding. Other items note a trip to Salt Lake for a meeting and a state dairy event in Uitglaw. A social hour followed a dinner with many members attending. Mrs Garten received news of her father’s serious illness in Chicago.
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Mesdames Wolf
Davis
Gage
Hancok
Burns Ridis
Olson
Ine Tufts
Melver
2 F Hubbard
Charie Cole
St. John's Hospital
Chi
East Ninth Street
Mix
Wildeme
Pitemorris
Erris
Dase
Filamorri
Therry Lafferty
Larchile
J B Wilibanie
Bedoseph
Kant Ninth Street
Ciarien Ana Meee Woellane
Genwi
Uitglaw
Departure Marks Visit to Wisconsin by Afterman
The afterman leaves Binyder property on Kanet Tenthetree in Miro FUE and heads to Wisconsin for about two weeks to reconnect with old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binyder
Kanet Tenthetree
Miro Fue
Afterman
Wisconsin
Petitions Open for Cantonate Office Candidates
Petitions for candidates in local office are being distributed by the city clerk at City Hall. Qualified petitions require twenty five signatures from voters to enable a person to run in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cir
Permartos
Suspect Arrested With Eighteen Diamond Rings
A young man named Wy Barnes was arrested yesterday by the sheriff in Basin Wro. He claimed to be 24 and not required to register. On search he had eighteen diamond rings and seven other items. held pending returns from the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woung Min
Wy Barnes
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S@OCIETY
Christopher Morley
Ladies’ Home Journal
Ligier's Beauty
Capito Avenue
P. EE
Altar and Rosary Society
Altar and Rosary Society of
Appo
Taylor
Swisher Optical Co.’s
Swisher Optical CO
Fiienial
W. B7th Street
Moorecroft
Winners OF Rage
Sarragansetyt Park
Narra- Kanset Park Speedway
Providence
R. L
Narragansett
Ouimnent
Thomas Milton
Tetons
My Pel. CO
Myers
Bardine
Weekat Department
Pt DA
Tesetty
Agreon
Pine
Sten
Ing Erain
Lone Sentinel
Great Northwest
Wyoming
Minn Lalurs
We. R. v
Garten Hose
Chicago
Wooltex
Win. Myers Dry Goods Co
Joe
Fue Centaur Company
New York
Castoria
Centaur Company
Fora Citt
BES
Benjamin & Johns
Warren Street
Bewark
Ray
Servac
Mladdi
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