Three Kinds of Courage and Social Notes in Cheyenne
Society items note a Bridge Party hosted by Mrs Puller with refined hospitality and tea after games. An engagement and wedding announcement follows for Philomena Congdon and William Morrow in Scott’s Bluff Nebraska. A baby announces the birth of a boy to Mr and Mrs Rogers in Cheyenne after a Chicago wedding.
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Oypere
Cheyenne
Mary Congdon
Philomena
William Morrow
Scott's Bluffa
Rai
Quiet wedding for Dr George P Johnston and Miss Fannie Phelpe
The couple wed quietly on Wednesday and left for Horton then will sail soon for a European tour. Nearby residents Mr Willard Carpenter and Mrs Carpenter of Littlehar Creek Ranch Wye Mr Harry Farthing and Mrs Elaje Jenkins of Cheyenne visited Mt Worthen the old home of George Washington.
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George P. Johnston
Fannie Phelpe
Chicago
Horton
Altore
Mt. Worton
George Washington
Willard Carpenter
Littlehar Creek Ranch
Wye
Harry Farthing
Mis. Elaje Jenkins
Cheyenne
Fort Russell Social Events and Departures
General Edwards delayed on arrival to Fort Russell with a new commander due next week. Officers A B Dyer and Lieut Joseph Barzynak plan departures to California and the Philippines, while Miss New from Chicago leaves after their exit. Social card party hosted by Captain and Mrs George M Holley featured red and white decor and a large bridge and five hundred round of play.
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Edwards
Washington
Fort Russell
Joseph E. Barzynak
San Francisco
Philippines
George M. Holley
Pickering
Fort ladies visit Governor Careys ranch The Meadows
A merry Fort party traveled in an army wagon to Governor Careys ranch The Meadows for a few days enjoyed the ranch hospitality and western scenery Captain Clark and Mrs Clark and other guests joined a bowling party with Miss Hallman present The Guilfoyles prepare to move with the Sth Cavalry south leaving Fort Russell after mid October
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Governor Carey
Carey
Rufus B. Clark
Emil V. Cutter
Hallman
Mre. Clark
McGrew
Dramatic Beverly at Capitol Avenue theater hailed by critic
Amy Leslie of the Chicago News calls the Studebaker theater production Beverly dramatic and scenically perfect as it tours to Broadway. The Chicago cast and production, en route for an extended New York engagement, will play matinee and evening shows at Capitol Avenue theater. The cast features leading local artists and a massive two sixty foot baggage car load of scenery will travel and be used in full.
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Amy Leslie
The
Chicago News
George Barr McCutcheon
Beverly
Studebaker Theater
Chicago Studebaker Theater
Broadway
New York
Capitol Avenue
Baby Party For Captain Wilsons Daughter
Elizabeth Wilson celebrated her first birthday with a party hosted by her mother Mrs Bert R Wilson. Dozens of babies in white dresses sat in high chairs as mothers visited and compared their children. Favors included a floral bouquet for Miss Rosalie Williams and a pink ribbon bow for baby Noble.
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Elizabeth
Bert R. Wilson
Miss Wilson
Rosalie Williams
Williams
Eleanor Cutter
Sara Wescott
Bbtty Sloan
Danny Tompkins
Virginia Wing
Billy and
Julia Reno
Visiting List Highlights Local Socials and Travel
Mrs. A ie Covington of Denver visits her daughter Mrs. Joseph Johnson at 502 East 1th Street. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wolcott plan a week in Chicago. Will Dodds of Topeka, visiting aunt Effie R. Dodds, just returned from Yellowstone Park duty for his paper. Gussie Johnston to return from Ann Arbor. Mrs. G A Hunt attends Baptist Convention. Mrs. G W Irwin and daughter Hazel visit in Ohio with Will T. Frye. Jim I. Wisterman returns home after entertaining in Cheyenne. Mrs. A F Bmoker of Nurns visits Cheyenne.
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Mra
Covington
Denver
Joseph Johnson
East 1Th Street
Will Dodds
Topeka
Kans
Effie R. Dodds
Dodds
Sterling
Kan
Daily Capital
Yellowstone Park
Gussie Johnston
C. T. Johnston
Ann Arbor
Mich
G. W. Irwin
Hazel Irwin
Gators Ohio
Will T. Frye
Davis Block
Jim I. Wisterman
Galen, Ohio
Fyre
A. F. Bmoker
Nurns
Doctors urge exclusive breast feeding to cut infant deaths
Dr William H Davis vital statistician urges mothers to breast feed to age two weeks and beyond. He cites U S infant mortality dropping 60 percent with widespread breast feeding and notes Sweden and Norway as examples. The talk also covers American statistics on marriage and divorce with Rev Dr Samuel W Dike among speakers.
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Washington
William H. Davis
Health Department of
Hoston
Congress of Hygiene and Demography
Davis
Way
Sweden
Samuel W. Dike
Fragmentary Discussion on Child Welfare and Public Health
A text fragment covers topics from child protection and welfare to census data and community planning. It references Dr. Joseph A and the U S Census Bureau, plus concerns about education in hygiene, infant paralysis transmission, and private public child conservation efforts. Other items mention shampooing, manicuring, art hairdressing and hairwork, with a partial address and business name.
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National League For the Protection of Family
Joseph A
United States Census Bureau
America
Time Tables Western Union Pacific Westward and Eastward
Schedule excerpt shows Westward from Omaha via Cheyenne and Ogden with trains arriving and departing at multiple times. Eastward service runs from Ogden via Cheyenne and Omaha with morning departures listed.
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Ogden
Cheyenne
Omaha
Drover and Denver Pacific Time Train Timetables
A collection of scattered timetable entries listing train arrivals and departures for Drover and Denver Pacific lines. It notes No. 1 and Nos. 103 104 109 110 schedules, Cheyenne to Denver, and Orlu connections with arrival and departure times across multiple days.
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Drover
Denver
Ver
Pacific
South
Chicago, Hurlington and Quincy Train Service Notice
Daily timetable snippet shows No 159 Accommodation arriving at 2 90 p.m. with No 180 Accommodation also listed. OCR garble obscures times and destinations.
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Chicago
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Mha
R. Tyson
14Th Street
Society
Roy Farrell Green
Vrs
R. PB
Poller
Puller
William B. Roges
Rae
King Fowder
General Edwards
Mire
A. B. Dyer
California
Miss New
Regimental Card Club
Infantry Club
James H. van Horn
Fort Leavenworth
Lieutenant van Horn
Slenal School
Dowling Party
Miss Hallman
Captain McGrew
Minas W)ihiame
Jordan
Magon
Rosalie
Batley
Sherwood
Lieut
Connelly
Collins
Bourke
John F. Guilfoyle
Susanne
Guilfoyle
Sth Cavalry
Sth
Graystark
Lieut.McCune
Robinson
W. C. Wolcott
G. A. Hunt
Frank Vreeland
Great Democratic
Alex Hastie
Wyoming
the Commoner
Wm. J. Bryan
the Weekly Leader
I. D
Clara A. Ligier
Sherman Co
Union Paclfic
Veene
North
Cheyenone
Orlm
Orlu
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