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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1889

Page

9

Social whirl in Cheyenne society and regional clubs

A digest of Cheyenne social life features the Cross Country Club outing to Hereford ranch and supper at Judge Bergman’s, a convention dinner with toastmaster Teschemacher, and gifts to local officials. Quotations party games amuse guests at Mrs. Jeffrey’s, with prizes including a Tennyson volume and a silver key thermometer. Additional events include a Cotillion German at library hall, a Queen Anne high tea at Judge Slaughter, and a late Saturday dinner at Judge Carey’s for Rev. Bishop Burke and Chicago visitors.

Derr Bun Hereford Judge Bergman Teschemacher Cheyenne Lewis J Palmer Henry Altman Judge Brown Laramie City Jeffrey Louise Smith Geo. W. Baxter E. Mason- Smith D.C Rhodes Rhodes Mr. Baxter Mason Smith Huyler Mrs Marthut Bergman Conway Mrs. Baxter Mrs. Mass Mrs. Abbott Mrs. Rhodes Mesdames Carey Cornelia Baxter Wyoming Cotillion Club Judge Queen Anne Judge Slaughter Carey Warren Hurlbut C. W. Whipple Williams Glover Hebard and Smith Gilchrist Smith Breckens

Wyoming Women Hold Seventh Annual Temperance Meeting

The seventh annual meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance Union of Wyoming met in Evanston October 2 and 3 with delegates from Cheyenne Green River and Evanston. Officers were elected including Mrs O L Fisher as president and Mrs F A Jones recording secretary. A separate note reports a robbery claim by a railroad switchman who said a fellow worker swindled him of $27. no names available and no arrest yet.

Women's Christian Temperance Union of Wyoming Evanston Cheyenne Green River L. Annetta Northrop O. L. Fisher F. A. Jones Charles Stone M. L. Boyd Saratoga Nellie C. Gregory Manville Belle Spears Big Horn O.C. Smith Rock Springs M. C. Brown Laramie M. C. Boyd M. Lights J. Hayford E. A. Lindsley White Cross White Shield A. E. Kingsbury C. Fisher Emma Page Hattie Willetts Nolan

Fort Collins to Cheyenne Line to Be Repaired

A Fort Collins special reports the Colorado Central line from Fort Collins to Cheyenne may be acted on soon. The company, previously indifferent to vandalism and firewood theft, has posted notices along the route and begun repairs, including telegraph work and new poles between Fort Collins and Cheyenne.

Fort Collins Denver Sheyenne

Judge Carey Sees Grand Prospect in Ocean Outlet Plan

Lux reporter interviews Judge Carey on return from the Deep Harbor convention in Topeka. He calls the gathering a grand success and urges congress to appropriate funds to build a near ocean outlet for the gulf. Carey predicts strong opposition but believes the effort will win approval and boost Cheyenne and regional trade.

Lux Carey Deep Harbor Topeka Congress Gulf Wyoming Mr. Carey

Union Pacific seeks control of Fort Worth line through lease

Confirmation from Omaha says the railroad aims to make Fort Worth route the Union Pacific seaboard corridor. General Dodge indicates a lease or close traffic arrangement is likely, enabling access to tidewater via Fort Worth to Galveston and onward to the Missouri River. Board meeting in Boston will decide the exact form of control.

Union Pacific Gulf Fort Worth Carey Cheyenne Northern Tuc Sn Omaha General Dodgeon General Dodge Galveston Missouri River Union Pacific Board Boston

Discontinuation of The Douglas Republican

The Douglas Republican will not publish again as Mr. Dilworth shuts the paper and departs for Dakota. Subscriptions overpayments will be refunded, though the paper has run about thirteen months with little balance due. Rumor suggests local Democrats may fund to buy the press for a new organ before next summer.

Douglas Douglas Republican Dilworth Dakota Lomglas Hadget

Orange Blossoms. Priestly and Morrow to wed in Wellman

Miss Eva Morrow of Wellman Iowa will marry Mr Frank Priestly from Evanston Wyoming next Wednesday October 9 in Wellman. Cheyenne residents know Miss Morrow for a year or more and praise her Christian character and public spirit. The Cheyenne Sun offers congratulations to the couple and includes a dedication to the bride and groom.

Eva B. Morrow Wellman Iowa Frank Priestly Evanston Wyo Miss Morrow Cheyenne Washington Territory

We Shall Sail Out On The Blue Sea Of Life

A lyric verse speaks of an enduring marriage bond, promising shared voyages on stormy seas guided by faith. The couple imagines drift toward distant shores where friendship and love endure beyond storms, even as life ends and death cannot sever their union.

W. I. Carroll Ife Great Pile Evermore Isles Whisperies

Buffalo Bill Seeks Bucking Bronchos for Paris Show

Buffalo Bill's agent in Cheyenne buys bucking bronchos for shipment to the Wild West show in Paris. He purchases two Texas horses from Dan Ullman and two Oregon horses from I. X. L. stables. The agent favors 5 year old or older stock and seeks an unbreakable, tough broncho, noting one Laramie animal may fit all needs. He plans not to pay high prices for ordinary stock.

Buffalo Bill Cheyenne Paris Texas Dan Ullman John Thomas I. X. L. Stables Oregon Thomas Laramie

Escape of two horse thieves from the Buffalo coach

Sheriff Williams pursues two horse thieves formerly in custody. One, named Steward, was recaptured. Webb remains at large. They allegedly stole horses from the St. Bar outfit. The men are linked to Pang Clary & Kelley, who plan a Ferguson street store opening Thursday with a large display of new household wares and dry goods.

Buffalo Lode Williams Buffalo Webb St. Bar Clary & Kelley The Muir Ferguson Street

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Vanity Fair C.W. Whipple Garrow and Johnson Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Colorado Central Judge Carey Seaboard Fort Worth Road Mr. Frank Priestly Miss Eva Morrow Hand Wyoming State Archives and Historical Department Chicago S. Kellner Cor Seventeenth and Eddy Streets Beckwith Commercial Company A. C. Beckwith A. V. Quinn John A. Beckwith G. H. Goble Meaghandisk Evanston, Wyo Rock Springs, Wyo Furniture and Undertaking Departments F. E. Warren Mercantile CO Jours and Drader ON
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