Society and Church Little Girls Sewing Club
The little girls sewing club met at Misses Doroth y and Ruth Parrs home on February tenth with Dorothy Parr Ruth Parr Mabel Wirth Clara Rheburg Mildred Parkison Helen Hopka and Ruth Metcalf attending After sewing games and refreshments followed The club will meet February twenty fourth with Clara Rheburg The Guild met February fourteenth hosted by Mrs Ferry assisted by Mrs Austin and Mrs Sproat with members and visitors present Insurance adjuster H C M McCabe of Denver visited town for days to adjust insurance following Eugene Delaneys death
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Little Girls’ Sewing Club
Dorothy
Ruth Parr
Mabel Wirth
Clara Rheburg
Mildred Parkison
Helen Hopka
Ruth Metcalf
H.C. M. McCabe
Denver
Colorado
Eugene Delaney
G. F. S. Notes and Meetings
The G. F. S. held a special meeting February 2 at Mrs. Suttles home with Mesdames Suttles Ferry and Misses Bergquist Altwater Dunbar Heaton Platt Crout. The Ladies Aid met February 7 at Mrs. Clougs with Mesdames Metcalf Sproat Wolford Burke Haines Ferry Noland and Marie Platt. Frances Heaton’s horse slipped on the ice Monday afternoon and fell with her bruising her right foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suttles
Mesdames Suttles and Ferry
Gertrude Bergquist
Hisse Altwater
Edythe Dunbar
Frances Heaton
Ruth Platt
Marion Crout
Ladies ‘Aid
Valley news notes and Encampment events interwoven
The Wastern Star reports a Valentine dance at city hall and a five o'clock coffee gathering hosted by Mrs. Crout with guests including Mrs. Harry Nemwender Mrs J J Wirth and Miss Ollie Baker. Local items mention Saratoga visitors Port land mine labor and Encampment trading ads along with a Wyoming Anti Saloon League official gaining law practice and a not guilty verdict in the Harry Spaniel case.
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Crout
Harry Nemwender
J. J. Wirth
George Baker
Ollie
Harry J. Spaniel
Alpine
Texas
Crystal Holland Spannel
Mysterious Post Office Parcel Sparks Alarm at Cheyenne
In Cheyenne the post office floor held a stack of parcels that emitted a menacing ticking sound like a bomb. Postmaster Larsh and four clerks stood at attention as the package resembled an infernal machine, then a music box concert followed after the blast of fear subsided.
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Cheyenne
Larsch
Wyeming Tribune
Senator Warren Advances Montana Wyoming Land Bill
Senator I E Warren saw senate passage of a bill ratifying and confirming land selections in Montana and Wyoming. If approved by the house, Wyoming’s land board could finalize the sale of about 100000 acres of selected lands under existing sale contracts.
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Washington
I. E. Warren
Senate
Montana
Wyoming
Wyoming State Land Board
Coal by Parcel Post Solves Famine for Utah Daughter
Kempmerer Wyoming February 6 Attorney J W Sammon, after learning of coal shortages in Bingham Canon Utah, mails 50 pound coal parcels daily to his daughter. The effort makes hers one of the few homes still lit and heated there. Washington February 7 Jerry Henry calling himself king of the world arrived at the senate door claiming God sent him to urge laws to dry up the ocean and end submarine warfare. He was escorted to Capitol Police HQ and then to the District insane asylum.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
J. W. Sammon
P. Garvin
Bingham Canon
Utah
Washington
Jerry Henry
Senate
Cole
Capitol
District
White Lies in Society
A skeptical note targets two newly introduced women who try to impress each other with social prowess. The writer mocks their chatter about famous names, dinners, and dates, ending with both women retreating to their corners convinced the victory is theirs.
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Mr. Smith
Vanderbillts
Vanderbilts
Dollar marked by Kansas man vanishes from public view
A Kansas man etched his initials on a dollar and followed a long odd trail. He tracked the bill to stores, malls, and a garret until original owner never saw it again. The final fate remains unknown and the note defies recovery.
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Kansas
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Fred B. Durrie
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Ellis Herring
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W.N. Woothaker
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Eastern Star
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W.C. Sutton
Ed. Metcalf
Houston Ranch
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Harry Neiswerder
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Mra. Albro
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