, 1906-12-29


The bright little children of Mr. and
Mrs. J.. F. Johnson had a splendid
Christmas tree in the parlor of the no.
tel, which is still standing, its fruit
clinging to the branches as on the
night before Christmas. The little
ones had the j~olliest time aver and fair,
ly shouted when the candles were
lighted and the scores of pretty things
brought to view. The children are not
done talking about it even now.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Rauner will en-
terrain the 16 club on Wednesday night
of next week.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Nottage and daughter,
Marion, of Texarkania, Tex, spent a
few days with Laramie relatives this
week or their way home from Lander,
where they have been visiting since
early in September.
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Miss Laura Lee will entertain the
Girls Sewing club on Monday after.
noon.
Mrs. ]. K. Muckley returned Wed.
nesday to her home at Omaha after
spending the holidays with her mother
and brothers.
Raymond A. Eaton of Denver visited
his sisters, Miss Eaton and Mrs. R. e.
Fitch a few days during the week.
The closing session of the Presby.
terrain Missionary society for the year
was held Thursday afternoon at the
Hogbin residence, the program being
a very interesting one. Mrs. Condit
presented an excellent paper on The
Liberian Experiment" and Mrs. Saw
yer and Mrs. Lee contributed vocal and
piano solos. The society will meet
January 31st with Mrs Tisdel and the
principal number on the program will
consist of a paper IN Madagascar" by
Mrs. Hardman.
The Altar society will meet next
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. NJ. T. Butler.
Society people are discussing with
much satisfaction the announcement
that Lohmann's orchestra from Den
yer will furnish the music again this
year for the Masonic ball, which will
be given on Wednesday evening, Jan
uary 3Oth.
The vacation visit of a popular Chey-
enne girl to her home was celebrated
one night this week by a party of eight
of her girl friends, who dined and slept
at her home, the event being called a
"slumber party" The party was a
great success, of course, but why EN-.
ploy such a misnomer in speaking of
1t? "Siumber party" indeed, and nine
Jolly girls spending the night together.
The barrel session OF the P~resbyter-
ian Aid society at Mrs. Miller's We'd
nesday afternoon was a great success,
$3.50 being realized from the opening
of the '"tis-bit" barrels which the mem.
bers have been filling, with several
more yet to lear from. The ladies' SC
heartily approved the plan that they
took the barrels home again n an
effort will be made to raise money for
the range and other furnishings for the
new kitchen in the church by means OF
these mite boxes. The barrels will be
opened again at Easter and their con
tents will form an offering for hat pur
pose. The society will hold its annual
meeting with Mrs. Laugheldt on the
9th Of January and at that time Off
GERS will be elected for the ensuing
year.
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The Owl club gave n of a series
of monthly dances last evening, about
forty couples being present and dane
ing until after midnight. The club is
starting well and its members look for
ward to a pleasant season.
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Miss Venus Frazee, who is in charge
Of the primary department of the Bap
fist church, gave the children a Christ
mas party at her home Tuesday after
noon, about thirty of the little ones be
ing present to enjoy the delights of the
occasion. Each child received a pres
ent and some candy and enjoyed a
long afternoon in games, Miss Nettie
Pope assisting Miss Frazee in entire.
tanning the company.
The Ladies' Aid society of the West
Side church will meet with Mrs. Teg.
ner on next Thursday afternoon at
2:30.
A Home Made Happy by Chamber.
Iain's Couch Remedy.