Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-09-02
CHEYENNE NEWS.

CHEYENNE NEWS.
The great Frontier festival which
has been looked for my many, has
come and gone. Our race was well
represented in the celebration. Messrs
Nolle Smith, Max Johnson and San
ford Palmer took part in the wild
horse races. and a colored pockey
from California won second place in
the consolation race. The Ninth Cav
airy Roman riding and sham battles
were the best features of the program.
The band, under supervision of Prof.
Hammond. was at its Lest
Mr.. and Mrs Simon Smith and fam
lily had as their guests during Frontier
Misses Walton. Ruth Jackson and the
Misses Lindsay of Denver
Mrs. Stafford of California, Mrs.
Freeman and daughter Edna of Den
yer. and Miss Sprague were Frontier
guests of Capt. and Mrs. Young of
Ft. Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingram departed for
their home at Atchison, Kans.. after
a pleasant visit with their daughter.
Mrs. j. +. Brown and family.
Miss Bertha Monday OF Denver Wis
tied Mrs. Georgia Smith during From
tier.
Miss Vera Ward -of Denver depart
ed for her home Sunday after pleas
ant visit with Miss Kathryn Thistle.
Mrs. Fannie Brown and niece. Miss
Lucille Jones. spent several days with
Miss Ella Pearson taking in the From
tier sights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dishman and Mrs. De
Neal OF Denver were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Baker during From
tier.
Chaplain and Mrs. Preleau are en-
joying visit from Mrs. Preleau's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford of Kansas
Miss James of Washington. d. c..
spent Frontier with the Preleaus also
Mr. Rohne and son Robert. of Lar
annie. spent several days during From
tier with Mr.. VIM. Thistle.
Miss Ray Thompson of Topeka.
kans.. is the guest of Mrs. Thower
Mr. VIM Robinson OF Denver de-
parted for his home Sunday. after a
pleasant visit with his sister. Mrs
Edwards
Rev. and Mrs. James Washington
had as their guests during Frontier
Mesdames Ewing. Turner and Holly
of Denver. Mesdames Morrison and
White and daughter of Kansas City.
Rev. Williams of Denver and Miss
Asken of Sioux City. Iowa.
Miss S. Kathryn Thistle is indis-
posed this week.
Mrs. Eva Gilmore is quite seriously
i'll.
Mrs. Marie Harrison is slowly i'm
proving.
Mrs. Beatrice Hague, wife OF Sergt
Hague OF the Ninth Cavalry, depart
ed this life Monday morning. She is
survived by a husband. three children.
one babe of five days. an aged moth
er. brother and host of friends
The entire community extend their
heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved
relatives.
Mrs. J. S. Baker was not so well
this week.
Capt. and Mrs.N Charles Young en-
tertained Tuesday evening In form OF
a musical evening. A musical pro
gram was rendered by the best musi-
clans. In contest Mr.. Nolle Smith
captured the first prize and Capt
Young received the booby The guests
were: Messrs. and Mesdames S.
Smith. j. e. Brown. H. c. Jefferson,
Preleau, Stafford of Kansas, Mes
danes STAFFORD. Ingram. Misses Smith,
Thistle. Jefferson, Monday, Freeman.
Mrs. Freeman. Messrs. Smith and
Gaskin.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Capt.
Young was again the charming hos
tess of reception in honor OF Misses
Freeman and Monday of Denver. In
word contest Miss Thistle received
the prize and Miss Cave was consoled
with the BOBBY prize. Dainty refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Young to
Misses Arminta Cave, Kathryn This
tie. Ruth Robinson, Vera Ward of
Denver. Eunice Ashford, Edna Free
man. Pearl Ewing, Bertha Monday.
Willie Burrows and Messrs Gibson,
Hall, and Dickerson. 1mpromptu mu-
sic was enjoyed during the afternoon.
The town girls enjoyed ride home in
one OF the large army wagons.
Mr.. and Mrs H. C. Jefferson were
the host and hostess at a swell affair