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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1908
Page
5
The District Leader plays at Capitol Avenue theater tomorrow night mixing melodrama comedy and comic opera with a lively chorus of show girls and popular songs. Mrs Temple’s Telegram comes Friday night with a long New York and London run and a clever cast delivering rapid farce style humor.
Robert F. Reamey died after long illness and shock from Shoshoni fire loss. Born 1849 in Plymouth Massachusetts, he lived in Cheyenne since 1881 as a barber. Funeral at Elks Home 2:30 PM with viewing 10 AM to 2 PM. He left a wife and two daughters, Mrs. E J Davee and another daughter who moved to Boston.
Denver, April 6. Fifty or more waiters demanded changes in conduct of several Denver establishments before serving at the Bryan Democratic club banquet held at the El Jebel temple. The waiters withdrew after the demand, and banquet leaders proceeded to serve as they could while William J. Bryan spoke later in the evening.
The Monday meeting in the Womens club room covered routine reports from committees. New members Mrs. R. P. Fuller Mrs. Leon C. Hills and Mrs. Frank Jones were added. Books donated by Mr. Stevick are placed in shelves funded by Mrs. Priscilla Snyder with hospital ownership cards for convalescents at St John’s Hospital.
Mrs Dolph Wolcott returned from a visit to Laramie and was entertained by Mrs C L Rayner, Mrs G A Campbell and others. Airs J W Lake leaves for Goldfield Nebraska to spend the summer in Cheyenne with her sister. Miss Alien Holliday returned from the State Sunday School convention in Cheyenne. Presbytery meetings set for April 16 to 18 in this city with clergymen and delegates to be hosted by local church. A Pineules offer advert promises 20 days trial and kidney relief with money back guarantee.
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