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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1908
Page
5
He reports having helped many cases of nerve and organ disorders and urges urgent requests for treatment. He postpones his stay for the fourth time to the last of September and plans to leave for Idaho afterward.
C H Garwood Cheyenne and Wyoming's leading florist supplied all flowers and plants in the Barnett Mercantile windows. His salesroom is at 1731 Ferguson Street with greenhouses at Twenty-sixth and Capitol Avenue. The caption notes a local florist of prominence and places in Cheyenne.
On the 9 35 o clock train from Denver last night a pocketbook with two 3 gold pieces dating 1854 and 1874 one 20 gold piece two 5 bills and small change was lost. Finder may keep all money but the two 3 gold pieces which should be left at Leader office.
Advertisement fragment promoting Foley's Honey and Tar for hay fever relief and immediate breathing aid. Also touts Manzan Pile Remedy with pricing, and listings for Frontier edition sales, souvenirs, and jewelry offers by Palace Pharmacy and Murchison Jewelry Company.
Society items recount guests and visits in Cheyenne as of late September. Notables include Mrs H B Crain and Miss Kina Crain returning from Chicago. Mr and Mrs Morrison with Master Deming Morrison visiting Mrs Morrison’s brother W C Deming. Miss Caroline Ballard of Colorado visiting Dr and Mrs H M Bennett during Frontier Days. Des Moines and Denver couples visiting Hartung and Gilcrest households. Mrs Margaret Rowsell traveling to Sey—tle before visiting Ogden. a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs P Emerson Glatcke with guests Rodenbaugh Hinkle Everett Glafcke and Homer Berger. a luncheon for Mrs John Cosgriff and Miss Kirwin of Salt Lake City hosted by Mrs H M Bennett. tea for Mrs Sullivan in honor of sister Mrs Shehan of Central City. Sweet peas and pink and white decorations feature in the Chelsea-area entertaining with many guests listed among Cheyenne society.
Harry E Crain led a party of Denver visitors to inspect the Indian camp at Frontier Park and share a pipe of peace in the big tent The exchange included Cheyenne women and charity sisters as the Indians performed a dice exhibition for the guests, delighted by the honored inclusion.
M. T. Lynch editor of the Phillipsburg Daily Post commends Fo ley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds. The advertisement notes sales by A. E. Roedel and promotes Kodol as a stomach aid with similar retailer.
Baptist ladies operate an 11 o clock meal at Keefe hall Ferguson street entrance Pred noha Little fairy Risers tate Only pleasant sure Withe liver pilla fold by A. E. Roodel.
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