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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1901
Page
3
Postal timetable notes mails close for West Bound trains U P at 6 am and 9 pm while East Bound trains U P close at 1.25 pm and 10.
Society notes describe Christmas week as a time for family meals and home dinners. Children relish the season with enduring excitement as festive church services and Santa Claus bring abundant presents for the youngsters.
A roundup of family dinners, church events, and marriages in Cheyenne includes Mr. and Mrs. J. A. England hosting Christmas guests, the Reid Prinsmin wedding at Capitol Avenue, and numerous church groups from Presbyterians to Baptists sharing celebrations.
A string of social events fills the week with parties and entertainments. Notables host gatherings at homes of the Brewsters Freeborns and Whitakers while a whist club forms under Mrs Wilkerson with a biweekly schedule. Residents attend a Mort Russell hop and the Schwamaque gons ball at Turner hall with lavish banquets and numerous guests.
The Baltimore American describes Cuban households as one story buildings with open windows and iron bars, where family life spills into the street. Rocking chairs dominate social spaces from governor’s offices to huts, and evenings feature lavishly dressed women chatting with passersby as coffee and piano music fill the rooms.
An advertisement promoting the National Home Seekers Association co partnership promises to buy homes or pay off mortgages with monthly payments of 5.50 per 1000 advanced. Officers bonded by American Bonding and Trust. Also real estate listings and rental notices appear for Cheyenne Wyoming, Albert Chapman, and Warren Emporium.
Mrs Manning John cites deception in a domestic dispute tone accusing her husband of not caring and recalling past praise as she questions trust amid stated little fibs in a Boston Transit excerpt.
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