PK Theatre Ladies Souvenir Matinee and Children’s Shows
The PK Theatre advertises a Ladies Souvenir Matinee on Wednesday afternoon and a Children’s Matinee on Saturdays, detailing special midday performances for distinct audiences.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1908
Page
6
The PK Theatre advertises a Ladies Souvenir Matinee on Wednesday afternoon and a Children’s Matinee on Saturdays, detailing special midday performances for distinct audiences.
Chicago news item reports Colonel Jamenton criticizes women as witnesses during a Northwestern University law school lecture. He argues women testify from affection or resentment and warns against eliciting collateral grievances in cross examination. Cough syrup ad for Bees Laxative follows.
A Cleveland bicycle on Sixteenth street is lost and a five dollar bill near Warren avenue and Sixteenth street is also lost. Return to the Leader office for a reward and to Cheyenne Creamery for the five dollar bill.
Advertisement lists a six room modern rental with inquiry directed to Dr. Conway in the Opera House block. It also notes additional rooms for rent at 215 Hast Twenty-second street.
Regular monthly meeting of Society ce te a in The Sunergae of St. Markils church held a six month slate with Rev. R. D. Harris as president and Mrs. Brooks as first vice president. Various clubs entertainments and a forthcoming Elks Social dance with moving pictures and Haneschka's orchestra are announced.
An unidentified Black man was found at 1 a.m. in the western Union Pacific yards badly bruised and unconscious. A call boy discovered him and he was taken to St. John’s hospital to determine whether he was beaten or fell from a train.
Boston report from January seventh notes lightweight bout at 142 pounds each ended with Jimmy Gardner of Lowell defeating Joe Wolcott of Boston over twelve rounds. Gardner used early clever moves and dominated the early six rounds to secure the win.
At 11 30 last night a drunken soldier tried to force entry into the home of William Long, a railroad man, at 413 West Eighteenth street. Long fired, police arrested the assailant after a struggle. the unnamed man, connected with a Fort Russell organization, awaits arraignment in police court today.
In New York a funeral was held for a woman known as Catherine Roberts who died by poison in Riverside Drive apartments. Identified as Louise Vermule by Col. Robert Haire and as Mabel Finlay wife of Richard Roelves, the burial was arranged in Philadelphia beside her mother. Strong trade circle opposition to cooperative shops noted. DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills advertised.
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