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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1908
Page
5
The first seven rows in the orchestra are 1.50, the rear seven rows 1.00, balcony 0.75, and gallery 0.50. This pricing details the main seating categories for the upcoming performance.
The Primrose minstrel troupe led by George Primrose will feature twenty six vocalists including four first tenors and four bassos, with twelve chorus singers and an orchestra of twenty. Six leading blackface comedians will present new comic songs and routines in a first act showcase.
Anna IL Ralney Liking remains working as hairdresser and manicure at room 24 Bresnahen block with phone listed. The Supper at the Alert'e offers daily Turkey dinner served by Catholic ladies at the Palmer restaurant.
The Alpha club gathers this afternoon in the Women's club room at the Carnegie library. An informal evening at Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Whipple’s home follows, honoring Rev. and Mrs. Frank Gates on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with readings from letters and a basket luncheon. The Shakespeare club opened its study of Tennyson Idylls of the King with Mrs. W. L. Whipple. Mrs. Mary Gilchrist hosted a Robert Burns birthday event with Scots decor, songs by Mrs. Gilchrist, Miss Marjorie Badgette, and Mrs. F. Gordon Mackay, and a Covenanters era tea service. The Presbyterian Missionary society meets this afternoon with Mrs. H. B. Emigh. R. W. Jones, manager.
A long burning warehouse at the corner of Nineteenth and Bent streets owned by Cook Bros was wrecked by a Sunday fire. Poor water pressure hampered firefighting as about fifty tons of baled hay burned into the next day. Damages are not yet estimated.
Sheriff Smalley reports coal on a tract four miles northeast of Cheyenne but has no plans to become wealthy from the find. The deposit was dropped by Joslin's traction engine as a house moving auto passed by. Kodol advertised as a remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion is sold by A. Eb Roedel.
Conductor Guy Goff of the Colorado and Southern, seriously injured when the Cheyenne Flyer was wrecked a month ago, is able to be about though several weeks remain before he regains full use of his broken arm. King's Little Liver Pills advertised for bilious ness and sick headache at 26 cents.
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