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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1908
Page
5
Overture Atlas Orchestra presents late film creations and a program featuring Mrs Peter Maher queen of Irish melody. Delmor and Darrell sketch team with quick change act and black faced comedy. Edio D Jessen pictured melody. Prof J B Dunn with Atlascope in Edison and Pathé reels. March performances at 3 8 and 9 15 with reserved seats on sale in Atlas lobby.
A hopeful message promises products or services that brighten the gloomiest spaces and lift happiness, suggesting versatile home improvements or decor ideas aimed at improving mood and comfort.
Crowds walk to the Atlas for an all-star week with Mrs. Peter Maher the queen of Irish song, and Peter Maher Jr performing a clever stunt. The theater bills dancing singing and a quick-change sketch plus a complete song change and pictures. The Atlas promises a cool sanitary venue to forget troubles and enjoy the good times. Also advertised Kodol digestive aid sold by A. E. Roedel and a closing sale at Murchison Jewelry Co. Cheyenne featuring pins and cuff buttons for $1.00.
Supplies arrive in large shipments as Crow Creek reserve state prepares for August 1 maneuvers. The Seventh Army Corps from Missouri and Colorado, plus militia from Minnesota to New Mexico, join General Morton at Crow Creek for two weeks of drills and sham battles with regulars and volunteers learning side by side.
J P Raiman a Denver masseur has bought an interest in the Metropolitan Turkish baths under the Metropolitan hotel and will run it with Molburg who joined the institution a year ago. Balman arrives in Cheyenne with strong letters from Senator Patterson and J K Kuykendall and may operate local bath parlors regarded as highly complete in the west.
Hundreds suffer from backache and rheumatism may be kidney related. Pineules for the kidneys act on kidneys, giving quick relief from bladder derangements. Four days trial for $1.00 with guarantee or money back. Sold by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
A brief notice announces a fun booth behind the p o p e t f i c s offering rides for six cents, inviting families not to miss the limited time offer. The Leader price is six cents per ride or sixty cents per month.
The Euchre club met with Mrs. George S. Walker hosting a summer gathering. Prizes included a cut glass dish for Mrs. Congdon and a porcelain cup for Mrs. Evans. A tea with multiple courses followed, and piano selections were provided by Mrs. Cahill. Other attendees included Mesdames Stephenson, Evans, Buechner, Congdon, Hughes, Keefe, Pascall, Mills, Horn, and guests from Honolulu. The group resumes in September. Also, Mr. W. C. Denning hosted a theater party for Mr. Frank Burrage of Laramie at the Atlas. Mrs. Effie R. Dodds hosted a dinner for her brothers H. Dudley Buck and Clifford Buck at the Industrial club with festive centerpieces and pen and ink Moon Maidens by Miss Clara Dodds. The Methodist Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Jordan’s home with refreshments for thirty ladies. Miss Adelaide Barron of Denver arrived to visit Mrs. Thomas Heaney. Mrs. S. J. Mervin will leave Buena Vista after visiting Miss Sarah Grace and her brothers. Miss Lena Stuart’s birthday was celebrated with music, cards, and prizes for Miss Agnes Engstrom and Mr. Frank Bruner. A picnic was held in City Park hosted by Miss Marie Smith and Miss Julia Manewal. A dime social of the W. R. will take place this afternoon at A. C. U. W. hall to fund chairs for the Soldiers Home chapel in Buffalo.
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