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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1908
Page
5
The Atlas offers a catchy comedy sketch Hook and Eye featuring Haight Dean & Co and Miss Lillian Mattice opera vocalist with Edio D Jessen in Pictured Melody. Prof J E Dunn presents Edison and Pathé creations with March performances at 3 0m 8 0m and 9 15m. popular prices and reserved seats on sale in Atlas lobby.
The notice lists prices for seating options: balcony and gallery 10 cents, parquet 20 cents, boxes and loges 75 cents.
Fraternal cards list lodge names numbers and meeting times. Acacia Lodge meets second and fourth Thursdays at Masonic Temple with visiting brethren invited. Capitol Camp meets Mondays in A O U W hall. Cheyenne and Royal Highlanders lodges hold weekly or biweekly sessions with officers named and venues noted.
Advertisement notes importance of having a supply of good house holds and warns against buying inferior quality. Promotes BEST products located at 315 W 17th St.
A compilation of short personal notices lists many regional figures and visitors. P L Smith teaches in Sara toga valley. Thomas Halligan returns from Denver. Fenimore Chatterton of Riverton is in the city. Judge J M Carey spent yesterday in Wheatland. Sheriff E J Smalley back from the north. Governor B B Brooks returned from Casper. Mrs W T Cooke visiting son at Owasco Nebraska. Win Hainesworth visiting in Laramie. County Commissioner J W Gray in city from Wheatland. Senator F B Warren back from central state. State Veterinarian W F Pflasging returned from Natrona county. Charles D Carey and J M Carey Jr depart for Careyhurst. W C Walcott and W C Kinkead with Mrs Harrington visiting Cherokee Park. Mrs M M Atwell returned to Laramie. Louis Jacobsen and two daughters from Arapahoe Neb in city. Jacobsen visiting sisters C K Collenburg and Julius Jorgensen.
Miss Margaret Armstrong visiting Lt. Col. Appel at Fort D. A. Russell suffered a fractured bone after alighting from a carriage at the Ellis confectionery store. Her misstep left her limb striking the 18 inch curb as she failed to stop in time.
At the end of the third day Lieutenant Tolland of Sheridan topped the state shoot scoreboard with 109 points. A. A. Underwood of Cheyenne was second with 109. Beauty pins from 26c a pair. All styles from Murchison Jewelry company.
The largest sanitorium in the central west offers treatment for non contagious diseases in two main buildings and a rest cottage for select mental cases. Executive reception area handles non contagious non mental diseases. Address Dr Benjamin F Bailey Sanitorium Co Lincoln Neb.
The Atlas Theater presents Mascot the Arabian horse performing multilingual Q A and entertaining acts to cool theater air. Misa Mattice from Ginger Bread Man, Haight Dean Co. with Hook any Eye, and Edie Jessen provide acts, with shows at 3 8 and 9 15 p m at Heaney built house.
A marriage license was issued to George C. Henry of Sunrise Wyoming and Grace B. Moran of Superior Wisconsin. The ceremony will be conducted by Rev Father Long in Wheatland this morning. The couple will honeymoon on the Pacific coast. Henry works for Colorado Fuel and Iron and is popular in the northern part of the county. Moran is described as pretty and accomplished.
Dr. Lowell Clark, district agent for the Bureau of Animal Industry, and Dr. John R. Mohler met with State Veterinarian W. F. Pflueging in Cheyenne to discuss health conditions of Wyoming livestock and cooperative disease eradication efforts with state governments.
Valparaiso Indiana July 28 A L Resora aged 22 of Pandana Kentucky a Valparaiso university law student sacrificed his life to save Miss May Bradbury another student They were walking on a Pennsylvania railroad track An east bound limited train struck Resora after he helped her off the tracks
Major H I McCrea former navy paymaster traveling on the Pennsylvania railroad from Washington to Pittsburgh died of heart failure. He was the son of Captain Henry McCrea who died recently in New York and a cousin of President McCrea of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Policeman Hawkins, the biggest man of the Cheyenne force, is a proud father after a daughter arrived last evening. Mrs Hawkins and the child are progressing satisfactorily.
Mrs George Merrill plans to return to Salt Lake City Wednesday. Miss Martha Falloon of Fort Col ling visits Mrs Lew Bristol. Master Merwin Bristol returned from Fort Col ling, Miss Eva Crain heads to Chicago with her mother, and Miss Evelyn Jones travels to Moorcroft for a Badgette ranch visit with Miss Marjorie Badgette. Pitt Covert Jr and Deane Covert depart for weeks of ranch work. Guests at the Merrill reception included Miss Merrill of Seattle and Miss Rosalie Stone with Miss Dorothy Knight at Atlas theater. The Presbyterian Missionary society met with Mrs George Knight hosting. readings on Christus Liberator and The Islands. A matinee at Atlas Theater honored Mrs Mack of Leadville with a 4 o'clock luncheon and serves with sweet peas and green shaded candles for the group.
A large audience gathered at the First Baptist church for the White Ribbon Contest medals ceremony. Miss Eunice Sickel and George Schmidt received medals after performances by contestants including recitations, piano solos, and violin pieces, with Mrs. Whipple and Hazel Rowland contributing remarks.
Rudolph Sarnow a longtime resident of South Cheyenne died recently in Lindina Wisconsin. The notice lists products and local druggists including Bees Laxative Gough Syrup DeWitt's Little Early Risers and Palmer's Bread with various sellers.
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