Flower’s Grace Surges in Spring Footwear Styles
The passage compares flowers with spring shoes, noting beauty of form and airy grace. It emphasizes seasonable footwear that embodies spring weather with natural appeal and elegance.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1902
Page
3
The passage compares flowers with spring shoes, noting beauty of form and airy grace. It emphasizes seasonable footwear that embodies spring weather with natural appeal and elegance.
Union Pacific official from Denver describes two major projects. The Wilson Kuykendall canal in Saratoga will reclaim about 200 000 acres and house a new colony funded by Chicago investors. A northern Green River scheme in Sweetwater County plans a giant canal to reclaim public land and involve large-scale surveys and government land purchases.
The superintendent, principals, teachers and pupils of all public schools including the Convent school are invited to a Monday evening address at the M E church by Hon. Charles F. Fishback of Rawlins on Greater Americans and Their Value. The talk aims to reach every pupil with no admission fee and, if possible, a collective school attendance.
A force of linemen went out in the morning to fix downed wires between Wheatland and Hartville Junction on the Cheyenne and Northern line. Restored communication is expected by this afternoon.
A postal card from Governor DeForest Richards reveals his Jamaica stop and pride at seeing the flag again. He requests the Leader be changed to Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach Florida. Nickerson renominated as Indian agent at the Shoshone reservation in Wyoming.
Train No 4 from the west arrived with engine and pilot covered in snow and deep drifts on the hill. Art needle exhibit at the Kent bank block is set for Saturday all day free. Dr B F Greenhow dentist lists rooms 8 and 9 Opera House block. Boiler Makers dance and supper at Turner hall Monday evening March 31. Mrs Ward moves dressmaking to 1919 Eddy and invites customers to the new address.
Telegrams from Casper report Woodard will be lynched tomorrow night unless legal action halts it. Sheriff Tubbs has the stay order from the state supreme court, but citizens vow mob justice if the courts fail. Acting Governor Charlton says he cannot deploy troops without a sheriff request.
William Daley of the Union Pacific travels east to attract capital for a Hallack Canon smelter to process ores from local mines. In related news, Honeybug Robason, jailed for forty days for petit larceny, is found guilty of a more serious theft after sheriff’s tracing of items stolen about a year ago. he faces additional penalties after jail sentence.
Last evening Mrs. L. Walrod and daughter Grace left for the east to establish their future home. Grace Walrod was the intended bride in a city ceremony called off due to age differences between the parties.
Tomorrow eight carа of sheep will arrive from Wheatland by EB. M. Gibson en route to South Omaha markets. The shipment targets the Omaha livestock trade with a common carrier.
Judge Becker officiated two weddings yesterday afternoon in Debver and Fort Rungell. Edward Oakley wed Mina Anna Jensen of Debver, and David M. Rosser married Nel ile M. Karr of Fort Rungell with licenses issued.
Today C and W engine No 8 arrived from the north and will be sent south for service on a Colorado division. It has been replaced by another engine at Sunrise. These ore hauling locomotives are among the largest in the world.
A fragment notes a Saturday event at Kent Block with a bazaar and bake sale. It mentions asking a person named Stark for a general leader and references cigars and lighting up. The text is garbled but indicates a community sale and gathering.
The annual election of Rawlins Elks officers followed by the choice of N R Greenfield as exalted ruler. Greenfield is an attorney from the city. Charles J. Lowe, previously sentenced to twelve months for removing mortgaged property, has completed his term and been discharged.
Br Freeman has been appointed postmaster of Barnum Johnson County Wyoming replacing Thomas Fraeguard who resigned.
The Queen of Violiniste Leonora Jackson will perform in Cheyenne with a strong company of artists at the opera house on Friday April 4. Her career is described as a succession of triumphs in Europe and America, with 16 concerts in the last season. John Cahill to lead the train crew at the pite when operations resume Monday.
Word from Indianapolis reports J Q Matthews C N superintendent says his mother is rapidly recovering and he will be home on April 4.
L Kebis was summoned to Denver by telegram as Phil Zehner Sr. lingers with a worsening condition after a street car accident weeks ago. No recovery is expected.
William Owen, formerly state auditor, now a government surveyor, has been ordered to Southern California.
We thank friends and neighbors especially the railroad man and families for support in our recent bereavement. MR AND MRS W T PATRICK. I will not attend the Roctal Hop at Academy tonight. Be a Belle The Party Price has genuine heart interest Boston Globe.
Modesto F. Sanchez of Santa Fugua Old Mexico died yesterday at 88. Wealthy cattle and sheepman, his estate valued between 800 and 700000. Relatives in Wyoming invited to Santa Figus April 8 when the will is reopened. Cheyenne connections include granddaughter Mrs. William McGuire and Modesta Sanchez. Other relatives in state undetermined.
A Denver pair Damel B. Muir and Mrs. Mary Muir secured a marriage license at the county clerks office and were remarried by Judge Becker after a six week divorce. The couple, with a boy in tow, were seen together warmly as they left on a southbound train.
Twenty five cattle cars head south and thirteen toward the east through Cheyenne bound for Laramie. Also noted is a Methodist Ladies sale of handkerchiefs and services for accurate watch repairing by D Miller at 1709 Ferguson St.
The first carload of White sandstone from the Rawlins quarry has arrived in the city and sits on a sidetrack awaiting dry streets for hauling to the federal building. It weighs fifty five tons and will be moved to site once roads are fit. Manager Stock, in charge of mining on the project, has returned from Rawlins and will start work immediately. The saw mill for the stone will reopen and operate, with hopes of no further delays.
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