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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1908
Page
5
The Gingerbread Man musical comedy arrives with sixty two players and lavish pictorials. The show opens tomorrow night at the Capitol Avenue theater with performances in New York Chicago and Philadelphia noted in previews.
The rural drama Quincy Adams Sawyer arrives at Capitol Avenue Theater next Wednesday night. It is praised for its naturalness and charm, offering a quaint, unobtrusive sentiment unlike other rural plays of the era.
Casca sweeting for babies and children marketed as especially good for the coughs and colds common in winter. Bottle lists ingredients and contains no harmful drugs. Sold by A. E. Roedel.
The Cheyenne Industrial Club forwards resolutions to commercial organizations in Wyoming and Colorado supporting the use of western stone in federal government buildings.
Society circles enjoyed a fine program at Carnegie auditorium Saturday evening arranged by Miss Cleland. Members and patrons of the Saturday Evening Musicale club attended with Mrs H B Dyer hosting the Presbyterian Girls Missionary society gathering on Warren avenue Saturday afternoon.
A crew of seventy-two Greek laborers traveled via Cheyenne from Denver to Boysen Wyoming to work on the Dig Horn Power company dam construction.
Charlie Wright formerly of Cheyenne is now staying with his parents Mr and Mrs Allen Wright. He left Cheyenne about six years ago and has since served in several sections of the world with the United States Navy.
A historical ad notes Kenedy's Laxative Cough Syrup acts promptly on the bowels and eases inflammation while forcing the cold out of the system. Sold by A. Eb Roedel.
Reward offered for return of a bani box found on Capitol avenue between Depot and Twenty-fourth street containing ladies black fur trimmed with black plumes flowers and waist items. Return to 2011 Central avenue for reward. Also advertisement for Palaco Pharmacy Drug Co remedy for piles promising prompt relief and healing.
W. L. Luchte, the paper hanger, has moved to 2014 Thames Street where a fine stock of Alfred Peat's Chicago wall paper is on hand.
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