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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
5
Undertaker operations extend to criminal civil and commercial matters with investigators covering worldwide activities. Detectives handle cases including transportation disruptions, security breaches, and corporate inquiries spanning banking, transportation and related industries.
Fraternal groups including Acacia Lodge No 11 A F and A M meet second and fourth Thursdays at Masonic Temple with visitors welcome. Capitol Camp No 5295 Modern Woodmen of America meets Mondays at A O L A W ball. Cheyenne Lodge No 1 A F and A M meets first section and fourth Tuesdays in Masonic hall with visitors examined at 7:30. Cheyenne Lodge No 666 B P S meets Mondays at Bikes Home near Central arenas with visiting brothers welcome.
City notes show Mayor Coates back in Hilladale. James Mason arrives from Pine Bluffs. Miss Nina Watson visited Wheatland yesterday. A B Bartlett plans travel to Horse Creek. Mrs Meyer Frank left for Denver. John Hunton returned from Fort Laramie. Harry Eckenbrecht departed for Denver. Weather Observer W S Palmer went to Lusk. Adjutant General P A Gatchell attends business in Lander. Mr and Mrs J J Astle and Miss Leah Astle visit Denver. Ben H Pelton attends to business in central state. William and Dudley Stevenson visit Granite Canon. Frank Eder recovering from recent operation. Miss Lillie Nicholson becomes public stenographer at Inter Ocean hotel. George Montgomery attends to city business. Mrs W S Tobey departs Leadville after guest visit. Harold Booth, clothier salesman, in city. Colin Hunter recovering from Pine Bluffs injury. Oscar L Nay returns from South Dakota with Mrs Nay to Cheyenne.
Last evening at Capitol Avenue theater the play Comin Thro the Rye impressed with breezy humor. Tom Waters as Nott the tailor drew laughs with his appearance and comic whimsy, while the chorus and scenic designs added charm and appeal.
Johnny Green, the last second baseman, reports return from Trinidad Colo where he played with the Trinidad team and helped it win the Colorado amateur championship. He says Jimmie Brierly and Jack Nash, stalwarts of the famed Cheyenne Indians battery, were with Trinidad this season and continue in fast pitch.
The funeral for Miss Imelda Warlamount was held yesterday at St Marys Cathedral at 9 o clock with many friends paying respects. Flowers surrounded the casket and interment followed at the Catholic cemetery. The notice also contains assorted medicinal and household product advertisements.
Cheyennese note sweeping improvements at the state capitol grounds over the past two weeks. A fifteen foot wide cement sidewalk links the western entrance to Ferguson street and narrow walks encircle the building. Cement curb work extends along north and west edges, about 1 000 feet, and a new tall ash receptacle is under construction on the north side.
The Atlas presents the first half week revue featuring the Imperial Comedy Four Costermonger and the Man of Mystery. The second half opens tomorrow with Ella Wilson & Co plus musical acts Dave Berry and Fred Ward Jr. plus Miss Jesson and Professor Dunn with pictures. Shows 3 7 45 9 15. Prices 10c 26c 50c.
Harriman passenger records show last week the heaviest traffic of the season with about 1 272 travelers passing through Omaha by Saturday. Most headed to San Francisco and other California towns with some stopping in Utah.
The Cheyenne Industrial Club directors decided to hold an open meeting soon, likely during the coming week, to discuss club affairs and activities.
The notice corrects registration dates to October 22 and 23, replacing earlier errors that claimed October 21 and 22. Other items include Bee's Laxative syrup for coughs and throat troubles, alarm clocks priced at several dollars, Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills, and a Presbyterian supper at the church parish hall from 6 to 8 o'clock.
The Euchre club hosts Mrs J M Newman after noon. Baptist Missionary society meets tomorrow with Mrs Hatheworth. Mrs Jones hosts the Art club at 215 East Twentieth Street. Mrs Davis improves after a fall at home. Various society gatherings and teas are announced including St Mark's and St Marks guilds. Turner hall hosts Catholic fair with hot suppers for four days. Bridal party events and tea with Mrs Tanner. The A O U W hall hosts a chicken pie supper for St Mark's guild on Nov 6. Presbyterian Aid postpones weekly meeting for a church supper. Cross-town visits and theater party at Coming Thro' the Rye. plus social gatherings and club sessions continue through week.
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