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Prices listed for orchestra sections and balcony seating with 50c and 25c gallery rates. Box and loge seating priced at 1.50 dollars.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1908
Page
5
Prices listed for orchestra sections and balcony seating with 50c and 25c gallery rates. Box and loge seating priced at 1.50 dollars.
Atlas Theatre presents Atlas Orchestra and Late Film Creations. Acts include Thomas Leo and Jessie Chapman in Wanted a Donkey, Harry Pilcer singing and dancing, Miss Edio Jesson in Pictured Melody, Ramon Troupe jugglers and novelty manipulators, and Prof J E Dunn with Atlas scope in Edison and Pathé Frere creations. Popular prices and reserved seats in Atlas lobby. Matinees at 3 pm and 8 pm and 9 15 pm.
A series of personal notices lists arrivals and visits in the region. R D Carey comes from Careyhurst, Percy Smith attends to business in the east, Sheriff Horton returns to Rawlins, John and Mrs Honholtz visit Laramie, Fred Hesse visits from Buffalo, Guy Holt of Hecla is in town, Deputy Nelson Perry returns from Denver, Mrs Early of Nappanee Indiana visits her son Clyde Early, Robert Fitton returns from a month east, C W Weckbach of Crete Nebraska visits at Mrs R A Hopkins, Ralph Durke of Aurora Illinois visits Mrs Charles Thompson, and Mrs Fitton and children return from Colorado summer.
James Bresnahan left for his home at Haton Colo Tuesday. Mrs Pete Jessen left for Lander Monday, where she will visit a few days. The South Side Ladies Aid will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs Hans Muinz. Mrs John Rath returned from the Swanson ranch Saturday. Mrs Claude Pace, living in Cheyenne, left Sunday for Los Angeles to reside. Earl Jordan visiting Wheatland returned home Sunday with his aunt Mrs EB A Jordan and children who will visit the James Jordan home on East Twelfth street.
Cheyenne shop foremen visiting North Platte for Labor Day report royal reception with the town band turning out to greet them. Jimmy Hart, once with the Cheyenne Indians, gave warm hospitality to the visitors during the game with Omaha foremen.
Marriage licenses issued to Alfred Calone and Grace Grimm, both of Denver. Harry J. Good and Ivy Masserole, both of Denver. Albert J. Nelson of Goldfield and Louise Rice of Victor. An ad urges Foley's Kidney Cure for early kidney trouble to prevent Brights disease and diabetes, sold by A Roedel.
The Cheyenne Electric Street Railway firm orders three express trolley cars with air brakes and mail compartment, plus one extra motor car and three enclosed trailers for winter use. Delivery in six months, making eleven cars total. A four cent fare applies for bulk purchases, with coupon and multi-trip options valid between Cheyenne and the Fort Russell area, plus in-city travel.
An all star vaudeville night at the Majestic Atlas headline Sullivan Considine and the Bannon Brothers. A directoire coated performer outshines rival acts while a vaudeville donkey and companion evoke wonder. Strong audience acclaim noted as Atlas offers matinee and evening shows.
C G Cazier of Afton Uint a county spent Monday in Cheyenne returning from Chicago with several carloads of fine sheep meat sold at good prices. His son accompanied him and he rode the streetcars seeking the experience. An advertisement promotes Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder issues with claims of health benefits. Delivered by A B Roedel in Cheyenne.
For first class furniture repair and upholstering visit Cheyenne Upholstering Works at 406 Weather. Also advertised are De Witt's Kidney Pills for back pain and bladder issues and Ring's Little Liver Pills for biliousness and headaches, sold by Palace Pharmacy Drug.
Mrs. Edward Morgan hosts Us Twelve Club outing while Mrs. H. A. Brookhart and Mrs. EB Bartley host guests. Dinners teas and piano solos unfold at multiple homes including Mrs. C. Hoel and Mrs. Herrick. The Mystic Maze club bids farewell to Mrs. Carl Jackson with pink decor and china gift. The Women’s Christian Temperance Union meets with officers re elected and plans for the year outlined. Alpha club discusses forming Black to Black improvement and joins as first affiliate. Mrs. Dobbins reports from the federation meeting with social highlights and receptions.
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