Prices and Seats for Friday Gallery and Seats Sale
Prices listed include floor at 1.50 cony 1.00 and 750 boxes and logos 2.00 gallery 0.50 Seats Friday at 9 a.m. The fragment notes a sale event with varied price points and a specified start time.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
5
Prices listed include floor at 1.50 cony 1.00 and 750 boxes and logos 2.00 gallery 0.50 Seats Friday at 9 a.m. The fragment notes a sale event with varied price points and a specified start time.
Ed. J. Kerrigan returns from St Paul. Mrs. J. D. Clark arrives back from Lincoln Nebraska. Mrs. Timothy Dyer comes home to Berkeley California. J A Whiting attends business at Rock River. C L Rigdon Wheatland attorney in city. Co L Beatty visits from Pine Bluff. Dr. and Mrs. Delroy Shingle return from honeymoon. Harry Farthing rancher visits city. Lizzie McNish of Pinedale visits J M Newman. Miss Alice Noah guest of Mrs James Mason now in Texas. H P Hill advance rep Burgomaster Theatrical company registered at Inter Ocean.
Mrs Joseph Dillman a pioneer woman of Cheyenne and beloved Indes of the eastern portion of the city died last night at 10 o clock after a protracted illness Funeral arrangements not yet set She is survived by husband a business man sister Mrs John Ohnhaus Cheyenne and eight children Will Dillman of Pocatello in the city Mayme Robert Ernest George Dillman US Army in the Philippines Fred a West Point cadet Carrie Kehn Wellington Kan Josephine Littler Reno Nev and others
Poetic reminiscence recalls a world before trains as the iron horse arrives and reshapes the prairie. The piece, by Eugene McKnight, contrasts native past with advancing rails and the swift whistle, then shifts to local SOUTH SIDE NEWS notes including sickness, travel, and people visiting Neeley and Milford.
Flowers from anonymous donors poured into the Early Longhurst undertakers in Cheyenne for the funeral of Miss Addie Bailey murdered last Saturday night by an unknown fiend. Salvation Army conducted the services and the body was shipped to New Lexington Ohio. The coroner's jury will resume Friday with oral testimony.
The Bryan Club outlines its Thursday program with a 7:30 PM business session followed by an 8 PM talk feast. Local speakers include General John Charles Thompson Hon C B Cotton and W B Ross as the club plans future entertainments and a guest club for reading matter.
Miss Allie Jewell of the Children's Home South Dakota arrived Sunday morning with a Slavonic family of five children and stayed with Dr Ellen J Werlaufer until the afternoon train east. The mother was sent to an insane asylum when the baby was a few weeks old and the children aged 12 9 and 2 years have varying burdens. The father could not care for them and placed them in the Home. A small two year old boy from Laramie was picked up by Miss Jewell.
Palmer's Cafe advertises New York counts in pint and quart sizes with a sales note to check the Leader for anything for sale.
Last evening while returning home Alonzo McHugh was attacked at the corner of Seventeenth street and Central avenue by a Japanese assailant who struck him with a knife in the breast. The wound was ugly but not serious. The attacker fled up Central avenue.
Advertisement by KE Roedel proclaims Voley's Kidney Cure can cure any kidney or bladder ailment within medical reach. The Royal Highlanders plan a meeting Tuesday at 9 o'clock and an A O U W ball.
Society items from Cheyenne society pages include entertaining by Mrs Curtis Hinkle and Miss Rice, a California visit by Homer Berger, legal and educational mentions, and a Fergu son street birth in private hospital. The Suergae and Sunshine Society meetings, a Vera Kerrigan birthday tea, and a marriage notice for Winthrop Condict and Aurilla Pool are highlighted along with federation delegate planning for Newcastle.
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