Prices and seats listed for Friday event
Prices show lower floor $1.50 balcony $1.00 and 750 boxes and logos $2.00 gallery 50c Seats Friday 9 a TM.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1908
Page
8
Personal notices from the city report multiple visitors and moves
J L Sawyer arrives from Torrington. Mrs M A Turpin returns from Pine Bluffs. Deputy Sheriff Powers visits from Torrington and D H Brown from Guernsey. J T Burns returns from Lar am ie. Mr and Mrs A C Sanders depart for Denver to reside. Walter Lacey leaves for Boston to study at MIT. Colin Hunter’s Pine Bluffs injury is stable. Carrie Kihm arrives from Wellington for her mother’s funeral. Congressman F W Mondera visits city then departs for Newcastle and Sundance. C H Randall and family pass through en route east. Bert Bergerson seeks rheumatism treatment and attends the county convention. Edwin Turner, injured by a horse, is recovering at Douglas with arm in a sling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Sawyer
Torrington
M. A. Turpin
Pine Bluffs
Tom Powers
D. H. Brown
Guernsey
J. T. Burns
Industrialelih
Laramie
A. C. Sanders
Denver
Walter Lacey
Boston
The
Institute of Technology
Colin Hunter
Carrie Kihm
Wellington
Kan
Joseph Dillman
F. W. Monder
Newcastle
Sundance
C. H. Randall
Cheyenne
Highland Park
Cal
Bert Bergerson
Heela
Edwin Turner
Douglas
Miss May Robson in The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary
Direct from Studebaker to Capitol Avenue theater Chicago May Robson America's greatest character actress stars in The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary a new American comedy by Anne Warner Presented by L S Shearer with a strong company and elaborate scenery including novel stage effects such as a real rain storm an automobile ride up Broadway Kant's Tomb and a trip to Coney Island
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker Theater
Chicago
May Robson
America
Capitol Avenue
Aunt Mary
Anne Warner
Miss Robson
Broadway
New York
Kant's
Coney Island
South Side News Notes Departures and Visits
Mrs Tom Martin plans to leave Sunday with her family for a ranch near Sidney Nebraska Edward Jordan of Wheatland visits his brother James Jordan Mrs Fulton and children of Fremont Nebraska visit Mr and Mrs Engetrom The city installs a new fountain by the Clark Hose House at Eleventh Street and Warren Avenue J R Atbery returns home to Quincy Illinois after visiting Mr and Mrs Phillips and Mr and Mrs Frank Clay Mrs L E Blackwell visits Mootpeller Idaho on her way home to Shoshoni and stops with Mrs Samel Woods
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side News
Tom Martin
Il Walvier Morford
Tol
Sidney
Neb
Edward Jordan
Wheatland
James Jordan
Fulton
Fremont
Engetrom
Clark Hose House
Eleventh Street
Warren Avenue
J. R. Atbery
Phillips
Prank Clay
Quincy, Ills
L. EB. ‘Blackwell
Mootpeller
Idaho
Shoshoni
Samel Woods
Cheyenne Delegation Attends Laramie Cheyenne Day Show
About 200 Cheyenne boosters travel to Laramie for Cheyenne Day at Albany County fair. The 150 to 200 attendees, met by a band and escorts, praise the wild horse race and fair exhibits. They note friendly welcome, absence of high hold-up prices, and return home tired but enthusiastic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Albany County
Pine Bluffs
Cheyenne
The Cowman closes at the Atlas tonight
The classy western one act play The Cowman ends its Atlas run tonight with Swain and Ostman the European pantomimista. DiI and Ward perform The Girl with the Diamond Dress while Money Won’t Buy Everything draws applause. Also shown are The Face on the Barroom Floor and Ply Paper. Prices range ten, twenty six, thirty six cents and ten cents. Matinee and evening shows at 1 pm, 7:45 and 9:15 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Atlas
Funeral of Mrs Joseph Dillman Today
The funeral for Mrs. Joseph Dillman is at 2 o'clock this afternoon at her home 601 East Eighteenth Street conducted by Rev. Mr. Lloyd of Fort Russell. Interment follows at Odd Fellows Cemetery with J C C F and Rebekah lodges attending. Viewing at the home from 10 to 12 o'clock this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dilman
Joseph Dillman
East Eighteenth Street
Mr. Lloyd
Fort Russell
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Rebekah
Burgess Orders Pups Spanked for False Alarms
In Washington on September 18 Burgess A. C. Marsh lectured four boys who turned in two false fire alarms. He decided not to fine them and ordered that each boy receive a sound thrashing from parents when they return home. The parents agreed to carry out the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess
Washington, D. C
Burgess A. C. Marsh
Bishop Keane Returns for Mass at St John Cathedral
Bishop Keane has returned from the West. He will celebrate mass at St John’s Cathedral tomorrow morning at 6 o clock and preach the sermon at 10 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keane
St. John's Cathedral
Society Notes From Cheyenne Gather at Local Venues
Mrs Tl B Henderson reports Saturday events as the Mustcale club meets at 4 pm in Carnegie auditorium and various society gatherings occur around town. Cheyenne visitors include Mrs F N Shiek returning from Denver and Colorado Springs, while families travel to Grand Junction and Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Auditorium
F. N. Shiek
Cheyenne
Denver
Colorado Springs
Nash
Sheridan
Baptist Missionary Society
Bell
Presbyterian Church
J. Deforest Richards
Fawin
Douglas
Inter-Ocean Hotel
Harry Kissenger
Los Angeles
Hinton
Colorado
Thomas A. Cosgriff
John B. Cosgriff
Vermont
John Cosgriff
Salt Lake City
Delroy Shingle
Marguerite McAllister
Margaret Burdick
Burdick
Fowler
Organ
Bond
Congregational Missionary Society
Whipple
Vaughan
Us Twelve Club
Mrs. Sullivan
Benjamin Nash
Lee Bristol
McNulty
St. Mark's Guild
Soldiers jailed after Cheyenne disturbance at Fort Russell
Ten soldiers were arrested in Cheyenne while celebrating pay day at Fort Russell. The night saw a major disturbance at the Germanian saloon where a soldier was knocked through a large window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Uncle Sam
Germanian Saloon
Seventh Day Adventist Services In Presbyterian Chapel
Seventh Day Adventist church services will be held today in the Presbyterian chapel at Highteenth and Ferguson streets. Services begin at 2 30 p m with Sabbath school at 2 80 p m and preaching at 8 30 p m on the subject The Kingdom of Glory. All are cordially invited. Roscgow T Baer, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Day Adventist
Presbyterian Chapel
Highteenth
Ferguson Streets
Kingdom of Glory
Roscgow T. Baer
Leyden Leader Ad Promises Kidney Cure for All Ailments
An old advertisement from Leader claims Foley's Kidney Cure creates adjunct kidneys and will positively cure all forms of kidney and bladder disease. The text asserts the product cleanses the whole system and is marketed by A. EB in Roodel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
A. EB
Roodel
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Harry Hermsen
Ruth White
Capitol
Stout Street
A. Stein
Queen City Dye Works
Lowney
Lem Ellis
Cheyenne Ice CO
Sloan & Hughes
Ferguson ST
Swayger
East Tenth
Miss May Robson
Odeon
Mansfield
J. J. Wilburn
Winburo
Tie
Misstake
Albany
ATLAS
Bishop Khane
Tl. B. Henderson
the Palmer Garment
WM. Myers Dry Goods CO
Senate Bar
16Th & Ferguson St
Fleishman
Dren
J.J. Astle
Eddy
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Ouna Streets
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