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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1912
Page
11
April birthdays are linked to clever thinking and artistic taste with musical talent and refined culture. Individuals are energetic, loyal to friends, emotional, impulsive at times, and can have a strong temper. originality fuels entertaining endeavors. Diamond is birthstone and daisy is flower.
Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Theodore Hellmer hosted a dinner for Mr Henry Ripson who left Sunday for Wisconsin. Pink and white carnations decorated the table. A surprise gift of a shaving outfit was presented Delighted guests enjoyed high fives and a bountiful lunch.
A party accompanying Mr. and Mrs. Buech arrived in Cheyenne and planned to stay at the Plains. The brief notice records their transit and lodging details in the local schedule.
Master Melvin Prosper celebrated his sixth birthday with a party and gifts from small guests Erma Millard Marie Laughlin Roma Golden Marjorie Prosper Bennie Laughlin Frank Gorom Kenneth Golden Gerald Richardson Ralph Richardson Kenneth Gorom Leslie Carr Jack Milliard Robert Laughlin. Adults present included Mrs Bert Milliard Mrs Enos Laughlin Mrs Charles Richardson Mrs Frank Georom Mrs O Koebel and Miss Lena Thedats. Guests enjoyed a large birthday cake with six candles and Easter eggs.
Advertises Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Peppermint as a permanent cure for chronic constipation. Claims thousands endorse it, notes gentle action without griping, and cites users Jas A. Lushman and Josephine Bailey as supporters. Offers free samples by mail from Monticello Illinois with address on postcard.
Mr and Mrs J L Baird returned from a pleasant visit at Newscastle their former home. High school seniors will be hosts at a reception and dance in the gym Friday evening April 12. Mrs Dolph Wolcott and son Hare are spending the week at Laramie. Miss Elsie Cross of Douglas is stopping in Cheyenne en route to Montreal to study music.
The W. Co. T. A. holds its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday afternoon April 2 at 4 o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. L. Whipple 105 FE. 20th St. The meeting is a mother's gathering with subjects "Wresh Air Missions" and "Open Air Schools" led by Mrs. Whipple.
The Baptist Willing Workers plan a Friday meeting at 2 30 with Mrs C L Rigdon of 102 W 27th St The Guild of St Mark will not meet this week due to Good Friday On April 12 officers and furnishing committee will open the guild room at the Parish with a tea and sale at 2 30 Palm Sunday music at St Marys Cathedral praised with Major J W Heaney Fort Russell singing The Palm and the choir mag by Wiegand Easter music preparations underway for the coming service
The Shake speare Club met last evening at Mrs W L Whipple’s residence. Sunshine Society will hold its regular business meeting this afternoon at the library.
The Mount Mellick club will host Mrs. Ashley Gleason on April 11. Hospital Aid Society met at the library for their regular monthly business. The Piano Division of the Saturday Musical club held a small gathering at Mrs. Paul Halley’s home. The Pirates of Penzance cast and chorus practice for the April 11 Capitol Ave Theatre performance. The Thursday 500 Club and W W C of the KRMA met as scheduled with hostesses Mrs. Beard and Mrs. Miller. Five Hundred Club host and Ladies Auxiliary to the B of L E prepare for upcoming meetings.
In a special session the County Commissioners designated banks to hold county funds. Allocations included Fiest National Bank of Cheyenne with 100000 dollars Stock Growers National Bank 75000 dollars Citizens National Bank 60000 dollars Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank 10000 dollars First National Bank of Torrington 16000 dollars State Bank of Wheatland 5000 dollars.
The State Supreme Court handed down several decisions yesterday including denial of a motion to dismiss in Evans v. Horror and others, with rehearings planned later. Other cases, including Hollywood v. State and Hunt v. Willimuff, were denied. Remanded instructions in Parker v. Meadows and Fields v. Ol were noted, along with two other appeals. Special Humane Officer Kerr planned a speech in Shoresday at the stockmen’s convention, citing weather and stock conditions. Treasurer Baird reported snow gone in Weston county with cattle and horse prospects improving, while sheep losses linger. The State Board of Charities and Reform held a brief meeting in the absence of several officials. next meeting set for April 16, with Pardons scheduled for April 10. Secretary Klown expected back from the Pacific coast trip. best wishes for Mr. Hotz’s recovery.
A garbled sale note promises men’s clothing and furnishings at reduced prices. The store advertises 1912 spring styles that arrived after an announced closing of the business, urging shoppers to act.
An old notice advertises a department sale offering high quality garments at prices lower than competitors. It urges customers to act quickly to profit from fresh stock and save money on clothes and men’s furnishings, claiming items are fresh from the original box.
We announce the death of Lieutenant Narey RD. Ziereman of the Held Artillery. The band will perform a concert at Mallery Quarters on Tuesday evening, April, with services continuing until Sunday, April 5.
A compact report notes Tate achieving a dominant victory in a local Leaters Gan event at the top of the standings, with strong performance and a notable price outcome.
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