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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1912

Page

13

Social register notes visitors and residents in Cheyenne

Casper residents George Morley and J. R. Wilkinson visit Cheyenne while many others from Laramie Evanston Pine Bluffs Fort Steele and Baggs register or spend time in the capital. Names include Groesbeck Clark Duncan Harrison Sloat Caplane Spalding and Conner among others with several guests at the Metropolitan and Albany hotels.

George Morley Casper Metropolitan William Brown Jerry McCarthy Little Horee Creek H. V Groesbeck Laramie R. Clark Dever Cheyenne G. A. Duncan A. S. Harrison Whealand W. L. Grimes Fort Steele Misa Nema Hooley Glenda George W. Storey Sannday P. W. Spaulding Evanston Plains J. R. Wilkinson Pine Bluffs GR. Aeons Casger George Eaglstrom W. M. Sloat Rock Springs P. E. Caplane Missy F. Trenton F. E. Forte Co. L. Banner Wolf F Grable J. C. Austin Pathfinder Normandie H. E. Stock Albany Millie Conner Chugwater Che John D. Baker Baggs

He Comes From London to Cheyenne

Charles McNaughton, star of The Spring Maid, arrives from London to Cheyenne after performing in Whitney Theatre and the Paris and London circuits. He hails from a famed English comic family and previously served as call-boy, treasurer, and principal comedian at the Metropole Theatre in London.

Charles McNaughton London Whitney Theatre Mr. McNaughton Europe Metropole Theatre George Edwardes Splendid Companies

Local Notices and Society Briefs From City Pages

Community notices list watch repair shops and services at 1709 Carey Ave and 221 West 18th St, Shrine meeting travel by ex mayor P Cook, and various locals including Mrs Stanton teacher and Mrs Ligier hairdresser. Officials in Rawlins audit county books while George T Beck visits from Cody. Edward T Clark, Sheridan state senator and Burlington attorney general, is in town.

Miller Carey Ave Shrine Cook Los Angeles Mystic Shrine Mre. Stanton 23Rd St Rawlins Putnam and Morgan West 16Th Street George T. Beck Wyoming Cody City Edward T. Clark Sheridan Clark Sheridan County Burlington Railroad Ligier 15Th St Supreme Court C. K. Bucknum Henry A. Johnson Natrona County

Rose bushes bloom as eastern Nebraska turns green

Roses in Bloom in Omaha reports roses starting to bloom while grass stays lush in eastern Nebraska. Pardoned Sam Sarrafield released by Governor Corey after evidence disproved murder claim. J R Carpenter back from two week Iowa tour notes similar snow in Burlington and improving business outlook. Immigration Commissioner Schenck and State Geologist Jamison return from Rock Springs hindered by snow. St Marks Parish House hosts a hot dinner April 25 from 5:30 to 7:30, price 50 cents.

Omaha Mary Bailey State Humane Agent Nebraska Sam Sarrafield Uinta County Corey Heias Sarrafielda Cumberland Snow Iowa J. R. Carpenter Carpenter Burlington Schenck Jamison St. Marks Parish House Ladies Guild

Spartan boiler boast draws praise from Sheridan user

DR EARL WHEDON of Sheridan Wyoming testifies to the Spencer hot water vertical magazine boiler. He says he bought 16.80 worth of slack coal at 1.25 a ton and produced at least four tons of usable kitchen coal, heating his home all winter for a fraction of cost.

Spencer Earl Whedon Sheridan Wyoming

Three Live Acts Move Fast at the Atlas

The Atlas bill opens with an acrobatic couple performing varied stunts for a crowded house. A gladiator costume comedian and a statuesque helper stir audience laughter. The Trillera offers rag depictions then moving pictures conclude the strong program.

The Atlas the Atlas Trillera

Invitation and sale notices mix in antique page snippet

A fragment mentions an invitation to Mrs. De Sweil's Thanksgiving ball and a social chaperone question. It also notes Chamberlains Liniment for a sprained ankle, a sale price, and an auction listing with a bid at 64, Marks Varish Mouse by the ladies Guild.

Ladies Guild

Mrs. Kuhl Recovering as Husband Arrives Sunday

Mrs. Mary E. Kuhl of Chicago attending a W C T U convention entered a private hospital for blood poisoning in a finger from an injury and is recovering nicely. Her husband Mr. Kuhl arrived Sunday night to be with her after traveling from California to Salt Lake City. They plan to return to Chicago when she can travel.

James Garrett Hot Springs A. G. McGregor Cheyenne Oklahoma Ark Washington Charles L. Leonard Fred B. Moore Ft. Russell Washington, D. C E. L. Emery van Tassell Ranch George Stewart Mr. Emery Green River Jeffers Union Pacific Fourth Field Artillery Fort Russell Chicago U.P. OF Salt Lake City Wyoming Utah Union Pacific Railroad Charlea Chapman Morrill Wyoming Insurance Company Wyoming Life Insurance Company Borsyth Kholdera Thia Company Wybmlhg Mary E. Kuhl Kuhl Calfornia Salt Lake

Roosevelt Leads Oregon Republicans as Wilson Tops Clark

Portland Oregon April 22 Delayed returns from the direct primary last Friday night show Theodore Roosevelt the Republican presidential nominee by about 7000 votes over Taft while Woodrow Wilson leads Champ Clark by about 1000. Mountain precincts remain and full results may take days.

Portland Ore Mtheodore Roosevelt Oregon Republicana Taft Woodrow Wilson Champ Clark

Railways face higher wages and lower net revenues in 1911

The Bureau of Railway Economics reports a rise in total railway wage costs to 1 005 377 242 for 1911, up 51 868 822 from 1910, with 31 037 fewer employees than 1909. Net railway revenues fell by 40 988 539 as compensation climbed, while operating revenues for steam railways over 50 miles dropped 27 698 780 in 1911 compared with 1910.

Raiway Veysince Commerce Comm Sion Cs Jong E Fe Nitien The Bureau of Railway Economics Interstate Commerce Commission Thin Bu Can

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