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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1910

Page

11

Delightful innovation in honor of Alice Taylor's visit

Mrs Ver K Hart hosted a dancing party at her home on East Nineteenth Street to honor Alice Taylor of Denver. A fifteen piece program, two encores, and fruit punch and cake followed a formal half eight ball. Numerous relatives and guests from Grand Island to Wisconsin attended the event and tea later featured pink floral decor and dainty place cards.

Ver K. Hart Alice ‘Taylor Denver Susan Kitli Marie Buchanan Rming Renee Hammond Maret Burdick Jane Thompson Dory Riner Marion Burrage Kathy Organ Ethel Elsie Hadd Ruth Lacey Mary Campbell Ken Stone Jutta Fresberg Resele Peterson Grand Island Saska Sam Thompson al Jensen Nelson Mies Stella O'Boyle Wisconsin J. H. Conway Celia O'Boyle Mra. Conway T Eigheenth Summi Gueat Ex Cooper Delroy Shingle A. W. Buechner Paul Larr Bloom Kelley Frank Noon A. J. Mather Joe Erman Harry Riner Iter Charles Griffen Alter Dunston E. J. A@teever Ray Olds William Dalber Ns .McCabe Charlestol Eimer Keefe Edrdee Oberfelder Sydney Nebraska Birmingham Alabama Jeaneoks Ethel Hadfield Kia Richardson Rosalie Store Bresnahan Margaret Burdick Thompson Katherine Organ Aye Tobin Marie Crowley Mabela Bessie Cook Allene Sullivan Hadfield Timers Bessie Jones Dorothy Riner Elizabeth Gill

Paris Fashion Hints And Local Society Notes Incity

A string of social reminders and gatherings fills the page. Mr and Mrs C Suter and others plan a Seattle trip while clubs meet at homes on East Eighteenth Street and Central Avenue. Miss Peterson visits Grand Island. Miss Jensen heads to the Booker ranch. church groups and hostesses coordinate Thursday events.

Suter Henry Suter Charles Rueg D. R. Cowhick Mary Bartlett Bertha Meyers Mira Tobin Florence Ruge Laura Sheldon John Tobin Seattle Washington Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church Willing Workers Society of the Baviist Church J. T. Heluver East Eighteenth Street Hessle Peterson Grand Inland Nebraska H. Jensen East Twentieth Street Ruth Jensen Booker Glenda Louise Booker

Altar and Rosary Bazaar and Dance at Bi. Marys Cathedral

The Altar and Rosary society of Bi. Marys cathedral plans a bazaar and dance to be held on Wednesday afternoon and evening at A.O. 1 W. Mall. The event aims to raise funds for church causes and community activities.

Altar and Rosary Society of Bi. Mary's Cathedral A.O W. Mall

City Council Considers Water Pipe Contracts and Union Complaint

Municipal action covers awarding of pipe and hauling contracts for North and South Crow lines, liquor license transfer approval, and a dispute with a plumbers union over Japanese labor. Officials report monthly fines and audited city books. a United States Tube Company representative argues for steel pipe orders amid cast iron debate.

Numreenth Sweet Morile Thoms’ Heaney Mike Davis United States Weles & Seller Carey Avenue Fifteenth Street Black & Laird Valve House M. J. O'Fallon Mr. Ferguson F. Perry Bacon Yarlong City Henderson North South Crow Water Committee United States Tube Company Gteel de Aly Ita Water Committee Ag Ogee Bt A& Spe

Secretary Wheon May At State Fair

Senator F E Warren invites Secretary of Agriculture J Wiluop to Wyoming state fair to attend and deliver remarks on scientific farming and improved practices. The request emphasizes educational talks and progress in agricultural methods at the event.

Wyoming F .E. Warren Secretary of Agriculture J. &. Wiluop Ments

Little Yankees Must Come Home

The Connecticut Supreme Court ruled that Walter Morrill of Greenwich may see his two children for six weeks annually. The children, nine and eight, are in Wiesbaden, Germany, with their mother the Baroness von Romberg after her divorce from Morrill. The baroness had sought full custody in Germany, challenging U.S. decrees.

New York Supreme Court of Connecticut Walter ©. Morrill Greenwich E. C. Converse Astor Trust Company Converse Morrill George Peabody Morrill Wiesbaden Germany Mgr. Morrill Baroness von Romberg Fusiliers Al.preys

County Fair Dates Set for Douglas Field

Information from the commission indicates the secretary will accept. The fair will be held at Douglas from September 27 to 29, with events in live stock. The schedule outlines expected activities and participation during the fair period.

Douglas

Murder mystery grips Parkersburg as judge dies

Three suspects connected to the death of Judge Jas A Watson have been released after the coroner’s jury concluded. Dr. C Rose reported large quantities of strychnine in Watson’s stomach, sufficient to kill several men, as authorities pursue new leads in the case.

Parkersburg Ww. van Aub Oes Claudes Simms Jo Bis Jessie Meiz Jas. A. Watson C. Rose

Gore Witnesses Named for Choctaw Coal Land Inquiry

In Muskogee Oklahoma government and Indian officials prepare for an inquiry into Senator Gore's charges about J. F. McMurray contracts to sell Choctaw coal land. The first witnesses are expected to be Gore and Congressman W Creager who was reportedly approached in similar fashion.

Muskogee Okla Amng Gore J. F. McMurray O W. Creager

American Consul Reunites With Family After Six-Year Absence

The American consul visits home after six years, reuniting with his wife and two children. The consul’s time abroad included limited contact with family, and the reunion marks a rare homecoming for the government official.

Stewart Northward Port Is More Favored For Canadian Northern

D. D. Mann, a builder of the Canadian Northern system, will visit Stewart near the Alaska British Columbia border to announce whether Stewart will be the Pacific coast terminus. The choice hinges on the grade from Bear river to Nase river valleys and the railway through the Rocky Mountain prairie route to Edmonton. Stewart’s rich mineral belts, coal iron and other ores, plus fresh water harbor, boost its prospects and nearby towns have risen rapidly after land sales. Meanwhile Chicago sees buttermilk rising in popularity as a summer drink, even in beer wards, with highballs and beer declining.

Chicago D. D. Mann Canadian Northern Railway System Stewart Portland Canal Alaska British Columbia Canadian Northernies Prince Rupert Hudson Bay Company Canada Gould Mann Ariliah Columbia Agaport Stewart Japan Prisco Halifax Vancouver

Buttermilk Demand Surges and Rail Rate Debate Broadens

Readers learn of rising buttermilk sales at athletic clubs and hotels with large urban demand for a wholesome summer drink. The piece shifts to a Chicago rail revenue debate, detailing a coordinated shippers campaign against rate increases and outlining committee leadership and regional responsibilities.

Chicago Minneapolis St. Louis Bf. Joneptt Kansas City Cincinnati Rockford Columbus Indianapolis Pittsburg Buffalio Dayton Interstate Commerce Commission F. B. Montgomery International Harvester Company West E.J. McVann Omaha W. P. Trickett H. G. Wilson East J. C. Lincoln H. C. Barlow B. Williamson Cinetoastl

Angler Subdues Big Trout Near Lyons

Lyons Colorado August 2 R C Snyder of Platteville yesterday hooked a trout in the creek four miles north of Lyons that weighed eight pounds twelve ounces and measured twenty six and a half inches. Snyder used a shell hook and worm and after bringing it to shallow water needed to seize it with his hands to subdue the fish.

Han Lyons Colo R. C. Snyder Platteville Lyons Benetic Snyder

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