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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1916
Page
4
A Cheyenne social section lists gatherings and visits including Miss Geraldine Murray and Miss Marjorie Stuart hosting a dance at the Plain. Families host farewell dinners for Mrs. Grant Stansberry, now Mrs. Lillian Keefe, before moving to Omaha.
Members of the Presbyterian church and congregation plan their annual church picnic at Lake Minnehaha on Saturday. The notice highlights the outing as a key community event for church members and families.
A lengthy list details visitors and residents in Cheyenne today. ir. and Mrs. Johnston with their daughter Mrs. Ada Farmer of Portland, Ore., and Mrs. B. J. Dob hint of Denver motored to Denver and will return soon. Evelyn Jensen will return Thursday from a house party in Laramie. Mrs. Grant Stanaberry and Lilian Keefe conclude hospital term and plan Omaha. Mrs. Fenwick and grandchildren head from Basin and Missoula with R. B. Weat to Cheyenne. Pegg and guests Misses King arrive from Pine Bluff Arkansas. Wilbur Brotherton of Detroit concludes a brief visit.
The Jewish Circle will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Sam Hereman. The Baptists Ladies plan a bake sale at Johnston Grocery next Saturday. Altar and Tosary Society will be led by Mrs. J. W. Conway and her mother.
The Mount Mellick and Woman's Club members prepare for an annual outing to Lake Minnehaha on Saturday. The program features races, affinia and contests with a feast at five o'clock. Mrs Teach and Mrs Hamp will provide information on the tunes. All members and families are invited. A volunteer fire company of twenty members in Thermopolis will soon form to provide needed protection.
A Washington Star report notes sugar crop shortages due to war, with beet areas lost to Germany and factory destruction. U.S. production cannot meet demand, retail sugar prices rise, and households consider substitutes like sorghum syrup as shortages loom and consumer habits shift.
In a Kansas City Star tale, two elderly exiled rivals from Sardinia duel with blades after reuniting on a northern Indiana boxcar. Both are mortally wounded. each recalls a lost love as blood flows and they collapse in an hospital corridor.
A group of twenty five families including Willis Jensen Lewis Tyvold J M Christensen and J H King spent Sunday at Wood's landing near Laramie River. They traveled by automobile and dodged most valley rain. Two maidens fell into the river and were rescued soaking wet but suffered no ill effects.
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