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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1913
Page
11
A sentimental piece quotes Henry Van Dyke on companionship and walking a mile together through life and shared joys. It reflects friendship, support, and encouragement as life’s path is traveled.
Cheyenne residents and Rally Day workers joined to repair and improve local roads. Sunday visitors and the Reverend Leon C. Hilla preached a Second Sermon on the Mount as workers displayed the pride of hands on effort. Those who did not participate missed the scene of hands on labor in the ally.
Residents bound for the conclave in Denver include Mrs. James Brown of Omaha with two children and relatives in Cheyenne. Chicago visitors Mr and Mrs A G McGregor host at Cheyenne while other families from Milwaukee Philadelphia Casper and Des Moines plan Denver and Colorado excursions before returning home.
The Women’s Club with the Help One Another group will hold its meeting this Thursday one week early due to Frontier week. Hostess is Mrs J P Nelson at 1721 Evang Street.
The Methodist Sunday school hosts a lawn social on the church lawn this evening with music and attractions. The Altar and Beauty Society of St Mary’s in City Park hosts a lawn social Wednesday afternoon and evening, public invited. The W T U announces August meetings canceled. Loyal Temperance Legion adjourned until September. Methodist Aid Society to entertain Thursday afternoon at Mrs J P Jenson’s 914 East Eighteenth Street. Presbyterian Picnic attendees invited to Minnehohn Park Thursday afternoon with gathering at 2:30 and supper at 6:30. information through Professor O Bebwiering.
The Guild of St Mark's will meet at the Parish House Thursday afternoon with Mrs Tillman and Mrs O Neill as hostesses The Baptist Mission circle will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs M A Turpin 409 West Twentieth Street.
Antono Busatamente is jailed on a daylight hold after a robbery near Sixteenth Street and Pioneer Avenue yesterday noon. The victim Pedro Valez was robbed at gunpoint of about $14.50. authorities, including Chief Mc Clement and Officer Warlamont, recovered the suspect who will face a preliminary hearing in justice court today.
Miss Emma Eligabeth Krill a nurse from Orange County New York faces a murder charge in Utica for allegedly poisoning Dr. Stanley E Thorn. The state seeks to prove jealousy of a Italian girl led to the dose of morphine. Krill, born 1885, has ties to Middletown Hudson and New York hospitals with a history connected to Dr. Trom.
In Honolulu a superintendent named Guertier, head of J O White Engineering, was shot at a beach resort. The shooter, J W Miaretall, superintendent of the Wathole Water Company, is identified as the assailant. The incident occurred during ongoing work on the Marcon Wire low Telegraph company project.
Newport society is astonished by Countess San Pedro de Cano Bo, wife of Spain's second secretary in Washington, who, despite outsiders' view of Spanish tennis, competes with local amateurs and has won many prizes on the Newport courts.
Mrs. W Gould Brokaw, once famed for beauty in New York, finally wins a divorce. The referee recommended granting the decree to her, with the court expected to follow.
The town of Rawlins prepares for the Elks convention set for late September. Officials report the committee is active, streets to be decorated, a parade planned, businesses to entertain visitors with numerous events and festivities.
Fragmentary notes describe communities bracing for potential demonstrations as supporters and families of certain men mobilize nearby. Local officials anticipate unrest and prepare contingency plans.
The readable lines describe a London sketch segment and characters debating native status and race with fragmented dialogue. The text mentions a meeting and a narrow, misheard exchange along with stage directions and names that imply a satirical or performative piece from a historical newspaper page.
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