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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
11
The annual bazaar at Keefe Hall features handmade items, a candy booth, doll table, and a turkey supper from five to eight followed by dancing to boost the parish house fund. Social gatherings include Sunshine society, HB I S club, and Alpha and Delta Alpha meetings among many others this week.
Advert says a simple sugar and pine extract syrup provides fast throat relief. It touts Pinex as superior to other remedies and offers a money back guarantee, urging readers to mail for the product from The Pinex Co, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
A historical notice lists Glaravoy Ant 1512 Thomes Street items described as house slippers in felt leather and crochet and associated with Jen Jenkins Shore O.
J. W. Hawk of Green River arrived in Cheyenne yesterday. Misses Jean Brooks and Bessie Cook returned from a brief Denver visit. Governor-elect Joseph M. Carey and Mrs. Carey hosted guests Mr. and Mrs. Freeman of Douglas, parents of Mrs. Robert D. Carey, State Examiner. C. Newlin left Cheyenne for a western state trip. Dr. Jay Jordan of Hanna appointed house surgeon at Rock Springs hospital to succeed Dr. A. C. Kelley. Mrs. I. W. Gray joined Commissioner Gray in Cheyenne. Griffin Cochran, manager of the local telephone exchange, traveled to Laramie yesterday.
Jenkins Shoe Co delivers a neat link in a gift order as slippers become a featured item for the Neonist project. The note signals a tidy exchange and company involvement in the delivery.
Trusts announce Best Kan on cream flour sold by Lawrence and Carr at 20th and Thomea St. Phone 652 Red. Census meeting planned at Baptist church to discuss city religious census. Five new locomotives with twelve coaches each to reach Union Pacific shops west of the city. Funeral for Edmond Micheau held at St Mary’s Cathedral with many relatives and lodge members. Frank Stanton returns from Cheyenne to Idaho for fruit lands. Mayor P J Cook’s condition improving after stomach trouble in Denver. State canvass of November 8 results due at the state house. County commissioners finish routine work. Frank Fenwick turned over to county authorities. Office library opened at the Inter Ocean hotel. State sheep commissioners meet next Saturday in Dr Verry’s office. Band concert at 8:30 p m in Troop B barracks by Ninth Cavalry band introducing cathedral chimes and tympani.
Sherman Co St Mark s Guild hosts annual bazaar and supper Wednesday in Keefe Hall from 2 to 7 30. Fancy articles include sweet grass baskets with a turkey supper served 5 to 7 30 and a dance in the evening under Supergae auspices. Proceeds go to Parish House Fund. Menu includes turkey sliced ham cream potatoes cold slaw celery olives pumpkin pie.
Mrs. P F C Davis found her kitchen and flat ransacked after burglars entered her Chicago home. They took $25 and jewelry then looted the larder and left the place in disarray. Davis expressed indignation over the burglary and the implication on her cooking.
Berlin's provisional population count shows 3,400,000 in the city and its suburbs under the general census. Munich reports 695,009, Leipzig 685,743, and Nuremberg 332,539 as other notable German centers.
A theater notice for The Fortune Hunter a comedy of morals showing Saturday evening December 10 at Capitol Avenue Theatre. Fred Niblo stars as Nat Duncan with Alain Belwin Lento Fulwell and Frank in principal roles. The play blends witty dialogue with a subtle social lesson on character and wealth.
George H. Shephard was arrested and jailed in Laramie County on forgery charges after allegedly forging the name of County Attorney Charles L. Rigdon to a $18 check drawn on Al. Wilson at Pike saloon on West Sixteenth Street. He admitted the forgery and cited drinking as motivation, marking a second recent brush with trouble.
The cast including Hacon Fraters X Conlin Edward Gaxon Phil Mello Prank Boum Larry Gible Regina Connelly Lella Marshall Meera Cola and Horriy present a lively stage comedy described as absolutely true to life. The production is noted for its witty dialogue and strong ensemble performances in a fifth Pennsylvania town’s drug store setting.
The fragment notes friends and relatives at a renewal event and mentions a non prosecuting attorney allowing a person to go without prosecution, reflecting a historic local legal scene.
Fall forecast issued for Wednesday and Thursday. Local data for the 24 hours ending 6:00 PM shows a maximum of 47 degrees and a minimum of 18 degrees with no precipitation. Palmer, Section Director, Weather.
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