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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1913
Page
11
A verse urges U and I to mind their manners to keep the world right and cheerful. The column then shifts to praise Governor Carey and his wife Mrs. Joseph M. Carey for hosting brilliant dinners at the executive mansion with guests praising the hospitality.
A cordial welcome greeted visitors in a Governor Carey hosted social with a lavish dinner for twelve. Sir Horace Plunkett attended a Sunday dinner as guest of honor, with chrysanthemums gracing the table. A sleighing party by ten youths and their date followed by a Lyric outing capped the festive evening. Invitations announced for bridge tea and a later five o’clock tea as well. A baby girl weighing nine pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Yonnick.
An advertisement-style notice promotes Kekowu's Alterative claiming complete recovery from lung issues. It cites reports and letters, mentions Pasteur and practitioners, and urges readers to seek the preparation through local druggists.
Friday marks the start of a four day session and a brilliant ball with splendid banners, one of the season’s most imposing social affairs anticipated with pleasure long before the event.
Sir Horace Plunkett of Dublin left yesterday for Rock River to oversee business interests. In Cheyenne he guest of Governor and Mrs J M Carey. Mrs Knight returns from Galesburg after illness and death of her brother William Allison. Franks Churk married last Tuesday in Denver. returns home Sunday. Mrs Edward David of Douglas will visit December 12 to see Governor and Mrs Carey.
The Pythian Sisters present a card social this evening at K P Hall inviting friends to attend. Also, the O T club dances at the Coliseum this evening with invited guests. Musical Club practice starts promptly at 7 o clock Thursday. clubs plan vacation until after holidays.
The Presbyterian ladies host a bazaar at 2 PM in the church parlors with displays to view and items to buy. Refreshments served. bazaar continues through the evening.
The Duke of Abercorn muddled a speech praising Londonderry defenders as he spoke of how citizens withstood the siege to hand down their birthright to their ancestors. A London Mall item notes wealth and sermon reflections.
Judge J M Lowe of Kansas City argues against federal or national aid that would emphasize depots radiating from railroad stations. He calculates that even a $60 million annual, six year appropriation would not efficiently connect depots, proposing instead two trunk lines across each state connected to national capital for better roads.
Pr J Winters of Colorado City reports positive prospects in southern Wyoming after visits to copper mines near Encampment, copper deposits in the Medicine Bow Mountains, silver lead veins in the Snowy Range and Albany county placers. He forecasts rapid, value aligned development with systematic prospecting and scientific mining. The article ends with a note that the Bible remains the bestseller.
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