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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1913
Page
3
A children’s verse urges U and I to act rightly to keep the world straight, promising sunshine if they are kind. It contrasts letters with moral behavior and ends noting Governor Carey and Mrs Carey hosting elegant dinners at the executive mansion.
The article details a lavish reception and dinner hosted by Mrs Carey for Governor Carey and Sir Horace Plunkett, with carna tions and white chrysanthemums in the dining room. A sleigh party for ten youths followed by a Lyric visit and hot chocolate is described, plus invitations for Mrs George Sumner Walker’s bridge tea and a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs E W Yonnick.
An advertisement claims Kekowu's Alterative cures lung trouble with reports of recovery. It cites a patient named Howard L. Klova and urges requesting copies of letters and endorsements while noting care and propriety in use. The notice mentions February 102 and March 708 events and references Feluce Pharmacy Drug a.
Friday evening will open a four day session with a brilliant ball and magnificent banners marking the Consistory reunion. The event stands as one of the winter season’s most imposing social affairs and is eagerly anticipated well in advance.
Sir Horace Plunkett of Dublin left for Rock River to oversee business interests. In Cheyenne he stayed with Governor and Mrs. J. M. Carey. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Churk wed last Tuesday in Denver and return home Sunday. Mrs. Knight traveled to Galesburg for illness and loss of her brother William Allison. Mrs. Edward David of Douglas will visit December 12 to see Governor and Mrs. Carey. she recently returned from the East and is in Larami e briefly.
The Pythian Sisters host a card social at K. P. Hall this evening and friends are invited. The O. T. Club plans a dance at the Coliseum for tonight. Musical Club rehearses Thursday at 7 oclock sharp, members urged to be prompt. Clubs pause for vacation until holidays then resume with renewed interest.
The Presbyterian ladies hold a bazaar at 2 PM in the church pariors with displays for purchase and refreshments through the afternoon and evening. Also notes on W C T U host in North Cheyenne and Methodist and Congregational activities and upcoming Epworth League meeting.
The Duke of Abercorn faltered in a London speech about Londonderry’s defense against the besieging army. He claimed citizens withstood the siege to hand down birthright to ancestors, who are themselves, prompting remarks on wealth and social values.
Judge J. M. Lowe of Kansas City argues against federal or national aid for highways. He questions distributing funds by depots, outlines slow projected mileage, and supports a system of two trunk lines across states connected to national capital.
Pr J Winters of Colorado City reports from southern Wyoming where he holds interests and notes copper mines in the Encampment district, copper deposits in the Elk Mountains, free milling gold, large silver lead veins in the Snowy Range, and Albany county placers. He predicts rapid value growth as systematic prospecting and science mining advance. The tale underscores mining optimism and期待 future yields.
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