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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1916

Page

3

Wyoming Federation Executives Meet for State Club Work

The Wyoming Federation of Women’s Clubs executive board met at 10 am at Mrs. R. A. Morton’s home with officers including Morton Brooks and Carley present. Federation day February 14 was set and committee reports, education plans, and proposed legislation were discussed amid plans for exhibits and public health materials.

Wyoming Federation of Woman's Clubs R. A. Morton Federation Morton B. B. Brooks D. M. Carley Cheyenne C. Jefferis Good Roads and Forestry W. C A. K. Lee Thermopolis General Federation Re. W. C. Mentzer Health Committee RE. Richard Shipp Casper Clvics Committee W. E. Hinrichs Gibson Clark I. C. Jefferis Snow Basin William Dickinson Lander Brooks Grace Raymond Hebard Hebard Sheridan

Better Than Calomel Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Claim

Advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy for liver and bowel issues. It argues they are gentler than calomel and do not harm teeth while claiming quick relief from constipation dullness and headaches. Retail price 10c and 25c per box through druggists.

Cheyenne Social Roundup of Visitors and Holiday Plans

Local residents and guests share holiday visits and travels. Mrs. Gordon Wright hosts Cheyenne visitors. Mrs. C. L. Beatty and Mrs. B. F. Ball visit Denver. Miss Edith K. C. Clark goes to Thermopolis for state industrial schools. Mr. Stine serves in Alaska. William Jardine plans Casper move. Judge Carey and Mrs. Carey return from Laramie. Mary Nimmo returns from Colorado College for Christmas with Mary Kittleman visiting after holidays.

Edith K. C. Clark Thermopolis B. F. Ball Denver W. B. Stine Mr. Stine Alaska U. S. Signal Corps Mary Nimmo David Nimmo Colorado College Colorado Springs Mary Kittleman Cheyenne

Shower Tea Honors Miss Stull at Fort Russell Quarters

Mrs. Schillerstrom hosted a festive shower tea for December bride elect Miss Marguerite Stull. Guests included Mrs Stull and friends from town and the Post. Gifts, rhymes, and a kitchen tin gift marked the celebration. Captain Smoke hosted a Cheyenne Chess Club gathering with supper and a smoker. Captain Barzynski heads home for Mexico duty with General Pershing.

Miss Stull Schillerstrom Marguerite Stull Wigginstein Barzynski Stull Berry Keiffer O'Connell Bierkower Bayzynski Smoke The Post Charlie Bristol Chess Club Cheyenne Chess Club

Visiting List of Holiday Guests and Christmas Plans

Mrs. O Ahittemore leaves for California after a week with the Hendersons with a Salt Lake City stop en route. Miss Clara Dodds, Powell high school teacher, will spend Christmas with her mother Effie Dodds, arriving December 24. Athol Brophy of Omaha, daughter of George C Brophy, will visit Cheyenne for Christmas festivities, arriving December 20. Miss Jessie Lummis of Normal University will return next week for Christmas with family. Louise Stimson, a Lawrence College student, Appleton Wisconsin, arrives Sunday for the holiday season.

H. B. Henderson California Salt Lake City Clara Dodds Powell Effie R. Dodds Athol Brophy Omaha George C. Brophy Cheyenne Effie Lannen Jessie Lummis State Normal Unalveyalty, Normal Milnois Louise Stimson Lawrence College Appleton Wisconsin

Federal Probe of High Prices in East

Frank M. Swacker has been retained by Attorney General Gregory to lead the Department of Justice inquiry into elevated food prices in New York.

East New York Frank M. Swacker Torney Gregory Department of Justice

College in Washington to Return Home for Holidays

A Washington DC college student, son of Mr and Mrs W E B Mahoney, will return home for Christmas, arriving December 23. Mr A Bench, chief clerk of the Mall service, leaves for Ogden to supervise the holiday mail movement through the Ogden gateway, returning in time for Christmas with family. This marks the fourth year Mr Beach has directed mail handling at the Ogden terminal during the Christmas rush.

Washington W. EB. Mahoney A. Bench Mall Ogden Ogden Gateway Christman Beach Malla Ag Ogden Terminal

Church Circles Report Busy Christmas Season

The Win One class of the Methodist church held a Sunday session with Mrs H H Branton to sing The Holy City. The Guild of St Mark's adjourned for holidays after a brief meeting. Congregational Missionary society closed its year 1914 with Japan study led by Mrs R McCoy and Dr J A Shingler presenting a table. The King's Daughters met in the Congregational church parlors for holiday sewing and social time with gifts for Christmas.

Win H. H. Btanton Holy City Methodist Lewton New Jeruentom Congregational Missions Congregational Missionary Society R. McCoy Japan McCoy J. A Shingler Congregational Church

Elks Dance in Cheyenne Draws Large Crowd

Elka dance committee reports last Thursday night event replacement for Christmas ball as one of the best the lodge has held in Cheyenne. Kopards eight piece orchestra provided music for over fifty couples of Cheyenne youths enjoyed the evening with punch served throughout. The next Elke dance is planned for early January.

Elka Cheyenne Kopards Elke

Two Sides Of The Picture In Millionaire Growth

The New York Mail reports figures from W H H Osborn commissioner of internal revenue showing rapid rise in American wealth. Multimillionaires grow about 160 percent while lesser millionaires rise nearly as much, according to a Washington dispatch.

New York Mail W. HH. Osborn Internal Revenue Washington

Socialist Rally Pledges Mass Action on City Hall Visit

The report notes one hundred thousand men and women pledged to advance on city hall this December to press the mayor to secure the right to continue in existence. It adds a flood of suggestive items about land and wealth, with a cryptic Moldamith quotation and a line about state contracts for shears or cookbooks.

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