Grocery Clerks Plan First Annual Ball at Eagles Hall
Friday evening the grocery clerks and meat cutters host their first public ball at Eagles Hall. They aim to present a successful social event as hosts with strong community backing.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1912
Page
3
Friday evening the grocery clerks and meat cutters host their first public ball at Eagles Hall. They aim to present a successful social event as hosts with strong community backing.
Lena and Melissa Brooks daughters of former Governor and Mrs. Brooks will visit Cheyenne on Friday from the University at Laramie en route home to Casper for Christmas. Guy and Albert Jensen plan holiday return visits to their parents and sisters, with Guy at Ann Arbor and Albert at Creighton College in Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Beck leave Saturday for San Francisco to make their home after three years in Cheyenne. Dr. Wayne Hanson, son of Surveyor General and Mrs. Hanson, home for the holidays. he recently graduated from Jefferson College and serves as an interne at St. Mary's Hospital Philadelphia awaiting further service.
Mrs W E Chaplin departed Cheyenne yesterday morning for Douglas to spend Christmas with her daughter Mrs Wilke Collins.
Mrs. Alice Stebbins Wells, the first woman on the Los Angeles police force, urges enforcing laws against prostitution and the saloon. She cites the social cost of vice, the need for education and legislation, and the role of women in protecting children and guiding youth.
President elect Woodrow Wilson arrives in New York after a Bermuda vacation. He says he will focus on New Jersey affairs and presents his annual message to the New Jersey legislature, which convenes January 14. He notes ongoing consideration of appointive posts.
The Bermuda voyage for the president elect ends with a calm sea and smooth sailing as he arrives with his daughter Margaret and other family. A small reception awaits, with Joseph P. Tumulty and Dudley Field Malone among early attendees. Mrs. Wilson and two other daughters stay in New York for tonight's Southern society banquet where the new president will speak.
A small frame dwelling at 618 BH 18th Street suffered heavy fire damage around 5:50 yesterday evening. Flames emerged from back and side windows as the alarm was sent in. Firefighters arrived quickly and isolated the blaze, but lower floor rooms were severely damaged by fire and smoke while the front room was water damaged. Occupants reported the house was unoccupied and the cause of the fire could not be determined.
Federal court judges and state officials testified before the Senate impeachment court today regarding Judge Archbald's good reputation. The witnesses included George Gray J B McPherson Chief Justice Fell Rice and ex Governor W A Stone.
The Wyoming Highways association schedules its second annual convention in Cheyenne on January 21, 1913. It urges larger Laramie county membership to fund and arrange events, outlines three trunk routes and a two year goal of half a million dollars to improve dirt roads, and invites legislators and all regional groups to participate.
A new finding links hoid fever transmission to roaches, prompting health officials to widen surveillance. Researchers warn that roach populations may spread the disease, urging sanitation and pest control in affected areas.
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