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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1913
Page
8
The society column lists Christmas travel plans and family gatherings. Several residents plan to join relatives in Town or Denver for the holiday week, including Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dunton, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. OConnell, and Miss Anna Schuck. Local folks also note visitors from Casper, Ridgway, Ann Arbor, and Omaha arrive to spend Christmas with kin.
A series of holiday visits and gatherings across towns include Charles W Avery and sister Cooper in City, Agnes Scott with her sister in Greeley, Mrs Thomas Hunter in Colorado Springs, Marjorie Metcalf in Detroit with Mabel Patten, Joyce Tobin heading to Des Moines, Lacey sisters from Goucher College, J C Craig from Illinois visiting Boulder, and Fred Leihart from Laramie. Mr and Mrs F G Clark hosted a chic dinner in their new apartments honoring Joyce Tobin before her Des Moines trip. The decor featured red and green and culinary skill marked the event, while a late entry lists a grand Amati violin for sale at 222 East 16th street.
Marbleton Wyoming reports the Vicrey mill on Cottonwood is operating with a full crew. The site will cut about 200000 feet of lumber between now and spring after relocation and new buildings being completed. A note on local Christmas candy sales appears with Robanson branding.
An old time mustard plaster substitute named Mustard Ole is advertised as soothing relief for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache congestion pleurisy rheumatism back pain and more. The ad claims it breaks up colds faster and offers comfort with regular use.
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