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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1913
Page
20
A collage of brief items lists Mark Chapman advertising loans and watch repairs at 1709 Carey Ave, Matthews and wife headed to Buford, and various residents returning from or heading to Denver, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, and other locales for holidays or business.
If you miss your morning paper call Cheyenne Messenger Service at the listed number for immediate delivery. The Leader thanks the service for prompt deliveries and urges readers to call for speedy paper arrival.
Dr J J Shingler officiated as Julia Juan Croweh and John Albin Edner united in marriage at the Congregational parsonage on Christmas Eve. The couple will honeymoon in Denver after leaving yesterday afternoon.
In a brief Courier item, City Clerk Baxter feeds a covey of 14 quail and two wild rabbits stranded by snow. The birds and animals, tame from regular corn and scraps, shelter in an open woodshed as Baxter plans to care for them until the snow melts.
The funeral of the late Frank Shimits will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon from the home 1020 West Nineteenth street. Rev. Leon Pills conducts the service. The deceased is survived by his widow Mrs Barbara Shimits two daughters Miss Della Shimits and Miss J. J. Everett of Basin Wyoming and three sons Joseph and Sylvester of Cheyenne and Anton Shinite of Jackson Michigan.
The Young People's Society of the Christian Endeavor plans a sunrise Christmas meeting on Christmas morning. Mr Hills will lead the service which begins at 7 o clock and lasts one hour. All are invited to attend for connection with Christmas.
A concise remark notes that a man ends an argument because the woman concedes the final point. The line plays on gender dynamics and reciprocity in dispute.
The Elke requests all children aged five to twelve to attend at the Elke Home on Chelttas afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Salvation Army workers march through New York's financial district to solicit donations for a Christmas dinner fund. Commander Keg Hoath notes that if $4,000 is not raised, many needy residents may go without meals as the deficit looms.
A garbled report notes a charitable drive with many new enrollees and subscribers, while some avoid paying ahead. The text lacks clear dates or organizations, but hints at a community fundraising effort and participation shifts.
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