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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1912
Page
11
Poem excerpt on moral living opens the item, followed by a list of Wyoming social notices. Mrs H L Pascall and Mrs L Hughes plan California travel as her health falters after Sheriff Hughes’s death. Various residents visited, returned from trips, or prepared for moves to the East, West, or abroad.
Mr and Mrs Ay Geramehl entertained with a Saturday evening dancing party at their home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Howarter Peter Remace 0 MM Lee Dr and Mrs Sweatt Misses Laming Hender Lietke Henke Sweatt Mra Henke Messers Manerval Laver ents Mackley and Gersmehl. Mrs 8 Stockwell to entertain Baptist Chain division on Wednesday afternoon.
A Zanesville Ohio reader testifies of relief from weakness dizziness and numbness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Another Burlington Iowa resident reports relief from female troubles and improved health after trying the remedy.
Alpha Club hosts social at Mrs Dinneen 2313 Warren avenue. Sunshine Society holds library meeting at Capitol Hill Club. Capitol Hill Card Club hosted by Mrs Schoel, Tuesday Evening Club. Mr and Mrs Swan to receive Tuesday Evening Five Hundred on Wednesday. Wednesday Bridge Club scheduled. Mrs Wallace Bond to entertain Wednesday Bridge Club. Ladies Auxiliary of the B of L E holds 2:30pm meeting at A O U W hall. M M C of the R M A meets Wednesday with Mrs Fred Miller 2115 Evans Street. Ladies Auxiliary Dance set for Friday at A O U W hall. Hospital Aid at library held a routine meeting yesterday.
Mrs Myer and Mrs Kemper hosted a spider web party Friday evening with Captain Hamiltons daughter Adina and guests joining a playful hunt. Pupu served at eleven o clock while Pink car nations and shaded candles colored the dining room. Attendees included Miss Florence Williams Margaret Dade Marian Skinner Mildred Ayres Juanita Kimball Kathryn Hamilton and several young men such as Walter Jones Alexander Dade Leslie Skinner William Heavey Jack Heavey John Armstrong Hugh Stodder.
A Sunday service at the Methodist church commemorated the second anniversary of Rev and Mrs W M Nelson in the city. Speakers praised the couple, noting membership grew from 285 to 318 and additions 182, with offerings and improvements totaling 2500 and the church debt free. The Ladies Aid raised over 2000 for church work.
In church circles the Baptist Willing Workers plan a Friday gathering hosted by Mrs. N J Laverents and Mrs J F Jenkins with Presbyterian Aid joining. Additional entertainments include Mrs Horace Janking and Mrs Frank L Moore hosting Congregational Aid and Presbyterian Aid meetings Friday at their respective homes.
Mrs. George Skinner hosted a Saturday bridge with forty guests and a five o clock tea. The Ninth Cavalry dance is set for Saturday evening at the gym. Major Dade entertained at dinner Friday for Captain and Mrs Walker, Major and Mrs Kimball, Captain and Mrs Noble. Week features include teas by Mrs Noble Le May and Mrs Guilfoyle, an At Home by Mrs Dyer, and an Infantry gathering with eight tables of bridge and one of five hundred. Mrs Holt won the 600 high score, and the Regimental Card group arranged the event.
Roy W. Schenck, commissioner of immigration, returned Sunday evening from Casper where he met business men and saw a permanent Commercial club formed with a nine member board. The meeting was enthusiastic and Casper is described as the boom town of Wyoming with conditions likely to continue.
Notice states special stockholders meeting of Leader Publishing Company at 1818 Carey Avenue Cheyenne Wyoming on Saturday March 9 1912 at 1 30 PM to consider adopting a resolution to increase the number of trustees from three to nine and to transact other business as may properly come before the meeting J Ross Carpenter President
Mr Herman T. Karsch of Cheyenne and Miss Adah Reichboch of Buffalo were married yesterday at 1 20 p m at 2616 Kent street in Cheyenne. Rev Leon C Hills officiated with Wmil Voight of Denver as best man and Zoe Mitchell as bridesmaid. They plan to live at 217 East 19th Street upon returning from a Denver trip.
Advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets as a one day cure for a cold. It guarantees a refund if not effective and features a Grove's signature inside each box, urging immediate purchase and use.
The state board of charities and reform will meet today to decide the case of H. Waldo Moore a Cheyenne attorney in Evanston hospital for the insane A petition signed by local business and professional people seeks his release on condition he be taken to Oregon with his mother who would assume responsibility and they would reside on the Pacific coast It is reported he is improving at Evanston Hospital.
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild reliable laxative for all ages. It claims quick relief from bloating and stomach issues, noting a free sample offer by mail and pricing options for small and large bottles.
Charles W. Morae the banker recently paroled is able to travel and will leave for his home in New York within two days from Atlanta Georgia February 6.
United States forest supervisor district No. 2 covering Colorado Wyoming South Dakota Nebraska and Kansas votes to raise the range stock allotment by 76 000 head from 420 000 to 496 000 cattle and horses amid an executive conference in Denver Colorado.
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