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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1912
Page
3
The page blends a Burns quoted Psalm with local notices. It records Mrs. H L Pascall and Mrs. L Hughes planning a California trip for health reasons after Sheriff Hughes death, along with various Wyoming residents visiting, traveling, or returning from Denver and Laramie, and a weekend at the Plains hotel.
Mr and Mrs Ay Geramehl entertained guests at a Saturday evening dancing party at their home. The celebration ran until midnight with a refreshment interval. Attendees included Mesers and Meredames Howarter Peter Remace 0 MM Lee Dr and Mrs Sweatt Misses Laming Henderson Lietke Henke Sweatt Mra Henke Messers Manerval LavEr ents Mackley and Gersmehl Baptist Chain Mra 8 Stockwell to entertain her division Wednesday afternoon.
Letters from women in Zanesville Ohio and Burlington Iowa report relief from dizziness weakness and numbness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound They credit improved strength and health and endorse sharing her remedy with others for similar female troubles.
Alpha Club hosts a social at Mrs Dinneen 2313 Warren Ave with Sunshine Society and library meetings at Capitol Hill Club. Capitol Hill Card Club hosted by Mrs Schoel. Tuesday Evening Club. Swan hosts Tuesday Evening Five Hundred. Wednesday Bridge Club with Mrs Wallace Bond. Ladies Auxiliary B L E holds 2:30 pm meeting at A O U W hall. M M C of R M A meets Wednesday with Mrs Fred Miller. dance Friday at A O U W hall. Hospital Aid met yesterday at the library.
Adina the daughter of Captain and Mrs Hamilton hosted a spider web party for neighborhood friends Friday evening. Guests included Florence Williams, Margaret Dade, Marian Skinner, Mildred Ayres, Juanita Kimball, Kathryn Hamilton, Walter Jones, Alexander Dade, Leslie Skinner, William Heavey, Jack Heavey, John Armstrong, and Hugh Stodter. A merry chase unravelling the web followed by a light lunch and dainty pink candle decor.
An evening service at the Methodist church marked the second anniversary of Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Nelson in the city. Church leaders praised their work, noting growth in membership from 285 to 318, additions of 182, and an increase in Sunday School attendance to 170 from 180, with $2,500 in improvements paid for and a debt-free status. The Ladies Aid raised over 2,000 for church work, and the pastor expressed reciprocal regard with his wife.
In church circles the Baptist Willing Workers will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. N J Laverents and Mrs. J F Jenkins entertaining the Presbyterian Aid society at Mrs J F Jenkins residence. Congregational Aid will also meet Friday afternoon with Mrs Frank L Moore.
Mrs. George Skinner hosted forty guests for a Saturday bridge session with tally cards and a five o'clock tea. The Ninth Cavalry dance was set for Saturday night at the gym. Major Raslim and Mrs Dade hosted a dinner for Captain and Mrs Walker, Major and Mrs Kimball, Captain and Mrs Noble. Several teas and bridge gatherings were planned this week including Mrs Noblew and Mrs Le May teas, and Mrs Guilfoyle's bridge tea on Thursday. Mrs Dyer held an At Home on Friday with artillery ladies present. An Infantry gathering featured eight tables of bridge and one of five hundred, with Mrs Holt winning the 600 high-spot prize.
Roy W. Schenck, immigration commissioner, returned Sunday from Casper where he met business leaders and launched a permanent Commercial club with a nine member board. Casper is described as booming and perhaps the most prosperous town in Wyoming, with the movement expected to yield lasting benefits.
Notice is given of a special stockholders meeting of Leader Publishing Company at 1818 Carey Avenue Cheyenne Wyoming on Saturday March 9 1912 at 1 30 PM The meeting will consider adopting a resolution to change the number of trustees from three to nine and transact other business as may properly come before the meeting J ROSS CARPENTER President
A wedding at 1 20 p m yesterday united Herman T Karsch of Cheyenne and Adah Reichboch of Buffalo New York at 2616 Kent Street home of Mr and Mrs Henry Briggs Rev Leon C Hills officiated Best man was Wmil Voight of Denver and bridesmaid Miss Zoe Mitchell The couple will reside at 217 East 19th Street Karsch works in the Union Pacific railroad store department Reichboch is Mrs Brizes sister and admired for her fine qualities
Advertisement touts a one day cold cure with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Promises refund if it fails and claims Grove’s signature on each box. Implies Druggists support the product.
The state board of charities and reform will meet today to act on H. Waldo Moore a Cheyenne attorney in Evanston hospital for the insane A petition signed by business and professional men seeks his release to Oregon under his mother's custody They plan to relocate to the Pacific coast and Mrs Moore will assume responsibility for his welfare
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild reliable laxative for all ages. It claims quick relief from constipation and bloating, noting its pleasant taste and suitability for infants. A free sample offer invites readers to send name and address to Dr W B Caldwell in Montana.
Atlanta February 6. Charles W Morae the banker recently paroled is able to travel and will leave for his home in New York within two days.
In an equitable conference held today the United States forest supervisors of District No. 2 covering Colorado Wyoming South Dakota Nebraska and Kansas voted to raise the range stock allotment by 76000 head The present allotment stands at 496000 head and will be increased accordingly
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