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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1916
Page
3
A garbled sale notice outlines closeout pricing on kid gloves in black and white, long and short lengths, 16 button styles, lady and maid sizes, and assorted clasped styles. Several prices and discounts are listed but many details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Readable parts mention midweight cotton and silk Miele hose in Onyx black and tap 50c and 75c. Colors include black white and tan. References to Lisle hose and a small pair for a week.
Arabella Scott of Philadelphia was the guest of honor at a reception tea hosted by Miss Helen Abbott at Judge and Mrs. Joseph M. Carey’s home. About thirty guests enjoyed informal chat, with pink roses, yellow decor, and a lemon and white menu. Miss Marion Mellin and Miss Marguerite Stull served, assisted by Dorothy Gilcrest and Emily Jones.
A jumble of social notes reports visitors and travel among Cheyenne residents. Mies Jonnie Zane of San Francisco stays with Mrs Gordon Wright and daughter Mee. Renfro travels to Denver for the fleet week and plans a quick return. Governor Kendrick and Mrs Kendrick rest at home after a Denver business trip to Sheridan. Maurine Carley from Wheatland arrives tonight to visit. Mary Murray of Houston visits her sister. The Voight family plans to move to Lincoln Nebraska in March. Mee BL 8 and daughter Nedige visit Denver. parents seek information on houses near Maskhapenne.
The Industrial Club announces the second winter luncheon on Monday February 8 at 1 16 o clock at Whithme with President Archie Alison presiding The discussion topics include Civic Improvement and Attracting the 1916 Tourists The group reports strong turnout and civic interest last week and expects an even more successful gathering The luncheon price is fifty cents and attendees are urged to participate with questions and comments
The Guild of St. Mark's plans a bake sale at Union Mercantile today with Mesdames Haerrenen Uarks and Richerts in charge. Congregational Aid Society held its monthly meeting with Mrs M. Oakley presiding and reports from committees. Washington’s birthday events and social teas were noted at several church groups. The Baptist church organ fund drive continues with a Washington Supper linked to the pipe organ motor goal. Presbyterian Ald Society gathered for a regular meeting with officers and a forthcoming annual session planning.
City briefs report upcoming Leap Year Ball at Eagles Hall on Monday evening February 21 1870. Also notes visits by E M White and G D Patterson of American Express Cheyenne high school basketball trip Eaton returns today and a Wool demonstration car arrival in Cheyenne. Industry club to name committee for 2016 celebration and local real estate ads urge vacant houses.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a price of 85 dollars and a list of unclear items. Key names or places are not decipherable. The readable portion suggests a commerce or listing entry without a clear reportable event.
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