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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1912
Page
11
A lyrical excerpt describes a mother comforting her child at parting. The mother suppresses tears to avoid distress, asks God to bless the child, and conveys a sacred eternal love through a quiet, heartfelt goodbye. The piece centers on motherly devotion and the enduring bond between mother and child.
A five o'clock progressive tea honored Miss Vina Wyman on Wednesday celebrating her engagement to Mr John Mills of Laramie. The party featured Christmas decorations, a lavish menu, and a humorous kitchen maid surprise. Guests included Miss Wyman and numerous Laramie families and friends, with gifts and verses attached to keepsakes.
Mrs Kent Snyder entertained at a pleasant Kensington afternoon in honor of Miss Jean Brooks. Guests were intimate friends of the guest of honor and enjoyed a sewing session followed by dainty refreshments.
Mrs. Jones hosts a lively Fort Russell Cad Party with a ten dollar game of five hundred. Guests include Lieuts Thomp king Kimball and Sparks among others. News arrives that Captain Tanner and wife transfer to St Louis where he becomes paymaster, prompting mixed regret among friends.
Card Clab Mrs T Blake Kennedy will entertain her five hundred club this afternoon. The Hospital Aid Society meets at Carnegie Library Monday afternoon at three. Mrs Wilbur Leighton will receive the W W C of the R M A Monday afternoon January 5th. Thursday 500 Club. Mrs Hugh Coffman will entertain the Thursday 500 club Saturday afternoon January 6th at her apartments No 2 National Building. The Baptist Willing Workers meet Friday January 5th at the home of Mrs John Hague with Mrs Towner assisting. An error in a previous notice gave the date January 6th. The Methodial Ladies Aid society meets this afternoon with Mrs HW Wolfer 1670 Honee street. The B P A will hold a business meeting Friday evening at the home of Rev Van Winkle. The Baptist Q O A will meet at four this afternoon in the church parlors. The prayer meeting committee of the Congregational Christian Endeavor Society met Tuesday evening at the home of the Misdeo Chaplin.
Rev. Leon C. Hille will lead Cheyenne Chautauqua for 1912 with a proposed program likely featuring the Royal Guardantalian band. Last year’s manager Rev. Stills returns to help organize, but success now hinges on public support and ticket sales. Dates are not set but will be late June or early July with full details forthcoming.
An old advertisement promotes LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine as a world wide cola and grip remedy. It urges readers to call for the full name and look for the signature E. W. GROVE at 2c.
A satirical piece portrays a persistent working man seeking a decent life while a speaker contemplates exploiting his distress. The anecdote ends with the speaker admitting harsh thoughts of wealth through manipulation and stock speculation as the worker's plight worsens. Mrs. A. Kh. Tabor of Grider, Missouri, reports relief from chronic headaches after using Chamberlain's tablets, crediting them with curing a stomach-related headache.
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Campbell E Casad writes a farce Dont Lie to Your Wife starring Dave Lewis at the Capitol Avenue Theater on January 4 under Rowland and Clifford management. The show features a large supporting cast and hews to a humorous, high-energy plot with Lewis at his best.
The Penn Wyoming Oil case heads to the U S federal court for trial after a final hearing before the master in chancery. Prominent national figures are involved and warrants have been issued for several parties including politicians financiers and other investors who claim to have been misled.
A statement asserts investors have money in numerous allied companies and vows to resolve a tangled statewide situation to advance development of Wyoming’s mineral field. The claim highlights plans to spur progress and attract support for the project.
Manager Bradley says he is negotiating with The Lion and the Mouse for a one night engagement. He notes slim chances of an open date for such a company but insists they be informed they are on oath. A wind metaphor hints at Chicago’s volatility as plans move.
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