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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1913

Page

3

Cheyenne Social News Highlights and Local Arrivals

Cheyenne notes celebrate Miss Clelland visits with Miss Forbes and Miss Coates at tea. Theater parties honor Miss Clelland with Broadway Yones and The Red Rose. Elks plan a dance and Lyceum events feature Alfred Bergen and the Leon Marx Trio. Nordica concert tickets on sale. Mr. and Mrs. Monfort to move to Denver after years with the Tribune. society editor Mrs Monfort departs with warm friendships.

Mary Crain Cheyenne Miss Forbes W. N. Monfort Tribune Force Denver Monfort Colorado Capital Harris Brown Table Company Mrs. Monfort

Cheyenne and Ite Peoples Return to Longstanding Ties

The statement expresses enduring partiality toward Cheyenne and Ite communities, noting ongoing affinity and cultural connection. It signals a lasting bond and commitment to these Indigenous groups.

Visiting List Notes Cheyenne Holiday Travels

Miss Margaret Clelland left Cheyenne for Lincoln after a festive stay with Mrs. W. L. Whipple and Miss Coates. George Barrett departed for La Crosse after a two week Cheyenne visit with Ernest Snow. Louise and Elizabeth Lacey head to Baltimore to resume studies at Goucher College after Christmas at Cheyenne. Mrs. J. L. Rockwell returns from Denver and resumes music classes. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimball and daughter come back from Chicago.

Margaret Clelland W. L. Whipple

Local Women’s Groups Hold Meetings and Socials

The Hos pital Art society of St. John's gathers at the library for a regular meeting before the charity ball on Jan 23 at Engles hall. The Sunshine Society meets at the library. The Woman's Club resumes Wednesday at the library after the holiday break. Card Club hosted by Dr and Mrs Beard Tuesday evening. The Tuesday Bridge Club met with fort and town members. The Mystic Maze Club met Thursday with sewing and Christmas tales. Wednesday Bridge Club was hosted by Mrs William Dublois last week with games and tea.

Hospital Art Society of St. John's Engles’ Hall J. D. Gill Fort Mystic Maze Club James N. Zalesky Leighton Bowman Nelson Markley Misdames Kubie Christensen Taylor and Sigler William Dublois

Church Circle Hostesses Plan Friday Meetings

In church circles the Willing Workers and Baptist Willing Workers will meet Friday afternoon at Mrs C L Rigdon 102 West Twenty seventh Street with Mrs L Hughes and Mrs A B Brendler as assistant hostesses. Presbyterian Aid members Mrs McIndrie and Mrs Summer will host at 222 West Twenty second Street. Congregational Aid plans Friday afternoon gathering at 2116 Carey Avenue with Mrs George Gilland as host. The Guild of St Mark's meets at the parish house Friday afternoon. Rev Van Winkle is ill and cannot preach today. Rev Mr Fudge will lead the morning service.

Baptist C. L. Rigdon L. Hughes Mra A. B. Brendler Presbyterian Aid Mclindrie Summer Presbyterian Aid Society Mra McEndrie West Ith Congregational Aid Congregational Aid Society Wre George Gilland Carey Avenue Guild of Bt. Mark's Pariah House van Winkle Grippe Mr. Fudge

Special Music at St Mark's Choir Program Tonight

St Mark's will present a choir concert led by Mrs V Ky Hart with a varied program including hymns, anthems, organ solos, violin solos by Muriel Guy and Mr White, soprano and baritone solos, and a recessional hymn. A Christmas music encore from Presbyterian church will also be repeated. A separate note mentions a potential joint use of Polo Grounds by the New York Americans, with Highlanders possibly benefiting.

St. Mark's Mra. V. Ky Hart Wienlawak Muriel Guy Bagmbach Presbyterian Church Spence Mr. White Dreseler Mrs. Hills Bethlehem Nee EE Eet Pence Marytana New York

Old Time Cough Syrup Recipe From Family Note

A handwritten recipe describes mixing Pinex with sugar syrup and warm water to create an cough remedy. It lists quantities for a pint bottle and suggests dosing every one or two membranes, noting the preparation as an effective tonic for children and adults. The note references various ingredients and cautions about renal reaction.

Knowing Those We Trust Sermon at First Baptist

The First Baptist Church at Nineteenth Street and Warren Avenue announces a morning sermon on Knowing Those We Trust by Rev. Hal P. Fudge. Nellie Morgan will lead the evening service with a 6 15 p m Young People gathering and an 8 20 p m sermon by Pastor Rev. George Van Winkle. Sunday school opens at 12 16 p m for those over 16. other classes adjourn until after the public schedule.

Hal P. Fudge Nellie Morgan George van Winkle George Davidson First Methodist Episcopal Church Epworth League W. M. Nelson

Church Services and Programs Schedule Across Congregations

Local churches publish a Christmas season schedule with multiple services led by various pastors. Rev. George Davidson and Rev. W. M. Nelson announce early morning communion and evening sacred music, while Rev. Leon C. Hille leads special meetings January 7 8 9 with 7:40 pm sessions.

Bresnahan backs union stance in player drive

The article notes Roger Bresnahan urging players to support the Baseball Players’ fraternity of action and mentions a surge of new subscribers to the Daily and Weekly State Leader, encouraging readers to join the growing audience for the Weekly State Trader at a yearly rate.

Roger Bresnahan H Sard Baseball Players’ Fraternity of Action State Leader Better

Notables Attend Reid Funeral in New York

Whitelaw Reid late ambassador to England had funeral at St. John the Divine Cathedral in New York. President Taft Theodore Roosevelt and many dignitaries attended. burial in Sleepy Hollow, with services led by Bishop Greer and clergy from England represented.

New York Whitelaw Reid England Cathedral of St. John Taft Theodore Roosevelt America Sleepy Hollow Tarrytown David H. Greer Leonard Cleveland Ohio Reid Hahop Boyd Carpenter Westminster Abbey Great Britain James Bryce Cruiaer Natal Atlantic United States Army Barry Navy Fiache Pineat H. Shackleton Pilgrims Theodore Roowervelt Pilertina Knox Ambawaddr Bryce Benator Root Todge George Gray Cowles Joseph J. Choate Chamnory M. Depew J. P. Morgan Robert Bacon Hebert Todd Lincoln Henry White Grand Central Station Army

Garment Workers Strike Ends as Chamber Plan Rejected

New York January 4 three week garment workers strike closes with chamber of commerce plan to appoint a commission to study wages hours and working conditions in clothing and industries rejected by strikers signaling unresolved labor disputes and ongoing market comparisons.

New York Garment Workers Chamber of Commerce Lai

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Quick relief claim for piles with home treatment. Advertisement promises instant belief and permanent cure with a trial package mailed free in plain wrapper.

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