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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1912
Page
3
A long social column reports Burns birthday party hosted by Mrs. Gilchrist with a Scots program and a feast. a mail clerks Christmas party at Mr. and Mrs. Dutcher's includes games, a bean auction, music, dancing, and refreshments. Other items note bride elects' tea, local visits, illnesses, and multiple tea and skating events around town.
Mrs Elizabeth Keiffer entertained charmingly at a Wednesday bridge evening with a dainty supper. Guests included Col and Mrs Guilfoyle Mrs Myer Mrs Wilkins Captain Hart Lieut Delaplane and Lieut McClune. Lieut and Mrs Eastman to host reception tonight. Wednesday Card Club hosted by Lieut and Mrs McAdam. Corp and Capt Hughes posted top scores. A bountiful lunch.
The Capitol Hi Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Urban for a social card gathering. At five o clock a course tea was served. The F M club plans a joint evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Holiday with a seven o'clock dinner and social cards. The Thursday 500 club met for an enjoyable session with an elaborate five o'clock lunch. Guests included Mrs Dutcher and Mrs Guam, while members present were Mrs Miller Bump Crabb Gylling Simpson Elee Harris Ailkens and Newlin.
The P. E. O. Sisterhood presents a Turner picture collection at the Gymnasium showing almost every subject. The opening last evening drew a crowded hall with a pleasing program and refreshments. The exhibit is already assured of unbounded success.
Presbyterian ladies gather in church parlors this afternoon for an Aid society social hosted by officers. All church and congregation women are invited. The Congregational Women's Missionary Society meets with Mrs Jensen this afternoon.
A patient from Van Wert Ohio testifies that Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root cured long standing kidney and liver troubles after other therapies failed. The sworn statement dated July 18 1909 urges public letters to Kilmer & Co for more information and a sales booklet.
An ad promises Diapepain digests meals when the stomach cannot and prevents fermentation and symptoms like indigestion. It asserts rapid relief within five minutes and urges readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist. St. Mark's Guild announces a St. Mark's Guild meeting this afternoon with Mrs. William Mahoney.
The B. P. U. social will be held in the church parlors this evening with music games a program and hot waffles. The event promises a lively mix of entertainment and refreshments for attendees.
New York visitors report a yellow canary perched in a window cue during yesterday's Met premiere of Versiegelt. The bird sang with the orchestra and interacted with Mme Gadski, drawing curiosity about its role. General Manager Gatti Casazza denied any plan to have the bird as a rival soprano.
A 1912 World Almanac review lauds it as a compact universal reference. It praises its breadth beyond local or partisan scope and calls it a portable encyclopaedia for libraries editors offices and schools.
A. E. Minium, stockholder in United States Asbestos Mining & Fiberising, sues in Denver to enjoin sale of 21 asbestos claims in Casper Mountain district. He alleges the sale would bankrupt the company and seeks an accounting, injunction, and damages. The suit cites failures to provide access to books and planned stock transfers to Arizona meeting in Phoenix on January 27.
The Atlas unveils a four night bill headlined by Kenney and Hollis with new songs and jokes. The Three Bannons stay on, Emerson and Wright perform as the man in black and the Indy, Guilfrey and Heeom provide laughs, plus a new sketch. Also noting Ed Kelley appearances and a promise of pictures and music for patrons. State of Wyoming and Laramie County court notice follows.
A pictorial feature shows New York fire crews battling a large blaze with ice coated gear and six firefighters buried by a roof collapse. The dramatic segment highlights the roof cave in, the rescue attempts, and the impact on the department.
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