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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1917
Page
13
Miscellaneous notes from Cheyenne list arrivals and visits aimed at Fort Dodge Denver Lusk Burns Kemmerer and Powell residents. Mentions taxi services hotels Plains Hotel and Viking, with names like J D Woodruff F A Fay C F Palmer and George Kerper among visitors. Medical updates include Edward Dumphy undergoing surgery and Victo Robitaille’s appendectomy recovery.
A brief note records that Kewn from Billings spent the day in Cheyenne yesterday.
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen hosts its annual basket social and dance at the Parish House on Tuesday evening January 30. Ladies bring baskets with lunch for two to be sold. prizes for best trimmed baskets and top bidders. Music by Mrs Forsyth and Miss Boyd. All invited.
All members are requested to meet at A O U W hall Sunday afternoon January 25 at 2 15 p m to attend the funeral of Neighbor Samuel Finch. Clerk B H FINKBINDER.
South Side Items Co. W. Woods. Danver visited the Woods family and their ranch near Buford before returning to Denver Friday. Leonard Babcock remains ill with measles under doctor care. Vivian McCleave of Woolworths is ill at home. Lawrence Jessen resumes work at O'Connell grocery after la grippe. Melntyne of the Union Pacific was taken to St. John's for surgery. Bernard Curley operated on for appendicitis in Laramie. Ernest Wea t, a fireman, is gravely ill at St. John’s with pneumonia. Jacob Mumm died shortly after his brother’s illness reached Omaha. Tatge and Mitchell visit Cheyenne from Hilldale and Pine Bluffs, respectively. Julia Oakley returns from Des Moines after a brother’s death. Mrs. Gage of East Ninth street is ill with la grippe. Mrs. Lows Eder and daughter Minnie visit Mrs. Eder’s mother. Mrs. Wm. Cole improves from la grippe. Shorty Benson’s third birthday party includes Marguerite Petersen and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Foser host a six o'clock dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Grunden of Green River. Anna Gordon union meets with D. A. Jones. president’s chair filled by a member. Johnson school Parent-Teachers meet February 2 at 8:16 with music and recitations on “Play and education.”
Sam Finch, a prominent Cheyrune citizen, dies Friday morning at the Private hospital. The funeral will be held this afternoon at St Marys cathedral at o oclock with interment in Olivet cemetery. Pallbearers include Jack Murray Pete Warlaumont James Kilty Aki Roedel Pete Cook LR Mresnahen. The body was taken to the home at 2619 Thomes street yesterday.
Small package Hamburg Preast-Tea praised to break cold and cure grip. A tablespoonful steeped in boiling water and strained yields a teacup drink said to open pores relieve congestion loosen bowels and be inexpensive and plant based.
An old health notice urges readers to curb meat consumption to ease kidney strain. It claims meat creates uric acid that overworks kidneys, linking sluggish kidneys to rheumatism headaches liver trouble nervousness dizziness and urinary disorders. It recommends taking four ounces of rad Salts from any pharmacist to flush kidneys.
An old remedy claims a table spoonful in water before breakfast clears kidney irritation and weak bladder by pushing and stimulating kidneys. Jad Salta, made from grape and lemon acids with Hthia, is said to neutralize urine acids and provide a refreshing effervescent drink and keep kidneys clean and active.
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