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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
3
Miss Joyce Sullivan led a merry group of girls entertaining Miss Clara Bastian of Burns, the house guest of Miss Marie Milligan, with card games and Marguerite arrangements. Other out of town guests joined Mrs Vita Warlaumont and Miss Hubbard.
The fragmented notice mentions Mrs J A Morton and Mrs Tyson in connection with a visit or attendance. The incomplete text provides no clear event or action beyond noting names and a phone number.
The Visiting List reports Mr and Mrs W C Kinkaid traveling to Denver and back, with Mrs Glafeke staying two weeks as guest of Mrs Kinkaid. Irene Ritchie returns from New York and Pennsylvania while Ritchie family hosts Miss Normanly of Emporium and Mr McAlearry of Chicago. Clara Bastian leaves for Horns tomorrow after a stay with Miss Milligan. Sydney Bartlett returns from Denver. Helen Louise Equen will leave for Colorado to tour Frontier Days after visiting Mrs Murray. R A Morton and wife move into 319 West Twenty-sixth Street today. Mrs Clementine Gores arrives in Cheyenne to spend the summer with her daughter Mrs Rose Rockwell. Verne Jamiletti and daughter Dorothy arrive from Holton Kansas to spend the summer with Mr and Mrs C R Bricker’s family.
Prof Frank Hopner of the state university chemistry department and his wife with twin boys visited Cheyenne en route to Laramie after a year’s leave in Manchester Minnesota. Guests include Dr and Mrs W T Dumm. Other locals Diana Fletcher Esther Hackman and Katherine Whitcomb are noted for recent travels and visits in Denver Kansas City Council Bluff and Moorcroft.
In Church Circles the regular meeting of the Methodist Aid Society will be held Friday afternoon at the church parlors. Mrs. R. H. Dutcher and Mrs. P. O. Guthrie will be hostesses.
J. J. Shingler and his son Don left Wednesday for the exposition. They hope to return by Frontier Ways to meet eastern friends at the celebration. With the pastor away the Sunday school and the Christian Endeavor meetings will be the only services held.
The Magle City Rebecca Lodge No. 5 plans a card party at Odd Fellows hall to raise funds and provide social entertainment for members and guests. Proceeds support lodge activities and community service.
Water at Parish House Thursday evening the Guild of St. Mark's Kipla Copal church will host a strawberry social and dance with all friends invited. This afternoon Mrs J C Babcock welcomes the South Side W C T U at her home 1015 Warren Avenue. Fellows ball next Thursday evening invites participants to attend.
The Altar and Rosary society holds a card party at K C Hall next Friday evening to raise funds. Participants play cards for charity with refreshments available and admission offers.
The Presbyterian church ladies announce a Saturday market at Kelley Mercantile selling various toothsome foods. Proceeds support church activities.
Mrs C F Wolfe of 810 West twenty fifth street will entertain the Baptist Willing Workers at her home. There will be important business to come before the meeting.
The State Nurses Association will hold an important meeting at Carnegie Library this morning at ten o clock.
The Famous Players present a five part adaptation of The Crubicle a Mark Lee Luther drama this afternoon. A domestic tragedy revolves around a mother's fierce love for one daughter and neglect and malice toward the other. Strong characters portray village life from stern magistrate to a reform school alumna in new exploits.
A three reel Victor drama features Mary Fuller in The Girl Who Had a Soul. The plot follows a charming young woman taught to be a nuisance by an offscreen guardian, becomes a pickpocket in danger, and is rescued by a doctor who loves her and helps her choose a straight life.
Cheyenne residents are urged to plan for Chautauqua Week July 4 to 14 featuring acclaimed lectures by notable speakers and twelve concerts. Tickets assure quality entertainment and help establish the Chautauqua, aligning Cheyenne with long established centers like Beatrice, Nebraska.
Chicago court records show habitual drunkenness as the sole charge in 152 divorces and as part of double grounds in 124 cases. A Herald study notes drunkenness with cruelty is the most common pair in divorces last year, with 45.8 percent combining both charges. A warning from rail workers urged abstinence from drink during a strike.
Mrs Karen Adolphson and daughter Gundren visited relatives in Laramie. Elmore Pearson drove to Kore Calling on business and returned Sunday. Ola Moen went home Friday after weeks at the Williams ranch near Dale Creek Wyoming. Michael McGlaughlin and Maurice of Granite Canyon Wyoming exchanged greetings with old friends in Virginia Dale Sunday. George Degney was a business visitor on the Laramie River Sunny and returned Monday. W H Aldrich and family went to Collins Friday for the Floto circus. Elmore, Roy Pearson and Joy Morehland attended a dance by the Indies Club at Livermore Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Walter McCain of Cheyenne have been visiting at the Gealon home. Mr and Mrs William Mullen of Laporte were dinner guests at the Gealon home Sunday. Roy Pearson was a firstor at the home of George Logan Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs George Campton and Gus Reed of Livermore visited BE P Perron at his home Sunday.
Joe the Turk delivers his first meeting wearing Turkiah uniform and showcasing a Turkiah drum and inventive instruments. A pioneer Salvation Army officer from the Pacific coast, he has long served as a special lecturer and drawn crowds during his five-year current tour.
A patient from Scappoose Oregon recalls eczema starting as a single finger pimple that rapidly spread across both hands. They describe severe itching burning and water blisters then scaly patches and pain. Relief came only after trying Cuticura products and Calamine preparations noted in a July 36 1014 skin book advertisement.
By mutual agreement the firm of A F Peabody and John T Nelson groceries and nations at 1917 Thames Street has dissolved. A P Peabody will continue the business and receive all collections due.
The Daily Gate City reports Willis George Royalson of Wyoming has a novel The Treasure of Hidden Valley due April 1 by Forbes and Co. Chicago. Orders surpass 15 000 before April 1 prompting printing increases to 25 000 and a May issue. By late April advance orders soar to 4 040 indicating strong demand and a further paper purchase. The author receives a letter from the publishers detailing the production push.
The Rocky Mountain News notes a second edition of The Treasure of Hidden Valley by Willis George Emerson. It highlights Emerson as an Iowa native by birth and Wyoming resident since 1907, praising his recent novel and its appeal to readers in both states.
The Cheyenne Motorlab offers a standing reward of ten dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone found destroying or defacing highway signs.
All bills against the deceased Patiet Ron George must be presented to Harry P. Hynds as administrator by December 19, 1928. The notice directs creditors to file claims with the administrator at the specified date.
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