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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1912

Page

3

Social winds in Tunis as Burns Thimble club hosts elegant dinner

An ornate Burns Thimble club dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Wheeless home in Tunis featured a pink and white table set with wild roses and candles. Toasts honored husbands and club activities while members and guests included Mrs. Minnie Fenwick, Mrs. Lang, and visitors from Cheyenne and Denver.

Tunis Detiil Mya. Wheeless Grace Haatie Neadles and Pins—Wev Fausette Wesley Bastion Emhastie Fiano Dues Lang Schmoker Sibley Fiano Solo Mary Seaman Mr. Hastie H. H. Wheeless T. A. Cunningham Minnie Fenwick John Musselman J. H. Garrett RB. F. Sehmaker A. A. Pugh

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed

Letters from Peoria and Jessup praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing serious gynecological problems and saving them from surgery. Mrs Christina Reep and Mrs Joshin A. Lynon credit the remedy with relief from tumors inflammation and postnatal pain, urging others to try it.

Peoria Ill Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia EB. Pinkham Christina Reep Mound &I Peoria, Il Mir Joshin A. Lynon Jessup

Bright social events and weddings in Cheyenne society

Bridge party at the Plains hotel this afternoon. Junior music pupils of Mrs J L Rockwell perform at the Parish house at 3 oclock with prize recital. Oak Leaf Chapter members assist in Laramie for Masonic Temple opening. Keefe hall hosts a dance for Mrs Greenwood’s memorial fund. Several local social updates follow, including marriages Meyer Jensen and a quiet wedding of David Smith and Mae Lee at the Presbyterian church with an interpreter for the Danish couple.

J. L. Rockwell Alice Barber Elizabeth Whittaker Susan Breisch Jaclia Cohen Janette Mullen Ena Crain Margaret Lacey John Smith Alden Peabody Oak Leaf Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Laramie Masonic Temple Cheyenne Bishop McGovern Father Duffy David Smith Miss Mae Lee

Warnishes and Dyeing Advertises Local Services

Wir ing services offered by Sherman Co and Stevenson. Telephone 695 for dyeing and bleaching at 411 W 19th St. Watch Hanson’s specials on ice cream and gold drinks updated daily.

Sherman Co Stevenson Mrawie 19Th St Hanson

Sanitary Ice at 30 Cents per Hundred

Cook Bros Co advertises sanitary ice at thirty cents per hundred with contact by phone 197.

Sanitary Cook Bros. Co Sanitary Ice

Fraternal Orders Report Activities Across Meetings and Excursions

The B P O E of Iowa held its seventh annual reunion at Davenport on June 4 1 7 with an Mississippi excursion auto town tour Hobdemian picnic and other entertainments. The American Institute of Actuaries at its third annual convention in Chicago last week elected officers including President O J Arnold Illinois Life Vice President Wilbur Wynn State Life Indianapolis Secretary J G Seitz Security Life of America.

Cheyenne Willys-Overland Co Toledo Ohio Minnehaha Park John N. Willys Mr. Willys Willys Overland Band Herr Gunray Koehler East Middle West Koehler Madiviine B. P.O. B. Elke Iowa Davenport Mississippi American Institute of Actuaries Chicago O. J. Arnold iLinois Life Wilbur &. Wynn State Life Indianapolis J. (. Seitz Amer

Modern Woodmen and makers of progress noted figures

The Inail- Hite reports 43 members with two exceptions in a nationwide Modern Woodmen of America drive. California and other states push tuberculosis sanatorium improvements at Colorado Springs. Taft attended Wytheington unveiling of a $100,000 Lorado Taft statue in Columbus. Cardinale Gibbons Farley O'Connell present at related events. Dr Francis Bacon left $100,000 for anti tuberculosis causes in New Haven County.

Kalehia of Columbus Lorado Taft Christopher Colinbus Wyitehiington Taft Cardinale Gibbons Farley O'Connell Woodmen of America Colorado Springs Francis Bacon Yale Medical Show New Maven County Gaylord Marm Sanatorium

Moose Lodge Meeting Tonight At Wages Hall

Notice from secretary C. H. Hawksworth urges all members to attend a special meeting at 1012 Wages Hall on Tuesday July 2 to discuss the lodge's future process and duties. Hanson’s specials on sea cream and cold drinks advertised daily by The Sherman Co. window glass?

Nyeetine C. H. Hawksworth

Clark Manager Urges Rivata Withdrawal From TAC

Senator Win J. Stone, MI delegation chair, sent to Gey Harcon, Marshall Wilson and Rep Underwood a feleeran stating a majority at the national convention backed Champ Clark. The message notes loyalty to Democracy and the practice of nominating the candidate with a majority.

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