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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1912
Page
3
The Colorado and Southern Railway announces rates to all stations on the C and 8 Ry in Wyoming to Denver and all stations north of Denver. Round trip fare is one and one third times the single fare. Sale dates June 3 and June 4, 1912, with a limit until July 18, 1912.
In the kitchen scene Mary suggests luncheon and dinner at the Inter Ocean Hotel Cafe. The dialogue mentions Wall Paper and products from The Sherman Co including Liquid Veneer and Window Glass.
A reader testimonial describes using Dr Rose Golden and Dr Pierce Pleasant Discovery to restore blood, nerves, heart and lungs. The author claims weight rose to 167 pounds after taking multiple doses over six months and credits improved health to the remedy.
July fortune notes ambition and home loving traits for the reader. A Cheyenne social report describes Sunday evening at Mr and Mrs M P Keefe hosting St Marys Cathedral choir members including Mrs Cahill Miss Buchanan and many others with Father Duffy and Father McEnery attending. A convivial lunch followed a music filled gathering with notable departures and visits to New York Boise Idaho and Wheatland noted for several attendees.
Social notes listing multiple families and individuals on July activities. Miss Margaret Doane and friends plan a Tron Mountain day with Dorothy Van Winkle. Several picnics at Natural Fort near Cheyenne, Colorado. Travels include trips to Omaha Boise Spokane and Denver with various relatives and entertainers.
Mrs Helen Morton and her daughter Mrs Charles Norton were honored guests in a friendly afternoon gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs A Morton. Twenty guests shared needlework and conversation while small flags were given as favors and a light meal was served in a casual suburban setting.
Last Saturday evening a company of friends visited Mr. and Mrs. John Baker uninvited to bid them farewell before their move to St Joseph. The gathering featured cards and social visiting and ended with a lunch prepared by guests. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Larsen, F. M. Miller, C. B. Atherly, Harold Bump, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Mery Carter of Laramie visiting Mrs. John Jamison.
An old style advertisement touts TIZ foot treatment promising relief from aching, blisters, and calluses with a free trial package. It urges readers to write Walter Luther Dodge & Co. in Chicago or purchase at drug stores for 45 cents a box.
Cheyenne society notes list residents and guests visiting family and friends across states. Several Cheyenne residents depart for Missouri Iowa and Colorado, while others return from Nebraska Denver and Fort Collins for vacations and visits.
Save money by getting hair work done in July at Mrs. Clara A Litler’s Beauty Parlor located at 411 W 19th St. Phone 817 W. Watch for Hanson’s specials on ice cream and cold drinks. Daily changing offers include dyeing and blending services.
Mrs Hamilton and Mrs Howard host a Friday afternoon card party at Fort Russell to honor Mrs Jordan and her husband Captain Jordan who have recently joined the Ninth Cavalry at Fort Russell.
Mrs. Clara A. Ligier advertises an eBeauty Parlor sale at 411 W. 19th St with greatly reduced prices on switches and half goods. Sherman Co. listed. contact via local phone.
Distinguished visitor Mrs Gardner Cowles of Dow Molinos Ta attended a five o clock tea Wednesday hosted by Mrs J Rose Carpenter and Mrs W W Hurcelle at Carpenter’s home. Guests wore white gowns as pink and white carnations and verbenas adorned floral tea tables.
Edison presents the Declaration of Independence at the Orpheum this after noon and again in the evening with a famous picture featured for audiences.
Fragmentary lines recount a social event with pink and white decorations, guests including Mrs WH Darniett, Miss Helen Ollland, Miss Helen McDonald, Miss Claudia Taylor, Miss Minnie Carpenter, and remarks that the evening was one of perfect enjoyment with many attendees.
St Marks Guild Mee and local ladies entertain at Parleh House Friday afternoon. Mrs Wagner of Bertrand Neb chats with Mrs Lad oby and others visiting from Pine Bluff. Mrs Cowles tea guest noted. Mrs Walter Larsh with daughter Louise depart for La Porte Indiana with sisters. Mrs Sareh recovering from illness and hopes Indiana climate aids health. Dutch Kalsomine? The Sherman Co.
Scalp treatments and manicuring offered by Mrs Ligier's Beauty Parlora located at 411 West 19th with phone contact 817 W.
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