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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
11
A frightened blind horse pulling a buggy threw its driver Wayne Bunting, fatally injuring him, then crashed into the home of Mrs. Anna Dugger in Vincennes Indiana. Mrs. Dugger and her daughter suffered serious bruises as the horse toppled into their bedroom.
The Womans Club of the R. M. A. held its monthly meeting at Mrs. W. C. Mulford's East 27th Street home with Mrs. Heinrichs as president. Committees were named for six months and a July 6 picnic at Pioneer Park was arranged. attendees brought husbands and children for an afternoon and evening outing with songs and musical numbers from Mrs. Coffman and Miss Keefe.
Mrs G A Rockafield presides at a Paris fashion hints convention in Wheatland during the first week of September. Attendees include Dr Ellen J Wetlaufer and several society women. Also noted are arrivals and travels of local residents Margaret McGregor Flora Ballinger Sadie Ballinger Sarah Childs and Miss Jessie Forsman as well as travel notes for Miss Bessie Field visiting Cheyenne. The Methodist Woman's Missionary Society meets Friday at 2 30 PM.
At the United Mine Workers District No. 22 wage convention in Cheyenne a wedding was staged on the convention floor. Miss Nettie Sneddon and Robert Leighton of Glencoe were married with delegates witnessing, a first for the miners’ gathering. Reverend Leon C. Hills officiated as President Thomas Gibson presented the bridal party.
Rev R WH Rolling will give an address on missionary work at the home of Mrs Mulford, No 2704 Carey Avenue, with special music planned for the event.
Miss Ruby Hirsh, 22, was fatally shot by Renard Baker, a contractor, at her Kansas City home after failing to keep a luncheon. Baker fled after four shots but was arrested nearby later. He was found six miles south of the city. Basem ent with him. Cleansing services offered at 1621 Carey Ave.
Rome reports the Ecclesiastical Tribunal of the Roman Rota ruled the Washington marriage of Miss Mary Jennings Reid to F H Parkhurst valid while declaring the Reid Parkhurst union invalid due to lack of dispensation. The American-born princess Mary Reid Parkhurst later wed Prince Giuseppe Robignosi in Rome. The church decision forecloses a religious ceremony for the couple.
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