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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1919
Page
3
Local news notes multiple visitors and social visits in Cheyenne. Includes travelers from Pueblo Colorado Topeka Kansas Huntington Utah and Philadelphia and guests of residents. Also reports on lodge officers and fishing trips by state officials and families visiting Colorado and Ohio.
A stream of visitors arrives in Cheyenne from Denver Fort Collins Holdrego Canton Kansas City Rawlins Rock Springs Colorado Springs and Grover. Individuals and families including Mrs. M P Maroney recovering from a broken hip and Mr Jacob Sherman return from Denver while Florence Ross and others prepare travel to California.
Two YWCA groups depart New York for distant missions, one to Armenia and one to Russia, led by Miss Carrie Young and involving several named members and coordinators in plans tied to Armenian Syrian Relief and regional missions. Meanwhile Blanche Snow and John McPigne wed, with reception at Snow home. couple to reside in Denver where the bridegroom cares for a city park.
Miss Beatrice Cook of Cheyenne completes a three year nursing course at St. Luke's Hospital in Denver. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. A Q Cook of Douglas and Mrs. J. Steffen attend the exercises as she plans a post graduate course in Chicago.
At 6 am 66 degrees and 6 pm 86 degrees. relative humidity 54 and 56 percent. Wind from W NW at 21 mph. Day range 66 to 87 with high at 5:40 pm and low at 5:45 am. Precipitation since January 1 totals 4.75 inches. normal 8.16 inches. Continuous rain last 24 hours is 0.0 inches.
Roads in western Nebraska and northern Colorado are rough from recent rains. From Chugwater to near Wheatland conditions are uneven and muddy near Arcola and Campstool. Soft dirt noted on Hedla.
A testimonial from Mrs Chas Gray of Detroit describes dramatic backache and rheumatic pain relief after using Foley Kidney Pals. She claims the product improves sleep, eases pain in the back and sides, and plans to continue use. Sold everywhere.
King Pontiac a famed Holstein bull weighing about 2100 pounds and five years old sold for 100000 to E B Hager of Algonquin from Mrs Helen Massenat of the Pequest Clock farm Belvidere W J July 7 Insurance of 70000 carried on King Pontiac soars with the sale
T Blake Kennedy has been appointed referee in bankruptcy succeeding Clyde M Watts who resigned after years of service Watts plans to devote his time to private practice and finish active cases before fully severing ties Kennedy will handle all new cases and oversee ongoing matters
The Attorney General and Mrs W B Walls have occupied the collage on House street at the intersection with Eighteenth, previously the home of Mr and Mrs Herman B Gates.
Wheat Growers plan events Wednesday and Saturday as Wyoming visitors arrive in force. Miss Anna O Connell from the secretary of state office is seen on a brief vacation. Albert Chapman visits southern California during the period.
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