Mystic Maze visits Atlas party and farewell birthday
The Mystic Maze group, guests of Mrs. Gorom at an Atlas party on Wednesday and of Mrs. Sigler at a farewell birthday gathering on Friday, will attend with members of the women’s clubs.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1912
Page
23
The Mystic Maze group, guests of Mrs. Gorom at an Atlas party on Wednesday and of Mrs. Sigler at a farewell birthday gathering on Friday, will attend with members of the women’s clubs.
The Baptist Ladies Circle meets Friday with Mrs Haris and Mrs Evans on 1th street. Special Guild meeting at St Marks Parish House. Baptist Willing Workers bake sale Saturday July 20 at Johnston grocery. South Cheyenne WCT meet July 18 with Mrs Cotchell. Catholic ladies host lawn social July 25 at Mrs Richs. Open air meeting at City Park 6 20 PM led by Howard Hines. Union service at Congregational church led by Rev Phelps. No services at Baptist church today.
Rev. Moore away on vacation prompting no church service for four Sundays. Sunday school and Christian Endeavor will meet as usual.
The piece surveys old beliefs on weddings tied to months and days, listing rhyme guided rules for when to wed. It notes specific unlucky dates and day combinations, cautioning readers about tradition despite modern skepticism and the pull of superstition.
A gray marriage omen claims distant travel, black brings regret, brown means relocation, red ends in despair, green causes shame, yellow hides fault, pink saps spirit, and white marks a right choice. The verse warns of future outcomes tied to wedding color beliefs.
Editorial notes Hopkins backing a Baltimore platform pledge to restore public lands and expand resource development. It argues conservation as a national issue now ties to party politics and targets forest reserve regulation that blocks homestead entries, influencing ten western states.
A 1909 election dispute centered on Senator Lorimer prompts charges of conspiratorial ouster. The excerpt lists lawmakers who supported ousting Lorimer and those who backed the Lea resolution, highlighting names across multiple states and parties.
A special notice promotes KA TAR NO, an old time Peruna replacement, manufactured by KA TAR NO Company in Columbus Ohio. The text urges readers to request a free booklet and argues that conservation and Alaska coal policy hinder individual mining and rail development, claiming federal rules cost the public $20 million and favor monopolies.
John J. Manning president of the National Malleable Coating Company of Toledo was killed when his automobile collided with a Bow ling Green electric car at midnight. Percy Jones, son of a former mayor, was injured. Also mentions visitors Heyenne J B Myers and Miss Fitta visiting C W Carey.
A Cheyenne skin specialist touts a new drug ethine double strength to remove freckles and brighten complexions. The product promises quick results with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It claims to be harmless and safe for tender skin and is sold at first class druggists.
The record lists two games with Philadelphia and Cleveland line scores and player pairings. Coombs, Barry and Egan, Gregg and O Neill appear in the first game. Houck, Lapp, Krapp, Mitchell and Livingstone cited in the second. Additional entries show various lineups including Caldwell, Fisher, Street, Brown, Krichell and Carrigan among others.
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