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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1919
Page
14
Thrifty readers seize July sales as a green and white checked gingham remnant blends with white voile to create a stylish frock. Locals note F. L. Moser and Wm. E. Elliott visited Lusk and Cheyenne recently.
O Hendrickson and family were visiting in the city yesterday coming from Saratoga.
Instructions on harvesting roots and herbs for medicinal preparations. Roots of annuals dug before flowering, biennial and perennial roots after tops dry. Mentions Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and rough dry washing by The Geyser Laundry.
The preliminary hearing for Christos Krestopulos and James Kereakopulos on liquor possession at the Dyer hotel proceeds before Judge W H Edwards. The prosecutor seeks county records to establish hotel ownership while witnesses describe finding the defendants asleep in room 8 with liquor from a trunk, labeled Clearbarok Whisky.
A state leader reports strong responses from public want ads and invites supporters to meet at Burns this Saturday to discuss next steps and organize local outreach.
Mrs. John Kendrick entertained Sheridan's younger social set with a lively informal dancing party in Cheyenne on Monday evening. Guests included Misa Juris Kendrick of Denver and Captain Harry D Henderson of Cheyenne, with mild refreshments and entertainment lasting late. Several visitors arrived or were noted as staying briefly in Cheyenne, including B E Elliott of Washington, D C. Mr. and Mrs. R G Lynch of Roseland Nebraska. E W Ford of Rochester Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. T E Stevens of Gage Nebraska. EB Clark of Jump Cody Nebraska. Mrs. J W Bell and Miss Mabel Bell departing for Rock Springs Wyoming. Mabel G Boyce and Dr. Maby F Golden of Des Moines. Artie Arrogo of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. B F Matthews of Sacramento. Ada M Ranney of Fullerton California. A B Baird of Kansas City Missouri. J D Koonts of Greeley Colorado. Driskill of El Paso Texas. Hector Gingrass of Lexington Kentucky. Fee RR Conklin of Reno Nevada. W A Irish of San Diego California. Eugene Holland of Lincoln Nebraska. Alexander Frieder of Cincinnati Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. John Laycock of Log Cabin Colorado. Mrs. F McLane of Billings Montana.
A quirky note from a periodical hints at fashion shift as hats move into admired status among stylish accessories. It mentions peers and cultural taste shaping who wears notable headgear.
Dope from Philadelphia reports catcher Cady is to be marketed. Cady, Woodward and Chard were fined for rough conduct during a game as Jack Coombs defended. President Baker says the fine stands, so Cady will likely be disposed of.
A number of residents and visitors were noted in Cheyenne yesterday including A C Lawson of Casper registering at Albany and Mr and Mrs A H Mason of Torrington visiting. J C Merrill of Douglas registered at the Plains and Miss Frances La Rue of Lusk arrived in Cheyenne yesterday. Charles P F Eastwood of Chugwater, J C Simpkins and Miss Dorothea Simpkins of Wheatland were among Cheyenne visitors. Fred McTygue of The Siding spent several days in the city. Mr and Mrs Martin T Baskett of Shoshoni arrived in Cheyenne yesterday.
Post Personnel defeated Merchants' Delivery 9 to 3 in a 6 o'clock game at Fort Russell. This marked the second contest in the Russell Cheyenne league series as Merchants' Delivery started the action.
Cleveland firm E. W. Ross Co promotes a topical treatment for skin diseases said to relieve itching, cleanse affected areas, and heal quickly. The ad claims immediate relief and urges users to act now to avoid further distress.
Harold C. Cashman was bound over by Judge W. H. Ede to the October term of the district court on bootlegging charges. Bail at 500 dollars was posted by his father. State prosecutors and defense counsel presented witnesses detailing Cashman’s alleged sale and transportation of liquor to Rockwell and companions, with liquor found in his room and trunk.
The Personnel team played well with 5 hits while holding opponents to 2. After jumping out to a lead, they faltered in most innings but rallied in the ninth for a late push. The next game is Sunday at 2 PM between the 15th Cavalry and the opposing squad.
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