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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1917
Page
3
An open invitation marks a local gathering as the eTy Club and Church host welcoming events. The imperfect text references Hiawatha and themes of hospitality with town pride and bright welcome.
Cheyenne residents enjoyed a bridge club outing to Natural Fort and a Lake Minnehaha picnic with families and guests from Ogden Seattle and Indianapolis. The Red Cross plans hospital supply drives as Frontier Week affects club meetings.
Mrs Hary Hoffman hosted a Kensington gathering in Cheyenne with guests Mrs James Morgan Mrs Puckley Mrs Eskins Mrs Walls Mrs Harry Fox Mrs Ko ML Dutch er Miss Carr of Indiana and Miss Ella Tolin hosting a party at the Morgan home with games music and refreshments for Miss Carr and other young ladies.
Miss Fdythe Walker, daughter of Mr and Mrs George S Walker of Denver formerly of Cheyenne, will be the Frontier guest of Misses Gretchen and Anna Arp and their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Hazel England. Mrs Ralph Robertson will depart tonight for four weeks visiting the northwest with planned stops.
Fort Russell baritone singer Mr Meneley will perform at 11 o clock at the Concrepational church. Wiltred Fletcher of Troop OK will sing Open the Gates at the Prestweeria Church. Thomas Kilmore Lucey, a chautauqua worker, lectured and performed in Colorado and will speak at the Methodist Church at 7 30 PM with songs and stories. Public invited.
The report describes a court feast with a jig of tails and jovial talk. It notes soldiers from a First Cavalry unit guarding the gathering and mentions the governor and Mrs B I Hous returning from Carpenter where the governor spoke at a laying of a cornerstone for a new church.
Mrs Louis Morvis, 21, died yesterday at their Mutford ranch. Her funeral will be held at Early chapel, with burial by the Early establishment. She is survived by her husband Louis Morvis, her father Al Hort Blywmel, a brother WLOP Oermann of Cheyenne, and two sisters Mire and Mes HKr.
Ad copy describes a cheap remedy for corns and calluses promising instant relief by applying a few drops, claiming the corn will shrink and peel away without pain. It targets quick relief for corns between toes and on the bottom of feet and urges keeping a tiny bottle handy.
A dinner party held at Fort Russell band headquarters yesterday afternoon honored members of Headquarters Troop First Cavalry. Hosts included Band Leader Robert L Burroughs and Staff Sergeants McDowell Rivneheart and Monk.
Mitchell, formerly superintendent at Sugar Creek California, is named principal of the Laramie school. Margaret Conhstin, a Lambda graduate, is selected as the fourth grade teacher. Catherine Wiles joins the staff as a new teacher at the same school.
A fragment reports a sixth grade matter involving Mr Mitchell and Miss Mulger who were secured through a superintendent's order on a recent trip to Denver and the selection of contractors for the Laramie shoots.
A homeless man named W. Pugher in Cheyenne woke with a fractured rib after a sleep in a railroad coal car. He had drunk heavily and later found himself aboard a western bound train near an abandoned lake, suffering injuries and confusion.
A man who was picked up in a tunnel by another train returns toward Raw Noe and produces a bottle of whisky from his pocket. He throws it from the car as he blames his injuries on the whisky rather than the railway accident and later recovers.
The article notes a new soap factory project at 98 Beet Linden Street, described as a significant addition to the local manufacturing scene. Nearby residents and workers anticipate employment opportunities and the plant’s impact on the neighborhood.
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