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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1912
Page
3
An herbal and medical guide urges women to seek Dr Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser for knowledge to preserve youth and beauty. It likens the female body to a delicate machine needing proper care and timing, warning that ignorance and poor handling hasten aging. User testimonials claim benefit, urging others to obtain the book.
Last night Mr and Mrs F H Vaughn entertained at a dinner honoring Mr Vaughn on his 60th birthday. Carnations and pink white tones set the table while Dry Farm board members and neighbors joined in the celebration. Musie provided after dinner entertainment as guests joined the host and hostess in sharing the evening. A son was born to Mr and Mrs A J Smyth of Prince Albert Canada formerly of Cheyenne arriving July 17 Frederick Nixon. Mrs Bentley Shied hosts guest Mrs D W Adamson of Laramie at 2016 Thames Street.
Cheyenne welcomes Mrs Hale widow of a Territorial Governor and Mrs B B Brooks wife of former Governor as guests. Mrs Carey returns from Denver after a week with the Meyers. Various visits by Mrs Diver, Miss Swan and Mrs Markwick highlight a notable women’s week in the capital.
The Parish House Club plans a Friday evening subscription dance at the Parish House. Mrs. A J Parshall will host a small informal gathering Friday afternoon at a Kensington in honor of Mrs Hale widow of Gov Hale from Territorial days. Mrs R W Warren visiting California and recovering from a broken leg shows slight improvement. Her Cheyenne friends note her condition has improved and hospital care continues. At 1130 a m Wednesday July 24 Mr Henry Clark and Miss Lady Martin wed at the home of Mr and Mrs.
In Sikeston Missouri a woman recounts seven years of monthly weakness cramps backache and nervous exhaustion. After refusing surgery she credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health allowing full daily activity and renewed vitality. The notice urges others with similar displacement inflammation or irregularities to try the remedy.
The ceremony took place south of Campstool with Rev W M Nelson officiating. The bride wore a white satin gown with a spring waist and full skirt. Guests included Rev and Mrs Nelson Anna Paddock Mrs J N Mathes and Mr and Mrs William Rice. A three course luncheon followed. the couple will reside in Rawlins where Mrs Clark taught in Cheyenne.
Mrs Sparkahawna hosted her sister Mrs Thomas K Knight and the Misses Knight of St Louis for the summer, visiting Pole Mountain with Mrs Guilfoyle and Susanne, Mrs Stodter and sister Mrs Morgan on an automobile trip to Polo Mountain camp Tuesday. Nearby, Mrs Dade planned informal card entertainment for her sister Mrs Sanno and Mrs Harris Pendleton Friday evening. Leonard C Sparks to return from Fort Riley. Miss Margaret Dade held a social dancing party with about thirty friends at her home featuring dancing music and supper.
Mrs. Robert MH Weacott hosted two racials bridge events with pink geraniums as decorations. Six tables played in the afternoon and four in the evening among seventy five guests including the infantry ladies. dining room staff included Mrs Bundy Mrs Kitts Mrs Black and Mrs Dowell with helpers Miss Fithian Stull Palmer Shaw and Knight.
Mrs Samuel B Rearson entertained guests on a Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs Holderness the new bride at the Post. The rooms were filled with wild flowers. Two tables of bridge and two of five hundred were enjoyed followed by luncheon. Guests included Mrs Holderness and a list of other ladies.
W. M. Jeffers, division superintendent of the Union Pacific, in Cheyenne, receives private car No. 014. The car arrives to be attached to No. 8 for a trip to Green River. Car No. 010 heads to Omaha for repairs, then returns to Cheyenne. No. 014 will remain with Mr. Jeffers. The car is newly built with staterooms dining observation and office sections.
A discussion questions reformers' motives, suggesting most act from selfish reasons. The speaker mocks a bald headed man as the origin of a satirical crusade against a nuisance.
George Raymond Harkness, a Sea Cliff native, killed Florence Hopp in a New York hotel while explaining an automatic pistol. He faces $6,000 bail as investigations continue into two letters found with Mrs Hopp revealing a hidden wife and child.
The annual Iowa picnic at Campstool is set for next Saturday with Senator J. Ross Carpenter delivering the main address at 10 30 a m. A basket picnic, songs, games, and a dance in the evening are planned, with Cheyenne guests expected to attend and a train schedule 8 30 a m to 7 30 p m.
The county announces exams for teachers certificates to be conducted in Cheyenne Wheatland and Torrington facilities starting 8:30 a.m. on July 26 and 27 1912. The schedule lists sessions on orthography penmanship primary methods literature school management psychology botany general history shorthand arithmetic grammar rhetoric geography education chemistry zoology pedagogy and more with civics physics and teaching practices. Mamie E Hefferon county superintendent of schools signs the notice dated July 1912.
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