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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1912
Page
3
Text outlines June natives as restless and curious, with strong arts and religious respect. Notes a 1911 marriage drought and predicts 1912 will bring many weddings. Includes a wedding prayer from Frank Crane and reflections on love, faithfulness, and enduring partnership.
A devotional plea asking God for guidance in marriage. The speaker seeks a steadfast, truth seeing, and enduring love, praying the union remains united in soul, resilient against small and great divisions, and rooted in mutual respect and reverence.
A large group from Cheyenne departed last night and this morning for California to spend the summer. Among the travelers were Mrs. Bert Gleason and children Dorothy and Monroe, Mrs. Ashley Gleason and children Helen and Lyman, Mrs. H. W. Bullock and daughter Margaret, Mrs. Claude Draper and Miss McCormick.
Mrs. Ferdi nand C. Gores sails from Baltimore to Europe for an indefinite visit. Miss Blanche Stewart plans a Denver wedding to Charles KR Nicholas and a move to Salt Lake City after, with Mrs. Bruce Jones hosting Florence Mott and others in Cheyenne.
The German class held a farewell supper at the Misses Chaplin home on Sunday evening. Guests dined at a prepared table with lilacs and flags, enjoyed German dishes and songs, and toasted with near German dialogue. All twelve members shared merriment before the phrase Auf Wiedersehen marked departure.
A merry group of forty three boys and girls were invited by Misses Rene King Hag, Picarh Nettage, Effie Lannen, and Marguerite Fleming to spend the day at Minnehaha Park. The chilly weather did not dampen fun as games and ample laughter filled the hours. A lunch was provided and despite hearty appetites there was still some left. Eugene Smith delivered a boisterous political speech praising Patrick Green and the Converse school pupils.
The Misses Hickey of Washington Dc arrived Thursday to visit Mrs. Sparks. Mrs. George M. Holley will entertain at bridge and five hundred this afternoon.
Mrs George C Stull entertained twenty five guests at a Kensington Friday afternoon party note worthy for its pink and white carnations and ferns decorations. The Indies enjoyed sociable needlework while the hours passed swiftly. At five oclock Mrs Kemper and Mrs Holley helped serve a delicious course tea.
Mrs Sparks entertained fifty ladies with Mrs Dyer and Miss Hickey of Washington DC as house guests. Floral decor featured carnations marguerites and ferns in a fragrant drawing room. The dining room glowed with red lights candles and red white roses. Hosts Mrs Sparks Mrs Bundy Mr Kimball and Mrs Burt poured while young ladies served.
Classified notice offering a five room modern furnished house for rent at 411 8. 18th St with no children and references required. Also a misc line about fashion at Mia Ligier's at 411 W. 19th and a product ad for Kansas Cream Flour from Peabody Y & Nelson at 1017 Thomes with phone 652-W.
A humorous dialogue shows a lady asking for shoes while the clerk struggles with exaggerated measurements and garbled terms. The shop interactions devolve into a farcical exchange about sizes three nine and other mispronounced descriptions, ending with a judge-like interruption.
Michelin Tire expert advises motorists to carry spare valve parts including insides caps washers and dust caps. Leaky valves cause slow punctures and a quick valve cap swap can fix issues. A full tire repair kit with Mastic inner tube patches and a blowout envelope patch is recommended for season readiness.
A playful item notes a Missouri aroma strawinok displayed on a box today at Truckey's Department Store. It captures a quirky shopper moment and a local retail scene event.
A speaker regrets not asking a service provider the price for moving goods and jokes about consequences. Mrs. Dorking responds that selling the goods as billiard balls would be more profitable, in a domestic exchange described by the Chicago Tribune.
A fragment from Life describes Queen Catherine of Russia descending a royal stairway and wishing for elephant’s breath velvet slippers to appear like a girl headed for a daily walk down Firth avenue in a snow storm.
The Lariat, the high school paper, was issued yesterday and reflects credit on editor Benlor clara. It features fine cuts of the class and clubs such as the orchestra, cadets, and the logging classes, with prophecy history and a poem printed for the first time. Regular school columns are included.
Claims that white blood cells and a bloodborne germ killer defend the body from disease. Emphasizes stomach strength as key to nourishment and health. Promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as remedies for blood purification and digestive support with testimonial-like notes.
A correspondent advises on pronouncing Chihuahua as Chy-hew-hewa with a laugh, and comments on artistic delivery. The piece also notes a Roma straw hat and a box at Levy's Department Store, hinting at a sale item.
Advert shows Wrigley’s Spearmint Pepsin and two fruit gums from California and Yucatan offered together for one nickel, highlighting a bargain deal and brand lineup in a simple retail ad.
The Yonek Statesman quotes Egbert asking what one would do if a message were sent by wireless. A reply imagines paying the sender for such a service, illustrating early wireless debate with sociable witticisms.
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