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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
16
The notice promotes a Ten Cent Bazaar with a cordial invitation and rhymed welcome. Also in the South Cheyenne W C T U a meeting is announced at the South Congregational church with an interesting program. Guidance on gas range maintenance from Youth's Companion offers practical tips for safe lighting and cleaning routines.
Mrs A K Johnston will entertain the Mount Mellick club this afternoon at her home 216 West 20th street.
The Capitol Hil Club plans an afternoon meeting with Mrs. Murray and officers will be elected. W W C of the Tr M A and W W C0 of the RM A join Mrs FLA M Stuart at 620 EB 18th Street for a business and social gathering. Some study and card clubs adjourn for summer but others will continue gatherings. patches and outings with husbands may be arranged.
The Sunergae of St Mark's met at Mixa Davison's home with Mrs W Kinkead guests president. A business session completed plans for a Parish House dance and a garden party tentatively set for August. Mr William C Mills entertained with solos. a light lunch followed. twenty seven attended. Next gathering planned by Mrs CB Frank in two weeks. The Baptist Sunday school held a monthly banquet and meeting in the bench parlor with a six thirty supper and discussion of growth and needs.
The Win One Clad of the Mother will entertain at a church bazaar on Friday with a program in the afternoon and evening. The event is scheduled for June 7 at the church parlor and offers entertainment for the community.
Wood staining and items for sale at a ten cent bazaar hosted by the Win One Close at M. B. Church parlors in Wreliy on June 7 from 3 to 11 10 p m. Useful and ornamental goods plus doughnuts coffee wafers and tea lemonade. Nothing over 10 cents. Also hairdressing at 7 Fashionable Hair dressing at Mra Ligier's eBatuy Parks 41 W bath Phone i7-W.
Lena Cusumano, recovering after breakdown, awaits execution in Charlestown and dines with her lover Jarry Marshall who faces the same fate for murder. They sang Italian songs through the walls, seven feet apart, as legal and political news unfold in Boston.
The Call of a Woman opens at Lyric in three reels. Owen Brown a gang member is reformed by Annie Hell a schoolgirl. She helps him recover from a relapse after a sun stroke and wine temptation, then he redeems himself and Annie becomes his partner.
Officials of the C and S railroad report a 150000 dollar improvement between Hartville Junction and Orin Junction will be completed within two months. The project relays all light rail between the two poles with eighty four pound standard rail, replacing around 000 old ties with creosoted species and uses a 120 man steel gang to speed the work. A separate incident sees a carload of nails burned on the U S railroad near Grenville with a box car destroyed and another damaged between Green River and Peru from the same cause.
The Colorado and Southern nears completion of a spur one and a half miles north of Horse Creek for the Great Western Sugar Company. With Colorado limestone quarries nearly exhausted, sugar firms buy refinery material in Wyoming to supply several Colorado plants via the new spur.
Metin a traveling passenger agent for the Nickel Plate at Denver arrives in Cheyenne. Edward Mahoney a traveling passenger agent for the G M B P is in the city from Denver. W A Blostan Pullman inspector arrives from Chicago. Warren McCord Northwestern traveling passenger agent is in town on business. W L Greiner freight agent for the New York Central with Salt Lake City HQ is in Cheyenne. John P Ross general agent for the Lake Tahoe Hallway Transportation in Chicago is in Cheyenne.
The list shows passengers and associated names including W E Mullen M Watts Judge Lacey to Bolee Idaho Mis Olmstead to Monticello Ill Omar Weathers and Curtis Bird to Aurora Neb Mr and Mrs Stein to Portland and Mrs James Wrowell to Leon lows.
The Elks announce the season finale dance inviting all Elks and invitees to attend. The notice emphasizes a cordial gathering and formal dress for the concluding event.
Four murder cases will be tried in a short span in the district court. Warren Jenkins faces murder of his wife on June 21. Private Krug and Sergeant Peace, accused in a drunken brawl murder, are set for June 17 and 18. Stewart, charged with murder of a fellow soldier, goes to trial on June 19. Other defendants include forgery cases for James Wheaton and Jacob Carson, and various charges from grand larceny to burglary scheduled through June 15.
The complete panel of jurors empaneled for the term includes Joby Miland Golden Prairie and many others from Cheyenne Wheatland Torrington Gillette Fort Laramie and surrounding areas. The roster lists names like Er nest Harts Cheyenne J Smith Cheyenne C C W Berger Wheatland and more with multiple towns represented.
A dialogue contrasts a young wife who steals from her husband with an older wife who treats stealing as a matter of necessity. The piece is presented as a brief, sardonic exchange reflecting on ethics and survival.
A garbled caption describes a feature picture at the Capitol Avenue Theatre and a scene with toys and a car incident. The text mentions a mother anxious about pay and a father confident about spending, with toy mechanics and dolls referenced.
Madame Winterroth offers clairvoyant readings to reveal past, present, and future. She promises to reunite lovers, speed marriages, restore health and wealth, and aid in business and legal matters. Parlors at 12 1/2 West 17th Street K of P Block.
Sanitary ice offered at 30 cents per hundred. Cook Bros Co can be reached by phone at 197 for deliveries and inquiries.
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