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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
8
A woman edited collection invites all to a Ten Cent Bazaar with a cordial rhyme. A South Cheyenne W C T U meeting at 2 PM at the South Congregational church features an interesting program. A series of moral and homemaking tips from Youth's Companion advises gas range care and cleaning routines for practical domestic use.
Mrs A K Johnston will entertain the Mount Mellick club this afternoon at her residence 216 West 20th street.
The Capitol Hil Club will meet with Mrs Murray in the afternoon. W. W. C. of the Tr. M. A. and the W. W. C0. of the R. M. A. plan an afternoon gathering with Mrs FLA M Stuart at 620 EB 18th Street. There will be a business and social meeting and officer elections.
The Sunermae of St. Mark's gathered at Mixa D Davisdon's home with Mrs. W. Kinkead presiding. A business session finalized plans for a Parish House dance and tentative arrangements for an August garden party were made. Mr. William C. Mills entertained with solos during a social hour and a darity lunch for twenty seven attendees. Mrs. C B Frank to entertain in two weeks.
The church plans a Friday bazaar with a half day and evening program. Proceeds support church activities as the community prepares for the event on June 7 in the church parlor.
Wood staining items and useful ornamental goods offered at a ten-cent bazaar by the Sherman Co in aid of Win One Close at the M. B. Church parlors in Wreliy on June 7 from 3 to 11 10 p m. Doughnut coffee wafers and tea lemonade available. Hairdressing at 7 Fashionable Hair, Mrs Ligier's Batuy Parks, 41 W. Bath.
In Charlestown Lena Cusumano recovering after a breakdown was able to see her lawyers the warden and a chaplain as she awaits execution for murder. Her lover Jarry Marshall sentenced to die with her remained composed over ten days in the death house while they sang Italian songs through shared walls. Alexander McGregor returned to Boston from a council trip and avoided commenting on possible commutation, saying he supports law as the course unless positive evidence changes his view.
The Lyric presents The Call of a Woman in three reels. Owen Brown, a gang member, is reformed by Annie Hell a schoolgirl who rescues him from thugs. He rises, suffers a sun stroke and a relapse after tasting wine, then redeems himself but loses his mind after writing an autographic novel. Annie nurses him back and becomes his life partner.
Officials say the $150000 improvement between Hartville Junction and Orin Junction will finish in sixty days. The line will receive 84 pound rails replacing old 60 pound ones and creosoted ties. a 120 man steel gang will supervise the work. A separate report notes a fire destroyed a carload of nails on the U S railroad near Grenville with another damaged box car between Green River and Peru.
The Colorado and Southern nears completion of a spur one and a half miles north of Horse Creek for Great Western Sugar. With Colorado limestone nearly exhausted, sugar companies buy refinery material in Wyoming and the spur will transport this product to several Colorado plants.
Den ver and Chicago based agents visit Cheyenne for business. Metin, Nickel Plate passenger agent, arrives from Denver. Edward Mahoney, G M B P agent, comes from Denver. W A Blostan, Pullman inspector, arrives from Chicago. Warren McCord Northwestern agent, on business. W L Greiner New York Central freight agent from Salt Lake City is in Cheyenne. John P Ross Lake Tahoe Railway general agent visits from Chicago.
Py Passangers, 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 Mrs James Wrowell to Leon lows
The Elks announce the season finale dance inviting all Elks and those with invitations to attend.
The district court will hear four murder cases within days along with forgery, larceny, burglary and theft schedules. Warren Jenkins faces homicide trial on June 21. Private Krug and Sergeant Peace on June 17 and 18 for killings in a drunken brawl and a soldier death. James Wheaton and Jacob Carson head forgery trials on June 11. Other defendants include Thomas Fry, Nelson Hackett, Clarence Amsgerry, D G Donnelly, R G Johnson, Juan Salas with various June dates. William Gibson assault set for June 20. Walter Keenright robbery set for June 22. Hattie Dickson charged elsewhere on same date.
The court empanels a complete slate of jurors including Joby Miland Golden Prairie Er nest Harts Hillsdale J Smith Cheyenne CC W Berger Wheatland RF G Brown Goshen BH EF Cole Fort Laramie Frank M Clouser Cheyenne Jay Beal Carpenter Pratt Cole Fort Laramie L H Pump Springer George Milne Wheatland C C Massey Cheyenne M F Castle Golden Prairie W A Wilson Cheyenne John B Ford Torrington Charles Wilson Cheyenne Erikson Cheyenne Frank Hornish Chugwater Charles Frederick Jr Frederick William Will Egbert Delbert Owens Torrington Harry A Bump Springer J A Chase Wheatland Gua Lavarich Golden Prairie C H Langdale Cheyenne George McCann Albin 0 C Bright Hartville T Mull en Wheatland J W McCann Albin Fred F Krager Glendo F M Brown Cheyenne J M Marshall Foxton Don Beanton Torrington I B Hoag Wheatland D Spanyard Ava Patrick Finnerty Cheyenne H F Barnard Cheyenne W G Grisby Pine Bluffs Charles C Donohue Little Horse Creek William Boyce Cheyenne B R Dement Le Grange Peter Firkles Cheyenne Ed Hoffman Cheyenne John F Appler Cheyenne C Ward Cheyenne Charles A Bunneth Cheyenne L Brandon Chugwater Charles Wilson Owen William Dillman Cheyenne George Benedick Fort Laramie
Young wife asks if taking money from her husband is justified. older wife replies it is not justice but finding any way to take. Sherman Co segment hints at a satirical or domestic exchange in a newspaper clipping.
A fragment describes a feature picture showing at the Capitol Avenue Theatre with a mention of a young mother, a father, and mechanical toys. The text hints at dialogue about pay and value and includes a scene where a car knocks dust from two dolls.
A promotional notice extols Madame Winterroth as a gifted clairvoyant who explores soul mysteries and past lives. It promises to reunite separated lovers, restore lost loves, and bring speedy marriages, health, wealth, and happiness, urging readers to visit her parlor at 121/2 W. 17th Street, K of P Block.
Sanitary Ice offered at 30 cents per hundred. Cook Bros. Co. can be reached at phone 197 for orders.
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