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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1914
Page
3
Augusta Prescott reports on summer complexion care and facial routines, plus a roundup of society events. Highlights include Mrs. Crowland’s dinner party, Harriet Louise Hopkins birthday gathering, a cooperative choir dinner, and the Tyson Roberta wedding next Wednesday with accompanying attendance and travel details.
Miss Alice Hutchinson of Eaton Colorado visits Cheyenne this week and returns home tomorrow. Former Converse school teacher resigned last winter due to illness and family deaths. Mr and Mrs R B Forsyth have returned from a week in Denver.
A special business meeting of the Musical club will be held at the library Tuesday evening to conclude all club business and collect unredeemed pledges for cancellation. Indoor Meet Today features high school senior girls and faculty as guests of honor at the library hosted by the College club. Associated Charities designates today as dry farmers’ day inviting dry farmers and families to donate clothing for men women and children at the Charities’ basement headquarters all day.
The Social Circle of the Methodist church met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. H R Millard's home for a regular business and program session. A short time sufficed for the trans-
Mrs Oxrha Turner of Wayne Street Piqua Ohio reports severe organic weakness with backache hip and kidney pain and says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound gave relief after other medicines failed She urges women with similar distress to seek the remedy and expert advice from a local physician or pharmacist.
In the church parlors Thursday afternoon with thirty guests the regular business led to a frontier days discussion. The annual custom of serving meals in the church parlors during the Frontier celebration will continue. The next meeting will be in City park weather permitting and attendees will bring their lunches. Refreshments were served by the bont eannen.
Kuelula Venia known as White Feather a Uinta Indian and Baptist minister will lecture in full Indian costume at the Salvation Army hall tonight. He speaks about his people's conversion on the Uinta reservation and aims to raise funds to build a Baptist church there.
The annual high school alumni banquet will be held Thursday night next week with many graduates attending. After years without such gatherings, last year sparked renewed interest and the event is now planned as an annual feature.
Judge W. C. Mentzer will travel to Wheatland Torrington and Lusk within the next two weeks to pass upon naturalization applications. He expects to be absent about a week or ten days.
A church group met for a hymn centered program led by Mrs. W. C. Hoskins on John Huss and his witness. Mrs. Ira F. B. Fee reviewed Bernard’s life and hymns. The next Kensington and guest day will be at Mrs. D. R. Kinport’s home in two weeks. Mrs. E. R. Breisch and Mrs. Piper hosted a pleasant Methodist Aid Society meeting.
D. Swan former city treasurer announced his bid for county treasurer on the Republican ticket. His nominating petitions were placed in circulation yesterday.
London reports a continuing campaign of arson and bomb attempts by militant suffragettes. Beardsall church near Derby was destroyed and a bomb was found at Dudhope Castle near Dundee. the fuse had been lit but was extinguished by wind. Phone 177. Sanitary Home Laundry.
An 18 year old messenger service worker, Henry Smith, was struck by a car last night at 10 pm while crossing 17th Street at Carey. He suffered a severe wrist cut and multiple bruises requiring medical treatment.
Governor Joseph M Carey was Friday advised of the appointment of N Bogdanlensky as Imperial Russian consul for five northwestern states including Wyoming and for Alaska. The consulate will maintain headquarters at Seattle.
Rehearsals for the seniors progress toward a finished production of Too Much Johnson to be presented June 10 at the Capitol Avenue theatre. Milkped Broilers advertised at Central Market with phone 72.
At 12 40 last night a false fire alarm was turned in from the corner of 19th and Central. All departments responded but found it was a trick by someone with a peculiar idea of a practical joke.
Names Henry Wagner Ira Kinnie Percy L Gocain and R L Hendrick from Paola Wyo appear as witnesses in the matter before Register Chaplin The Sherman Co paints witness list filed at 316 W E Chaplin.
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