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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1917
Page
3
The article urges households to study food values amid rising prices and scarce bread. It cites U.S. Department of Agriculture bulletins on roots, fats, storage, and economy, warning of winter wheat shortages and promoting bread alternatives. It notes Hazel Oberfelder and Raymond Frank's Denver wedding and plans.
Nine years of suffering with backache weakness and trouble doing work end when Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is used. Mrs S. D. M of 22 Dewey Ave Spartanburg reports steady improvement and now feels well and strong.
Queen Bather Circle of the U FE 8 at the Parker home welcomed thirty five members at a Monday evening gathering hosted by Arthur Parker. Miss Hazel Kelley presided as circle president while business was attended to.
The Masonic temple event raised over fifty dollars for the Red Cross general fund. After a business session young women sewed and socialized with dancing. News covers the Boice Smoke wedding plans, bridal teas, and various Cheyenne society happenings including Army post events and local education connections.
Miss Aileen Guy has studied at the university for a year. Mrs James A Durnford is spending a few days in Denver. Miss Lois Marble returns Thursday noon from Boulder where she studies at the University of Colorado. Mrs Ralph McFarland of Pine Bluffs ends a pleasant visit at the home of her cousin Miss Eloise Fletcher. Mrs Archie Allison is home from a brief visit in Denver.
The Woman's Club of the RMA will meet Wednesday afternoon at o o'clock with Mrs. Robert O'Brien at Ellis' parlors for its annual session and officer elections. The Sunshine Society met at the library Tuesday with fourteen members, Mrs Crabb presiding, and Mary Dill elected a member. In two weeks Mrs M A Kline will host a social for the ladies.
The Young Ladies Sodality of St Marys plans a social gathering Wednesday evening at Ko Chall. Hostesses include Misses Ethel War laumont Rita War laumont Mary Bilis and Rita Kinnes.
The Congregational Aid Society will hold a Friday afternoon meeting in the church parlors. Mrs. A L Dodne’s ladies will host, and Minnie Louise John will perform several piano solos for the program.
The Methodist church in Cheyenne hosted Adalbert Mills of Denver as part of the Star Lecture course under Mrs. AL Putnam. Mills delivered clever character sketches that drew a splendid offering and earned him high praise for a successful entertainment evening.
The program featured Miss Laura Lee on piano and Orin Edney on violin with humorous acts and diverse talents. Ellen Archer Mevering Mrs Evans Misses Lee Young and Lillian Wamey performed solos with piano accompaniment. George A. Dodge presented an Edison program while soldiers attended and a chautauqua salute closed the event in honor of Khali boys.
Sam Larrabee, arrested for breaking into the recruiting office and stealing a suit, was turned over to Fort Russell authorities. Police say he sold the suit to a second hand dealer and later returned to steal more items before his arrest.
In Cheyenne a civic league is to be formed Wednesday evening at the Pariah House to address city problems under a new order. Promoters aim for a larger, cleaner city and will pursue the plan at a prayer meeting held Sunday at the Mutherineg church.
The African Sunday school and Epworth League conference will meet at the A. M. E. church at 10 o clock Wednesday morning. Mayor LaFontaine will give the address of welcome and Rev. Felix Isaac will respond.
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