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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1912
Page
3
Bargain lovers invited to Barnett's after supper sale from seven to ten. Tonight's stock features clean stylish merchandise at prices well below regular, with a focus on dependable goods. Come see the right kind of merchandise at the right price.
The store advertises 69c embroidered collar and cuff sets and Persiad Ribbons offered at half regular price. Additional sales include bleached towels 18x36 and 20x40 inches, wash goods like Voiles and Flaxons, printed fabrics, and children's dresses and aprons with deep discounts tonight after supper.
Mrs. L. W. Badgette hosted a double surprise at the grandmother's home for Miss Marjorie Badgette returning from Lincoln Nebraska. The event featured a pansy centerpiece, elaborate luncheon, dainty place cards, and a table full of friends including Elsie Morris Emily Evelyn Constance Jones Frances Bristol Kathryn Boyd Ruth Brelech and Miss Louis Ports visiting from Sheridan.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Morton hosted bridge and five hundred for a house guest Milas Blackstadt of St. Louis with a tea to follow. Guests included Mrs. D Blackstadt and many local ladies. Colonel Omar Bundy plans an evening dinner while Mrs James H Bryson hosts cards. Monday features a farewell reception and ball by the Fourth Wild Artillery for Colonel Alexander B Dyer at the Artillery club with invitations to the entire garrison.
The camp of signal corps near the Soldiers' Home of the National Guard is progressing rapidly toward being the militia's top wig-waggers. Captain Mathews leads the corps with jubilance over rapid learning of codes and signaling methods. Messages now transmit with fair speed and accuracy, and maps are described with remarkable map-to-map similarity. The unit is expanding into signaling by sun glare and wireless telegraphy and telephone work. Members include Captain Matthews, Ernest Snow, G. R. trill, Donald Van Winkle, Noy Jones, Harry Raymond, Duane Poster, C. Menglecamp, and C. Bagley.
Three deaths reported in Cheyenne over two days. William Fuller, 83, died at Private hospital after chronic illness. He arrived seeking health benefits and died Monday. Survived by a wife in Omaha. body sent there. William Flakely, 49, died at U P hospital from heart trouble while employed at U P. Funeral at Gleavon chapel at 2 PM. Katie White, colored, died on West Twenty fourth street after kidney illness. Coffin sent from residence after funeral yesterday.
Mrs A J Dyer was guest of honor at a Friday luncheon hosted by Mrs Franklin F Wing. Guests included Mrs Dyer and several local ladies. pink floral decor and elaborate menu set a refined tone. Captain and Mrs Wheeer hosted a dinner honoring Lieut and Mrs Gilmor before their departure for New York City, with more gatherings planned next Thursday evening.
A fourteen year old boy testifies as the opposing lawyer cross examines him about his father's work and character. The exchange hints at family hardship as the juror father sits among the panel, while the clerk notes the address at 411 W 10th St. and phone number.
Mr Walter of the Beeiiive offers a large number of household utilities and personal items at a three-cent sale to aid Cheyenne residents. The sale promises value with little risk and no serious loss to buyers while supplying needed goods.
Local contractors pursue a wall paving project with The Sherman Company named as principal firm. Details on scope, bids, and timeline remain under review by city engineers.
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