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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
3
Mrs J K Hadl of 1243 Farrell Ave Butte Montana describes her infant's severe eczema with red inflamed skin and crusting. She reports two months of suffering before trying Cullettre Soap and Cure Hepbo ointment, which she credits with healing and leaving no marks. She advertises a free sample offer via mail order.
Clara Riner and baby daughter arrive Friday from the Philippines to visit Mr W Riner in Retonsh Wigerit’s home before spending months at her former residence. Numerous families travel, attend graduations, and plan summer visits across Cheyenne, Douglas, Wheatland, and neighboring towns as fraternal and family gatherings unfold.
Washington June 14 Miss Callie Hoke Smith daughter of Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia will marry J Ly man Grant Pratt son of the late Le Gage Pratt of New Jersey tomorrow. The ceremony will be at the Smith home on California avenue with Mrs Smith ill to attend a brief wedding breakfast and reception for relatives and a few friends. Miss Smith is the youngest daughter and debuted in Washington society two years ago. Her sister Miss Lucy Smith is married to Lieut Alston R Simpson USN.
Laramie sent a large delegation to Cheyenne for the Consistory and Eastern Star sessions this week. Mr. and Mrs. John McGill, Air, and Mrs. De Forrest lead the group with other local residents attending. In Cheyenne visiting relatives and attending events fill regional social notes.
The Knights and Ladies of Security present a Friday evening dance and card party at KC Hall. The event invites the public to attend and enjoy entertainment and games. Proceeds or details are not specified.
A vintage health advisory urges spring cleaning for the body not just the home. It promotes shedding winter toxins, eating shredded wheat biscuits with berries and greens, and returning to nature for renewed vigor. Made at Niagara Falls, New York.
The Cheyenne area hosts Methodist, Congregational, and Jewish circle activities with card parties, lectures, and youth rehearsals. Anne Gordon, national W C T U president, will visit June 21 for a temperance lecture at the Methodist church, with all churches canceling prayer services that night.
Earl E. Harper, a gifted musician with bass and tenor range, performs as a vocalist and instrumentalist. The Chautauqua program showcases his talents as a cornetist and pianist on the third day of the series.
A string quartet named The Sidles is listed as a feature in the Clan Tauqua program. The item appears in a short, imperfect notice with stray typing errors but signals a musical performance by the quartet.
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