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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1912
Page
16
A reader describes a personal remedy during teething that allegedly cured eczema and boils. The account mentions a natural cure, family reactions, and a transition from illness to improvement after applying the method over several weeks.
The Baptist Willing Workers met in church parlors for a combined business and social session presided by Mrs. Frank S. Johnston. They planned a bake sale for Saturday June 22 at Johnston's grocery, discussed church cleaning funds, and noted a letter from Rev. William Pitagerald praising the family’s health and work.
The regular monthly gathering of the Methodint Mtetionary Soblety was held Friday afternoon with Mira Nelwon presiding. Mrs Rochhlwid led the afternoon topic “The Race Problem” and a general discussion followed. Mrs Frank Wilson offered a reading titled “The Missionaries” and Bishop McIntyre spoke briefly. Flag Day refreshments were served.
Ten ladies attended the Congregational Ladies' Aid meeting led by Mrs. Jensen with assistants Whipple Hopkins Roberts Chaplin Dr. Ellen Wetlanfer and Miss Hobbs. They discussed usual business and decided to hold a church picnic in July at Pioneer Park, ending July and August adjournments. The session included sociability, needlework, and piano selections by Mrs. Briscoe, with refreshments for forty three attendees.
Mrs Everett W Glafcke hosted a Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary gathering on Friday with needlework and light business. A pleasant afternoon featured hostess favors napkins and themed accessories, followed by a luncheon served by Mrs Glafcke Mrs Hills Mrs M P Keefe and Miss Whuntee Anderson.
In the July Strand M Calle the well known coiffeur explains that hair arrangement is a learned art. He offers rules based on face shapes long oval or round to create flattering fullness at the sides and a higher front, claiming hair style can make or mar a woman.
The listing mentions Vialt Mro Ligher n Beauty Parlor for high close work at 411 W 19th St with phone 81T-W. It notes Kansas Cream Flour from a car unload, advertised by Peabody & Nelson at 1017 Thames with phone 652-W, and references Wall Paper by The Sherman Co and Banitae The Sherman Co.
Mrs. R. C. Moore of San Antonio praises Peruna, claiming relief from general debility nervous prostration and a severe cough after suffering illness. Another letter from Mrs. M. P. Curry of Petersburg Illinois says internal catarrh stomach and liver trouble foot and limb swelling improved after two bottles of Peruna following five months of ineffective doctoring.
An excerpt contrasts modern Frenchwomen with Englishwomen noting the former's truer artistic instincts in hair styling and the latter's infrequent study of facial shaping when giving hairdressing directions.
Cavalry Baptist Church lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m Rev C Taylor acting pastor and Rev C H Mendenhall pastor. First Congregational Church at Cor 10th and Capitol offers 9 45 a m Sunday school 11 a m Morning worship sermon I follow on 8 30 VY BP S C B The Duty of
Minnie Roberts leads a 7:00 evening service featuring familiar church hymns sung by the chorus and congregation. A short address precedes the singing. No meeting Wednesday evening due to a Chautauqua. Welcome extended by Frank L. Moore, pastor.
First Baptist Church at 10th and Warren hosts 11 00 a m public worship with a sermon The Christian and his Lord 12 16 Sunday school 7 00 p m Young People Meeting 8 00 p m Evening meeting sermon A King Thrice Crowned All welcome Pastor Geo Van Winkle Also First Congregational Church holds Sunday evening address on hymns of the church followed by a congregational hymn sing a brief sketch of the writers of the hymns will be given
The First Presbyterian church on Carey Avenue across from the post office lists a pastor Leon C Hills with morning worship at 11 00 a m and an evening service at 7 30 p m The morning message is The Judgment of God The young people program at 6 30 p m promises Meaningful duties and the note invites those without a church home to attend with music planned.
St Mark s Episcopal 17th and Central Ave offers Holy Communion 745 am Sunday School 045 am morning service and sermon 11 am evening service with Sacred Music 730 pm Sermon at morning service by the rector will be given and the evening sermon omitted due to special choir music Rev Geo Davidson pastor residence 719 BE 17th street telephone 126
A noted clairvoyant and palmist arrives amid strong recommendations from press, public, and scientists. She offers guidance on health, business changes, lost items, courtship, marriage, divorce, and improving business, with parlors at K. of P. Block, 121/2 West Seventeenth Street for 12.5 dollars.
The Colorado and Southern railroad works on the washed out track between Wheatland with a large crew, but regular service likely won’t resume before Monday or Tuesday. Special trains with material and workmen were rushed in after the washouts, and damage is deeper than first thought. Union Pacific and Pullman are joint defendants in a $51,000 damage suit filed by William Gilbreath of Oregon, alleging a fall through a door in a car near Cheyenne while traveling from Portland to Omaha.
A railroad washout between Wheatland and Orin Junction on the C. S. line cuts service, leaving the area without trains or equipment north of Uva. Reports indicate severe injuries occurred, including a leg loss, as tracks failed and the line could not reach the northwestern connection.
Henry Folk of Keota formerly a watchman at Cheyenne for the Union Pacific is in Cheyenne. Warren McCord traveling passenger agent for the Union Pacific with Denver headquarters is in Cheyenne on business.
Rock Springs Colorado reports the North Side bank organized with capital of 75000 by F S David John Bertagnosli A C Stephenson P C Buning A Martello and W B Dunton The bank leases the Bertagnosii building on K street for its home. Liquid Veneer The Sherman Co.
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