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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1912
Page
8
A caregiver describes a three week period with a sick infant showing eczema and boils. After trying remedies including Culicura and home cleaning, the child improved, with teething coinciding with health changes and parents noting relief and concern.
The Baptist Willing Workers gathered in the church parlors for a combined business and social session led by President Mrs. Fr. S. Johnston. They planned a bake sale for Saturday June 22 at Johnston's grocery and discussed church cleaning and wall repainting, with several hostesses noted. Rev William J Pitagerald and his family were praised in a letter read at the meeting.
The group gathered for a regular afternoon session led by Mira Nelson, with Mrs. Rochlwid presenting the topic The Race Problem and Mrs. Frank Wilson delivering a readying titled The Missionaries. Bishop McIntyre spoke, and a Flag Day observance patterned the refreshments.
Ten ladies attended the Congregational Ladies' Aid meeting with Mrs. Jensen assisted by several members. They transacted usual business and voted to hold a July picnic at Pioneer Park, ending the sabbatical adjournments for July and August. The afternoon included sociability, needlework, and piano selections by Mrs. Briscoe with refreshments for forty three attendees.
Mrs Everett W Glafcke hosted a Friday afternoon Presbyterian Ladies Aid gathering. The social event featured needlework, a brief business session, hostess remembrance of games, and a luncheon prepared by Mrs Glafcke, Mrs Hills, Mrs M P Keefe and Miss Whuntee Anderson.
The coiffeur M Calle notes hair styling is deliberate not accidental and outlines practical rules for face shapes. A long face should have fullness at the side, a round face should limit side fullness and elevate the front, and an oval face should retain an oval silhouette to preserve length.
An image ad lists Vialt Mro at 411 W 19th St offering a high close work beauty parlor service and Kansas Cream Flour from a car unload by Peabody & Nelson at 1017 Thames with phone numbers 81T-W and 652-W. Also mentions un wall paper The Sherman Co and Banitae The Sherman Co.
Mrs. R C Moore of San Antonio and Mrs M P Curry of Petersburg IL testify Peruna cured them of general debility nervous prostration cough stomach and liver trouble. Moore cites relief from cough and weakness while Curry describes long internal catarrh and swelling improving after two bottles of Peruna.
A critique notes modern Frenchwomen show stronger artistic instinct in hair styling than many Englishwomen who neglect facial framing. The discussion centers on how dressing the hair shapes appearance and impression.
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 Rev C H Mendenhall pastor First Congregational Church location at 10th and Capitol shows 9 45 Sunday school 11 00 Morning worship Sermon by the pastor I follow on 8 30 VY BP S C B The Duty of
Minnie Roberts leads 7:00 evening services featuring familiar hymns from the Church. A short address follows with chorus and congregation singing. There will be no meeting Wednesday evening due to Chautauqua. Welcome to all. Frank L. Moore, Pastor.
First Baptist Church at 10th and Warren offers 11:00 a.m. public worship with a sermon titled The Christian and his Lord. Sunday school follows at 12:16 p.m. Young People meet at 7:00 p.m. Evening service at 8:00 p.m. features A King Thrice Crowned. First Congregational Church notes an evening address on hymns of the church, followed by congregational singing and a brief sketch of hymn writers.
The First Presbyterian Church across from the Post Offices invites all to Sunday services. Pastor Leon C. Hills presides at 11:00 a.m. morning worship on The Judgment of God with 0:46 a.m. Sunday school and 7:30 p.m. gospel themed evening service. Young People’s Meaning at 6:30 p.m. music expected. call 679 Carey Ave Manse for details.
St. Mark's Episcopal at 17th and Central Ave hosts Holy Communion at 7 45 a m Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning service and sermon at 11 a m Evening service and Sacred Music at 7 30 p m The morning sermon is by the rector and the evening service sermon is omitted due to choir music Rev Geo Davidson pastor residence 719 BE 17th street telephone 126.
The noted clairvoyant and palm reader arrives and is praised by press and scientists as a leader in her field. Consultation covers health, business, lost items, courtship, marriage, divorce, and guidance in business matters at K P Block parlors 12 1 2 W Seventeenth Street.
The Colorado and Southern Railroad runs a large crew on the washed out line between Wheatland and repair works. No regular trains expected before Monday or Tuesday as damage proves greater than initial estimates. Union Pacific and Pullman Company named in a $51,000 damage suit in Laramie county court by William Gilbreath of Oregon, who says he fell through a car door en route from Portland to Omaha near Cheyenne.
Severe washouts along the C S railroad between Wheatland and Orin Junction cut all service in the district. The disruption left no equipment north of Uva, preventing trains from reaching the northwestern connection and causing injuries including the loss of a leg to a worker.
Henry Folk of Keota formerly a watchman for the U P. is in Cheyenne. Warren McCord traveling passenger agent for the U P with Denver headquarters is in Cheyenne on business.
Rock Springs Colorado reports the organization of the North Side bank with 75000 capital by F S David John Bertagnosli A C Stephenson P C Bunning A Martello and W B Dunton The bank leases the Bertagnosii building on K street as its home The Sherman Co provides Liquid Veneer collaboration.
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