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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1912
Page
10
Advice favors Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for children and others. The ad claims wide domestic use, urges a trial by mail, and lists Salt Lake City and Monticello addresses for samples and orders.
The edition notes Cheyenne preparations as Chautauqua opens with a concert by the Venetian Troubadours while society clubs and churches suspend activities. It also follows local movements as Mrs. Peter McFarlane and son Donald return from an eastern trip with Miss Fay Walker, and lists other family visits and relocations to Denver and Junction Wyoming.
Mr and Mrs W Caswell Farnsworth entertained at a formal yet informal dinner Sunday evening in their Annex apartments. Covers were laid for Mrs Alta R Tieaney Mrs Frakes Miss Nova Moody Geraldine Tieaney Colonia Frakes Master Caswell Farnsworth Jr and the host and hostess Mrs Alva J Wittera. Two young Bons returned Sunday from a month with relatives at Sidney Neb their former home. Mr and Mrs Paul O Brewster returned Friday from Denver and will travel Colorado and return to Denver when weather clears.
Mrs A J Parehall hosted two-table bridge in Cheyenne last evening honoring Mrs Edward F Stahl formerly of Cheyenne now of La Jolla Cal A Kensington is planned for Wednesday by Miss Edna Bartlett and Mrs J H Walton will host Mrs Stahl Friday. Mrs Stahl and her mother Miss Susie Robinson and relatives travel to California Saturday amid family notices and local musically active ties.
Bishop and Mrs. N. S. Thomas and several delegates will travel to Casper for the Episcopal convocation session this week. Also listed are Miss Genevieve Long visiting Cheyenne and several residents returning from travels in California Massachusetts Michigan and Oklahoma. A family reunion at the Taylor home was among weekend events with Mr and Mrs Taylor hosting.
A vintage testimonial touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a non addictive remedy for women's ailments. The letter from Mrs. Cavern Correy of Kentucky claims dramatic relief after four bottles, praising the treatment and the doctor’s guidance. The advertisement promotes the newly revised Medical Advisor addressing women’s health questions.
Readers urged to support the Chautauqua by buying tickets at the gate rather than in advance. The note emphasizes fundraising efforts, outlines pricing at 25 and 35 cents, and highlights the program including the Fraternity Glee Club and a lecture by William Rainey Bennett. Children 7-13 admitted at half price. speaker lineup includes Miss Dinka Progotte and the Glee Club.
A group enjoyed tea followed by a social season with guests including Mr and Mrs Peppell Mrs Colling and children Mrs Westvere of Holland Mich Mr and Mrs W E Chaplin Mr Thomas Chaplin of Laramie Mrs Nancy Converse Gavitt and others The Peppells will travel to Laramie at week’s end to visit.
Mr. and Mrs. L. KR. Tyson hosted a Saturday evening card gathering for Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harris. Seven games of five hundred brought lively fun with playful jests as luck swung. Mrs. D. M. Carley and Mr. W. N. Monfort won prizes and guests enjoyed lunch and a social hour.
Artillery Bridge Club hosted by Mrs Ernest W Wheeler this afternoon. Dr Williamson hosts dinner this evening. Fort Russell hosts Fort Robinson visitors Captain Jones and daughter Miss Ethel Jones with Lt and Mrs Camp plus Mrs Habbeger with Mrs Cowin Lt Garrison at Dr Snyders and Lt Edy with Lt Engle. Fort Robinson guests enjoy a continuous round of informal entertainments.
Lt and Mrs Beauford RK Camp entertained Fort Robin son delegation at a Saturday luncheon. Yellow snapdragons and yellow shaded candles decorated the table. Guests included Mrs Habbeger Milas Jones Miss Ayres Mrs Ayres Lt Garri gan Lt Edy Lt and Mrs Capip Miss Ethel Jones of Fort Robinson visiting Mrs Camp who will be Mrs Pearson’s guest at week’s end.
Captain and Mrs William Hb Cow hosted a Sunday chafing dish party for guest Mrs Hubboger of Fort Robinson. The formal affair featured lively merriment and a regal feast as guests included Mrs Halo, Captain Jones, Miss Jones, Mrs Ayres, Captain and Mrs Armstrong and Lt. Col and Mrs.
Camp officials Camp Edy Engle Roth Llonel and Mrs Guilfoyle plan a dinner tonight for Captain and Mrs George White recent Ninth Cavalry arrivals and Tort Russell society members Captain and Mrs Henry Speere are due to arrive today to visit daughter Mrs William Reno with Captain Speere returning from the Philippines and Mrs Speere traveling from Connecticut.
Captain and Mrs. Christian hosted a West Point alumni dinner marking the twentieth anniversary of Captain Christian’s entry at the Military academy. Guests included Colonel and Mrs. Bundy, Colonel and Mrs. Dyer, and other graduates and their wives.
An aged advertisement fragment promotes at home skin and hair treatments. It touts a magatone lotion for discolored complexions and a thinning brow remedy with pyroxin, plus a dry shampoo, a hair-lightening mix, and a depilatory method using delatone. The copy imitates early 20th century cosmetic pitches.
Lieutenant and Mrs Rahorg hosted a casual gathering Sunday evening. Guests included Captain and Mrs Monard, Dr and Mrs Snider, and Mr Garrison from Fort Rotin. Bork Scalp treatments and manicuring offered at Mrs Lisler's Beauty Parlors 411 W 19th. Phone S17-W.
The Alec Kirktridgs dipping vat near Gat Tall will open for dipping on June 20. Stockmen are notified to bring eligible cattle to the vat as directed by the State Veterinarian. Contact telephone 605 for further details and instructions.
The article mocks sensational claims about Roosevelt dynamics and public demands, suggesting a fragile situation needing heavy support. It references a Milwaukee Journal style about high nursing costs and inflated expectations for political figures.
Fragmentary text indicates The Sherman Co involved in painting and window services. A call at 1717 Canely Ave is mentioned along with named individuals and a potential leadership role. The readable items are incomplete and lack a clear event or outcome.
The Colorado and Southern repairs finished reopening to Oregon, with traffic resuming to Orinagwe llon, competing with the Chicago Northwestern. New track laid in places to reopen the line. The Kansas Cheyenne tour car will arrive on P and 105 at 9:20 p.m. daily and return on 110. Previously a through car with a fare adjustment to boost service.
The Union Pacific clerks baseball team defeated the Barlowe Sark yesterday by a 14 to 3 score.
The RB. of L. E., B. of . FL & E., B. of R. T. and O. R. C. announce through their officers that they have no plans to affiliate with the new federation and its Trades and Labor Assembly.
W D Lincoln assistant general miniger of the U PT traveled through Cheyenne on Train No 5. President A L Mobiler and Vice President J aS Monroe of the UP were in Cheyenne yesterday on their way west. W B Scott general manager of the I PL traveled through Cheyenne on No 1. Passenger Traffic Manager Garret Fort also passed through Cheyenne yesterday.
A report notes travel by officials including Superintendent A Vickrey and D C Olmstead to Cheyenne and Ogden. U S Assistant General Manager Chavelea Ware visited Cheyenne in an official capacity. Agent Harry B Dyer of the C S went to Swan Spur for company interests. Also mentions Sherman Co dyeing at Mrs Ligier's and beauty parlors at 411 W 19th St with phone 817 W.
Peabody and Nelson advertise ear corn flour in 1917 with a claim of cheapest and best. Contact Thomes at phone 652-W. Local merchants promote fresh supply and prompt delivery.
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