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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1912
Page
3
An old remedy for children is Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin praised for gentle action. The ad claims it relieves stomach, liver and bowels, with samples offered by mail from Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Iowa.
The Royal Neighbor notes a shift as clubs and churches pause activities for Chautauqua. Mrs. Peter McFarlane and son Donald return from an eastern trip with Miss Fay Walker visiting Cheyenne and Junction Wyoming.
Mr and Mrs W Caswell Farnsworth hosted a formal dinner Sunday evening at their Annex block apartments. Attendees included Mrs Alta R Tieaney Mrs Frakes Miss Nova Moody Miss Geraldine Tieaney Miss Colonia Frakes Master Caswell Farnsworth Jr and the Farnsworth hosts Mrs Alva J Wittera and two small Bons. The group had just returned from a month with relatives in Sidney Nebraska their former home. Mr and Mrs Paul O Brewster came back Friday from Denver and will drive back to Denver when weather permits then tour Colorado.
Mrs. A J Parehall hosted an informal bridge evening for Mrs. Edward F Stahl formerly of Cheyenne now in La Jolla California. Two tables joined a dainty lunch as Mrs Stahl prepares for a Kensington on Wednesday.
Bishop and Mre N S Thomas Mrs Altair Heaney Dr Rafter Rey Davidson and Mrs Prince set off for Casper to attend the Episcopal convocation. Miss Genevieve Long from Tulsa visits Cheyenne friends while others return from travels in California Massachusetts Michigan and an eastern tour. A family reunion at the Taylor home honors Mr and Mrs Peppell and Mr and Mrs Harry Taylor.
A testimonial extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as alcohol free and non habit forming. A Kentucky reader claims relief from a long standing female illness after four bottles, praising the doctor’s guidance and hoping others gain health. The ad cites a newly revised medical guide addressing women’s questions.
A call for support as Chautauqua opens today urges community members to purchase tickets to ensure the event’s financial success. Tickets cost 25 cents for afternoon and 35 cents for evening programs, with children admitted at reduced rates.
The event featured Mr. and Mrs. Peppell, Mrs. Colling and children, Mrs. Westvere of Holland Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. W E Chaplin, Mr. Thomas Chaplin of Laramie, Mrs Nancy Converse Gavitt. The Peppells will travel to Laramie at week’s end for a visit.
Mr and Mrs L KR Tyson hosted a Saturday evening card gathering for Mr and Mrs Clarence Harris. Seven games of five hundred produced humor and lighthearted teasing as players endured some bad luck. Best players were Mrs D M Carley and Mr W N Monfort, who won prizes. Lunch and a social hour followed. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harris, Mr and Mrs Carley, Mr and Mrs Monfort, Mr and Mrs G Banta, and Mr and Mrs J M Newman.
Artillery Bridge Club hosted by Mrs. Ernest W Wheeler this afternoon. Dr Williamson hosts dinner tonight. Fort Russell hosts visitors Captain Jone and Miss Ethel Jones from Fort Robinson with Lt Camp and Mrs Camp, Mrs Habbeger with Mrs Cowin, Lt Garrison at Dr Snyders, Lt Edy with Lt Engle. Continuous entertainments mark their brief visit, Mrs Habbeger a notably accomplished musician.
Lieutenant and Mrs Beauford RK Camp hosted a Saturday luncheon with the Fort Robison delegation as guests. Yellow dragon motifs and shaded candles decorated the table with covers set for Mrs Habbeger Milas Jones Miss Ayres Mrs Ayres Lt Garri gan Lt Edy Lt and Mrs Capip Miss Ethel Jones of Fort Robinson. Mrs Camp welcomed visiting Mrs Pearson for the week’s close.
Captain and Mrs William Hb Cow hosted a Sunday evening event for Mrs Hubboger of Fort Robinson. The formal affair featured a regal chafing dish feast with lively merriment and generous comments as guests enjoyed the meal.
Camp officials Lieutenants Edy Engle Roth and Mrs Guilfoyle will host this evening for Captain and Mrs George White, new Ninth Cavalry members and Tort Russell society members. Captain and Mrs Henry Speere expected today to visit their daughter Mrs William Reno. Captain Speere returns from duty in the Philippines, Mrs Speere traveling from Connecticut.
Captain and Mrs. Christian hosted a West Point class 06 reunion dinner. Guests included Colonels Bundy and Dyer and other graduates and their wives. Decorations recalled cadet days with class crest burns and gift belts, as conversation turned to memories of yore.
The ad promotes a home lotion to improve complexions, a formula with magatone hazel and ruta, and advises applying to face neck and arms. It also touts pyroxin for eyebrows and eyelashes, a dry shampoo for scalp health, and a delatone hair removal method with steps and timing.
Lieutenant and Mrs Rahorg hosted a relaxed Sunday evening gathering at Fort Rotin Bork. Attendees included Captain and Mrs Monard Dr and Mrs Snider and Mr Garrison. Spa services from Lisler's Beauty Parlors at 411 West 19th with phone S17-W.
Stockmen are notified about the opening of the dipping vat near Gat Tall for cattle dipping. The Alder Kirktridgs dipping vat on Cut Teal will open on June 20. State Veterinarian B F Davis signs the notice.
In a Milwaukee Journal note the outlook imagines the famed Roonevelt stampede surviving with care if reforms trigger massive nursing needs and a million dollar funding to raise Teddy to form.
Fragmentary notice mentions The Sherman Co and a painter or contractor visiting 1717 Canely Ave. The text is garbled with names and phrases, making precise actions unclear. No additional entities beyond The Sherman Co and the address are reliably identified.
Force of men repairing the washed out track on the Colorado and Southern finished their work and the road again carries traffic to Oregon via Orinagwe llon, contending with Chicago and Northwestern. The Kansas Cheyenne tour will arrive on train 105 and be open for occupancy at 9 20 p m. return on train 110. Previously the car was through and charged to improve service.
The Barlowe Sark were defeated by the Union Pacific clerks baseball team yesterday with a 14 to 3 score.
The RB of L E, B of FL & E, B of R T and O R C, named in The Leader's Hat of union organizations, state through officers they have no plan to affiliate with the new federation Trades and Labor Assembly.
W D Lincoln assistant general manager of the UP passes through Cheyenne on Train No 5. President A L Mobiler and Vice President J S Monroe of the UP were in Cheyenne yesterday on their westward trip. W B Scott general manager of the IPL also went through Cheyenne on No 1, yesterday. Passenger Traffic Manager Garret Fort was in Cheyenne yesterday.
A brief item reports travel by Colorado division Superintendent A Vickrey and U S Assistant Superintendent D C Olmstead and wife to Cheyenne from Ogden. Assistant General Manager Chave lea Ware of the U S is noted in Cheyenne in official capacity. Agent Harry B Dyer of the C S went to Swan Spur for company interests. Also mentions Sherman Co dyeing and bleaching at Mrs Ligier's and beauty parlors at 411 W 19th St with phone 817 W.
Peabody and Nelson advertise Kansas Cream Flour from ear just unloaded. They claim it is the cheapest and best flour option, providing contact at Thomes and phone 652 W.
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