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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1915
Page
9
Community items describe a town band rehearsal beside Elijah Plumb and Henry Dunn with a playful tune chorus, circus day outings for families, a barn dance at Mr. Smith’s, and a charity-like library inquiry about the Wyoming battleship. Socials highlight Miss Johnston’s bridal party sewing towels and a State Federation executive board meeting.
Notices of house guests include Mrs. Dumm and sister Mrs. James M. Dumm with daughter Mabel from San Francisco. Mrs. E. D. Gee returns from Des Moines. Miss Lucy Taylor leaves for Lander to train at Bishop Randall hospital. Two Cheyenne men graduate from the University of Michigan Fred V. Marble and Rudolph Hofmann with BA degrees.
Mr Franklin N Dumm a student at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware Ohio arrived yesterday to spend the summer with his parents Dr and Mrs W T BDumm.
Tunm will enter the university senior class next fall. Miss Margaret Brooks plans a trip to South Lake California and her expositions before returning. Mrs. John Garrity and two sons are visiting Ogden. R B Forsythe will visit Lava Hot Springs Idaho with his wife and son en route to Salt Lake City. Mrs. Forsythe enjoys Lava Hot Springs baths. Herbert Waxham of Grover Colorado stayed with T C Crabb family. Dorothy McCullough and brother Robert of Ottawa Ontario will visit the Upton home on their way home from California. Mrs. G A Campbell of Laramie will arrive in Cheyenne to attend the State Federation of Women’s Clubs executive board meeting.
The Methodist church held a series of highly successful meetings Friday evening and Friday noon with a number of distinguished speakers. Women of the church served luncheon and dinner to visiting delegates from across the state, aiding regular attendance. Out of town guests departed for home yesterday. The Congregational Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. John Rees on Tuesday afternoon.
The Auxiliary of St Mark's will meet in the Guild room of the Parleh Howe for a final gathering. Mrs William Daley oversees the study hour and will read a paper on The Southern Mountailheers.
The B sunshine Society will hold an important business meeting next Tuesday afternoon at Carnegie library. This will be the last meeting before the summer adjournment.
Card party hosted by K of C Altar and Rosary Society Friday evening July 2 at the Knights hall. Five hundred and bridge games begin at 8:90 sharp with refreshments and prizes. admission 7 cents and 25 cents. Liberty Bell washers at Knights and Baly Tone emery at German Co.
Presbyterian Missionary society met at Mrs H Jensen's home Friday afternoon to transact the gruel business. The group will not meet again until September.
Friday Miss Ena Laughlin returned from a visit in Laramie. Miss Hazel Bell will leave Tuesday for Ogden Utah where she expects to make her home.
Morning service features children and two male quartets from the Sunday school. The program will include singing and recitation by young participants, highlighting a traditional church Children’s Day observance.
Notice from M P Keefe president of National Lumber and Mille Co. stating stock of palate varnishes taing brivales sold to The Sherman company and recommending Sherman Co. to customers in the market for these goods. Signed by M P Keefe.
A large heavy motor truck pulling wagons for seller Floto caused deep ruts on Capitol avenue. Residents were alerted and Capitol authorities quickly stationed men to block wagons from using that street last night.
Local brief notes a Sherman Company window glass deal, mentions Rot Coffees and Mame at Sand'e in a compact item. No clear event date or large names beyond those tied to the trade note appear.
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