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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1912
Page
23
July sales announce large fruit supply Apricots Pineapples and Derries. Fancy Sugar cured Jains advertised with hot day heat reducing cooking. Wide canned meats cheese pickles olives line. Potatoes Chips and Oregon cherries promoted with special prices. Monday and Tuesday shipments noted.
The Capitol Hi club postpones a meeting to Wednesday July 10 at Mrs Urban's. W W C of the R M A will meet with Mrs William McGuire at 7166 17th Street. Mrs Robert O'Brien reports on the New Orleans convention. Miss Juanita Kimball hosts a C C C girls group tomorrow. Wednesday Bridge Club meets July 16, postponed one week. Hospital Aid Society plans Monday af ternoon gathering at the library. attendance urged. St Marks Guild meets Friday at Parish House hosted by Mesdames Whittaker and McGuire. The Bugust Wiling Workers postpone to Friday July 12 at Mrs Tyson's home. Congregational Missionary Society met Friday with Mrs Jensen. Jewish Tables Circle hosts a dime social, card party tonight at A O U W hall. Public invited.
The Baptist Missionary society met Friday afternoon at Mrs George Hagers home. Dr Kupard state Sunday school missionary and Rev Van Winkle attended and were greatly appreciated. Mrs Stockwell presided and a fine program was presented.
The Teachers and officers held a monthly banquet and business meeting in the church parlor with an entertainment committee preparing a abundant spread. Floral place cards by Migs Mur’el firuce added charm. A picnic date in August was discussed. Rev Rupard spoke on Sunday school work and a conference followed with thirty attendees. A bake sale and tea at the Markle Guild netted 22 dollars.
The Presbyterian Aid society met Friday afternoon at Mrs D S Swan’s home with twenty six ladies present. Needle work and visiting occupied the time while refreshments were served at five o’clock. Eleventh Infantry beat the Ninth Cavalry at the fort by LO to 2 and the series continues this afternoon. Mrs J L Klesick returned home after visiting Ayrs and Park Addition friends in Laramie. Miss Elizabeth Marks injured her foot on a needle at home. an operation was performed but outcome uncertain.
A quip from the Oldgat Enquirer describes a weakling as a man who plays cards with his wife and brags about beating her, framing the conduct as ill tempered and boastful behavior.
The jury convicted Harry Peace of manslaughter for the murder of Samuel Schickling at a west end resort. Private Scarfess testified Peace kicked the victim and fled with Krug. Peace faces a 10 years to life sentence at his scheduled sentencing tomorrow.
Funeral services for Mrs. 2 W Whitcomb will take place Monday afternoon at 4 o clock from the family residence 22293 Carey Avenue. Friends may view the remains Monday afternoon between 1 and 4 o'clock. Mrs J P Hume a daughter is expected to arrive from South Dakota this evening.
Apple of St. Louis Salvage Co says ads in State Leader column drew bigger crowds than ever at the Truckrey stock sale. The paper boasts broad readership at breakfast and in homes, noting ads reach busy households.
Washington reports the senate moved to relieve the government from pay gaps caused by stalled supply bills. Congress faces a Monday deadline to pass and have signed appropriations for salaries of Congress, the Judiciary, and the president before July. the army and navy bills also loom. Taft expected to veto the measure over a commerce court provision.
A plea to Congress asks for a joint resolution to fund government operations after July 1 until supply bills are acted upon. The effort reached the House just too late to be considered before adjournment, risking a temporary government shutdown.
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