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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
10
Easter bonnet sales sparkle as millinery openings draw the fair sex. High school cadets perform at the gym tonight with nurse sponsors and a medic role, followed by a dance with White's orchestra. The operetta The Princess Obysanthe runs April 4 at Capitol Avenue theater. Local music shop Denver Music Co advertises dependable pianos at 1616 Capitol Avenue.
Mra Wall and Mra McCain with Mesdames Taylor Sigler Richardson Halhesworth Horder C hic tensen Nagel Shade Leffler Roseboom Penman Hadley and the haw tess plus Miss Ruth Lacey and Mra Thomas Hunter will entertain the College club tomorrow afternoon at Mind Lacey's home Dr and Mrs C Beard will entertain their five hundred club this evening at their home on Twenty second street Largest glock of pianos player pianos and Victrolas in the state to choose from when buying We rent repair and fine pianos The Denver Music Co 1610 Capitol avenue Robert N Grace manager
An old medical advertising note urges mothers to use Syrup of Figs with Elixir of Senna to cure constipation in children. It promises gentle cleansing of the bowels, relief from stomach issues, and assures the preparation is safe and loved by children. The label cites California Medical Syrup Co as the maker and advises asking a druggist for the full name.
Mrs. Fred J. McKie and sons Frederick and Carrington, with Mrs. Sisson of La Junta, Colo., arrived to visit Mrs. McKie’s parents, H. E. Buechner. Clarence Harris, formerly of Cheyenne, now in Denver, visits Ferdinand Dickson for a week. Mrs. Mary Hader and granddaughter Fanita Edwards of Lander stop en route to Honolulu, visiting Cheyenne friends before San Francisco.
The EBuchre club revived with a meeting at Mrs. Billy Walker’s home and elected Mrs. Walker president for the year. Nine members will join, lunch followed, and Mrs A P Hanson to host in two weeks. The Coterie Art club met with Mrs Ed Gnam, planning a St Patrick’s party for March 19 at Mr and Mrs Al Finch’s home with husbands invited. Mystic Maze club hosted by Mrs Kuble featured a Roman numeral guessing game and a lunch at six. Mrs B R Nagel won third time in a row. The gathering included several members and decorative touches from Oregon.
A hopeful poem urges readers to keep a singing heart through hardship. It emphasizes resilience amid loneliness and toil, noting that the world supports those who stay brave and honest, and that light returns with sunrise.
Notice to railroad employees and families. Those entitled to free transport to the BH KR R. V. ball at Sidney Nebraska on March 24 must leave their companions with W. C. Rath or Ub at the depot at 10 a m on that date for transportation.
Denver Music Co advertises piano tuning with all work guaranteed at 16106 Capitol Avenue. Small line suggests contact or appointment details, aimed at local residents seeking instrument upkeep.
At the National Child Labor conference in Jacksonville Florida A T Jamison of Connie Maxwell Orphanage Greenwood discusses that no child under fourteen should work to relieve family distress. He argues education and training take priority over cheap labor and urges proper development before taking a wage job. The Methodist Ladies Aid plans a bazaar bake sale and waffle supper at the church March 16 with tables of crafts and candies.
The passage argues that supporting a widowed mother now is an economy, enabling the child to receive training that will allow him to support her in all future years. It frames aid as essential for long term family stability and opportunity.
A Kentucky mothers club reports a case of a boy who skips lunch at noon, implying parent neglect. Investigations deem the case unworthy, leaving the hungry child without lunch while others eat at home, provoking criticism of cold judgment and child suffering.
In Bristol Virginia on March 13 Charles C Carson a mountain bandit shot and killed David L Wolfe an officer of Lee County while Wolfe fired at him from Kentucky The tragedy occurred in the mountains along the state line The piece notes unrelated trivia about President Wilsons ancestors and a printer lineage
Lunch and dinner hours listed for The Robinson cafeteria with daily service from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. onward.
The Lyric screens a mime filled portrait of Sarah Bernhardt as Queen Elizabeth. Critics praise the performance for expressive movement and emotional portrayal, noting a grand production value with an estimated $50,000 setup and lasting impact beyond the viewing.
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