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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1919
Page
13
The Society of Pythian Sisters holds its regular meeting at 7 30 PM in the K P hall. Numerous visitors arrive including Mr and Mrs W W Martin of Denver and Mr Louis Gault of Chicago on brief stays.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root claiming real curative value for kidney liver and bladder complaints. A prominent druggist touts its long sale record and sworn testimonies from thousands of users claiming relief from various urinary and rheumatic issues. A sample bottle offer is implied.
Mr W Nf Howes of Chisago Minnesota arrived in Cheyenne on a business toy and will stay over Sunday. Mr and Mrs George F Irving and son of Rock Springs arrived last night for a brief stay, Mrs M D Jackson of Lander arrived yesterday. Mrs Hi Burnaot Sheridan is here over the weekend. Mrs Theetsell returned home from a west trip combining business and pleasure. Miss Belle Bradley of Liverpool England is in town as guest of Miss Florence Bradley and will leave for Portland soon. Mr A A Suntych of Wheatland is here briefly. J T Woodward of El Paso is here on business.
The Sunshine Society will meet Tuesday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. William Lannen of 720 East Ninth street. Mrs. W. C. Wheeler will be assistant hostess. R. Knox of Omaha is in the city. Hugh L. Patton and wife of Casper visit over Sunday at the Pivins hotel. Miss Edith K. O. Clark, former state superintendent now in France, had a Knights of Columbus entertainment encounter with a soldier she was introduced to as a lady from France.
Miss Florence Bradley entertains past matrons Wednesday afternoon March 15 at 620 East Eighteenth Street. Fannie Graff returns to Evanston Wyoming today after two weeks in the city. State Veterinarian B F Davis of Casper appoints Nelse Perry and Sam Brownell as live stock inspectors. Judge A C Campbell, returning to Casper from Denver, stopped in the city. Endeavor society held a St Patrick s party at the Presbyterian church Friday with about thirty young people present.
The Cheyenne high school senior domestic science class made Red Cross garments including Belgian boy suits and four layettes. Miss Elizabeth Burkholder left for Denver but will return this week. P F C club meets at Mrs. Harting’s tonight with officer elections. Various visitors from Omaha, Gillette, Boise, New York, Dallas, San Francisco and Hereford travel through Cheyenne.
The soldier proved to be Julian Snow of Ragin and the son of Mr and Mrs William Snow of that city. The two shared a friendly chat about their home state and people. The meeting was a pleasant moment for both.
The social circle of the Methodist church raised 41.45 at a bake sale held Saturday at Olwen's grocery. Mrs HW C Olwen and others led the booth and thanked donors including Mr A C Olsen for publicity and use of his car, plus Mrs J O Creager for canned fruit.
Frneet Nieman son of Mr and Mrs William Nieman arrived in Cheyenne Tuesday night after receiving his discharge in January. He served in naval aviation and spent about five months in England and France. He plans to remain in town over Sunday and then move to Rawlins, his former enlistment home. The Sullivan family return to Basin after two years while Mr Sullivan attended Wyoming Legislature session and was later delayed in Denver for two weeks on business. Other visitors include Mr and Mrs John W Marti of Omaha and O A Graves from Laramie.
The Congregational church will soon finish its service flag and asks members to report names of boys in member families who have served in the army. Mrs. G. W. Snow Mrs. W. A. River and Miss Irland lead the effort and names should be given to Mrs. Snow at 410d. Mrs. Frank Roach returns from Wheatland after a brief visit. Mr. and Mrs. K Smith of Pine Bluffs are in the city for the weekend.
Mr and Mrs H A Floyd announce they will leave today for Sheriday where they will establish their future home. A large circle of friends regrets their departure.
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