Cheyenne Social and Military News Roundup
Cheyenne residents note visits from Charles Swan and family, plus Mrs Le Cron and F W Reed visiting from Des Moines and Hastings. A gym rally precedes the C H S basketball trip to Laramie. Invitations issued by Governor Baxter for daughter Katherine to Russell Burrage in New York. Socials include N aid N club dancing at Capitol Avenue, with next gathering at Mrs Engstrom’s on East 6th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. le Cron
Des Moines
Iowa
Yesterdy
Wyoming
J. W. Baxter
Washington
Katerine
Russell Burrage
New York
Sweedish N. Aid N. Club
Capitol Avenue Hoame
Fortesges
Ida Weitz
Olea Swanson
Elis
Engstrom
6Th Street
Pink Luncheon Entertains Guests at WORP Russell Social
John B. Christian hosted a Friday luncheon with pink decor including carnations and ribbons. Guests included Mesdames Guilfoyle Sparks Kilbourne Noble Snyder Robottam Walker Reno Hathaway and others at the WORP Russell social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Christian
Mesdames
Guilfoyle Sparks
Kilbourne, Noble, Snyder, Robottam
Walker
Réno, Hathaway
Women’s Clubs Invited to Utah Tour to San Francisco Session
Mrs B Brooks president of the Wyoming Federation of Women’s Clubs notes an invitation for state delegates to travel from Salt Lake City to Ogden en route to the San Francisco Biennial June 20 to 24 1912. The program includes automobile drive Tabernacle concert and tea with Mrs Gould Berkeley general chairman entertainment committee Dr Jane Skofield invitation chairwoman and Lucile May Francke secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. By Brooks
Wyoming Federation of Women's Clubs
San Francisco
Utah Federation of Women's Chiles
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Gould B. Bhrkeley
Entertainment Com
Jane Skofield
Invitation Com
Lucile May Francke
Cummings
Guild of St. Mark’s Plans Easter Opening and Tea
The Guild of St. Mark's held a pleasant Friday meeting at Mrs. Davidson's home. They decided to open the Guild room in the Parish house on the first Friday after Easter April 12, with furnishings installed and an afternoon tea and aprons and fancy work sale planned. Mrs Davidson and Miss Davidson served refreshments. twenty four ladies attended. A bake sale is also scheduled this afternoon at A. E. Roedel's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of St. Mark’s
Miss Davidson
Missionary Society meets at Patten home with varied program
Bregational Indies Missionary Society gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. All’s Patten home. Mrs. Gilbert Davis led devotional exercises followed by a program including vocal solos, papers on Buddhism and Life in China, readings, a letter from Miss Welpton in Marawah Turkey, and a duet. Fifty ladies attended and refreshments followed. Presbyterian Aid Society then held a church parlors meeting with election of officers: President Mrs. Edward J. Kelley, first vice Mrs. W. C. Mentzer, second vice Mrs. Keppler, secretary Mrs. Fred Kumear, treasurer Mrs. R. R. Dickson. Refreshments served. next meeting in four weeks with retiring officers hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bregational Indies’ Missionary Society
Mra. All
Patten
Mes
Gilbert Davis
W. MH. Gill
C. C. Carlista
A. K. Smith
China
Claude Draper
Mre
W. K. Hart
Misa Welpton
Marawh
Turkey
J. A. Riner
Miss Welpton
Cheyenne
Meésdamen Mart and
Presbyterian Aid Society
George P. Knight
Ed. Kelley
Edward J. Kelley
W. C. Mentzer
Keppler
Fred Kumear
R. R. Dickson
Editor Returns From Iowa Trip
Editor Alex Hastie of the Leader came back from Iowa where he attended his mother's funeral. He notes Iowa weather is colder and snowier than Wyoming. Farmers there face a harsh winter shaping up as one of the worst in state history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Hastie
The
Leader
Iowa
Mawkeye
Wyoming
Stock and Fixtures to Sell By Bids
The Pierce Split and Cloak company stock and fixtures on Capitol Avenue will be sold at public auction. George Truckey has possession and will conduct two daily sales, afternoon and evening, to distribute proceeds to creditors under court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Split and Cloak Company
Capitol Avenue
George Truckey
Whith
Truckey
Prompt Rheumatism Relief with Chamberlains Liniment
Many sufferers from rheumatism are surprised by the prompt relief from Chamberlains Liniment with no internal treatment needed. The liniment is for sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Dies From Lack of Medical Care
Lizzie Miller died at 1616 West Sixteenth Street from pneumonia after several doctors refused to visit due to her alleged shady character. Postmortem confirmed pneumonia. An inquest was set for this morning and funeral arrangements were expected this afternoon at the Harry Whajel. She was about 38 and ill only a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Miller
West Sixteenth Street
Harry Whajel
Roosevelt speech debated at Carnegie library meeting
The Young Men's Literary club met at Carnegie library with 21 members and 1 visitor. Discussions covered Col Roosevelt's Carnegie hall speech, woman suffrage progress, and a scholarly paper by T Blake Kennedy on the Bankruptcy Law. Kennedy has nine years in Cheyenne as bankruptcy reference. Major George Skinner resigns membership from San Diego. his new address will be Manila, Pek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Literary Club
Carnegie Library
Col. Roosevelt
Carnegie Hall
T. Blake Kennedy
Kennedy
Cheyenne
F. B. Sheldon
H. J. “Enderson
George A. Skinner
San Diego
California
Manila
Pek
Indian indicted by federal grand jury on adultery charge
Leslie Isis a Native American living on the Wind River reservation was indicted by the federal grand jury in session yesterday for adultery. John Nichols a mail carrier facing allegations of abandoning mail was not indicted due to mitigating circumstances. The cases against Victor Nunes and Jose Lial for trespassing with sheep on the Hayden fresh reserve were dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Isis
Wind River
John Nichols
Victor Nunes
Jose Lial
Hayden Fresh Reserve
Idaho to Select Delegates for Democratic National Nominating Convention
Idaho state central committee called a state convention to meet in Couer d Alene on June 3 to select delegates for the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore. The move follows a recent decision by the committee to organize the selection process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiaho
Baltimore
State Central Committee
Couer d'Alene
Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy Praised in Medical Testimonies
Readers from Peoria Illinois and Jessup Pennsylvania report that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured severe inflammation and avoided surgery after childbirth and other ailments. They credit the medicine and Sanative Wash with restoring health and urge others to use the testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria, Ic
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Snower
Christina Reed
Mound St
Peoria, Lil
Jeasup
Josefa A
Lyycu
Jessup
Seta
Navy coal contracts chief ordered to Norfolk for probe
Paymaster John 8 Higgins of the U S Navy, in charge of coal contracts, was sent by Secretary Moyer to Norfolk to investigate a coal car shortage. Operators report coal exists in mines but cannot be moved to tidewater due to cars tied up in Western cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Higgins
Navy
Moyer
Norfolk
Tidewater
Fortifications appropriation bill passes Senate with reduced total
The Senate in Washington yesterday advanced the DIN making fortifications appropriations totaling 4,186,235 dollars, about 1.25 million less than last year’s allotment, while the Foro fund remains listed at 4,180,255 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
State Veterinarian Leads Shipments Amid Stock Move
State officials announce a shipment plan overseen by the Wyoming State Veterinarian Davie to the northeast to supervise the movement of live stock where feed is lacking. The message invites readers to join the Leader's circulation campaign by meeting the campaign manager and beginning work for a prize-winning effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie
Wyoming
Mantinna
How to Obtain Government Publications
The article explains how readers can obtain government documents from the Superintendent of Documents at the Government Printing Office Washington D C. He can reprint any publication on demand and sell at cost to applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boutoe
Crifiiog
Congress
Givn
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Voter Guidance On Supporting Candidates Quietly
A fragment urges readers to support their favored candidate from the start, noting free access and lawful remittance accompany orders, and emphasizing legal authorization for gate duties. It stresses giving all possible backing to the chosen candidate.
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Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
Ecvie Tls
Charles Swan
Dan
S. Swan
Minnesota
F. W. Reed
Hastings
Neb
Nerces
Chas
F. Embery
C. R. Hall
Reed
Laramie
Slimin
Irs
Nellie
Helen Hager
van Horn
Miss Hayes
St. Louis
Rubottam
Fort Leavenworth
Signal Corps
William B. Down
Knegs
Captain
Mrs. Walker
Mrs. Baraynski
L. R. Tyson
East Highteenth Street
Jess
WORP
Russell
Guild of St. Mark's
A. E. Roedel
HK. V. Pierce
World's Dispensary Association
Buffalo, N, Y
Roosehvelts
CLU
Federal
Idaho
Mra. Lynch
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Opera Co
van Girl
Giagonda
Washington Market
Pat
Chenstein’s
Malaga
Gheyenne Cigar Store
Arey
Sain Gi. Wilson, Prop
Fruits A
Ohensteins
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