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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1919
Page
16
The report notes buying in steel lifting prices to new highs while copper shares show limited strength. Most sectors fell due to profit taking after early gains. The copper and copper-related stocks lag while overall sentiment firms but remains cautious about further advances.
A deed filed yesterday transfers lot 8, block 234, at the northwest corner of Twenty first and House streets known as the Hannifin corner from Mrs. Katherine Foley to James Nimmo. The purchaser plans to improve the ground with a commodious real residence.
The Red Cross calls for used clothing to help the homeless in Europe. Bring donations to the receiving depot at 19th and Carey Ave this Wednesday or Thursday. For information contact Mrs. J. E. Stimson, committee chair.
Mrs Celia E Grand a longtime Cheyenne resident died at her Wabuska Nevada home Her sister Mrs Yost learned of the death and another sister Mrs Ross Hamison of Cheyenne arrived after the passing Mrs Grand formerly Mrs Andrews is survived by her husband Frank J Grand and three Cheyenne sisters Mrs Yost Mrs Jamieson and Mrs M P Ford Also mentioned is Thomas Chaplin visiting his parents who will return to Laramie today.
Mr. McGuire, an Internal Revenue tax expert, will address the Industrial Club Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock. He will assist business men in preparing their tax returns, with forms recently arriving, and is praised as one of the most efficient members of this skilled group.
Local column lists numerous visitors in Cheyenne for business from Pocatello Grover Riverton and Denver. Names include J W Coots Helen Woodhaus Harry Samoville Bruce Jackson O W Clark Alice McPhetridge and many others. Social scenes include a Friday afternoon farewell gathering for Mrs Janson at 208 Best Ninth Street.
The Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 o clock at the home of Mrs John Rees 1922 Maxwell Street.
Church notices list Sabbath School at 9 45 and services at 11 for F Fisher's Presbyterian church with a Wednesday church meeting on March 76th at 7 30. Other items include First Church of Scientist services at 11 Sundays and 8 Wednesdays, Christian Endeavor at 6 30, and reading rooms at Citizens Bank Building. St Mark's Holy Communion at 7 45 with 9 45 Sunday school, Morten Joslin in charge, and 7 40 evening prayer by Rev Huston. Methodist Church morning service 11 with communion and reception, special music by the guard. First Baptist Church services at regular hours with sermons on An Old Bible Story and The Potter and extra music.
Rev Bruce E B Jackson arrives to lead First Baptist Church Cheyenne succeeding Rev George Van Winkle. formerly pastor at Bismark South Dakota for eight years he then joined YMCA work and served in France. Mrs Jackson and two daughters will join in about a fortnight.
The Red Cross requests donations of used Europe items and asks to bring them to the reception next Wednesday or Thursday for collection.
County Clerk Ida R. Graham yesterday issued marriage licenses to William H. Ingersoll of Pittsburgh and Mamie Norton of Sterling. Edward W. Berlin of Fort Russell and Marie H. Antio of Ironwood. On Friday licenses were issued to William S. Dobbs of San Diego and Gladys Lavinia Browning of Denver. John J. Bradley of Portland and Idabella Bradley of Liverpool.
Brevity sales pitch for LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets promising to cure a cold in one day. Claims to stop cough and headache and speed recovery. Includes signature line by B. W. Grove.
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