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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
11
A poetic blessing frames a social column on a gold medal dinner for the Gold Medal Squad of the high school cadets hosted by Miss Amada Butler. The event features tin soldier place cards, yellow decorations, jonquils, a multi course menu, and a reading of verses about courtship and bravery.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Seaman visit Omaha and plan to return Sunday. Mrs. W. M. Jeffers goes to Denver for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller and son Arthur plan a several week visit and vacation across Denver Omaha Kansas City and St Joseph then attend the Fourteenth division railway mail service convention in Lincoln late April. Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Brewster, winter travelers in the south Panama California Arizona, near home soon, now in Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Schnitcer return soon from Los Angeles. Mrs. E. R. Breech and Ruth are in Denver this week.
The Riteure Aub renewed its session following a lengthy adjournment, reflecting a revived schedule and a welcome sense of hospitality and fellowship among members.
An advertisement claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets thoroughly digest all food to relieve indigestion. It argues that relief improves overall health and mood, urging readers to try a 60 cent box at any drug store and enjoy meals again.
A civic gathering hosted by the Emery management featured Mrs. Lin I Noble as toast mistress. She spoke on cooperation among business interests and groups for general betterment while Mrs. Ira E B Jones presented a paper on beautifying the town. After dinner, talks by Fred J Holdrege Dr R W Hale Ira E B Jones Prof B W Hoadley and L J Duhig offered ideas for city beautification. The toast to Thermopalis closed the evening. Pianos advertised by Denver Music Co. 1616 Capitol avenue. McCarty asserts 15 000 guarantee for fights and eyes a match with Smith or Langford later in the summer.
Mrs Busselle led a Methodist Ald society meeting with a large turnout of about 35 ladies who enjoyed tea after a brief business session. St Mark's ladies plan a tea at Parish House for Vice President Mrs Davidson and daughter before their Los Angeles trip. The Congregational Mission circle hosts a dime social at Mrs J B Pateen’s home with a program and refreshments. The Denver Music Co promotes a large stock of pianos and Victrolas with rental and repair services.
March 7. Gunboat Smith enters the priced boxing ranks in New York. He declares himself worth between £5,080 and $6,000 per bout, signaling a strong valuation in the heavyweight scene.
The Lyric will screen From the Man ger to the Cross today with showings at 1 45, 2 30, and in the evening at 7 and 9 o clock. The notice is from The Sherthan Co.
A cafeteria offers daily meals with service from 11 30 a m to 2 pm and 6 pm onward at The Robinson venue.
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