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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1912
Page
9
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline as reviving dull hair. It claims immediate fullness shine and health, stops dandruff and itching, and promises new soft downy hair after weeks of use. A 25 cent bottle is advertised at drug stores and toilet counters.
Mrs. Walter Dunton of Rock Springs will visit her parents Judge and Mrs. C. N. Potter. Mrs. A. D. Johnston returns from Denver tonight. Mrs. David’s mother improves after a severe whooping cough attack. The C. A. C. dance at Keefe hall was a superb event with a fine floor music and crowd. Fannie Bergman will marry Kopald of Cheyenne tonight. Mrs. and Mrs. A. J. White leave for six weeks east. Mr. and Mrs. Barnett go to Denver then Kansas City for relatives. Miss Sylvia Overdorf remains in Cheyenne for her father’s Shriner convention. Mrs. Ralph Adamsky hosts sisters and nephews. Mrs. L. C. Hinkle leaves for an extended eastern visit. Mrs. N. S. Thomas returns from Quincy with her mother Mrs. Prince as guest. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Curtis visit Cheyenne again before long.
Patient reports relief from four years of eczema after using Cuticura Remedies detailing severe hand sores, burning, and cracking. Following trials of doctors and salves, the complete Cuticura set allegedly cured the condition within days, with Ointment and Soap aiding healing and comfort.
The Fort Russell society week closed with three large functions on Saturday. Mrs. Leslie J. McNair hosted a bridge party with pink sweet peas and dainty place cards. Attendees included Mesdames Guilfoyle Walker Christian Gilmer Kieffer Fuger Black McCullough Brooke Myer LeMay McCleave Reno Clark Fithlan Dade Cowtn Sparks Woncott Kilbourne Camp Devers McBride Wheeler and Misses Williams Little Tilton Keating. Captain and Mrs. Pearson planned tea this evening and Captain and Mrs. Stodier will host.
A sequence of formal dinners at the post honors General Dimmick and Mrs Fuller of Topeka. Captain Armstrong’s reception featured cavalry uniforms, snapdragons and jonquils, with General Dimmick and other officials in attendance. Guests included Gov and Mrs Carey and Captain and Mrs Hart among town and post notables.
The Tuesday evening five hundred club will meet Wednesday evening with hosts Mr and Mrs Fred Sheldon who previously belonged to the group and subbed this winter. Mrs Charles Barnett hosted the Mu Beta Club on Friday afternoon with hemming table linens and music by Mrs C C Cunningham. Plans for summer discussed and a future elaborate dinner party for the gentlemen is planned. The club will meet at member halls during the summer and Mrs Cooper helped serve lunch. Next Friday the club gathers at Mrs Dolph Walcott’s house.
The Hospital Aid society will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday at 3 PM in the library. Volunteers are urged to attend to ensure good turnout and participation.
The Sunshine Society will hold its regular business meeting Tuesday evening at the library.
Mrs Laughlin will entertain the Capitol Hill club on Wednesday afternoon. The social gathering will feature light refreshments and informal conversations among members at the club premises.
Five Hundred Club members prepare a Thursday afternoon event to present a five hundred club gift to Mrs George Walker as part of a local civic gathering.
The Guild of St Mark's met in the guild room at the Parish house Friday afternoon for reports and business. Hostesses Mesdaimes BE Mason Smith W K Hart and William Mahoney served refreshments. Next Friday a work meeting will be held with hostesses Mesdames Dugald Whittaker FP A M Stuart and F M Broner.
The Congregational Aid Society will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. J. Ross Carpenter at 118 BH 8th Be. The group will be hosted by mesdames Foster Glimore Brenner Cotton Black and Riner.
A vintage ad urges families to keep Pape's Diapepsin for indigestion and stomach trouble. It claims five minute relief, no sour burps, belching, gas, or heaviness, and promises cure of dyspepsia and indigestion with a 50 cent case.
Catholic services held each Sunday at 4th Field Artillery Headquarters at 8 am with Chaplain Francis Joyce celebrant. Sunday school at Old Hospital building at 3 pm. Evening services at 7:30 pm led by Chaplain G C Stull. Ninth Cavalry Headquarters hosts service Sundays at 7:30 pm by Chaplain Prioleau.
Sunday service times and notices from First Congregational Church St Mary's Cathedral First Presbyterian Church St Mark's Church Episcopal and St. Mary’s include worship hours Sunday school morning services and planned activities. The notices welcome visitors and specify bishops pastors and rectors guiding the congregations.
The Spirella Company promotes corsets with a fixed plan for residence fitting. A corset service claims superior health, comfort, and style, featuring a permanent shape, vented design, and responsive fit. Local corsetieres listed in Meadville and Cheyenne with claims of personalized fittings.
An event listing notes daily performances weather permitting. Attendance starts after noon with a 2:00 p m. show, then an 8:00 p m. evening act. Doors open one hour before each performance.
An ad describes an ounce of ethnio double strength from Cheyenne druggists claiming a one night treatment removes freckles. It notes higher demand in March and offers a money back guarantee if the remedy fails to clear the complexion.
Private Mletcher G Forney of the 11th Infantry known as King Dodo was arrested in California after leaving his post without leave. He faces a court martial at Fort Ruswell for desertion. Relatives pressed for the miltary to pursue a lesser charge of absence without leave.
A committee appointed by the J. F. Reynolds Post G. A. R. will arrange memorial services. Special services will be held at the high school gymnasium on Friday May 24 and at the convent in the forenoon and at the cathedral on the same day.
Sunday evening May 26 the decoration day program has not yet been arranged by committee members A. A. Marr J. S. Bartlett and L. F. Ducal The Sherman Co Window Glass
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