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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1912
Page
11
Song Recital by Mrs Rockwell’s Class at Elk’s Home
Wednesday evening at eight o'clock Mrs J L Rockwell's class invoice culture presents a song recital. An invitation is extended to the public and to friends of the program including Mrs Thomas Corry Mrs Frank Warlaumont and others. Also notes Capitol avenue theatre moving pictures recently popular with both children and adults and interest grows in what will come next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk’s Home
J. L. Rockwell
Thomas Col Ry
Frank Warlaumont
Susan Cahill
W. K. Hart
G. 8. Wilkins
Frank Gleason
Helen Keefe
Harold Vaughn
George Ross
Harry Morton
F. F. Clark
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Uncle Tom
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Hunter in Cheyenne
Mrs. John Hunter, a Scot who settled in Cheyenne a year ago, was surprised with a birthday party organized by the GCN club. The gathering featured a delicious lunch, primrose decorations, and a birthday cake with red and white candies for each year, followed by toasts and congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hunter
Scotland
Cheyenne
GCN
Club
Cheyenne Notes and Social News Highlight Local Visits
Community notices recount visits and travels from Cheyenne residents. Mrs. Schuetz travels to Iowa for six weeks, with plans to reunite in three weeks. Knights and Ladies of Security plan a joint Fraternal hall meeting this evening. Mrs. Johnston returns from Denver while Miss Stuart visits Pine Bluffs. Mrs. Hanson returns from Los Angeles with her child, and Mrs. Farthing plans summer health trips to Lithia Springs and beyond. William Lewis wins a Bordens Baby Contest prize in Salt Lake City for health and beauty with a bronze medal and Illustrated Baby's Diary awarded to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lewis
W. H. Bainum
Cheyenne
Bordens
Salt Lake City
Borden
No One Stronger Than His Stomach
A London physician Dr Abernethy favors stomach ailments as the root of many diseases. A medical writer asserts emotions affect the stomach via nerves, calling it the body's vital center. A Californian woman credits the Liver Pills for relief after years of illness and failed cures, expressing gratitude for renewed health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abernethy
London
Saya
Mus
Ahken Corona
Calif
Mysalf
Local Party Participants List Includes Notable Names
The roster features Harry Bigwrom Charles Johnson Loren Frank enfield Darrel Rees Frederick Carroll Sheldon Cook Charlea Miller and the hot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bigwrom
Charles Johnson
Loren Frankenfield
Darrel Rees
Frederick Carrol
Sheldon Cook
Charlea Miller
The
Hot
Social events honor Mrs Fuller at Port Russell reception
In March at Port Russell Captain and Mrs Stodder hosted a Sunday reception for Mrs Fuller of Topeka guest of Major Alvarado Fuller. Yellow cavalry decor and a formal table setting highlighted the event with many officers and their wives in attendance and notices of forthcoming at home evenings and club entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Fuller
Mre
Charles EB. Stodtor
Topeka
Gan
Alvarado Puller
National Guard of
Kansas
Stodter
Hamilton
Cowin
Walker
Pearson
Sievert
Burr
Engel
Cavalry
Infantry
Bundy
Morton
Kemper
Myer
Blacketadt
Samuel B. Pearson
Gen. Dimmick
Armstrong
Dade
Sunshine Society and Musi cal Club Meet at Carnegie Library
The Saturday Mus ical Club holds a business meeting at 4 30 PM with active and associate members urged to attend. Plans for future growth and nominations for next year’s officers will be discussed. The Sunshine Society also meets this afternoon at the Carnegie library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Sunshine Society
The
Hospital Aid Society Plans June Officer Elections
The Hospital Aid society held its regular monthly meeting at the library and voted to buy new curtains for the nurses lodge. The next meeting on June third will elect officers and a large attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Aid Society
Alton Packard to entertain at Methodist church
Cartoonist Alton Packard appears tonight at the Methodist church with one of his famous lectures WwW cTU The WCTU meets Tuesday May 7 at 3 PM at Mrs H Jensen 120 East Eighteenth street The Jewish Ladies Circle meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Arthur Spaulding 112 West Nineteenth street A large attendance is desired
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Packard
Methodist Church
C. T.U
H. Jensen
East Eighteenth Street
Jewish Ladies’ Circle
Arthur Spaulding
Weat Nineteenth Street
South Side Ladies Aid Holds Dime Social Event
The South Side Ladies Aid society hosted a dime social last Thursday at Mrs Ed McKay's home with a brief business session and a social gathering followed by refreshments at 5 pm. The Sodality of St Marys met that evening with Genevieve Griffin assisted by Hoy and Mary McInerney. Thirty five young ladies attended and enjoyed a dainty lunch after industrious serving and chatting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ed, McKay
Sodality of
St. Mary's
Genevieve Griffin
Hoy
Mary McInerney
Win One Dud The Win One Club Meeting
Members of the Win One club including Mia and Arthur Putnam attend a Bible class in the Methodist Sunday School as part of a community gathering. The group shares discussion and fellowship in a neighborhood church setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Arthur Putnam
Methodist Sunday School
Entertaining Young Men Stage Evening at Church Social
A church social in the parlors Friday evening featured an instrumental duet by Mewers Fitzgerald and Hackett, and a solo by Mr. Hackett. A farce titled Advertising for a Wife was performed entirely by the young men. The notice promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatic pains and announces the W C T U meeting at Mrs. H Jensen's home on May 7 at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howta
Mewers
Fitzgerald
Hackett
Song Recital by Mrs Rockwell’s Pupils
Mrs Rockwell announces a free song recital by her pupils to be held Wednesday evening at the Elk’s home on 17th and Central. Participants include Mrs Susan Cahill Mrs Frank Gleason Mrs Tom Cobry Mrs Frank Warlaumont Mrs W K Hart Mrs Helene Keefe Mr Harold Vaughan Mr George Rogs Harry Morton and Mr T F Park. The event follows her noted reputation for musical entertainments in the city.
Through Ticket to England Sold by Union Pacific Agent
Agent B R Breisch of the Union Pacific arranged a complete travel package for Wade Hammond from Cheyenne to Plymouth England. He supplied all railroad legs and steamship passage via the Hamburg American line. Hammond is the chief musician of the Ninth Cavalry band and his wife will join him in Durham North Carolina during his overseas service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Breisch
Union Pacific
Wade Hammond
Cheyenne
Plymouth
England
Breisch
Hammond
Hamburg-American Line
Ninth Cavalry Band
Duham
N. C
Great Britain
Late Dinner Frustration Due To Smithson Visit
A humorous dialogue centers on a family member arriving home late after an encounter with Smithson. The caller explains the delay was caused by a stomach trouble discussion with Smithson, and a suggestion to take Cham berlain's Tablets is offered. Additional ad notices reference Greek dress, Eureka Vacuum, and Stevenson Electrical Co. going out of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithson
Chamberlain
Western Furnishing Co
Convicts Life Saved by Plea of Daughter
Governor Carey and the state board of pardons freed John A. White from a life sentence for murder in White County after his daughter pressed for a pardon. White contracted tuberculosis in prison and faced a death sentence of exposure, with the wire order issuing his release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
State Board of Pardons
John A. White
White
Wvinta
Cascarets Claim to Cure Bilious Headache
An old advertisement extols Cascarets as a remedy for bilious headaches and digestive ills. It touts a 10 cent box, claims gentle overnight cleansing, and notes children enjoy the taste without bitterness or sickness.
Supreme Court Decides Two Civil Appeals and Denials
The Supreme Court yesterday sustained the motion to strike and dismiss in Toltec Live Stock company versus Maggie Gillespie executrix and in a second case. It affirmed the lower court in Saratoga Land and Investment company versus Gus Jensen for possession of farming implements. A rehearing in Erling J Engen versus Rambler Platinum and Copper company was denied. The Gemdish field Egypt shipped 3000 tons of petroleum. The German oil fields on the Red sea referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Toltec Live Stock Company
Maggie Howard Gillespie
Saratoga Land and Investment Company
Gus Jensen
Erling J. Engen
Rambler Platinum and Copper Company
Egypt
Red Sea
Commencement Plans Set for Cheyenne High Senior Class
Plans are nearly complete for Cheyenne High School senior events. The new gym will host all commence ment exercises. Rev George Van Winkle will preach the class sermon and the baccalaureate is set for May 26 at 3 pm in the gym. Class day is May 25 evening and the commencement on May 29. President Slocum of Colorado College will deliver the commencement address. Miss Marjorie Whipple is valedictorian and Miss Marjorie Johnston salutatorian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne High School
George van Winkle
the Baptist Church
Slocum
Colorado College
Majorie Whipple
Marjorie Johnston
Corset Help Seeks Ladies With Stay and Why Spirolla Corsets
The Spinella Company advertises corset products highlighting health and comfort. It claims permanent shaping until worn out, magent designs, ventilative materials, pliability, and a wide style range. Representatives promise demonstrations and a pleasant reception for potential customers in Meadville Niagara Falls Cheyenne and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spinella Company
Meadville
Letchworth
Garden City
Eng
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Canada
Mina M. Humphrey
Cheyenne
Wyo
Soldiers and Police In Rough District Clash
Soldiers from battery A, 4th Field Artillery, and city police clashed in a restricted district during a St. Patrick era disturbance. Five soldiers were fined 25 each and two months of labor or 13 days in jail. A patrol wagon carried the first riders. Police also reported a deputy sheriff transporting May Pear to Denver and a Japanese suspect, M Omara, handed to county officials. A German trooper Rogge, buried seven years, was found by a flying patrol near Kolmanskop in German Southwest Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery A
4Th Field Artillery
Scholes
Justice Wellnitz
Henderson
Douglas
Jones
Scott
Coleman
Cheyenne
May Pear
Denver
M. Omara
Rogge
Kolmanskop
Southwest Africa
Luderitzbucht
Local Jewelers Advertise Quick Engraving and Free Replacements
An advertisement by Edholm & Akin Restless and Sleepless Jewelers promises to pay express charges and engrave free of charge for solid silver items. The offer matches prices quoted by eastern firms and mentions Plains Building, Sixteenth St, and U. P. Watch Inspectors. The Sherman Co is also referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edholm & Akin
Restless and Sleeples Jewelers
Plains Building
Sixteenth St
U. P
Mourning Rules Spark Complaint Over Duke of Fife Death
Critics accuse stringent mourning regulations of the Trishesort order after the Duke of Fife’s death. The Dublin Castle season is blamed for the controversy as readers are urged to consult the Cheyenne State Leader for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Fife
Dublin Castle
Soason
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ae Lime
Mra. L. RB. Tyson
America
C. N
Mrs. Schuetz
Iowa
Knights and Ladies of Security
A. D. Johnston
Charity Stuart
Pine Bluffs
Rosella
Eckstrom
Nathan Hanson
Little Son
Los Angeles
Harry Farthing
Lithia Springs
Richmond
Washington
Pennsylvania
Cheyenne Baby
Eugene Burke
Atlas
Charles Burke
John Hamblin
Ellis
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Mrs. Cowin
Cavalry Club
Ninth Cavalry Card Club
Jewish Circle
Dime Social
Eureka
Telephone
Stevenson Electrical Co
Carey Ave
Wellville
Capitol Avenue
Jos. Kilcoyne
Chocolate Soldier Co
Want
Wyoming
Sherman Co
Nagle Transfer & Storage Line
Young Transfer CO
Miano
Sabe
Alton
Packard
Cheyenne Entertainment Course
A. T. Hale
W. 17Th St
Boston Ladies Tailoring Co
Carey Avenue
Cheyenne Frading Company
17Th
Thames
Albany
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