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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1913

Page

3

The Gladest Way and Events of the Day

The poem celebrates the carefree trek to school through fields and meadows as a child chases butterflies and visits the pasture. The page also reports luncheon at Mira Roedel's home with 30 guests, a birthday gathering for Mrs. John Hunter, Mother's Day preparations, an Elks dance, a Convent lecture by Bishop McGovern, and Cheyenne Chautauqua plans opening June 12 with emphasis on junior department reception.

Roedel John Sith William EB Mullen Mee Dinneen Ture Cheyenne Chaus Tauqua

Visiting List Notes Cheyenne Families Plan California Sojourn

Mrs. Llewellyn Hughes and son Donald depart for Los Angeles to seek health benefits from the sea level climate. Mrs. Hughes widow of the late Sheriff Hughes, health impaired by typhoid and years of care, hopes for a complete recovery and return to Cheyenne. Donald Hughes will enter Polytechnic high school in Los Angeles. Mrs. Sturdevant visits Greenley for ten days. William Niland and daughter Elizabeth return from the south. Raymond Tyson, a pharmacist graduate from St Louis, plans to work with A B Rodwell and sit the state board exams soon. Tyson earned fourth in a 60-man contest and is a member of Omus.

Llewellyn Hughes Donald Los Angeles Cheyenne Donald Hughes Polytechnic High School Hughes California N. Sturdevant Greelely William Niland Elizabeth South Raymond Tyson St. Louis College of Pharmacy A. B. Rowdel Kolbe State Board of Pharmacy Tyeon Omusa “Phys

Crepe Favored For Summer Gowns in New York Look

New York on May 6 outlines summer dress guidance favoring crepe and related fabrics for practical wear. Dry cleaning is advised to preserve colors, while designs feature capri blue cotton crepe with embroidery, lace, and satin accents, including flounced and draped skirts, slash details, and decorative tassels.

New York Inatron Mati

Claws Honors Speaker Heads West After Dinner

A town event named Claws Honors featured an after dinner talk by a youthful guest, while Mies Cora Howeey and her brother Mr. Frank Rowsey plan a three month Los Angeles visit. Mine Towkey is recovering from grips and travels await Misa Row fey when she is fit. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Walton host the visiting Johnston family from Chugwater ranch.

Menvemvent Tang Mies Cora Howeey Frank Rowsey Los Angeles Cal Mine Misa Rowfey Mra Frank Johnston Small Chugwater J. A. Walton

Plane tuning at The Inver Music Co

Finke Tier and Louwe order tuning work for a plane at The Inver Music Co. Turner will be here during the week. Phone 140. AN work guaranteed, Poplar prices.

Louwe Tnver Music Co Turner

Woodman Dance Night Promises Social

A fragment notes an event at the Woodman with plans for Thursday evening and social mingling. The tersely described invitation implies a communal gathering with music and dancing.

Elks Dance Event Promises Late May Evening

A fragmented notice mentions an Elks dance on a Thursday in May at a late evening hour. The piece also references a peculiar man described as a mental feast in conversation, noting his taciturn focus on his own work and business.

Private musings on self reliance and prudence

A fragmentary reflection warns that those who neglect their own affairs invite trouble. It argues for personal responsibility and cautions against relying on others for guidance or deception.

Italy Ordered to Pay War Reparations in Mixed Claims

A colonial court in Netherlands ruled Italy at fault for actions during the Tee jo hallan war. It condemned Italy to pay 12,000 and 50 in various currencies to France and Carthag for damages by French ships and wartime claims.

Serge Pele Jiasa Thy Netherlands Wenaling Magguba Italy

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