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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1912
Page
11
Mrs. George Gilland and Mrs. Galen A. Fox host a retired afternoon gathering in honor of Mrs. Martha Fox who departs Sunday for Butte Montana. Mrs. R. B. West of Basin visits with her two children at Mrs. Wests sister Mrs. Ridgeleys for about three weeks.
A reader recounts health decline from coffee and caffeine and credits Postum with restoring well being. After trying coffee thrice and stopping, the writer improved, regained weight, and now advocates Postum usage, noting headaches and stomach distress ceased. The letter promotes Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan and the booklet The Road to Wellville.
Miss Mary Brown sails for six weeks in the south and east. Mrs Hill is in Denver this week.
Mrs Guilfoyle hosted the Tuesday Bridge Club with a post noon lunch at six o clock. Members from town and post attended, substitutions noted, and plans announced for teas and visits by guests including Hon C H Parmelee of Byuttalo and Mrs Ashford. The Chatter club ended meetings for a week due to member absence. Artillery Ladies Bridge Club met with Mrs Leelie J McNair. prizes were won by Mrs Paget and Mrs Wheeler.
In two weeks Col A B Dyer Captain and Mrs Port Captain and Mrs Lawson Captain and Mrs Bryson and Captain Wheeler will come back from Port Sill around May 11. They have attended the School of Fine Arts for three months.
The Fort Rierell Musical Club met Monday afternoon with Mrs Hathaway after a weeks long vacation. The group voted to meet on the first Monday of each month hereafter and enjoyed a recital featuring Mrs Noble Mrs Snyder Mrs Cowin Mrs Kemper Mrs Hathaway and Miss Little. Refreshments followed and guests attended. Captain and Mrs Walker will entertain at dinner this evening.
A four year old birthday party for Richard, son of Captain and Mrs Wilson, featured games and a fishing activity with toy fish. A birthday supper with a candlelit centerpiece and Dutch napkin figures followed, as did a stream of gifts for the birthday boy and a guest list including Julia Reno, Julia Steere, Lucy Kemper, Betty Myer, Jimmie Van Horn, and others.
The Sunshine Society held its last meeting of the club year Tuesday afternoon at the library. Reports and routine business filled most of the session. The secretary announced messages from Mrs. Crain about Mrs. Crain's safe arrival in Melbourne and her pleasant experiences. In two weeks Mrs. Hen Guy and Mrs. Van L. Gilford would host a social at the library.
The Mount Mellick club meeting has been postponed until further notice.
Mrs Laughlin is set to receive the Capitol Hill club this afternoon at their meeting space. The event invites members to join the informal gathering and discuss club affairs.
Advertised formula claims Papes Diapepsin ends indigestion in five minutes. It purports to relieve heartburn belching nausea sour stomach and gas after heavy meals. The ad urges readers to ask for a 50 cent case from a pharmacist and promises relief for the whole family.
The Woman's club will be entertained at the Orpheum this afternoon through the courtesy of Mr. E. L. Emery. Tea at Ellis will follow.
Mrs George Walker will entertain her five hundred club tomorrow afternoon with an afternoon of cards and camaraderie. The gathering emphasizes socializing and light refreshments for the members.
Tuesday Evening Club members Mr and Mrs Fred Sheldon host the Tuesday Evening Five Hundred game tonight at their residence. The gathering features social play, light refreshments, and a relaxed competitive atmosphere.
We thank friends for kindness and sympathy shown in the recent bereavement of our beloved mother Mrs Jennie Moore Mrs M C Fitzmorris Thomas N Moore and family express gratitude for support during their loss
Read Boyd's ad on page three this morning from The Sherman Company. He highlights bargains on Liquid Veneer and related products, urging readers not to overlook the offers.
Seven governors from Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon call for a Northwestern Development Congress in Seattle June 6 to 8 to plan a campaign for rapid regional growth and to stem immigration from Canada. The proclamation envisions public lands farm and forest development roads rail expansion and waterpower as keys to shared prosperity.
A historical home remedy piece promotes long hair with orra root and a drying shampoo, plus a witch hazel solution for facial care. It touts pain relief by applying Mother’s Salve and claims Delatone can remove hair from face or forearms, with quick results.
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a harmless stomach and liver cleanser for all ages. It claims modern diets clog bowels and bile, urges primitive cleansing, and promotes genuine Fig Syrup from The California Fig Syrup Company with senna and aromatics.
A 1912 message from multiple state governors calls for a Northwest Development Congress in Seattle on June 6 to 8. It urges citizens to join in planning regional progress and cooperation among Washington Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Montana Oregon and Washington. The document emphasizes attracting new settlers and boosting opportunities in the American Northwest through coordinated efforts.
Atlantic City May 7 A doctor described the Titanic disaster and recalled a prior shipwreck off Africa in 1804 where he survived two weeks in an open boat with little food or water. The speaker, Dr Mahib tosane, recounted the perilous voyage and near loss of life during the ordeal.
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