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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1912
Page
3
Mrs. George Gilland and Mrs. Galen A. Fox host this afternoon honoring Mrs. Martha Fox who departs Sunday for Butte Montana. Mrs. R B West of Basin and her two children visit Mrs. West's sister Mrs. Ridgeley for about three weeks.
A testimonial letter praises Postum as safer than coffee and claims coffee caused indigestion headaches nausea and weight loss. The writer describes severe stomach catarrh, chronic diarrhea, and vomiting before switching to Postum and regaining health and weight.
Miss Mary Brown will depart at week’s end for a six weeks visit to the south and east. Mrs. B. A. Hill is in Denver this week.
Fort Russell hosts note on Tuesday Bridge Club entertainment with a later tea planned by Mrs Fuger. Attendees include Mrs Brewster Mrs Gill and other town and post residents while several teas are announced for the coming days. The Artillery Ladies Bridge Club met with two tables of play and prizes 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 return from Port Sill about May 11 they have attended the School of Fine for three months.
The Fort Rierell Musical club met Monday with Mrs Hathaway after a weeks vacation. They agreed to meet monthly on the first Monday. The afternoon recital pleased attendees featuring Mrs Noble Mrs Snyder Mrs Cowin Mrs Kemper Mrs Hathaway and Miss Little. Refreshments were served. Captain and Mrs Walker will dinner guests tonight.
A four year old birthday party for Richard Wilson was held with games and a toy fishing activity for the children. Guests included Julia Reno Julia Steere Lucy Ord Kemper Betty Myer Josephine Lee and others. A birthday supper featured a candle centerpiece and charming Dutch napkin figures.
The Sunshine Society held its last meeting of the year on Tuesday afternoon at the library with reports and routine business. The secretary noted messages from Mrs. Crain about her safe arrival in Melbourne and pleasant experiences. In two weeks Mrs. Hen Guy and Mrs. Van L. Gilford plan a social gathering at the library.
The Mount Mellick club meeting has been postponed until further notice.
The Capitol Hill Club will host Mrs Laughlin this afternoon for a scheduled visit. Members expect a cordial reception and remarks on club affairs.
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless, inexpensive remedy that relieves indigestion in five minutes, relieves heartburn and gas, neutralizes sour stomach, and aids digestion after heavy meals. It promises to cure stomach misery for individuals and families with a 50 cent dose.
The Woman' club will be entertained at the Orpheum this afternoon through the courtesy of Mr. E. L. Emery. Tea at Ellis will follow the program.
Mrs George Walker will entertain her Five Hundred Club tomorrow afternoon. The event is a social gathering for members, with plans for cards and conversation in a community setting.
Tuesday Evening Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sheldon features the Five Hundred game tonight with members gathering for cards and socializing.
We thank friends for kindness and sympathy shown during the recent bereavement of our beloved mother Mrs Jennie Moore Mrs M C Fitzmorris Thomas N Moore
Page three advertisement for Liquid Veneer by The Sherman Company highlights budget friendly bargains. The bold offer emphasizes value and availability to tempting shoppers.
Seven governors from Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon call a Northwestern Development Congress to meet in Seattle June 6 to 8 to plan a campaign and legislation boosting regional growth and stem immigration to Canada. The proclamation highlights untapped lands soil climate and resources across the seven states and urges coordinated action.
An old home remedy piece touts hair growth with four ounces of orra root and a box of product, used on the head to remove dirt and dandruff. It also prescribes witch hazel solution for facial care, a salve for aches, and Delatone mixed with water to remove unwanted hair quickly.
An old promotional piece argues modern diets clog bowels and livers, praising Syrup of Figs as a safe gentle cleanser made from figs senna and aromatics. It claims the product will move excess bile and waste without harming users and warns against imitation fig syrups.
A proclamation from multiple governors invites citizens to support and attend the Northwestern Development Congress in Seattle on June 6 7 8 1912. The appeal emphasizes rapid intelligent growth and regional cooperation between states to promote opportunities in the American Northwest for new settlers and enterprise.
Atlantic City May 7. A Dr A Mahib tosane, described as insane, spoke on the Titanic wreck and recalled a prior near fatal shipwreck off Africa in 1804. He said he spent two weeks in an open boat with little food or water.
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