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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1912
Page
3
Mrs. 5S. G. Hopkins hosts a Thursday card party honoring Mrs. Max Merriil of Wheatland. Several local hosts plan teas and Kensingtons for guests from Denver and St. John’s Hospital. Residents report trips to California Denver Boston and Ogden with family gatherings in Cheyenne and Laramie.
Mrs Scott of Buckner Missouri describes years of agony from female troubles then credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring her health. She says doctors urged hospital operation but a letter with advice led to complete recovery and resumed homemaking. She recommends the remedy to other suffering women.
Monday evening at the Cavalry club featured cards music and dancing with a large turnout. General Dimmick of Washington DC visited his daughter Mrs Frank A Phairong and left for the West this morning. Mrs C McCulloch Jr plans cards on Wednesday and Mrs Omar Bundy hosts a bridge party Saturday. Mrs Thomas H Edwards hosts cards on Wednesday May 16.
Helen Ware, born in San Francisco and raised on the West, discusses her rise from drama school to the lead in The Price. She recalls years of hard work, teaching, and odd jobs to fund training, then joins Harris for leading roles and a demanding emotional arc in the new play The Price.
Residents gather at Mrs Barksdare’s Park Addition home with Mrs FLOM Taylor 420 B 18th St to host the SVvétic Mare club Thursday afternoon. Mount Mellick group plans a gathering with Mrs Wiherson Glafeke on May 22 following a Wednesday visit.
Mrs St A Hopwith will receive the Brive Club on Wednesday afternoon this week at her residence. The note indicates a social bridge gathering and mentions the day of the event.
The Guild of St Mark’s plans a work meeting in the parish house Friday afternoon hosted by Mrs Forsyth Mrs Emery and Miss Nia Wander. Presbyterian Aid society to be entertained at Mrs Bunce’s home 484 House Street on Thursday with date change noted for the Ladies’ Mission Circle.
P E O The P B O sisterhood holds a business meeting this afternoon in the Men's club room at the library. The Alpha club closes its year with a business meeting and officer elections. The Women's club meets this afternoon in the library as well. The Pythian Slaters host a card social tonight at the K P hall. Everyone invited.
Obs John DPD Gil will entertain the Tuesday bridge club this afternoon at her home, inviting members to a private session.
The Help One Another club will meet with Mrs. D Barkedale Thursday afternoon. Members will gather at Plulow Pharmacy and go to an unspecified destination.
The meeting, postponed by one week, will now be held today on May 24. Organizers cited scheduling conflicts and aiming for a smoother discussion.
The Queens ofeAvison of the Congregational church hosted a college tea in church parlors on Saturday. The room featured college pennants and tea, punch, wafers were served. Despite the storm, attendance was large and a good amount of money was cleared. For Eureka Vacom Cleaning, telephone 15, and Jenson Electrical Co at 721 Carey Ave.
Fragmentary notice lists HLS DANCE and Wordnessay event with May 0b date. Mentions Shersan Company BSpecial-Tooth Betting Hing and a 5-4 Karat Stone priced at 25.00. References Dien Rathotor Akien Co Plats tietding Bosthews and Sleepless Jevelers in unclear context.
Advertisement for Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepper, claiming reliable curing of constipation. Includes testimonials, home address in Monticello, Illinois, and offer to send a free sample bottle by mail. Emphasizes word-of-mouth success and safety despite limited ads.
A letter from Dr. Clem Deaver, immigration agent for the THY roads, to both Democratic and Republican conventions was read. The liemacrata refused to take action, citing that Republicans enforce current land laws and must correct them. The Republicans referred the matter to the revolutions committee for consideration.
A Democratic state conven tion member asks for a three person conference committee to meet a Republican group to draft a joint resolution on future public land laws. He requests a meeting and signs as D Clu em Deaver. Also an advertisement promotes Chamberlin ointment for rheumatism and Cather's hats at sale prices.
An odd ad style notice lists souvenir spoons and jewelry offerings from multiple merchants in Cheyenne including Piolo & Aken Oo and Edholm & Nelon. It markets 1-2-Karat Chimond bar rings at 875.00 and mentions Plains Building and Restless Jewelers. The fragment ends with a quip about marital tension and travel.
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