Picnic and school events brighten Cheyenne life
A lively Lake Minnehaha picnic chaperoned by mothers cheers youth on a cool day. St Johns hospital plans its commencement with diplomas to nurses, Dr Shingler delivering the address.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1913
Page
6
A lively Lake Minnehaha picnic chaperoned by mothers cheers youth on a cool day. St Johns hospital plans its commencement with diplomas to nurses, Dr Shingler delivering the address.
Misses Katherine and Ruth Chaplin and Maude Dildine visit Denver yesterday and will return tonight in a new automobile ordered for a customer. The young ladies attended the performance of Every Woman. Mrs. Charles Finlayson returns from Omaha visiting Mrs. Foley. Florence McGarried arrives from Decatur and will stay with cousin Miss Lattue Noissler till Sunday. Mrs. Fol l Minor and father head to Colorado Springs after visiting brother C. B. Spwha. Miss Vern Waeler returns from Creola after a week with Miss Alberts Built. Miss Evelyn Jenna to return tomorrow from Port Riley Kansas. Sherman Co. Paper lingering issues.
A temporary grandstand at Comiskey Park in Chicago collapsed during Frank Chance day crowd of about 42 000. One spectator fainted and was revived on the field as debris was cleared no serious injuries reported, while a section behind the visiting dugout also fell. News crews and police responded and no further harm occurred.
The article describes traditional Chinese cooking with stewing or baking in a thin cast iron kettle used over fire for family meals. It notes salt sharing as a sign of friendship in oriental cultures and mentions a proverb about dangerous ventures in society.
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