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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1919
Page
2
Rotary members enjoyed a Lorenz area picnic described as scenic but report highlights include Jack Kirwood's welcome and a lengthy tour of the Wyoming mountains. A separate account details a university gymnasium ball hosted by Rhochapler Kappa Delta with Japanese garden decor and 40 couples attending.
A string of visitors to Cheyenne include Miss Matulo Spud from Joplin with Miss Hazel Veatoh hosting, Codyle resident Barbar staying briefly, and numerous others from Chugwater Torrington and Denver visiting at local hotels and with friends. Notables include Mrs. Frank M. Johnston and children at the Walton home, W. Brooks of Pine Bluffs, and the Perkins party from Denver.
A reader’s letter from Akiran, Ohio, recounts a tire maker misstep and a car owner’s humorous complaint. The manufacturer allegedly offered advertising value for a new tire after the driver claimed a flaw in a used tire. A separate case from The Clodyener Tire & Hubber Co. notes a tire claiming 14 000 miles with front tires totaling 29 000 miles, illustrating eccentric customer claims in the industry.
The Delphian society will gather Thursday at 3 o clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Thomas in Laramie. The Thomas hosts hosted guests of Mr. and Mrs. C S Thomas for several days.
The Sunshine Society plans an afternoon meeting tomorrow with Mrs. Frank Clark and Mrs. J A Carpenter at quarters 19 Fort D A Russell. Members are asked to ride to the end of the street car line.
William G. C. Deming editor of the State Tribune has returned from a four weeks trip to California. Mrs. C. F. O Donnell returned to Rock Springs after two weeks as house guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Hartney. John Ernest of Rockoverment en route to Laramie. I G Lander at Underwood arrived in Cheyenne yesterday on business. J V Blono and W J Gogieman of Torrington are visitors in the city. Mrs J B Allison left for Tegina Can after two months as house guest of Archie Allison. Galneki of Hudson Wy is in town.
Miss Louise Larsh daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter L Larsh of Cheyenne gave an organ recital at St Matthews cathedral in Laramie. A University of Wyoming senior and School of Music student she performed a varied program and was assisted by soprano Miss Dora John. Local and visiting residents attended and praised her talent.
Pure linseed Sherman Co issues cautionary guidance on tire care and maintenance. Do not purchase nameless tubes or casings. Replace inner tubes every three months and avoid overinflated patches. Avoid hot carcass tires and improper weight handling. Manufacturers should stand by named, reputable products.
Fort Russell soldiers routed the Railroad Men's club Sunday by 16 to 5. Hale led the sluggers with four singles in over ten at bats and Milazzo hit a homer and a three bagger as the feature of the day.
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