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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1910
Page
3
An event described as a social gathering hosted by Miss Jones featured entertainment and a serving of refreshments. Guests included Miss Bessie Jones and Mrs Brooks along with a long list of attendees such as Miss Boyd, Miss Guy, Miss Brooks, Miss Cook, Miss Breixt, and others.
Messrs Stanley Vaughn John Anderson Randolph Hoffman Audrey Myer at ad Donald Tibgles Wootie Warren Alexander McCave Ken Roedel Andre Roetiel Vicersus Prudent Fitamorris George Storey Dean Covert Earle Boyle Maouriva Dinneen Verling Mart Miss Julia Freeborn hosted a social evening with needlework and instrumental music. Mrs Clarence Hamilton and many Misses Brooks Beasie Jones Jean Thompson Elsie Hadfield Hazel McGuire Hessie Cook Marion Burrage Margaret Burdick Edna Richards Katherine Organ Rosalie Stone Ruth Lacey and others attended.
The Ladies' Aide Society of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs. Rost's home for a pleasant afternoon with devotional led by Mrs. Swan. refreshments were served by Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. Bullock. The Baptist Woman's Missionary Society held a social gathering with a dainty menu prepared by hostesses including Mrs. Laverents and Miss Henke. Also noted are seventh grade pupils' Atlas party chaperoned by Mrs. Listen and Mrs. Varnum, the L. T. L. Society meeting at South Cheyenne chapel with leader Mrs. Varnum, and travels of Mr. Bert Vance and Miss Maude Johnston with Europe trip plans.
Florist Mrs Glafcke promotes choice cut flowers at Carey Ave and 93d St. Funeral for Mrs Priccum Snyder set for 2 pm at First Congregational with Rev Frank Moore officiating. Friends may view remains at 427 East Seventeenth Street. New electric lighting unveiled in front of several offices on Capitol Avenue. Vet Pflaeging inspects a 52 head cattle shipment from Texas to Idaho. Masonic Building Association and Evanston Hardware Company file incorporation papers. Chief Hoyt returns to Cheyenne to resume leadership of the fire department.
The annual meeting of the Laramie County Cattle and Horng Growers Resolution will be held at Wheat land Wyoming in Goodrich hall on Saturday May 28 1910 for the election of officers and business as may properly come before the meeting. J C Underwood Secretary.
All members are summoned to attend the funeral of Carrie Remagle at Gleason's chapel at 2:20 Sunday afternoon. The message calls for Fedinstad to gather for the service.
Dampor,Wye May 20. The Case Volunteer fire department bids $4,500 submobile hose and hose wagon. The department claims the items are expensive and modern, owned by the city for its 2,100 population.
Governor Brooks issues Memorial Day command urging all camping grounds to participate in remembrance. He directs orderly ceremonies, flag at half staff until noon, then raised at sunset, with local G A R posts and commanders coordinating services across the state. Music by the Parvo orchestra at Elks Club tonight.
An Akron resident describes long standing catarrh and stomach troubles with repeated trials of remedies. He mentions Dr. Peru and taking medicines, claiming partial relief but continued symptoms. The report notes his dissatisfaction with doctors and treatments and his belief in a specific plan described as ideal.
Personal mentions include James H. Bury and B Richards Shipp of Casper registered at the Tuter Oream WB Wadaworth of Wind River among yesterday’s arrivals. Wind River’s Miss Mable Sherman visits Cheyenne while Ht B Henderson travels to Douglas with plans to return.
Clarence English of Omaha denies a published claim that Matdy Rendes the Battling Dane fought seventeen rounds to a draw. He says he never fought Jensen and had not heard of a seventeen round limit in a glove contest.
Sheridan May 20 A Burlington section foreman at Clearmont is in critical condition at the state hospital after a gasol line pumping engine exploded. Morgan suffered severe burns and lost part of a hand with possible amputation of a leg.
Readers are urged to visit Knieht's for baseball guppies and Sherman Co. to buy Chi-Namel varnish, with playful lines inviting shoppers to the ballgames and general sports shopping.
Mrs. Delia Lovell 84 recalls Halley’s comet 7 or 8 years ago when she was about nine. She described a bright red night sky and snow on the ground. Lovell marked her birthday with a long automobile ride and a dinner party and travels yearly for vacations. Born in Bridgeport Connecticut she was a friend of P. T. Barnum.
New York May 20 The grand prize of the Automobile Club of America set for October 15 on Love Island motor parkway will be run over a 379.2 mile course. A meeting of the motor cups racing company decided to extend the trace from 278.8 miles to 379.2 miles or 30 laps instead of 22. The move increases stakes and reshapes the event’s format.
Greeley Colorado May 20 Ivan Elliott son of Weld County sheriff Jack Elliott returns to London to launch a Wild West show backed by royal and British capital.
Local ad listing James Bros Baseball Supplies and Fishing Tackle at 208 W 170th St with sign painting by Sherman Co on site. Packaged as a compact vendor notice highlighting shop offerings and services.
Boston’s Matty Baldwin outpointed and outfought San Francisco’s Frankie Smith in Harlem last night. Smith scored a single knockdown in the seventh round but Baldwin dominated the ten rounds with superior punching and aggression.
San Francisco May 20 District Attorney Gickert announced no legal grounds exist for interference with the Jeffries Johnson bout. He cautioned against unlawful actions and noted the event would proceed as scheduled under state boxing rules.
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