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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1910
Page
11
Mrs E W Burke hosted about forty guests for a Saturday afternoon luncheon, with parlour and living room dressed in yellow and white marguerites and white aciet peas. The colorful menu featured white sweet peas and decor followed by musical interludes and a cloistered reception by Miss Mary Brown. کمک
Carnations belue and sprengers set a Paris style mood for a luncheon with dainty place cards. Guests included Mrs Whitcomb, Mrs Cowdlett, Mrs Sho Walter, and Misses Richardson. Mrs Kart hosted a Saint Marks guild meeting with about twenty ladies preparing items for a display at the event next Thursday.
Dainty fresh monte at four with a half hour later Arthur Underwood and Mrs Tiradley depart for New York to visit Mrs Bradley for two months. Mrs Underwood will join Mr and Mrs Arnold and Her children awaiting arrival in New York. they sail May 28 for a trip through Wheland. Augustus Bacbwer hosts a dinner Saturday. The W W W medal contest at the First Baptist Friday night at eight. Mrs Dugald Whittaker invites for luncheon Wednesday. Mrs John J Smith hosts at Five Mandred card party next Friday afternoon May 27 at 2. Mrs Freda Van Dolah leaves for two months on the Pacific coast. Lieut and Mrs Van Horn host a six o'clock dinner at their quarters in honor of Col and Mrs Williamson. Capt Wild and Mrs Lawson welcome a daughter born Sunday. Lieut and Mrs Barzynski welcome a son born Tuesday. Mrs John Gill hosts bridge Tuesday. Mrs William Shute invites for luncheon May 26 at 1 30. Mrs Thomas Cobry ill in Denver after surgery Tuesday. Mrs Clyde Watts and son Joseph return from two months in Winchester Indiana. Mr and Mrs William Daley and children depart for three months in New Orleans. Mr Daley away about a month.
State board of charities reports that George Harper, a colored inmate at the state penitentiary in Wawlins, attempted suicide by leaping from a high gallery to a stone pavement, landing on his head but surviving. Harper, released from this county on a four year felonious larceny sentence, entered prison May 17, 1908.
The Cheyenne pioneer James B Woods died Friday morning. His funeral was held yesterday afternoon at the Masonic Temple on West Sixteenth Street under Cayenne Lodge No 1 A F and A M Nev George C Rafter as installing slat ing. The pallbearers were J M Carey George Abbott Dr H M Bennett Colin Hunter Daniel McAlvan and J W Hammond. He was interred at Lakeview Cemetery.
A price sale on millinery is announced at Miss Coltinghaim's located at 1711 Capitol Avenue inviting customers to drop in.
Local shop Sherman Co advertises window shades and related home decor options. Readership is invited to visit the store for seasonal selections and pricing.
A Fort Worth style notice lists Memorial Day parade plans for Cheyenne on May 30 with Eleventh Infantry units, band, artillery, and cavalry to form at Seventeenth Street and Capitol Avenue. Brigadier General Hoyt commands with Major Talbot as grand marshal. officers and the G A R post 32 participate.
Cheyenne prepares for a potential new building materials plant after a meeting of the Industrial Club members. Hugo Gallinowsky of New York proposes a marble substitute used for wainscot, tile roofing and cement. A demonstration is planned at East Sixteenth Street to prove the product's merits and feasibility for local production.
Mrs Murphy and Mrs Murphy wives of Union Pacific conductors visit Mrs A James at 42 West Twentyeth street. Mrs Walters departed for New York City. Mrs Robin Nigg went to Denver. Charles Lamp made a business trip to Pine Bluff. Mrs Charles Fila visited with her three in turn to Cheyenne in an extended trip east. Attorney HoT being looked at for national nomination. Mr and Mrs Fi visiting B Crpes of the Normal.
A strike of 72,000 coal miners was called today in Peoria. The miners, unable to reach an agreement with mine operators, have a strike fund of three quarters of a million dollars, about ten dollars per man, which they deem insufficient for a prolonged struggle.
Metropolitan store at Coast Ellis 208 West 17th Street lists James Bros Baseball Supplies. J O Rielly arrives from Buford and Thomas Scott visits from Campatool while Mrs H A Andrews of Horne Creek visits Cheyenne.
Mrs Glafcke the Florist offers ebpteé cut flowers and rural work. Publishing Company Incorporates ties the Farmer and Ranchman Publishing Company. Masons attend Laramie meeting for third degree conferrals. Heavy precipitation totals 1.48 inches with freezing temps and no damage. George Monroe and Carl Osborn sent to Rawlins penitentary for grand larceny. Joe Oldman released after six month jail term. Appraisers named for Rex property right of way condemnation. Snow disrupts Orpheum Theatre kaleidoscope plans. date to be announced. Miss Cottingham hosts half price millinery sale. Sherman Co. paints.
A group including Taft and Colonel Rocharwhe joined the World Sunday School Association convention in Washington on May 2. The event drew strong enthusiasm from participants and featured leaders such as King George of Maeland and William J. Bryan.
Vernon Arena California May 21. Low Powell of San Francisco defeated George Monsis of Los Angeles in the fourth round after Monsis suffered a broken right arm mid bout. The bout was stopped and Powell won by decision.
Primero, Colo May 21 The last of seventy six miners who perished in the Enero Primero mine disaster in January was recovered yesterday. The remain were found nearly a mile from the entrance buried under rocks.
Notice of Incorporation for The Farmer and Ranchman Publishing Company filed May 21 1910 in Wyoming. Capital stock $25000, 125 shares of $200 each, duration 30 years. Trustees: W S Edwinton A J Edmleton J C Thompson. Principal office Cheyenne 1814 Carey Ave. Agent in Charge W S Edimaton.
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