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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1910
Page
3
A refined Saturday afternoon luncheon hosted by Mrs E. W. Burke featured about forty attendees. The parlor and living room were adorned in yellow and white marguerites and sweet peas, with a white and green color scheme echoing in the table decor and menu.
A Paris style event featured carnations belue sprengers and ferns with a guessing contest entertaining guests for over an hour. A large luncheon followed with name placards, list of attendees including Mrs Whitcomb Mrs O F Cowdlett Mrs Sho Walter and the Richardson sisters. Minutes note Mrs V Kart hosted Bt Mark's guild gathering and planned displays for an upcoming event at Mrs Brooks home.
Dainty fresh Monte at four o clock and a half hour later Arthur Underwood and Mrs Bradly depart for New York City where Mrs Bradley will visit for two months Mrs Underwood will join Mr Arnold and Her children awaiting arrival in New York and they sail May 28 for a trip through Wheland Mr and Mrs Augustus Bacebwer entertained a few friends informally at dinner Saturday evening Mrs Dugald Whittaker issued luncheon invitations for Wednesday at 1 30 Mrs John H Smith hosts at Five Mandred card party next Friday May 27 Mr and Mrs Fred Van Dolah left Saturday for a two months pleasure trip to the Pacific coast Lieut and Mrs Van Horn entertained at a six o clock dinner at their quarters in honor of Col and Mrs Williams Capt Wild and Mrs Lawson welcome a new daughter at the garrison Lieut and Mrs Barzynski of Fort Rosell have a new son at their home Mrs John Gill hosted her bridge club on Tuesday Mrs William Shute issues luncheon invitations for Thursday May 26 at 1 30 Mrs Thomas Cobry ill in Denver after surgery Mrs Clyde Watts and son Joseph returned from a two months trip to Winchester Indiana Mr and Mrs William Daley and children left for a three months stay in New Orleans Daley away about a month
State board of charities reports C B Glunz warden of the state penitentiary at Vawlins states that prisoner George Harper attempted suicide on May 17 by leaping from a high gallery to pavement over twenty feet below He landed headfirst but survived Harper is a colored inmate serving a four year felonious cesanai sentence and entered the prison on May 17 1908.
The funeral of James B. Woods, Cheyenne pioneer, 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 presided. Pall bearers were J M Carey, George Abbott, Dr H M Bennett, Colin Hunter, Daniel McAlvan and J W Hammond. Remains interred at Lakeview Cemetery.
Local millinery sale announced at Miss Coltinghaim's shop located at 1711 Capitol Ave. Shoppers invited to drop in for discounts on hats and headwear.
State news section notes activity at Sherman Company as a window shades supplier. No additional details provided.
Cheyenne hosts a Memorial day parade on Monday May 30 to honor fallen service members. Eleventh Infantry plus Fourth Field Artillery, Cavalry, and a band will participate with dress uniforms and a grand march led by Major De Fore as grand marshal. The group assembles at Seventh Street and Capitol Avenue at 9 40 a m and coordinates with Major John Talbot for parade details.
Cheyenne eyes a new factory after a meeting of the Industrial Club to consider a factory for a novel building material. Hugo Gallinowsky of New York promotes a water and fire resistant substitute for marble and related products, with a demonstration planned at East Sixteenth Street to prove claims and secure funding.
Personal mentions list Mre B F Murphy and Mrs H T Murphy wives of Union Pacific conductors visiting Mrs A James at 42 West Twenty othe eet Mrs Walters departed for New York City Mrs F L Robin Nigg went to Denver Charles Lamp business trip to Pine Bluff and more figures show residents traveling visiting and social calls across the region.
Peoria May 21 a strike of 72 000 coal miners involving the entire field was called today. Their committee failed to reach an agreement with mine operators. The strike fund stands at three quarters of a million dollars about ten dollars per man, seen as insufficient for a prolonged struggle.
Baseball supplies from James Bros at Coast Ellis move under Metropolitan shop listings. J. O'Rielly visits from Buford while Thomas Scott arrives from Campatool. Mrs. H. A. Andrews of Horne Creek visits Cheyenne.
Mrs Glafcke the Florist offers ebpteé cut flowers and rural work. The Publishing Company Incorporates to publish a monthly agricultural and stock Journal. Masons attend a special meeting in Laramie to confer the third degree on twelve candidates. Local precipitation totaled 1.48 inches during the storm, with freezing temperatures and no damage. George Monroe and Carl Osborn began sentences in Rawlins for grand larceny. Joe Oldman released after completing a six month jail term. Appraisers appointed for Rex property near Filigence Street to assess right of way impacts. Burlington and Colorado and Southern railways condemnation actions proceed. Snow delays Kaleidoscopic views project at Orpheum theatre. Miss Cottingham hosts half price millinery sale Capitol Avenue. Gold paints at Sherman Co.
In Washington on May 2, figures including Taft, Colonel Rocharwhe, King George of Maeland, Prettent Dine of Mexico, and William J. Bryan joined the World's Sunday School Association convention. The event drew strong enthusiasm from participants.
Vernon Arena California May 21 Low Powell of San Francisco defeated George Monsis of Sos Angeles in the fourth round after a clash that left Monsis with a broken right arm. The bout ended when Powell blocked a right swing with his elbow and the referee awarded the decision to Powell.
Primero Colo May 21 The last of seventy six miners recovered yesterday from the Primero mine disaster of January. They were working about a mile from the entrance and were buried under tens of rock.
Notice of Incorporation for The Farmer and Ranchman Publishing Company filed May 9 1910 in Wyoming. Objects include printing and publishing with capital stock $25000 divided into 250 shares of $200 each. Trustees for the first year are W S Edwinton A J Edmleton and J C Thompson. Principal office 1814 Carey Ave Cheyenne. Agent in Charge W S Edimaton.
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