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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1910
Page
3
Mrs Henry Conway and Mrs McFelridge hosted a gathering for Mrs Conway and Mr and Mrs Voorhees with guests including Mrs Brooks Mrs Mason Smith and others. Theater style decor featured pink carnations and glazes while conversations and pledges of courtesy filled the parlor.
An account of a fashion hint event hosted by Mya Eligaleth Kieffer in honor of St John’s hospital graduates, with attendees including Misses Florence Roberts, Bernice Keating, Gladyn Lams, Iva Jordan, Effie Hubbard, Mario Roberts, and guests at Van Lémnen Street. The piece also notes a literary and musical program at the South Side Chapter under La TY S g0 elety, a temperance gathering, and upcoming church events led by Miss Lovrce Sullivan and the Carpe Dien clan.
A sale of fancy and useful articles will be held by St Mark's Guild at the home of Mrs B B Brooks on Thursday May 26 from 2 to 6 pm. Special features include tables of home made foods and Indian baskets. Synergy girls offer a candy table and tea will be served by Guild members. Graduation gifts promoted at Buechner Jewelry Co windows.
A string of visitors and residents in transit appears in Cheyenne and surrounding areas. Names include A. P. Smith of Lander, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Corn of Oden Utah, and B E J Bell of the Wool Growers Association in the city from Laramie.
The item pool notes Mrs Giatchete Fisrist offering a choice cut and mail work, Judge H Craig to preside in Larains county district court over mandamus proceedings, council disputes with Mayor Cook, Henry Sweet public nomination for governor, Mechanic Weeks injured by a 25 pound rock at the Methodist addled site, Matt Roth of Fort Rusell hospitalized for a broken leg, Joe Wyoming Mexico company filing incorporation papers, and George Harper a convict reportedly escaping from the state penitentiary amid suspicion.
The piece previews three acts at a local engagement headlined by the Columbia Pour with a mix of art and comedy. Lillian and a violinist highlight the program, interspersed with singing and humorous scenarios, promising an entertaining evening.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions ball free and administrative notes with unclear context, names, dates, or places unreadable, yielding a sparse readable item suitable for a brief newspaper card.
A compact OCR fragment references a tackle play and a location at 208 W 17th Street. The text is incomplete, offering no clear event, participants, or outcome to confirm a full news item.
Lang allegedly entered a rooming house near Sixteenth street and Central avenue and tried to destroy furniture. He reportedly threatened workers, refused to be beaten, and clashed with police as officers were called. He faced disturbance charges and court appearance planned this afternoon.
Mrs and Mr George Walker and children with Mrs J A Ingland have returned from an automobile journey to Denver. They left Cheyenne on Thursday and came back Monday afternoon.
Dance event at the Eagles’ Mall features music and socializing with local groups. James Bros and two acts listed as headliners. Admission details are not specified in readable text.
A vintage advertisement touts TIZ for painful feet with testimonial from a policeman. Claims include rapid relief, non powder form, and superior cleansing of pores. Product marketed by Walter Dodke & Co Chicago and Band's Drug.
Rural readers flock to a local fair and social at Wagels Hall on May 27 featuring sales booths for window shades and a performance by Buchanan's Orchestra. Admission is free and the event promotes household products and remedies as popular with American women.
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