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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1910
Page
11
Miss Helen Gilland hosted an apron and handkerchief shower for Mrs Edith Green who has served as matron of a private hospital. Guests enjoyed a Five Hundred game, red and white decor, carnations, and a lavish five-course supper as they awaited Green’s Thanksgiving Day nuptials to Frank Samuel of New York.
Dr. Y Beard seeks the coroner’s office in Laramie County promising economical, legal service. He pledges no rent or clerk bills and to involve other physicians only when necessary, without favoritism, and asks for voter support in November.
Mrs Gilland hosted a gathering attended by Mrs Green and many listed friends. The Mission Circle of the First Baptist church held a Friday meeting at Mrs Alfred Matthews home with Miss McGregor providing music. They planned a Doll Bazaar for November 18 in church parlors. Refreshments were served after four. Also noted: Mr and Mrs Fred Sheldon entertained visitors Kirk C Sheldon recently from Hall Town after a Pacific coast trip.
Evansville Indiana citizen recounts five months of pulmonary illness and hemorrhages after using Vinci. He credits the remedy with saving his life and urges others with chronic lung troubles to try it at the local store, promising a full refund if it fails. A. E. Roedel of Cheyenne endorses the product.
Last week a social card club formed by local matrons met at Mrs. C. J. Smith’s home on Wednesday afternoon. The group chose five hundred as their winter pastime and planned future parties. A floral centerpiece and refreshments accompanied the games, with Mrs. George Farthingy to host a forthcoming event in two weeks. Attendees included Mrs. Charles Musser, Mrs. William Cass, Mrs. John D. Clark, Mrs. E. G. Baxter, Mrs. W. E. Stine, Mrs. Albert Crowland, Mrs. George Farthingy, and Miss Genevieve Griffin. Miss Cora Sandison recently returned from Denver and Colorado points.
A physician recommends Marmola Prescription Tablets as a safe method to reduce excess fat without strenuous exercise or self denial. The ad asserts the product helps 10 to 16 ounces of fat loss daily until natural health returns, and notes widespread drugstores or mail order from Marmola Company in Detroit Michigan at 75 cents for a large size.
Beattle Washington October 22 Nathaniel Blasser a Negro soldier of the Twenty fifth United States Infantry was sentenced today to an indefinite term of from four to ten years in the penitentiary for the assault of a white woman near Fort Lawton last June Enameling at Sherman Co
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state by Dividend Gold Mining company with $100,000 capital and Northwestern Asbestos Mills company of Casper with $5,000,000 capital. Also noted is C. B. McGarvey injunction suit against the city and contracting firm Doyle and Schwartz filed in district court by General John Charles Thompson.
Detective John Murray of Buffalo and Joseph Dougherty left Cheyenne after Dougherty, held on Buffalo request, was arrested by local police a few days ago. Buffalo authorities sought the transfer.
William J. Locke a noted author arrives in Cheyenne to stay several days as guest of Capt. M. McGrew at Fort Ruswell. He is accompanied by R. B. Jewett vice president of John Lane company of New York and London.
In a BSavond ward Republican meeting last evening J A Whiting civil engineer was nominated to run in the Second ward for the unexpired term of Frank Stanton who resigned the position
Democratic candidates visited Granite Springs Friday night for a precinct meeting. Voters packed the session and listened to speeches, with turnout described as very satisfactory.
Mrs Clarence T Richardson is the guest of her parents Mr and Mrs George Stanley at Shertian Co. Window shades are mentioned in the note as part of the visit.
A home made cough syrup using granulated sugar, warm water, and 212 ounces of Pinex is advertised as inexpensive and effective for whooping cough and bronchial issues. The ad claims quick relief within 24 hours, appetite support, and a pleasant taste, with a money back guarantee and instructions to obtain Pinex through a druggist or by sending payment to The Pinex Co.
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