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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1910
Page
3
Miss Helen Gilland hosted a refined apron and handkerchief shower for Edith Green at a private hospital, ahead of her Thanksgiving wedding to Frank Samuel of New York City. Guests enjoyed a poem, Five Hundred, and a red and white decor scheme with carnations and bride’s roses. Elab orate five course supper concluded the event.
A candidate for coroner, Dr Y Beard, vows economical, legal conduct and no bills for clerk, rent, or phone. He pledges full professional use of knowledge to determine cause of death and to call in another physician only when necessary, without favoritism, appealing to voters. November 9.
Mrs Green enjoyed warm friendships during her stay with a gala reception featuring many guests including Mrs Hopkins Mrs Byer Mrs Apple and Miss Gilland. The First Baptist Mission Circle met at Mrs Alfred Matthews home on Warren avenue with Miss McGregor supplying music and plans for a November 18 Doll Bazaar at the church parlors. Refreshments were served after four. Also guests Mr and Mrs Kirk C Sheldon of Hall Town visited after summering on the Pacific coast.
A Cheyenne advertiser prints a testimonial from an Evansville Indiana resident praising Vinci as life saving after five months of pulmonary trouble. The notice urges locals with chronic colds or lung issues to buy Vinci, offering a full refund if it fails to help.
A group of young matrons organized a social card club in Park last week. The Wednesday gathering at Mrs C J Smith’s home featured five hundred, a large dining centerpiece of white and pink carnations, and pleasant refreshments. In two weeks Mrs George Far Inghy will host the next event with guests including Mrs Charles Musser and others.
A health age claim describes fatty deposits on the body and presents Marmola Prescription Tablets as a safe method to remove fat. The ad asserts the pills reduce 10 to 16 ounces daily and restore natural health, with druggists carrying the product or available by mail from Marmola in Detroit, price 75 cents.
Beattle Washington October 22 Nathaniel Blasser a negro soldier of the Twenty fifth United States infantry was convicted of assaulting a white woman near Fort Lawton last June and sentenced to an indeterminate term of from four to ten years in the penitentiary Enameling at Sherman Co
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state by Dividend Gold Mining of $100,000 and Northwestern Asbestos Mills of Casper at $5,000,000. McGarvey suit filed in district court. General John Charles Thompson represents in the injunction case against the city and the Doyle and Schwartz contracting firm.
Detective John Murray of Buffalo New York departed Cheyenne yesterday with Joseph Dougherty, who had been arrested locally at Buffalo authorities request a few days earlier.
William J. Locke, author of The Beloved Vagabond, arrives in Cheyenne for a few days as the guest of Captain M. McGrew of Fort Ruswell. He is accompanied by R. B. Jewett, VP of John Lane company in New York and London.
A meeting of the Bsavond ward Republicans last evening nominated J. A. Whiting, a civil engineer, to run for the aldermanic seat in the Second ward to fill the unexpired term of Frank Stanton, who resigned.
Democratic candidates visited Granite Springs Friday night for a meeting with local voters. The session drew a large turnout and was described as very satisfactory with most precinct residents attending to hear the speeches.
Mrs Clarence T Richardson is the guest of her parents Mr and Mrs George Stantey with window shades at Shertian Co.
A widely used home cough remedy costs little and works quickly for whooping cough. Mix granulated sugar and warm water, then add Pinex and sugar syrup to make an effective tonic for bronchial and throat issues. The ad promises satisfaction or money back and urges readers to obtain Pinex through a local druggist or by mail from The Pinex Co.
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