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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1915
Page
10
A blend of political satire and social gatherings fills the page. Candidate Clarence B. Moldy laments, while plans unfold for birthday parties, Halloween festivities, engagements, and showers across Salt Lake Tribune society notices featuring Ada Coates, Ada Bh, Thornton, Genevieve Kugvirom, Barr Gorham, and many local hosts and guests.
Local residents return from California and Denver as many guests arrive for family events. Miss Letitia Thompson’s upcoming marriage to Mr. Spencer Dickinson draws relatives from Casper and beyond. Visitors include Miss Melissa Brooks from Laramie and Miss Ruth Chapin and Miss Margaret Bruce from Colorado.
Mrs Elizabeth Murphy of Willing went with George Copeland and Mrs Fred Kinnear to Wheatland where they visit Mrs Tobin and her family. Mr and Mrs Tobin, formerly of Cheyenne, are here with Mr and Mrs Rogge and other relatives and friends.
There will be a called meeting of the Frances Willard W. T. U. at 2 40 pm Monday at the president Mrs E K Dotelhman’s home Life members will be selected and all members urged to attend Guild Bake Sale The ladies of St Mark’s Guild hold a bake sale today in the Union Mercantile store
Gail meeting of St Mark's Guild at the Parish house yesterday afternoon. Members discussed work and pleasure, sewing items for the bazaar on November 18, and plans for a Guild room renovation. Hostesses Mrs A K Smith Mrs J J Pegg and Miss Lucy Taylor served tea and cakes. Mr and Mrs Julia All enstine will host Congregational Emanuel members Sunday evening.
The King's Daughters gathered Thursday at the Congregational church with thirty attendees. They demonstrated rug rag sewing, planning a sale for a future date, while chatting on topics and business. Hostesses Miss Catherine Chaplin Miss Bertha Hobbs and Miss Gertrude Underwood provided refreshments.
Mrs. Peter Appel hosted the Mount Mellick club’s first meeting post summer adjournment. Ladies gathered for social visiting and sewing with tea served at six. invited guest Mrs. Clyde Early and members including Mrs. Ashley Gleason, Mrs. Claude Draper, Mrs. Wolcott, Mrs. Paul Bas ey, Mrs. A. D. Johnston, and Mrs. Ruy K Olds attended.
A group of congenial married couples gathered Tuesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Bump to kick off a Fire Hundred card club meeting fortnightly this winter. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Archer Mr. and Mrs Fred Miller Mr and Mrs Atherly Mr and Mrs Crtn Mr and Mrs Dump and Mr and Mrs Niswander with Mr and Mrs Ditcher also present. Prizes went to Mrs Archer and Mr Durcher for strong play.
Notice states that an October 18, 1918 meeting of Denver Oil Company stockholders in Cheyenne Wyoming voted to dissolve the corporation. It records a quorum and majority approval and bears signatures of the vice president and secretary.
In today’s program at the Atlas the four part Fatherhood leads the bill with Hebert Postworth in the spotlight followed by a children’s comedy. An Amuse program for youngsters runs today. The Vampire returns next Monday for one day only with Mme Votrova and the Metro program.
A local theater presents a lighthearted program featuring weekly sketches and four standouts. The lineup blends humor and timing as audiences enjoy a polished, cohesive show.
Sheep are beginning to come in from Wyoming in fine shape, tight livers report. Several bunghes have cascading during the past days, with many sheep unloaded and driven to the feed pens for finishing for the eastern markets. Names and carloads of arrivals from Vancouver, Opal, Suttery Crank, Powder River and other Wyoming points listed with dates of arrival and consignors. The Wellington Sun notes strong, hearty stock and potential for early price advantages if markets hold.
In Cheyenne Wyoming District Court a divorce petition filed by Lochey Crumeine cites desertion and support neglect. Defendant Charles K Crumeine must answer by November 27 1915 or default judgment may be entered. clerk T J Pistigen and attorney Sam M Thompson cited. Also notes chocolate creams and bon bons at FW Roedel's and Colleen dances on Wednesday and Saturday nights.
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