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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1916
Page
11
The Cheyenne scene features a charity card party planned for next Saturday afternoon at the Plain hotel parlors to benefit the Cathedral Home for Children. Mrs. Egeleston and Cheyenne representatives discuss a statewide tour to promote the home while local music events and social gatherings fill the community calendar.
Advertises Sloan's Liniment as fast relief for throbbing toothache and neuralgia with a single application. Claims easing of aches in muscles joints and rheumatic pains including lumbago and sprains with cleaner ease than plasters. Available at drug stores in 25c 60c and 1.00 bottles.
Mrs. John B. Kendrick left for Cody to join Governor Kendrick and will return in a few days. Mrs. F. H. Egeleston of Laramie heads to Denver today and returns Friday. Dr. J. D. Shingle and companions go to Jackson Hole for a ten day hunting trip. Luke Voorhees returns from St Louis after attending the Episcopal Triennial conference. Dr. Paul Emerson, head of Boston Children’s Hospital, leaves for Boston next Friday. Charles J. Griffin trips to Rawlins and Laramie for an examination. Mr. and Mrs. Fennell return to Denver after months in Cheyenne. Ralph and Mrs. Smith return from Denver honeymoon trip following October 11 wedding.
Mine Agnes Scott returned from Laramie after visiting Mise Ma re WiNigan last week. Captain 8B. A. Turner of the Wyoming National Guard came from Deming New Mexico for a short visit with the family. Mr and Mrs A B Rodel traveled to Denver for a brief stay. Mrs W B Danton and Marty Hider of Mock Springs returned home after visiting Cheyenne. Mr and Mrs T Marie Kennedy went to Glenrock and returned with Mrs J P Hynda who had spent the week there.
Alpha Otat club meets at the library this afternoon with Mrs. James R. Livby presenting Crater Lake. Mrs. Dinneon speaks on Mr. Ranter, postponed weeks ago. Past Chiefs' Association hosts ladies at Mrs. F. B. King’s home this afternoon. Sisterhood gathers with Mrs. William A. Riner for the regular session. Whittier clubWednesday with Mrs. John F. Carey studies the Bible, First Kings led by Mrs. W. T. Domm. Matson addresses the Women's club on foreign travels with a guest day during the usual meeting.
The Pythian Sisters will entertain with a card social this evening at the K. P. hall showcasing community fundraising and social activity.
Past Noble Grands of the Rebekahs will be entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Schag located at 2712 Thames Street.
The Coterie Art Club will be entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Tickhorn.
Help One Another meeting hosted by Mes. Enos Laughlin Thursday afternoon at her home. F W A Bridge Club met Mrs. W F Mullen for a regular card session with tea. Rebekah Lodge No 24 announces a Thursday card social October 21 at 1 O O F hall with prizes on display in Kelly's grocery windows. Refreshments will be served.
Owing to higher quality tobaccos the Delwhemmer Company raises San Felice cigar prices. The 5 cent straight price replaces the former 6 for a quarter to consumer. The San Venice national scope and eminence are cited as reasons for maintaining this standard.
The Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church hosts a Halloween party this evening at the church parlors with Miss Pearl Clark and Miss Bertha Meyers as entertainers. Due to Mrs Terpe’s illness the event is moved from her home. R A Morton speaks at WC T meeting. Mrs Gibson Clark appears later.
Fragmentary ad style prose highlights health and youthful appearance with vague remedies. References to a Spanish explorer seeking Prral in Florida and advice on aging. Mentions a product named Viydia KH Pinkhaw'y Vegetable Compound as a treatment suggestion.
A campaign message argues for Kendrick to contrast Governor Kente drick and Senator Clark by highlighting double salary concerns. It asks voters to back Kendrick if they support Kendrick’s view that Houx should earn and work for both roles.
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