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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1912
Page
11
Major and Mrs Littebrant host a dinner this evening for General Edwards. Captain and Mrs Kemper entertain at dinner before the dance. Infantry Hop continues with a social event lineup at Fort Russell.
After extended travel in California and coast cities Mr and Mrs Frank Gleason are home again. They toured via the Grand Canyon and enjoyed the trip. Mrs J B Sullivan and Miss Louise Sullivan returned from Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs F M Johnston of Chugwater arrived to visit Mr and Mrs J H Walton. Mrs John Schuneman returned from Iowa where she accompanied her father's body for burial. Mrs Block who visited Judge and Mrs CG N Potter will leave for Grand Rapids Michigan tomorrow.
Mrs Delroy Shingle and Miss Lacey host Local Chapter of the P E D Sisterhood at Kensington Tuesday afternoon at 2001 Carey Ave Alpha Bridge Club meets Monday afternoon at 616 East 23rd Street with Mrs Robert Gray Mrs Eds Mathews hosts Ladies Auxiliary to the O K R C this afternoon at 2 00 at 2113 Central Ave Conductors wives invited to attend all events specified in the Kensington schedule.
A mothers meeting of the W C T U will be held at Mrs Hubbard's home in two weeks. The Soliarity of St Marys Cathedral held a social in honor of Father Meenery at Miss Per dle Kane's home. Father Meenery left Cheyenne for Philadelphia for health reasons. St Marks Sunergae plans a meeting at the Parish House on Saturday at 9 00 oclock. Delta Alpha Society meets at Mrs Bevans 507 East Nineteenth at 2 30. Miss Soper dressmaker listed with phone 81 W.
An old advertisement extols Cascarets as a cleansing laxative that purports to purify the bowels liver and stomach. It claims quick relief by morning and notes a 10 cent box keeps internal organs clean for months including benefits for children.
A local notice proclaims Robinson offers one pound fancy chocolates in fancy bones at 40 cents regular 60 cents and Italian creams at 20 cents per pound. A light pricing message ends with a cotter word to the wise.
London tribute marks Mme. Bernhardt birthday as she declares she is sixty eight, not sixty nine, explaining age reckoning after years of jest. Admirers present address signed by about one hundred thousand fans from Britain’s theaters, clubs, and hotels.
In San Diego on May 5, Mrs. Ellen Lewis testified for her husband Hubert G. Lewis in a murder trial. She described mistreatment by C. H. Tolliver and Tolliver’s wife, alleged coercion leading to an operation, and claimed the confession that drove Lewis to kill Tolliver and Tolliver’s wife.
Clara A. Ligler offers shampooing and manicuring at 411 West 19th with phone contact 817 for styling services and hairwork.
Democratic speakers in Colorado hit back at GOP claims that Wilson’s election would trigger panics. They recount Republican eras with high failures and unemployment to counter Republican warnings, citing periods 1873 1881 1884 1885 1890s and 1907. The assertions target Colorado Fuel and Iron in Pueblo and state mining districts as amplification points.
Oil is seaping from a gulch in the Butler addition just south of Casper Nebraska? The piece notes oil rising from the ground about 200 yards east of the city reservoir and many residents believe a strong flow could be produced by drilling. The report mentions town lots in the addition being touted as valuable.
A group led by Dr F Salathe and California capitalists has leased forty acres near the Butler homestead and plans to begin drilling in the near future. The arrangement signals forthcoming oil or gas activity in the area.
Dewey the lion at the New York Central Park menagerie became furious after chewing gum pieces stuck to his nose and paws. Onlookers laughed as he struggled to free himself, ending with him lying on the cage floor. The scene was witnessed by spectators near the House.
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