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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1912
Page
3
Major and Mrs Littebrant host a complimentary dinner for General Edwards this evening. Captain and Mrs Kemper entertain at dinner before the Infantry Hop as the event continues with a dance tonight.
After extended trips, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gleason are home in Cheyenne via the Grand Canyon. Mrs. J. B. Sullivan and Miss Louise Sullivan return from Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Johnston of Chugwater arrive to visit the Waltons. Mrs. John Schuneman returns from Iowa with her father’s body for burial. Mrs. Block, visiting Judge and Mrs. CG N Potter, leaves for Grand Rapids Michigan tomorrow.
Mrs Delroy Shingle and Miss Lacey host the P E D Sisterhood Local Chapter Kensington at 2001 Carey Ave Tuesday afternoon. Alpha Bridge Club gathers Monday with Mrs Robert Gray at 616 East 23rd Street. Mrs Eds Mathews hosts Ladies Auxiliary to O KR C at 2113 Central Ave at 2:00 PM. Conductors' wives invited.
Thorsday afternoon featured a Ladies meeting of the W C T U with seven attendees at Mrs Hubbard's home. The Soliarity of St Marys Cathedral held a social in honor of Father Meenery at Mise Per dle Kane's house, presenting a travel bag and money before his departure to Philadelphia for health. St Mark's Sunergae and Delta Alpha Society gatherings are noted, with Miss Soper listed as a dressmaker in Cheyenne.
The ad claims Cascarets cleanse and regulate the stomach remove sour undigested food and foul gases take excess bile from the liver and expel waste. It promises a relief by morning and urges use for adults and children with a 10 cent box as monthly cleansing.
An advertisement announces The Robinson selling one pound fancy packed chocolates in fancy bones at 40 cents, regular 60 cents, and Italian creams at 20 cents per pound. A brief notice adds a word to the wise is sufficient.
London crowds paid tribute to Sarah Bernhardt on her birthday as she corrected reports of her age. She insisted she is sixty eight, not sixty nine, noting a lifetime with Father Time and asking British friends to credit two years in her sixties. An address of welcome bearing 100 000 signatures was presented, organized by Max Pemberton and committees across hotels, clubs, and theaters.
In San Diego on October 25 Mrs Ellen Lewis wife of Hubert G Lewis testified for the defense in the murder trial of her husband. She alleged Tolliver mistreatment and claimed Tolliver's wife aided him and induced an operation on her. She said the confession moved her husband to plan and kill Tolliver and his wife.
Clara A Ligler offers shampooing and artistic hairdressing at 411 W 19th with phone contact 817 for appointments and hairwork services.
Democratic speakers in Colorado rebut Republican claims that Wilson's election will bring panic. They recount GOP eras of 1873, 1881-86, 1890s and 1907, noting widespread failures and unemployment to argue against panic rhetoric in mining districts and Pueblo.
Oil seeps from a gulch in the Butler addition near Casper. Reports say a good oil flow could be produced with drilling. The discovery has drawn many residents to the area as speculation grows about land values and potential wells.
Dr F Salathe and a party of California capitalists have leased forty acres near the Butler homestead and plan to begin drilling soon, according to reports.
Dewey the lion at New York's Central Park menagerie became furious after chewing gum stuck to his nose. He pawed at the gum and the boards, slipping and sliding as onlookers laughed. The episode ends with Dewey still on the cage floor as the gate closes.
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