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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1913
Page
3
A verse fragment reflects on past knightly deeds and modern deeds of mercy. The speaker laments decline in chivalry as several men embody kindness, justice, and protection of the weak. The lines invoke Sidney and the Savior as ideal examples from history and faith.
A social roundup notes Mr. John McCabe hosting a Capitol Avenue theater night for a large party including Mrs. McCabe and relatives to view Stop Thief with McCabe as lead and stage manager. Also reported are H. B. Buechner’s improving health in La Junta, Mamie McDevitt leaving Singer Sewing Machine for Capital market, and a sixth birthday theater party for Master Edward Thomas with guests and a Miawatha performance. A long schedule for a Woman’s Club year upcoming in October 1913 through February 1914 lists talks by Mrs. Bullock, Dr. Hebard, Mrs. Mentzer, and others, plus a bound Bible gift for children by Rev. Van Winkle.
Mrs F L Moore of Denver visits Cheyenne guest Mrs G L Strader and Rev Moore returns home Sunday. Mrs W B Earhart and Mrs F Schuneman head to Denver for a short visit meeting Mr Schuneman. Schuneman is from Boone Iowa. Mrs Wobart Martin and daughter Elisabeth depart for Chicago after visiting Gilland and Martin families. Mrs E Douglas of Los Angeles leaves after months with her son F L Douglas.
The Sunshine Society will hold a business meeting at the library this afternoon. Mrs. Fred Miller will host the Woman's Club of the R. M. A. for a literary and social gathering on Wednesday afternoon. The Music Club meets Thursday evening for weekly practice. The Coterie Art Club has its Friday afternoon session with Mrs. Herman Onam presiding.
Church circles meet Friday with Mrs John Brown and Mrs Archie Allison hosting Methodist missionary circle events and Mrs James Niswander and Mrs O R Jamison hosting Presbyterian Aid Society. At the Baptist church a primary graduation program featured Nell Morgan and eight cradle roll children despite weather setbacks. Grace Lawson sang. youngsters recited Bible verses and sang Joy to the World as first through third graders graduated.
George H. Bixby a Long Beach California millionaire was found not guilty by a jury of contributing to the downfall of two minors at a resort. The case arose from indictments by Cleo Ifeleta Ker and Marle Browlt Levy and connected to proprietor Winslow J. Goodman now in prison for procuring.
Jim Jackson and Squire Heuscerg debate a rainy day hunt with the almanac supporting Jim Jackson's view. Heuscerg remains surprised and cautious about the weather claim.
Mrs. Manges of Megadore Ohio says years of female troubles vanished after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound avoiding an operation. The ad touts the product as a 30 year standard remedy for displacements inflammation ulcers irregularities and more. It invites letters to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential female guidance.
A rail traveler visits Miss Mulford at a suburban home to discuss a settlement on the Ormaby estate. The maid Annie entertains him and later Miss Mulford reveals she engineered the encounter to trap Mr. Fitz Hugh for an advantageous agreement, leading to a marriage proposal.
The Thaw case focuses on Mary C Thaw the prisoner’s mother who has supported her son with funds for his defense. She accompanied him to New Hampshire during the hearings as governor Felker weighed extradition in the Jerome motion and her presence drew attention.
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