Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-05-25
CHEYENNE, WYO.

Tuesday evening, May IA. was an
enjoyable time for all who attended
the musicale at the Second Baptist
church. Every rendition was sue
cess. And the strains OF the Ninth
Cavalry Orchestra could be heard for
blocks, pouring forth its sweetest
melodies. This was SO pleasing and
enjoyable that everybody's heart beat
afresh who heard II.
The following program was nobly
handled by the directress of the choir.
Mrs. Leila Flippin:
Overture by the Ninth Cavalry Or
chestra; Anvil Chorus. by the Or
chestra, II Trovator; Reading by Mrs.
Banks, Duet. Holy Mother Guide His
Footsteps" by Mrs. J. +. Smith and
Mrs. Leila Flippin. Ninth Cavalry
Orchestra. Selected; beautiful Solo
by Miss Sallie Thistle. Selected; an
enjoyable Reading by Miss Nellie
Tyrce; a pleasing Piano and Violin
Dset by Sergeant and MrA. WtliinmA:
HalIelujnh Chorus-Handcl: Music's
Influence by Mrs. Leila Flippin; A
) solo by Mr.. Nolle Smith; finth Cav
airy Orchestra. Selected, Reading by
Mrs. Gale: Voice of the Woods" by
Michael Watson: Robert, ldoi of My
Heart'-Cavitina: Ninth Cavalry Or
cnestra, Selected.
Every number on the program was
Aighly pleasing, but special mention
was made OF the lonely duet by Mrs.
Flippin and Mrs. j. L. Smith. Also.
Mrs. Smiths beautiful solo. Robert,
Idol of My Heart" received hearty
applause.
Everybody is acquainted with the
sweet voice of Miss Thistle, and also
that OF Mr.. Nolle Smith. Their selec-
tons were received in the usua. pleas
ant way The excellent readings by
Mrs. Banks, Mrs. Tyrel. and Mrs. Cole
were appreciated and highly enjoyed.
The program was begun promptly at
and two hours of real life were en-
joyed.
Mrs. Leonard, wife of Sergeant
Leonard. is suffering from an attack
of la grippe. Little Jack Gilmore
Leonard, who has had cold for
some time. is able to be out now.
Thursday eevning, May 1t, the
Searchlight club gave chicken sup
per that was a success. The club ls
now rehearsing n drama which 1t has
planned to exhibit in the near fu-
ture.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Redd gave de-
Iicious dinner party last Sunday.
Covers were laid for eight. They had
as their guest Mr and Mrs. NJ. II.
Hamler Mr.. and Mrs. Ashford. Ser
geant and Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Curtis
ward and little daughter, Mary.
Mrs. Geo. Hopkins has been indis-
posed for about ten days.
Mr.. C. c. Boyd, Mr.. chatham, and
Mr.. Carter have just returned from
succsssful fishing trip up Crow
Green
Saturday night. Private Hacket bru-
tally assaulted Miss Letitia Anderson
and cut her throat almost from ear
to ear. AS soon Ms an ambulance
could be had. she was taken to st.
Johns Hospital. where the doctor
sewed her wound. taking 25 stitches
In It, Having been dismissed from
the hospital, she returned to her
home. On her way back, Private
Hacket who had not yet been ar
rested, ATTEMPTED to make another as
seult upon her. Seeing that he was
determined to take her life. she had
him arrested and turned over to the
county authorities.
The calvary Baptist ch"Ich' ieSeht-
=, organized by Rev. c. II. Mendenhall
of Buxton. Iowa, Is having regular
service every Sunday morning.
Preaching at IL a. m and at 1880 p.
\. Prayer meeting every Wednesday
,yening at 1880. Rev. c. Taylor of
,roop r, Ninth Cavalry, acting pastor
in the absence OF the regular minis
ter
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