Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 6, 1917, Page 5

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CITY NEWS... | —_— e Little Items About People | | Yeu Know : | ° j R. J. Carter of the Midwest, is.con-/| fined to ‘his home on N. WéRecbdtt street with a severe attackofythe grippe. steh . Tag st > TRVeL Robert White left yesterdae “for Denver and from there -will go to, the! Pacifié coast and intends to lorate permanently in Seattle. 3 de paeieers FOR SALE—Three lots on Second street, just off Center; excellent ga- rage or business block site.) A.| STEELE, 112 8. Wolcott. Phone 635. 12-29-tf | ts ae Mrs. Herbert Wettlin, who will be} remembered by many of the young} people of Casper who were instruct-| ed by her during her residence here, came down from Riverton to be pres-| the funeral of Mrs. David Kidd yesterday. poet | Mrs. James Finnegan is ill at her home with a painful attack of neu-} ralgia. cates at | Charlie Adams is leaving this eyen-|Q-— ing for Denver on matters of business | ‘ ,ected-with the hotel. {| IN MOVIELAND —o— : | | Short Reviews of Plays to FOR SALE—Three lots on Second} be seen on local screens street, just off Center; excellent ga-| O——— PERE rage or business block site. A-|/jjgar MURRAY IN THE “FOLLIES” STEELE, 112 S. Wolcott. “Phone ; 12229tf | AT THE IRIS SUNDAY NIGHT —o— j A. W. Pletcher of Eli Basin is in = lown {\uuhatiertletey ox Bikinees and performing her other well-known eee dances in the ‘Follies’ not so very V. S. Wright of Ft. Laramie|long ago; she would have laughed at ity today. the suggestion that she would be When Mae Murray was tangoing Mrs. in the o— The local land office | ‘ swamped With work these days, ow-| tures, but that only proves that Miss ing to the\ new ruling about land.| Murray is v human and not gifted : {playing a dramatic role in motion pic- is simply |? ying P J Scene from “THE PRETENDERS” AT THE IRIS SUNDAY FAIRCHILD LADIES’ QUARTET. The personnel of this company is as follows: Bessie Fairchild, pianist and s8o- prano; Mildred Mereness, cellist and soprano; Dorothy Fairchild, violinist and contralto; Lela Fairchild, reader. violinist, contralto and pianologist. The demand among Lyceum commit- tees everywhere for a quartet of la- dies who, in addition to being vocalists, are versatile upon orchestra] instru- ments has been insistent during recent years. Few demands of the Lyceum have been more difficult to fll, which accounts for the small number of such companies now on the Redpath list. A company may be found which has the requirements for an instrumental program, but not good vocalists, and ‘ - ome evewens C6 i a fa ng i aE DU, * | AT CASPER CHURCHES | Time of Services at loca | houses of worship :><: | BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. A. J: Hansen, Pastor Rey. E. C..Hunter will preach in the morning at 11:00 o’clock and in the evening at 7:30 o’clock. Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. and young peo- ple’s meetir ¢ at 6:30 p:m. Everyone is invited to these services. oases sina Sheed CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Christian Science services are held at the Parish house every Sunday at 16:30 a. m. Subject for Janvary, “God.” Sunday School for pupils up} to age of 20 is held at 9:30 a. m. ' No. 1 Storage Eggs. Swift’s Empire Bacon . NE ee ST. MARKS CHURCH R. B. W. Hutt, Rector | | Services for the first Suriday after} Epiphany: Holy Communion, 8 a. m. Holy Communion, 10:30 a. m. Sun- day School, 12 noon. Choral Even- song, 5 p. m PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH | Rev. Walter H. Bradley, Pastor | At the Presbyterian Church tomor- row morning the pastor’s theme will be “A Faithful ng,”’ and there! will be special music by the quartette jand Miss MeVicker will sing “I Heard} |the Voice of Jesus Say,” by Rath-| WHOLESALE 1 Bar Bacon and Eggs Monday Special °. 35¢ dozen, $10 case 23c Pound Buy to the limit—you can’t go wrong All Kinds of Fresh Meats—Wholesale and Retail *Get Our Prices by the Side, Quarter Loins and Ribs FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS APRIVE EVERY DAY. SMOKED, KIPPERED AND SALT FISH Something New and Appetizing Arriving Each Day, and it will Surely Pay You to Visit Our Market Norris-Cleghorn Mark et EXCLUSIVE MARKET RETAM Tribune Want Ads Bring Results - burn. In the evening the pastor will| spezk on “The Cross of Christ,” and} | the re will be special music. | yA —_— — —__ | GANTZ MEMORIAL METHODIST} EPISCOPAL CHURCH J. J. Giblin, Minister School 10:00 a. m. Geo. |W. Ferguson, Supt. classes for ages. | | Sun Morning worship, 11:00 a.m. Ser- mon by Rev. D. E, Kendall, D. D. This is the first time Dr. |with us this year, Kendall has been and we are very} Five came in yesterday to take addi-| with the properties of a seeress. For| yjce versa. tionals and three arrived this fore-|she is being starred by the Famous| The members of the Fairchild La anxious to have every membcr pre Si; oon for the same purpose. | Players Film Company in an extreme- =O: |ly dramatic part in “‘The Big Sister,” quality and service at/a Paramount Picture which is the White’s Grocery. It pays to pay cash| feature at the Iris Theater Sunday. ind trade at White’s. The money you; Miss Murray made her motion ave will carry several] Chistmas v-| picture debut in the Las! produe- ings accounts. 1-6-2t) tion “‘To Have and To Hold” before —o— | that company merged with the Fa- Casper Coal and Coke Co. deals ex- | mous Pla s company. After the clusively in fuel. Office at Casper| merger, this dramatic story was found Stationery Co. 12-15-tf | for Miss Mur but the fact that it Ss jrequired bonafide New York settings Tucker, the harness man, makes 2lfor the larger portion of the play specialty of auto top repairing. He! prompted the sending of Miss Murray can fix an old one or make you a neW fyom Hollywood, Cal., to the Famous one just as good as the one that first) Players studio in New York. — Here came with your thachine. See him|che came under the direction of John when you want your auto top re-|B O’Brien, who has been directing paired, 1 6-3t! Mary Pickford and Louise Huff for NY ._|the Famous Players, Mrs. Wint, Sensabaugh drove inj; SE BE ASE POSS R from her ranch at Deer Creek Park| A yesterday, and made the return ip GUNNING GIVES CASPER today in spite of the high wind. ona | SOME REAL THRILLER W. O. Wilson was to have goné to! _ Douglas yesterday but pressure of} business caused him to postpone the} trip until today. eee The great Cuning and company {put over some thrillers at the new SE TRE RS | Lyric theatre last night and the com- Fred F. Noble, Frauk Brower! mon expression today among those and Robert Bragg, jr., all passed thru | who witnessed the work of Cunning Casper today on their way from Lan-|j. «pow did he do it?” der to Denver where they were called) Cunning’s most startling work of by the sudden death of Fred Bragg,|the evening was protrayed when he the well known sheep man. } |permitted two city officers to hand- je is wrists with two “Bracelets” Among the visitors to Casper tidiiy.|CPenined Tom the sheriff; aise “nis ete, from Denver with a celebrated | ug. were shackled about the anki name, to-wit: Mark Hanna. |Cunning was then put in a canvas {sack and locked in. In about fifteen |minutes he emerged from the sack unshackeled and free of hand and j\ foot. The work was mysterous, yet me- ¥° chanical, as Cunning explained. The :. sty {Sheriff's office might find it aggravat- aon 8. Wares mabe > yisit- ‘ing to endeavor to keep such a per- : Maaionhacse Bt sar 7} 80n in their custody. 2a i ‘ (Phe Cunning’s sleight-of-hand work, a fe Gare a ome. mind reading, mental telepathy, etc., at Reeder’s Shoe Shop, “West Second | ¥2* done ereditably and is far beyond avenue Try ste dice and Sons the conception of the ordinary per- now ‘where.t0. fet ivoue mor Bhs His company will appear for the ‘llast time at the Lyric tonight, when he will endeavor to free himself from an Oregon boot, among other fea- tures on the program. A sure harbinger of spring is Fred F Coane saciBred pip Henderson, ee spends bi: cold ormer County Treasu’ *| weather in the Southland each year. Aishton left this morning for Sho-| He returned this week just in se to shoni on a brief business visit. Upon| have a taste of the wintry ojys Cas- his return he will leave for Chicago per has been experiencing, after a ooo Supt. L. M. Costley of the “Black Hills Division of the Northwestern leaves today for Chadron, spending two days in Casper on‘ ters of business, os Mrs. A. J. Cunningham is expetted home tomorrow morning from Den ver, where she has been spending 4 few days. ness matters which he has. wi consideration. oe ! Galveston, Eb Paso stops. He eports everything in the prime of condition in these cities, which are enjoying the prosperity now ing the entire country. * — Glen C, Littlefield has returned from a holiday visit with old school chums at Kearney, Neb. County Assessor Wilson 8: Kim: Jr., is’ Jim Spégs and his bride are ‘ex- pected to return to Casper today a honeymoon trip of two weeks’ ation. The éouple will make their|thoro canvas of the county. home on the groom's gah, : ‘The new Board Co} miasioners have concluded chairman ef the board. Appropri,jare petitioning in favor of carcity of the birds in that p AvEETESe Yotiese before the Bdard adjourned. and other points in the east on busi-| delightful trip, which included visits! and other} ‘exas points, as well as Eastern) | his books so as ty ‘assessment this year. He an- getting into the field by the, midde of February, or not later than) the first of March. He is now pre- paring an organization to make a Local sportsmen are somewhat agi- Com-{lessen the game limit on sage chick- eir woH‘}y-s in the State or to decrease the. for the present month and have a¢,|)-.gth of the season. Hunters in the) journed. A. G. Cheney was electe’| southern part of the State, it is. said, | tions for the coming year were made|the season ti be closed owing to the dies’ Quartet are both vocalists and instrumentalists. Their program will include instrumental and vocal quar- | tets, plano, violin. cello, soprano and | contralto solos, readings. planologues FAIRCHILD LADIES’ QUARTET: whistling quartets and solos, instru- mental duets snd trios and vocal duets. Dorothy Fab<hild, the youngest member of the company, began ber musical education at the age of seven years and appeared in public recital at the age pf nine. She is a pupil of Herbert Butler (American Conserva tory, Chicago). Last year she was a member of the Coyla Spring Concert Company. Lela Fairchild studied expression at the University of Wisconsin and voice with Magnus Schutz of the Sherwood | Schoo}, Chicago. She was a member of the Spring Concert Company. Bessie Fairchild studied piano witb | Emil Liebling for a number of years. She bas also taken an active part as a member of the Rockford (Ill) Men- ' delssohn Club and the Treble Clef | Club of Beloit, Wis. Mildred Mereness studied voice with | Magnus Schutz; also the cello with well known Chicago teachers. AT THE IRIS Saturday, January 13 me pe Casper is getting its first real glimpye of its new pavement on Cen- ter street since it was laid several _weeks ago. A warm wind is aiding a gang of city laborers in removing the ice and snow which has collected along the curb. | I Be (Chicken Dinner | | Tomorrow only 45:cents at 1 | ent for the service. Communion ser-| — ES ROYAL CAFE} vice will follow the sermon. | Epworth League, 6:30 p. m. These} devotional exercises are very helpful. | You miss u great deal when you fail ere, Evening worship, :30 p Parents are urged to come and bring} ‘ the children with them. mon by the pastor. Theme: ‘ ual Transformation.” Only a time before the special meetings be-| gin. Definite announcements will be made at the services Sunday. Be| sure and be there. | Mid-week service Wednesd: ings at 7:80. The Wymoing Iron Works Boiler Repairs Flue Welding Stem Welding also equipped for heavy acetylene welding No job too small or too large. All work guaranteed. R. W. McDonald —-Office, 718; Res. 338J $1 per Week Shaffer-Gay Co. THE OTHER DAY? ‘ JUSTLY ENTITLED C. R. McGRE\ Remembe THE MAN WHO WAS SO UNEXPECTEDLY CALLED }| tt Might Have Been Y "2: > WHERE WOULD Y¥ WIFE AND CHILDREN. BE TOD PROTECTION TO WHICH THEY W. L.. McGui <i 4 d j , i Ly ;

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