Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 8, 1917, Page 5

Mrs. Carlton Clymer and Atte daughter, Margaret, returned to their home in Basin this morning after= delightful two weeks’ visit at thi home of Mrs. Clymer’s parents, ‘Mr’ | | Miss Gladys Fisher. | | Mrs. Parcell is well known in Cas- | per, for Adeline Moore, she has | Leen one of the most popular students in school as well as one of the bricht- est of students. The young lady was} Thompsv.: & O'Rourke Engage in Plumbing Business in Casper a born near Lost abin and her moth-| Announcement is made this week /and Mrs. Julian Lever. ce er, Mrs. J. W. Moore, has lived in this|of the organization of a new firm in| ; nae Oreo y. vicinity for twenty-five years. The Ghd seehioh &j| Miss Eunice Smith returned trom asper Thompson O'Rourke, local plumbers, are the | Chicago yesterday afternoon, accom- TheMarked froom is not so well known here but} is admired and respected by all who principals. The partners have been|panied by Miss Frances Seely of | ls ve mad acquaintance After alin the employ of W. F. Henning for! Olean Y. The latter young lady Room short wec g trip to Thermopolis, | the past two years ¢ » familiar to | will s with her aunt, Mrs. Ll. DB. | > » which place the bridal covnle jour ‘ 1 the trade. The act a gen-|Seely during the summer, while oe ° . d this morning, they will make | eral plumt business, /cupying a position at the Reeord “The Voice on the Wire” future home in Casper and!but are not pert located as | office a, have the best wishes of their friends yet Omo } — for future happi > Mrs. Margaret Langheldt, who has Judge C. E. Winter returned this|tLeen visiting with her daughter, Mra i “Animated Weekly” re : Oil : ——— srnoon to Lander to Sealine rue Fred Nonna sae the hemplbeie acnar . hearings in court in that city ne returned this wee o her home fn News from all the World asper 1 Quotations judge came down yesterday to make | Laramie. Mrs. Neuman and ner E ‘ o—_—_—_— — — Olthe commencement address to the!small child will leave later in the (Furnished by Otis & Co.) graduates at the high school last|month for Laramie to spend the sum- | aa ¥ Listed Stock Bid evening mer at the Langheldt home. ) ce } Midwest R 3.00 ) ‘ “Cupid Gets Some Midwest Oil pfd 1.02 1.04 | 4 New Dope mai tweat: Ol \car 8 81 . J Merritt 6.50 6.75 Cartoons (Ma F 10.25 060 Ur ed Stock Bid. Asked Matnee™ = 2-9-2223 ito'5 s : - . ~ > 3% 5 Evening Shows__7, 8 & 9 13% 15 1.10 1.15 1 Se and 10¢ aes ait THE GREATEST § Glenrock Petrol 3.10 - = ——) nrock Oil and Gas 20 $$ ——$— or the first tine the country's histor nd have been | Grass Creek Petrol 3.30 3.50 > A z elected members of the sume congress. They enator John H. Bank- | Grass Creek Oil & Gas 47 5? ( it Briefs head und Represen W. B. BankWead, both of Alubuma, ‘The senator | Hall 85 90 > y bas served in the upper house for ten years Jupiter 18 23 —= Kinney Oi! & Refining 65 75 t Miss Anna Will Coleman, who has Northwest is 50 re . Cearane ah new Soest grode since | Royalty 145 1.60 KE Christmas, leaves tonight for her | Superior 65 Th home in Warrensburg, Mo Miss United Petroleum 25 30 Coleman is one of Casper’s popular Western Exploration 3.4t 3.60 teachers who will not return next | Republic Petrol. - 12% .14 year. Yale Wyoming 15 18} bs Ors0 Bell Wyoming 20 30 Miss Edith Culver and Miss Ruth Office Phone 15 By MISS IRMA PATTON Residence 365-) | F’'athfinder me 45 5 ludley, both of whom have been suc- = =< cessful teachers of History snd Eng- Miss Selma Young arrived this Quiet Wedding (/On Wednesday The Rey. J. J. Giblin on Wednesday performed the wedding ceremony which united in marriage Miss Gladys Wilder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs W. J. Wilder, and fienry Brumbaugh both of Casper. The wedding took secret until after the commencement exercises were over. The Rev. J. J. Giblin of ths Methodist Church read the ir.pressive double ring ceremony at the home of ;the University of Misosuri at Colum- the bride’s mother, s. J. W. Moore |bia this winter. She is a daughter of 3. Walnut St. The dainty bride |A. M. Young, the contractor for the attended by two of her cis! chur | Wyatt building now in construction. lish in the Natrona County high school this year, will le for their homes this evening. Miss Culver resides at Ft. Collins, while Miss Dudley’s home is in Towa. $25, $22.50, $20 and $18 Suits in Broken Lots 919,99 |morning from reston, Iowa, and will in the future ocupy the position as stenographer for attorney W. O. Wil- Miss Young has been attending son. ORO Miss Faith Gilmore will be one of the teachers leaving this evening on the Burlington. She will zo to her place ut the home of the groom, who } Adolphena Gothberg and Miss home in Denver and will visit with |'* ® local contractor, The young Gladys Fisher, both of wnom have relatives and friends during the sum- couple will make their home in Cas- peen her close friends since child- | F O R seetnaTiths! per after a short wedding trip hood. “A lovely afternoon frock of | qua omo { Ormao white Japanese silk, embroidered in | oe Miss Georgin Stevens, who taught |t@h School Graduate silver, was the costume worn by the [Is Recent Bride in the Casper schools for two years bride and the picture was made com- SINCE 1896 7 LEs™= B FGM WN Saturday and Monday. | | and who has just completed a year’s To be a “sweet girl graduate” and plete by the long tulle veil, caught at teaching in the Worland schcols, ar-|* “blushing bride” all at the same the top in a rosette effect. Bride’s| ae hy raved last night and is the guest of time is the unusual experience of one :cses formed the beautiful brida! -The Mining Investor has ci Casper’s most popular seniors, Miss Adeline ‘Moore, who last Sunday be- came the bride of Carl M. Parcell. The wedding occurred shortly before the Misses Thompson. Miss Stevens will journey east tomorrow with the ‘thompson sisters, both of whom are teachers in the Park school. Omo Alfred R. Lowey, an attorney of the firm of Bassett, Lawey end Har- rell, of Tulsa, Okla., is in Casper look- ing over things with the intention of locating here, providing he can obtain an office. : bouquet. | been publishing unbiased and OmO | E. C. Emmer was in the city yester- | day on matters of business. He is employed in the Inex coal mines Inez. OrmO Phil Johnson is in the city from his sheep camp for a brief visit with his | party, guests who were Professor and | ] the Baccalaureate sermon for the; Mrs. George Wilder, Mrs. M. J. Goth- | ing camps. : 5 : ee ‘¥ | 1 —The Mining Investor is a | lady decided to keep her marriage a ants, Miss Adolphena Gothberg and j weekly magazine published : | at Denver, Colorado, the | ‘ headquarters of nearly all the | a a ” ae —Special acquaintance sub- DOVE label on Undermuslins is Sean ption: your guarantee of seniors, and on account of the coming] berg, Edwin and Emma_ Gothberg, | D | operating companies of Wyo- OVE UNDERMUSLINS OUTFITTING CO. focTeter ese iss Three months for 50c nan Cu tec Ag ! Many in the Smartest Styles for Young Men. Also Conserva- ‘ollowing e ceremony light re- | authentic news of all the graduation and wishing to receive her| Mrs. Mary Jones and daughter Hazel, | ming. 121 EAST SECOND STREET zreshments were served to the bridal | Aectern Oilihielde and Min- tive Styles for the Business Man. COME EARLY ciploma as Adeline Moore, this young! Walter Storrie and the zride’s attend- | at | | vife while attending to mtters of M hasiness for the camp. i TESS 2—Accurate Fit THE MINING INVESTOR, 5 Announcitg tove when they noticed the bl DOVE Princess Slips Jasna WS sad Beh cdiboas | >i ec ae a High-grade materials Mining Investor Bldg., j _A NEW SHOE DEPARTMENT | si sheep mon, is in from hia ranch near | ; ~—Best Workmanship _ | Denver, Colo. With a Full Lineof New York Crawfprd English ‘Last Shoes, . f° pale Creek for a several days business | , 5—Made in the DOVE'S 100 Per §| and the !‘amous MENZ “EASE’” ARMY SHOES-———-Both for c, F asper. mth Cent Clean Workshop. | | Dress and Work thy cal F. Teft, special agent for the Dove Under-Muslins Consist OF: (Sg Ries ent eee Cen een a Norwich Insurance Co., arrived yes- DOVE Night Gogns | pea tia terday from Denver to adjust the loss | \ DOVE Underskirts res on by fire of the Happersett homestead. i \ ST eae the he homestead of Mr. and Mr. Hap- \ \ DOVE Corset Covers | ie persett, which is two and one half ea) DOVE Drawers z miles south of Casper, burned to the Fx} Ni 7 = “ = roan om Sundae compieciy rere, LOVES) | DOVE Chemises and Envelope ff Comming th ng everything. Mr. and Mrs. Happer-! iUnder- muslins, } Chemises | = sett were working in the garden while | aq -| pte DOVE Combinations | it their dinner was cooking on an oil ; it is supposed that the stove exploded. Before the couple could do anything ‘he house was a mass of fire and they lost everything. 75c and Up J SAVIDGE BROS. AUTO: POLO The insurance agent | 9 paid the full amount of insurance Co, covering the loss PLAYERS CASPER, JUNE 19th The King of the Daredevil. Hairraising in Sensational Death Defying Games FAIR GROUNDS E Omo t. O. Turner left yesterday for Salt Creek where he will remain a short ‘ime attending to matters pertaining TT WHOLESOME FUN, INSTRUCTION, INSPIRATION AT THE Casper Chautauqua June 20, 21, 22, 23 and 24 Only through the Chautauqua System can so many expensive and High-Class Lectures, Musical Concerts, Entertainments and “The Melting Pot” be produced in 10 wonderful pro- grams, at the price of one good show or concert in a city. MAKE CHAUTAUQUA YOUR VACATION WEEK Let the whole family enjoy the Great Musical Numbers, the Cartoonist and Entertainer, the Drama, the Illustrated Lecture, the Inspiring Lectures, the Patriotic Programs. = BUY A SEASON TICKET AND SAVE MONEY! SAM A ul} HN th be an i Ne sal | 2:30 and 7:30 3 ) Admission 25c and 50c = il