Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 1, 1918, Page 3

O79 I< in; te a DR ool c “ - See Oe THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1918 BAPTISTS MEET IN CASPER FOR O-DAY SESaION Comprehensive Program Arranged for Annual Meeting of South- eastern Assocition Meet This Week The Southeastern Wyoming Bap- tist Association convenes in Casper tomorrow morning for a three-day session, and an illuminating program has been prepared for the instruction and entertainment of visitors from a score of towns and cities. This will cover all phases of denominational work, and some of the numbers will be interesting to members of other congregations. A large attendance is anticipated, particularly at the ev- ening sessions. The program follows: FRIDAY, AUGUST 2. 9 .a. m.—Devotional address, Rev. James A. Palmer, Douglas. 9:30 a. m.—Association called to order. Report of committee on order of business. 10 a. m.—Reading of letters of en- rollment. 11 a. m.—Introductory Rev. George Batzle, Laramie. H 11:45 a. m.—Election of officers. 12 m.—Adjournment. 1:45 p. m.—Devotional address, J. A. Palmer. 2 p. m.—Application of churches for membership. 2:30 p. m.—Invitation to visitors. 45 p. m.—Report on home mis- sions, Dr. T. A. Hanna, Dwyer. 4 p. m.—Adjournment. 7:45 p. m.—Devotional, J. A. Pal- mer. sermon, Dr. Wilson Mills, Omaha. SATURDAY, AUGUST 3. 9:30 a. m.—Devotional, J. A. Pal- mer. 10 a. tary. 10:30 a. m.—Report of colporteus and other missionaries. 11 a. m.—Sermon, m.—Report of State secre- B. F. Farrar, i yer) | p. m™m.—Missionary sermon, rsocrery—ROUMINOFT, GREAT ‘USGMN BEAR,” AND PLESTINN, ote anos aa. Past Matrons Guests | At Brooks Ranch | Yesterday afternoon the past ma-| trons of the Fort Casper chapter of the order of the Eastern Star went| in automobiles tothe Brooks ranch, southeast of Casper, where they were entertained by Mrs. B. B. Brooks.| There were twelve past matrons. After a short business session, a delightful afternoon was spent and Miss Melissa Brooks served a delic- ious luncheon. { OoOmo Cresent Club Gives Dues to Red Cross The twelve members of the Cres- ent club met recently at the, home of Mrs. C. W. Carlisle in South Pine street and agreed to give the amount |of money taken in as dues. during the year to the Natrona chapter of the American ed Cross. The treas- urer reported that $21.00 remained in the treasury to which was added enough to make the sum equal $25.00 and this amount has been turned |over to the Red Cross as a donation from the Cresent club. The women who belong to the Cresent club feel that, pleasant and agreeable as the club meeting has been, Red Cross and.gther patriotic work should occupy their time and should benefit from them pocket- books as much as possible. City News Attend the wrestling match at the Iris tonight, 8:30 p. m. Romanoff vs. Plestina. oOmo Mrs. Getsie Roop of Peoria, Tll., an aunt of M. N. Castle, is a guest jat the Castle home on North Dur- bin street. Mr. Castle had not seen his aunt for 35 years. Omo Miss Marguerite Bishop is visiting |friends and relatives in Denver, |where she is spending a two weeks’ | vacation. | onmo Attend the wrestling match at the Iris_ tonight, 8:30 p. m. Romanoff vs. Plestina. Oomo Mrs. J. S. Mechling will entertain the ladies of the Methodist Aid so, | Dwyer. {ciety at her home at 736 South Dur- 12 m.—Adjournment. 1:30 p. m.—Devotional, J. A. Pal-| mer. 2 p. m.—The Local Church: (a) Stewardship, Rev. Henry Moorman,| Casper. Discussion. ’ 2:30 p. m.—(b) Methods of Church Financing, Rev. . C. O’Farrell, Tor- rington. Discussion. 3 p. m.—The Woman’s ‘Home Mis-} sion Society, Mrs. George Van Win-| bin street, tomorrow afternoon. A large attendance is expected. omo Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Hanway and daughter, Charline, and Mrs. Harvey Wisner, will leave Sunday morning for Yellowstone park, making the trip by automobile. They expect to camp a part of the time and will be gone about two weeks. OoOmo kle, Cheyenne. | 30 p. m.—The Woman’s Foreign} ion Society, Mrs. J. T. Hanna,} Dwyer. | 8 p. m.—Mass Meeting on Missions, | Dr. George Van Winkle, Cheyenne, ) and Dr. J. T. Hanna, Dwyer. SUNDAY, AUGUST 4. 10 a. m.—Sunday School. 11 a. m.—Sermon, Rev. Blevins, Glenrock 2 p. m.—Devotional, J. A. Palmer. 2:15 p. m.—Sunday School and Young People’s Work, Rev. Chas. H.| Burrill, Billings. | 3:15 p. m.—The Five-Yqar Pro- R. P, | | gram: Are We in Wyoming Up to Schedule? Dr. George Van’ Winkle, Cheyenne. 4 p. m.—The Laymen’s Drive for Money Last Spring and For Men) Now, Rev. Z. C. O'Farrell. 8 p. m.—Sermon and Closing Ex- ercises, Dr. Wilson Mills, Omaha. pee ar oe |Pa., and other Eastern cities. | Yellowstone National park, expecting Mrs. J_J. Gi whas returned frort a several weeks’ visit with relatives in Pittsburg, Titusville and Warren, Next Tuesday the Rev. J. J. Giblin and family will leave in their car for the to be gone about two or three weeks, Qo mo Mr. and Mrs. Homer Shaffer, the former’s father, W. Frank Shaffer, and Mrs. S. D. Martin and daughter, of Galesburg, Ill., will leave Satur- day in autos for the Yellowstone Na- tional park. Owmo Mr. and Mrs, Leigh Townsend will leave in their car Sunday morning for Yelolwstone National park. omo Romanoff vs. Plestina at the Iris tonight, 8:30 p. m. Omo . Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Kimball, Jr., Miss Grace Grieve and Miss Christine Grieve will make up a party that will ligase early Sunday morning for the Yellowstone park, making the trip AOOSTS SUBSCRIPTION The Boston Transcript, one of the| oldest and most widely known papers|for a guest, in the country, has served notice to all its subscribers that it will raise | all subscription rates to subscribers commencing August 8 because of the increased rate of postage the gov- ernment has ordained to go into effect. The course adopted by the Tran- script is one which will have to be adopted by all newspapers soon. The publishers of the country’s newspap- in automobiles. Oo mo Romanoff vs. Plestina at the Iris tonight, 8:30 p. m. Oo mo Mr. and Mrs. C, H. Townsend have Miss Nadine Robinson of Cheyenne. omo Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Bowen of Springfield, Mo., are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Woods of the Bragg apartment. Mrs. Bow- jen is Mrs. Woods’ sister. omo Remember the Mothers’ league lawn social at Mrs. John McGrath’s |residence ,126 North Wolcott street, ers have cut their costs and profits|tonight for benefit of the canteen until there is such a small margin be-|fund. The Mothers’ league is doing tween income and outgo that the ad-|splendid work ‘in cheering the boys ditional expense demanded by the as they start on their journey across new postal rules must be borne en-|the sea and everybody should attend tirely by the subscriber for were the’ | and help swell the canteen fund that publisher to attempt to pay this add-|is to be used in such a noble cause ed increment he would find his books | Remember it is tonight. balancing on the wrong side at the| EDGR RE end of the month. | MAYORCAMPLIN TO VISIT CITY | AGAIN TONIGHT a | After this date, Dr. Myers will be Hon. M. B. Camplin, candidate for |located in suite 200-201, O. S. build- the Republican nomination for goy-|ing, instead of the former location ernor of Wyoming, will arrive in Cas-|in the Wood building. 8-1-6t per this evening to spend a few days RUGS RUGS RUGS visiting with friends and political ad- visers in the interest of his candi- dacy. Mr, Camplin is making a tour of the state by auto, and is just We are now prepared ta clean all kinds of Rugs and Carpets. Dry Cleaning of all kinds is our business. completing his swing around the circle, arriving in Casper from Buf- CASPER DRY CLEANING falo and other points in the north-| eastern part of the state. Phone 255 J The Boston Fair association horse show, which was originally scheduled |for the week of Aug. 22, has been postponed until September in order not to conflict with the Grand Cir- cuit race meeting at Louisville. > NOTICE! Mr. Camplin has made an excell- ent record as mayor of Sheridan, and has for many years been active in public life. No public meeting has as yet been arranged in his honor, but it is probable that the time will be spent in persona} calls among the, electorate and talks at the theatres. | —_ a . . . . SISSSSSS SSS SSIS SSS MLL: THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUN The advance seat s ale indicates that the great match at the Ne w Iris tonight will re- ceive the solid support of the sporting fra- ternity of Casper. Pies best man in™the world. a says he is the Roumanoff says The match will decide the question and the e vent promises to be one of the biggest e ver staged here. chances are even. | g—_—$______——_"—-0 } —— | At the Midwest CHEYENNE. Wyo., Aug. 7 in. } caused by the firing of a bullet into his own brain, Walter s. Raley, llison, City; W. A e and wife, | Fort Collins; H. T. Davis, St. Louis; James J.) Voves, Denver; W. R. Hut-|member of I troop, 312th cava |chinson, Sioux City; B. W. Baker, | stationed at Fort Russell, died a: | Worland; Gray Richardson and wife, ‘fort hospital at 7:15 last =p Salt Creek; Mrs. F. Tornblown, eo Raley, who was 34 years jer; E. E. Fuller, Salt Creek; J. C.\ and known. thraotit! séctions ‘Freeman, Thermopolis Gustav E. West as “Blackie” |Lundgren, Alliance; William Simon, hicago; Mrs. W. H. Trygstead, Bil- lings; Albert W. Hayes, F. jing, C. B. & Q.; B. B. Brownlee, Douglas; William T. Simpson, Cody; try, the of age of ¢] Raley, a om ,puncher, enlisted in the service at Denver some time ago. Domestic troubles are held responsible for his action. \J. H. Seekins, Chicago; J. G. Sell, WELL-KNOWN TEACHER OF | Denver; N. C. ott, Sal k. re a Be laa WHEATLAND IS CLAIMED Mrs. C. E, McComb, Ranch; T. J. Jayerl, Chicago; Ben Schnigler, Trin- idad; H. T. Smith and wife, J. B. Henderson and wife, Cozad, Neb.; H. WHEATLAND, Wyo., Aug. 1 H. K. Wolfe, of Lincoln, Neb., broth. er of W. W. Wolfe, prominent farm. . Hickock, Denver; Mrs. L. Mary,/er of this community, died suddenly rs. Jane Nutler, Mrs, H. K. Franze,/last night. |He was about 60 years Manville; S. Rubel and son, Chieago;|of age and for 28 years has been John S; McDonald, Wichita; D, E.|an instructor in the University of Peterson, Omaha; F. J. Farchild,|Nebraska at Lincoln. With his wite Denver; W. E. Lesis, St. Louis; A. H.|and two small children he drove to Crow, Denver; L. L. Lee, C. A. Lee,! Wheatland a, few days ago. The Fort Morgan; B. H. Aneniers, Geo. | deceased has'a married daughter jn W. Harrs, Dr. W. E. Downie, Mr. and | Lexington, Ky. , Mrs. E. E. Quinn, Mrs. Jake Hagen- son, Thermopolis; C. N. Smith, Lin-| The telephone company of Santa coln; E. p. Dennison and wife, St.|Monica, Cal., is probably the only Louis; Louis Cook, city; A. §S.|one in the country which employs Thompson, Big Muddy; a woman lineman. hahahet dl Now is the Time to Buy a Buick Car We have 14 five-passenger Buick Cars on the road, and they will arrive in a few days. = | Order your car now and protect your- self on deliveries. Casper Motor Company . ‘Exide’ ServiceStation Buicks Marmons The Nicolaysen Lumber Co. EVERYTHING IN. BUILDING MATERIAL RIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY FARM MACHINERY — GAS ENGINES WAGONS COAL Phone 62. Office and Yard, First and Center. ‘ - Announcement — wl > This is to notify my friends and the public at large in Natrona County that I will be a can- didate before the primaries on the 20th day of August, 1918, for the nomination for Sheriff of Natrona County, on the Republican ticket, having complied with the laws and sig- nified my intention by filing nominating pe- tition. JESSE A. SHEFFNER. Blakey & Company | O. S. Building | RUMI Second Floor now tN 4 PAH Final Clearance Sale All Summer Ready-to-Wear, including Silk and Gingham Dresses, Silk and Wash Skirts, Silk and Wool Suits, Silk and Wool Sweaters—all of these goods we are going to close out regardless of the cost. These are real bargains. Wash Skirts now. . .$3.00 and $4.00 Gingham Dresses now ... .., 910 BLAKEY & CO. Sweaters AVA Waists $5.75 New Fall Styles in Geor- gette Waists, beautiful assortment. Our price $5.75 _ Serge Dresses New Fall Dresses in all- $10 wool serge. Priced at $16.50 to $25.00. FALL SUITS We are now showing some exclisive styles in Fall and Winter Suits. 0: S. Bldg. 2nd Floor c AZ mE AE ES TEN TT