Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 30, 1918, Page 8

' -O' one of the best known sheep men in | j this part of the country and made the| | JOX NEEDED BY (Mr. and 6 |the parents of a baby daughter, born} fete feginismce or at 4 o’clock this morning at the Wyo- 4 <The firemen were called to the ming General Hospital. * <& * Golden Rule Store agai" this morn- ing for the second time in about two | few guests Thursday afternoon at a gladden the home of Mr. and Mrs, H.|P&Per shute which conveys rubbish) roses and was set for seven. from the upper floors to the incine-| puests included Dr. rator in the basement that allowed) ic, Eckenrede, Miss Gladys Ford,} | paper to accomays > near the fuenace | Clifford Michelson, and Charles) ‘i seems to be the cause 0: e fires. | Creech. | Odd Fellows Hall etd Tr0leloGc Mon: chemical engine both responded to the; weigerhold Luncheon First 3 ; call, it was only necessary to use the/ so iet Event For Wee! day morning. All members please chetaical to extinguish tie biaxe“Thel a” oe R. Walters of this city. €. 7 Ete Must Finish Large Consignment | NOTICE TO ODDFELLOWS Before First of the Year to | Meet Quota, Is Edict to Local Workers —— | take notice. A. T. PHILLIPS, Ba c Mrs. James. G. Weiderhold of Na- Abandoning all other work rooms | 11-30-1t i first fire at the same place happened trons avenue entertained a number) except the Eastern Star rooms, the Sitka dae | the day before the new truck arrived | o¢ guests today at a 1:30 o’clock lun-| Red Cross sewing z knitting will} and as the old truck was out of com-| cheon in honor of Mrs. J. B. Green- now be concentrated in the Mullin] , Corporal John Tripeny returned to-| mission the new machine was used) ough of Lander, and Mrs. Allan Tyler Club as headquarters, under the su-|4@¥ from Camp Lewis to spend a 20-| for the first time. of Chicago, who are guests at the pervision of M L. C. Welch as | 4ay furlough with his family. Cor-| ~h ee tap home of Mrs. Peter C. Nicolaysen. | chairman of the military committee | P°Ta! Tripeny says that he is glad that rap! rd Mrs. Neil ‘Tyler, of Shoshoni, was | and of the knitting. o more gauze|he had the oportunity to train at | Lace! musiciew ne jalso among the out-of-town guests. | or surgical supplies be made and | Camp Lewis, but he is glad, too, to be Sat — Heaut 1 by ils of Prof, Tables of bridge were in play during| the time and efforts will be concen-|%€ back in Casper. He rather expects |p O01 ST undhore was omen this af,| the afternoon. trated upon sewing and knitting for|?0 be mustered out of service by the | Rudolph Lundberg was given this A eae ee | ; ¢ i ; ; ene ernoon at the studio in the Smith- | Red Cross relief work and to Supply| first of January. During his training | 7o"°°' building when the following, P- E. 0. Chapter the army needs. Hospital garments| *t Camp Lewis hg gained some fifteen| cians took part: Pianists, Miss Resumes Meetings | oa eal relief articles will pail eounce: Violette Burkett and Miss Lucile} Chapter G, P. E. O., has resumed Bn eee Oe | ‘Bishop; vocalists, Mrs. James W.’ the bi-monthly meetings after a vaca- x nitting will be done at the rooms Burns, and the Misses Daisy Morti- tion made necessary by the enforce- | uesday and Thurs ‘: mer, Lena Greem, Kathryn Mahoney, mtnt of the quarantine restrictions, from 1 until 5 o’cloc ith Mrs.|held yesterday at the home of Mrs.| and’Eileen Sullivan. Mrs. Bert MeCarthy being the hostess } John McFadden in charge while Mrs. | “hris Wagner by the members of the — 2 * for this afternoon’s gathering. Miss! J. Jennings will be the instructor.| W. C. T. U. Ever-Ready Razors at Holmes. Sue Mahoney read an interesting pa Yarn is now to be had for the mak-| aa aeN per today on “Our Boys Over There. Last Saturday the Chapter met at, * * © A jubilee meeting to celebrate the afternoons! Prohibition victory in Wyoming was ing of 25 sweaters and 225 S. A. Lane, the well known oil man, | i S socks, all of which must be finished| sold his beautiful home to Thomas B.|_2°™e cooking st The Harvey. 21-tf by January 1 or Casper will fall be-|Hae™ey of the Midwest Refining Co. hind on its quota. | The sale was consummated Monday These knitted articles must be in| 1nd See Ben was the man to make! by January 1 in order that they may | the exchange. be sent to the soldiers so that they | have the of them while the} weather demands the use of heavy | soc and sweaters. Casper knitters to * * * Néw entertainers have arrived at the Henning hotel for the season and It is up to the| are alre: pleasing their hearers rain respond to| with excellent music and entertain- the cali, and to ure the yarn anc | me They call themselves the Chi- make the supplies. The boys need| cago Trio which consists of. Otto H. the supplies that the Casper women! Krause, cellist, Dorothy Berrum, Nor- can make and all knitters are urped | weigia" violinist, and Frankie Francis, to get busy on this allotment cf} pianist. “Holmes to Homes” NOW SHOWING NEW ARRIVALS IN FINE CHINA, CUT GLASS, COMMUNITY SILVER, THERMOS SETS, ELEC- the home o | the re; gular year book study was up. |“ Mrs. S. K. Loy took her hearers to Sible. ‘the great out-of-doors for tke after- noon’s lessons, talking on “Some In- The) Wilder, Mrs. E. P. Bacon, and Mrs. Elizabeth Geis,|'S. K. Loy. Many books belonging to the Na- |trona County Library that should be |returned, are still out. Mrs. Sarah|Camp Lewis where he went some time | 206 es - - IRIS THEA MATINEE 2:30 and 4 p. m. Rest Ventilated Theater in the State Select Pictures ALICE BRADY, in “Woman and Wife” From “Jane Eyre” by Charlotte Bronte ¢ Mrs. Fred Moore when} Place, Tib morings or Sundays. 8 & Virgil TODAY. Presents Directed by Edward Jose Dance at the Temple Tonight rarian, is anxious to have, these books returned as soon’ as pos- During the time that the quar- )antine for influenza closed the library ma"™y people had books at home but | teresting Phases of Plant Physiology.” have neglected to return them. The Mr. and Mrs. Borden Coulter of | Light refreshments were served after 419 Natrona avenue, entertained a/the lesson. Those present last Saturday were | An eight-pound son arrived today) Weeks, to extipguish a blaze in the Thanksgiving dinner. ‘The table was! Mrs. H. B. Durham, Miss Mae Win-/2re. ke ‘ Re at the Casper Private Hospital to| basement of the building. A waste| decorated -with American Beauty’ ter, Mrs. Fred Moore, Mrs. George The library is open from 2-until 5 —- | | tain” Lanning to enter the library has been open for two weeks and a fine of five cents a day is as- sessable for every day that the books _ kept beyond the allotted time. o’clock in the afternoon, and from 7 until 9 in the evening, but is not open Slliott has returned from TR 7:00, 8:15 and 9:30 SATURDAY, NOV. 20, 1918 ago as one of the followers + service, but owing to the ir; 5 of the proceeding jt before the boys could t into the army. Elliott is r as a member of the Casp partment. Oe ars Miss Marion Carsley left for her home in Chicago will make an extended visit tives. & —__»_ Good, warm overcoats ¢ to $7. Exchange Furi . Third St. SUT thy The Hous e of Quality Pictures Seiect Pictures work. | Workers at the Red Cross rooms} will wear the white aprons as fori.- erly and will be rewarded with the|* Red Cross insignia. to wear on the head dress after a certain amount of finished work is turned into the in- spector. The blue veil may alsu 5 worn by taking up the course of w-rk prescribed. Mrs. John F. Leeper will be su-| perintendent of the garment work | and will have an efficient corps of | instructors and assistants who wil! have charge of the work during the five days that the rooms are open each week. | Monday the rooms will be in charge of Mrs. M. C. Clarkson whe will be assisted by Mrs. Ralph Otis Mrs. Arthur Kyte and Mrs. A. H. Burke. Mrs. John Beal will instruct Tuesday, assisted by Mrs. James.W. Burns and Mrs. W. H. Leavitt.’ The rooms will be in charge of Mrs. H. V. Millstead, assisted by Mrs. John Bowers on ‘Wednesday; Mrs. Roy Sample and Mrs. W. H. Kleber wil have Thursday, with Mrs. M. A. Wig gins, Mrs. J. F. Heagney and Mrs. M. J. Foley at the rooms Friday. The workrooms will not be open Sat- urday nor during the week day mornings Under the cenreful and efficient supervision of Mrs. L. C. Welch, whc has systematized the work and whe has secured a corps of willing and competent workers to assist and look after every day’s work, the quan- tity and quality of work to be done is expected to overstep the high standard of work done heretofcre. The women of Casper should not think that Red Cross work will no longer be important and necessary for there is plenty of relief and gar- ment work, as well as knitting, to be| 2ecomplished in as short time a& pos- le. Half a day each week at the work rooms will help a great deal and there are few housewives who cannot spare at least thi nount of time to Red Cross. oo HERMAN SHRADER FALIS VICTIM TO INFLUENZA ' Funeral services for Herman Shra- |} der were held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the East Second street chapel, the services being conducted by the Rev. W. L.' French, pastor of the Gantz Memorial M. E. church. In- terment was made in the Casper cem- etery. Mr. Shrader was 30 years of age and died yesterday at his home near Alcova after a short illness of Span- ish influenza. He is survived by his mother, one brother and a sister. WILLIAM BURNS DEAD William Burns died today and was taken to the East Second streeti chapél to be prepared for burial. No funeral arrangements have been made as yet but the body will prob- ably he taken to Bozeman for in- terment. AS. A anes TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Pine and Cunningham streets; J. HH. Gockel, pastor. hug Sunday school at 9:30. The Christ- mas program is being practised. | Tomorrow, the first Sunday of the Advent season ,the pastor will base his sermon on the text, Matt. 21:1-9, “How Comforting That the Lord| : r Pi . (i other Jesus Still Comes to Us!" This ser- ent time. “You'll enjoy them. They Purses are here; made of fine / 4, one side plain, cm vice begins at 10:30. » AR SAVINGS STAMPS Priced at $1.75 Joy ‘ Moire or leather at most any Plaid combinations. 4 In the evening service, which be- BUY W. é and up make cold floors seem warm.” price one cares to pay. Priced at $10.00 and up gins at 7:30, the first Messianic pro- phecy, Gen. 3:15, will be discussed. CHRISTIAN SCi Sunday 11 o’cloc! hall, Subject: “Ancient and Modern | Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and | Hypnotism, Denounced. | CST a. Mr. Krause formerly played vith the Minneapolis orchestra. "8 2 Mrs. W. D. Waltman has returned to her home on South Center street after spending the past two months in Denver. Mrs. Waltman was very ill with influenza while in Denver, but has fully recovered. 25 Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Brydon who have been in Casper since last May attending to their sheep and oil inter- asts, left Tuesday for their home in Omaha in order to be there for Thanksgiving. “Scotty” Brydon is, AND PIECES. TRIC GRILLS, TOASTERS, ELECTRIC IRONS, IVORY SETS Holmes Hardware Co, Casper, Wyo.—Phone 601 Tomorrow, Sunday “THE DANGER MARK” settles the question. “Can ELSIE FERGUSON, in the power of love overcome the force of heredity 2” “Th D * ; ‘ 99 that you'll be thoroughly delighted at this photoplay of the ar woman who conquered a passion that had been handed : down to her by generations. y _ An Artcraft Picture Robert W. 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