Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 28, 1918, Page 3

SATURDAY, DEC. 28, 1918 THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE oi Ss Fage Three _ SATURD AU EUee0 L018 eee se oeeaes ociely Events’ JE YOUR MONEY CASPER STORAGE ©O (| TA AYT | ticket at The Harv ey. | Storage, Hides, Pelts, Wool Furs. ; r } Reasonable, Reliable, Responsible ARYL it. t 1 AGA oo 2, > oe, ? 5. POSTOFFGE t Rock Springs i # o, a ° % 0% EL KS SPRING CROW NING EVEN T Greeley, Colo., Safe Looted by Se | i eee oe wae Five GANTZ MEMORIAL METHODIST creased Faith.” The morning music Se *? umployes Work in Same Opposite Public Lik y will include Woodward's anthem, && &e | OF SOCIAL SEA SON IN DEBUT TO ‘ Building Walter L. French, Pastor. “The nt Morn Hath % a | ] : Sunday School at 10 o'clock. Awa solo, “God Shall Wipe .3 ' CASPERWITH DANCE ND SUPPER! 2. =. | Sty Sete era ocok | a aero Wiehe + | oes in tie Greele postoffice ject, “Forgetting the Things that are Bretschr In the evening the 4 ; + e famous ball of Brussels could Complimentary Tickets ed of $61,000 + . Behind.” ait he choir wi evin’s oh 1 eae - We have several cars Rock Springs Coal % * sible have radiated a more ani- For Mothers’ League stamps, Liberty MASA oteracbat ed See ak Chace reas Meike Wrintep astra Se = H S = es | spirit than that manifested I: Gortalimentaxe te kes for the ba stamps betwe faye Ever W Soul? scence aaa ae Nib Sl. ~ on hand. Fill your coal bin with this good 3 ght at the “coming out party”, of quet to be given by the ‘Mothe lock last night unknown Eh Ls 2 Fe tae otsenawh Ghimead! cr z Casper Elks Lodge No. 1353 in the NEG Ree atte aie THe: robbery waa aatlai . m. Sub- aay i ena Christmas Chimes,” y Coal. ~ Masonic Temple, nor could the con- west hotel, will be issued to members covered until netime ‘afterward, |Ject. “H ce OE cra mene ad ae atmosphere of good fellowship) of the Mothers and their husband despite. the fact that five men were , T° all of these sé Lae See SS Sail E < oe f Carlton’s in London, Dexter’s in well as to t hiiGailora's at work in the postoffice at the time, |‘ Cordially invited and every one wi CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 3 a> Keith Lumber Co. : . e welcc e > ’ Ww OC New York; or Maxie'a"in Paris havelacs to he hono, at hatha Tit Auinicre all the earmarks »@ welcomed. Dec. 29th, Odd Fellow’s hall, 11:00 PS BS een more pronounced than was evi- pt the banquet e to follo of having committe per pay ae a. m. Subject: Chris nce os enced throughout@the spacious din- ‘4 large atter aiwtantioinatcd and jsons fainiliar, withthe ar- TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH cae jae tee Sea: “8 ne ee i f 1 anticipated anc ; : gham Streets, J. Sunday school 10 o'clock. Wed- on 53 ng room, grill and foyer of the Mid- the affair will undoubtedly be most rangement of the buildir the Pine and Cunningham Streets, Grae varie et 2. oe vest hotel early this morning when puc ful. Tt will ben ; for routine manner of conducting the I pastor. eam Aes aan *, REISS Ln aX Mateos : é x 1 | ated > ° liners gathered about the fes- poldi ° who wish to ss of the * meen Dee AEs Our Wantads are powerful pullers. Paiotitioain eo dioeie io aie tio aie ero aio terse eee saree ie sie ees hah os tal board where a seven-course sup- f. xtra ticket Of the $61,000 5 loot taken, Morning: SErY at MY ——— per awaited their indulgence f course, be! $44,300 is in v vings stamps 2nd theme of sermon will be The Elks’ “blow out” was the romplimentary lication of the E senemtin crowning social event of the ar Mother I hould fact it was really the*only event aade as soon as possible by tho that society has indulged in other bxpect to attend so th the war-work activit' Curbed can be made over 18 months by restrictions and ‘vill attend. patriotic reasons from almost al wing the f $5 denomination 10,000 was in Luke 2, 15-20: “ bonds and $6,700 The thieves did r was in cur- Christr Even service In this 1, 1-7 will at t Galatians, take z the fe, nor be discussed. he thousands. All are cordially invited to attend iquet Dr. ( Ww f worth of sta these services nat an estimat as to the number that for of social frivolity, Casper E!k and Mr vard S. Grant Not one of the five at work ee Te rs and their friends welcomed ave charge of the eve ’s en- in tht office at the t including FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH vent last night with a gracious *ertainr the Odd F »ws hall., Deputy Postmaster J Harbottle, Linden and Beach spirit Dane w be intersperced with observed anyone in the building who R. H. Moorman, Pastor The dance was. impressive, not Musical numbers and other forms of 1 no authority to be t ithe nday school, 10 a. m., W. E. by virtue of the beautifuj ¢ntertainment. id the time of the robbery or superinter a.m Su r One’s Step- of the ladies, conventional x master oO ——-o ress of the men, but also to the | IS To kees and it is interesting to note here, g—————-————_ nt reek S at practically every branch of the the entire ‘office in dark was ten minutes before the employes “B Y J., 6:30 Men’s Fellowship c 6:30 p.m Mrs. Stowe » has been vis > rhts yone |S ect Y orld’, , both sea and land, was rep- M?s. B. M. Stowe, BASABESDGYL the lights had gone Subject, a World emed | ne th daughter, ; estigation being started | P. League of } S Mrs. C. W. this after- when i permeated with a martial air, young Sub- lieutenants, proud of their bars and es, rubbed shoulders with the ute, each of whom had the equa! respect of the civilian. s observed that the elec- Evennig service trie lights in other buildings near the ject, “Our New Y visit home folks for several weeks postoffice were still on. A welcome to all. accompanied Mrs. Thoma Thomas, Jr., home from °HENQWETH FUNERAL TO FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ne ago. slaware n rt Streets A nine-piece jazz orchestra kept BE HELD HERE SUNDAY Toten 1 pore a ae , the dances going at a lively rate and : The faveral's rae ae - een dances ‘refreshments were _ Lieutenar r ; in the ante-room. The ; , purple and white, predon i 4 din the scheme of decoration Where he won his thruout the hall and were set off with | by hard wor! ge streamers with the spreading ¢ot his : tlers and head of the Elk, insignia ‘rom the s the order. noon for Cambridge Springs, q < the pastor 1h 1 ch on Chri held from the Sh unday afternoon at Rev. Walter H. Bradley avieally « ones speak or on for tk the evening a f the strenuous t ll be chapel Graham Brothers Truck-Buiider—unm: akably sound in principle, rugged in truck-construction, equipped with Torbensen internal-gear-drive. ol of fire vife of the deceased, who was to the tragedy uring the supper, vaudeville enter-. Patsy Carr, Jr, son of Patsy Carr, ! erious condition from nervous ers, secured from the Pantages of this city, at the family ation and will be unable to at- cuit, kept theemotions high and|home during the holidays. Young *@2d the services. The pallbearers hing that suggested laxity of in-|carr is a student !n Culver Military Will be selected later from among the t was soon swept away by the) Academy in Indiana. ssoclites of the deceased. It brings all the proven characteristics and long service-life of a well-built truck. *s Dancing in the hotel foyer —— Dodge Brothers power plant—reliable, econo: . a majority of the crowd un- Mr. and Mrs of Pow Holic cal, po werful. wee small hours, while others! der River, ver to- to attend 'S PLACE NANKING ned to their homes. The success of this affair is of course due to the unstinted co-ope tion of the membership of the lodge, h has had such a popular growth nstallation here, and to the |. s of the entertainment committe tomposed of L. F. McMahon, ch: , Clarence West, Q. K. Deaver,) 4 Lummis and V. Stanley. * * 8 Tt has a fine record of very low hauling costs wherever any bu Cobb Street Nood and all Dishes our Specialty s has adooted it. ill return to r spending the Mr. and Mrs. at their home. The truck complete, inciuding cab and choice cf many bedy sty bought at ar , Operated and naintained at a cost unusually low. Coliseum Garage SRE ANY reaso 1 who would not beyond their strength in any other manner continue to test to overcapacity their eyes. After their eyesight begins to fail they continue to strain it. Here you will ble, long - lived, ind 2 in th Music and E New Orleans Syncopated Pazzie Jazz Band G. Winter of iture and Under! he this morning f Musicale at St. Anthony’s where he visited his Complimentary to Members. ily for a few di find complete entific ex- Monday evening, December 30th bah 25 33 P F : amination, correct prescrip- Professor Rudolph Lundberg Neal 1 left this morning for Gonand wislgh restoration ed by a numberof his pupils will give Shoshoni after visiting at the Nicolay- at such a moderate “tgire re gure fa musicale, complimentary to the/|sen home for a few days. Mr r INSTITUTE os SRN re ance NN a a aes eS that a must not longer } members of St. Anthony's parish, the an Avery, will stay| Cor, Eighteenth and Curtis Sts. continual die’ deneseotel de. Telephone 724 Casper, Wyo. 127 E. Linden St. + sicule to be given in the Mullin in New rs Day DENVER, COLO. H at eight o'clock. : ee : LIQUOR AND DRUG ADDICTIONS ‘ose who will take part in the| The funeral of Lawrence Nina! cured by a scientific course of medi. Burnett-Hynes Op. Co. cule are young ladies who are Ficcero was-held this afternoon at cation, The only place in Colorado Ground Floor, Midwest Hotel members of St. Anthony’s church, and 30 o’clock from the Grant street vhere the Genuine Keelev Remedies mi it is given for the members chapel and inte was 1 ir it parish, others will be welcome. the Casper cemet The John . : following. names will appear on|H. Mullin officiated. Gee rie IT’S NOT YOUR HEART; (GRAHAM “Beas ; program: The Misses Kathryn | cero of Ely, Nev., a brother of the ( Mahoney, Anna Trevett, Ruth Adams, | deceased, attended the services, Ss YO § Eileen Sullivan, Violette Burkett and —_ = IT Y UR KIDNEY Mrs. G. J. Bain. - Guests of Queen Alexandra, visi The program includes: ing Marlborough House for Vocal Duet: “Tis With Love’, time, 2 (from “Jack and the Bean. “treasure ')—-Kathryn Mahoney and Anna the great ar tt. ; i other works of art preser ino Solo: “Valse, D flat, Chopin time to time to the late King I h Adams. Vi. The value of the > Solo: “Laddie In Khaki,”| this room has been roughly lo—Mrs. G. J. Blain. ed at $10,000,000. al Solo: “Il Bacio (The Kiss),” no Solo: Impromptu, Godard a 7 JE BIAMON SPI te Burket ESS al Solos: d Be With Our Tonight,” Sanderson. “Two ns,” Newcomb. “Three Roses,” “Sons of Liberty,” Gay—Ru- Lundberg. ‘ cal Solo: “The Songs My Moth- fr sed to Sing,” Smith—Kathryn ney Vecal Solo: “A Prayer Perfect,” on, and “I Wonder If Ever The Rose,” Slater—Ruth Adams Vocal Solo: Light of My Light, For- er," Wilson—Anna Trevett. 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