Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 5, 1919, Page 3

| CITY NEWS” | < A. E. Biglin is in Riverton for a few days. & * * Leigh Townsend morning from a business trip Cheyenne. returned thi: tc * * 8 M. C. Crouch, manager of the Con tinental Supply Company, is in Chey. enne. “* © Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marquis, wh< have been spending a few days ir town, motored back to Arminto to day. *. * * Carl Wever is in Cheyenne. * oe « Ed Rough and Dent Davis of Den- ver are in town. + * * Charles West of Rock River is in “asper. * # & Clay ©. Coffey of Lander ‘is iz Casper for a few days. * * & O. H. Montgomery of St. Louis i: a Casper visitor, * * 6 David F. Donaldsen of Antioch Nebraska, is a Casper visitor. “* « Ww. Casper. Calvert of Denver is ir eee eta! Casper Churches FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Linden and Beect:3 Sunday schooi begins promptly at 10 o'clock. Morning preaching service at 11 Pastor’s subject “The Call of the New Crusade.” Observance of the Lord’s Supper at the close of the morning service. Juniors and Sunbeama at 2:30. B. Y. P. U. at 7 o'clock. Evening service 8 o'clock. Subject of the evening sermon “The Making of a Christian.” Special evangelistic services will bd held at this church for the next two weeks at least. Preaching every evening except Saturday. The pas- tor will do the preaching. All are vited. R. H. Moorman, Pastor. met o'clock. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Delaware and Durbin Streets. Walter H. Bradley, Minister. Tomorrow at 11 the pastor will peak on “Fellowship With Cirist’’ in connection with the reception of members and the regular quarterly smmunion service. In the evening theme will be “Called to be nints.”” In the morning the choir will siny Rockwell's “Blessed Be the Lord God and in the evening, “Again Evening Shadow Falls” (Berwald). In the morning M J. N. Burns wil! Mac Dougall’s “Jesus, Lover of y Soul,” and in the evening Mrs. Rh. B. Hunter will sing “Some Sweet ay" (Speaks.) CHRISTIAN SCIENCE nday services at 11 o'clock, I. 0. hall. Subject: “Unreali school at 9:45 a. m. Ay evening meeting at 7 eryone is welcome. ST. MARK’S CHURCH Ry. Philip K. Edwards, Rector. y communion at 8 a. m. y school at 9:45 a, m. oly communion and sermon ai li a.m. esper service and sermon Sune at 5 TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Pine and Cunningham Sts. J. H. Gockel, Pastor. Sunday school commences at 9: The school is growing, but there i ‘ill toom for more. The morning service at begins The pastor will base h ‘non on the text John 17, 1-8: “F er, Glorify Thy Son.” In the evening at 7:80 the fifth Lenten service will be held. Text and theme: Matt. 27, 16-22: “Jesus and ‘he Murderer Barabbas.”” ¢./ome and hear what Jesus, your “Avior, has done for you too. 0. er- sth- GANTz MEMORIAL METHODIST. Second and Durbin. Walter L. French, Mixist<r. _ Hereafter the Sunday school hou will open at 9:45 o'clock. Everybod note the change, It takes effect tc morrow, it “verage attendance of the Sun- ben i ol for the past quarter hag Mann January, 235; February, 266; wareh, just even 800, ‘The lowest higher on, February 2, and the anes Was 823 on March 23. menace theme for tomorrow Wea vill be “The Will of God in “Dh % =H nd at night it will b< Mr Message of the Cross.” George W. Ferguson will lead a orth League, Subject; “Our The eet Trusting.” m 3 Ng Services wiil begin one falt hour later than Heit tatepe Straneey. 284 church at 8. aeohcen and visitors are aiways te Al these servicts, if you ave no chu Pmorrow, rch home in Casper come foung Peoples Good Times club Dance Well Attended The last dance of the Young Peo- les Good Times club proved to be a There was a arge crowd and excellent punch was served. The Iris orchestra furnished nost enjoyable affair. che music. < * * Dinner, Diamonds, Roses A Wedding To Be J. W. (Billy) Johnson, Henning to a few of his gave a virthday dinner last evening at the intimate DAHLIA IS MAKING FRIENDS Once Humble Flower Rapidly Being Brought to High Position by the Master Florists. The chrysanthemum Is not to have everything its own way in the world of flowers. No doubt the chrysanthemum show get more of the limelight of publicity than a dahlia show, but the gorgeous blossom that was onc “the prim old maid of the flowe: is having its “shows” or exi just the and the reports have it that they are attended by large crowds. The dahlia show has become a regular thing in many cities and it is id that there are persons who can work up quite as much enthusiasm for the «: Na as for the “mum.” The dal from a very simple and home-lovin: flower, has become somewhat of 1 sc- clul pet. It was not many years ago that the dahlia bloomed in the yards of small homes. Sometimes it grew in the front yard nnd sometimes in the back 3 if ae Ager he Gulia was served It might be remarked he! fae ae pe acu ne oe arty” “yard,” especially the “front yard, a ee coe hase oatinen| has disappeared. Nobody now bas vhich it is believed will be treasured »y “Billy” thruout his life. “‘Billy’s” ronfusion and Miss Barkly’s blushes lid not prevent his rising to the mo- nent, and though he made no speech} ie produced a handsome solitaire and | dlaced it on the third finger of her | was the engage- ‘eft hand. Thus nent consummated. After the presentation dancing was ¢njoyed in the beautifully decorated | until a late hour by lining room hose present, who were: front yard. Nobody who is anywh thing about the hous real estate which we used to call the front yard become the “awn.” Well, formerly the dahtia grew o: in the yards of humble homes. It 1 not broken into what is called ciety.”. Fashionable “grounds” hot think of admittin hy flow world as am | not belong to their Oy “s0- could re dahlia, It did But the me of this flower and the high state of ¢ Messrs. Harry Manbeck, — Leigh) ture which it lias attained under fownsend, A. E. Thompson, Warren! guidance and tuition of master florists Bailey, Elmer Johnson, George jus forced the proudest dens t Wheeler, William Morris, E. S. open their gates or Jet down their Morris, Leigh McGrath, F. M. Brown’ fences, The di now holds up its larry McCracken, R. A. Jones, Roy. state! t lusive set Spurlock and George Campbell. of tuberoses, gladiolus, ations and e Schafer, Irma Patton, jmith and Lena S * 3 Mrs. Carl Shumaker Entertains Today Mrs. Carl Shumaker entertained at 1 bridge luncheon today. This is che first of a series which Mrs. Shu- naker expects to give. IAMY OF INOCULATION WRITES DEWEY JONES, NOW AT TRIER, GERMANY The following letter from Dewey Tones to his mother, Mrs. Sam F. Service, gives expression, apparently, to the feeling of every man who is in the service on the other sid “Trier, Germany, . “March 14, 1919. “Dearest Mother: “Am in the army of inoculation now, as well as occupation. It is a sudden reminder of suffering rookie ith. * nia Neer, Sue Mahoney, Edna Harry Manbeck, Leigh the | E. Thompson and Misses Margaret Katharine Rowe, Katharine “SUB RCSA” IMPLIES SECRECY Term Had Its Origin Long Ago in a Plot Which Involved Exi: of Sparta. The origin of the phrase sub rosa, “under the rose,” impli had Its ¢ in in the y which time Pause 8, the commander of the confederate fleet of the Spar- tans und Atheni was er doin intrigues with Nerxes for the J gation of Gre to the Persian rule, and for the hand of the monarch’ daughter in m: ge. The negotia- tions were ci 1 on in a building attached to the temple of Minerva, called the Brazen house, the roof of | which w: den forming a bower so that the plot, which ¥ with the utmost secre conducted was literally matured under the r counselors of state, give them a secret five in number, opportunity to r from the lips of Vausanias the newledgment of his. tr ‘on. To arrest, he fled to the temple ' 1, und us the sapctity of the lice forbade fed up the lie of st people ifice so that he mig The Welcome Guest. Is scarcely anyone who does wish to be a welcome guest, yet The not igonies. Our outfit is being inocu- lated again. What’s more, we are! three shots in one, which very good. I'll plainly was the first one in the bunch to get shot and from ‘the we y my arm feels am going to be the to get over it. “The squadron was honored yes- terday by an inspection from Com- mand General John J. Perzhi in a short talk he thanked the ai service for what they had done to win the dmitting that they had searcely anything to do with, handi- capped from the start, but doing bril- liant work and achieving’ wonderful results. “Haven't had any mail at all so far this week. Same old stuff. Every- body thinks I'm on my way ‘home and can’t seem to realize that I am n the army of no occupation. I ‘an’t see any use of my being here nother, as long as nobody knows where Iam. Which certainly seems to be the e. I see in the papers that the 42nd ainbow Division) is leaving for the States shortly. They came over ibout two we before us. They are eaving from Antwerp, Belgium. Hope we get to go that way. If they don’t forget us altogether, “With love, DEWEY. — the the al salary of speaker h house of commons is me of $25,000 a ye together with the use of a mag nt residence in the Palace of Westminster. But, 1s n motter of fact, everything need. ad for the maintaining of his house- ‘old is provided free by the govern- rent. Light, heat, furniture. carri- aca herees, motor cars, all these re his prerequisites, while game is ont to him from Sandrigham and Windsor wine from the roval cellars, and yearly gifts from the ancient ruilds of the City of London. Whea The nomi of the Brit tom to give him a peerage and a life oension of $20.000 a year. The belief cxists that a fish cannot live out of \water, but there are known ‘so be several species which can travel overland for mile For ce, ‘ertain fish of the South American tropics leive the small ponds they | have lived in to seck larger and cooler ~tretches of water father afield when | ‘he sun threetens to dry up their late habitations. They spend whole days and nights upon their march, and travel by hundreds through the moist undergrowth of the forests. Aoainiieao tabs oe Save your money—eat at the Har- jvey. hesretires it if the established cus-} ability to make themselves Ne in the home than he visitor who brings a sun- fresh point of view with her ts al- Ss sure of a cordinl reception, | viding she is eful to ¢ tain other requisites which ful guest is wise mugh to follow, Whether she has ever analyzed th this cold fashion or n be safe to guess that she has neve: thought about it all, but, guided i ply by her sipeere d. to e real fellowship, instinctively fu fitted her obligations. Yet when e pred, py ips the one thing which in: ame tnay bes aptab more PS one’s re med up in new the single word, 1 wel Cane Is Mark of High Office. It has been the custom of the geon of the king of I “gold-headed Gs: eel nh hunded down:to the cumbents of the office since of Dr. John Radcliffe, who Hirst “hotder of the eune.” It used for 200 years or mor greatest) ph. and the world, who su old-hended cros: at the top Instead of a knob The fact is explained by Munk, in that Radcliffe, the first owner, rule unto himself, and pre ferred this device as 7 tinction from the knob used by phy: sicians eral. fous in the days was che Life of Congress. ts two years and | under fitution must 2 ile | at least once each year, reguhur | sensions are held, Voth beginning ou the first Monday in December, ‘Phe long session lasts from December of | each odd year until congress adfjouras, | | generally on the following June oz | July, and the short session, beginning | | in December of euch even ndse noon on the following M on may last until the 3, While the short s ‘ ration of the two March 4, | | elected | | | | on meoting. | eet ee: J. N. Wicks of Riverton is a Cas- per visitor. - j soon | 0. L, Vincent of Careyhurst is in} j Casper, near up to date would have such a} The piece of | OWS that some persons pos- j * was adorned by a | THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE NATRONA TO GET U LARGEST SLICE HIGHWAY BONDS Apportionment of Federal and State Money on s of As- } sessed Valuation Gives Natrona $391,000 ave ay improvements in y, in the event the bond April nov sroperty nes placed at $24,074,- 4 and Sheridan, with a valuation 4.009, comes third and fourth ectively. county will get its on its assessed valuation, ast 75 per cent of the amount jraised in h county will be used jon road work within its confines. and of stri iN SOME DISTRICTS OF (U. S. Weather Bureau, Cheyenne) The 9th will be t Monday right, this covering has practically disap- peared. of plowin _ The best store in the vest litre city in the west solicits, at least, a share MMBING IN PHUGRESS APRIL IS GREAT MONTH FOR ANNIERSARIES ¢ WYOMING, LOSS SMALL RISTORY MAKING EVENTS By GEO. W. PITMAN April rather full is of March 24—25th, ,the ending of the Civil w: about six inches of snow fell over ex- Marking the date treme southeastern Wyoming; as day 0! that stragg also temperatures were near 60 degrees ps Halifax's B the e Temperatures for the week raged from 5 degrees to 10 de- above normal. About the only overed ranges for the state are n Lincoln county, and 18 inches 1 be Palm Sunday and also the birth- dav of Thomas Jefferso will be Goed Frid. day, marking the 18th 22, were announced of snow still remains on the ground Mine and . Massachusett house today. at Alta. Sunday will fail on the 20th Natrona county, with an assessed Livestock have wintered well. As {)" aatuee rae ae Bae valuation of $27,826,676, heads the “ Tule, ranges are“‘short” as a re- so Gg ceuauacintoniny 91,356, while Laramie wt of stock being able to graze so Be oe | th an assessed valuation ™UCh of the winter. There is a sur- > Garreneant: pyle obs TOSS, comes aecond with Plus of feed in many localities, Lamb. onfederate Memorial Seen eateclcann ee ELT with very small losses is pro- Arbor day in this | ng in some dist: Frost is ~ i out of the ground in the lower Is and there are several reports having commenced. — <<< ‘oclaim- | to be x The th is} narked as the anniver: rth of Gen. Grant, twi the United States. The fi of the moon f: moon on the + quarter on the 7th, the full 15th, the last quarter the 28rd and the ne oon on the your trade. We are the only L etly Cash Store in Casper. Al) H Here are the figures: goods must be paid for before leav- HOME COOKING i44 N. Wolco | Laramie Betis ---$869,452 ing our store or on delivery. All are ; ne x y = 2 ar ened alike. Pay CASH and Pay \P Sees = 23 8,878. ESS. We cater to quality as well fe ee eae: - 107,310 as price. Groceries Meats and Hard- STER S$ Pit LS aa _ 273,402 ware. DiAMOND BHAND” Sweets 3 - 338,562 CASPER COMMERCIAL CO., ster Tinta _ Lincoln | Niobr: | Converse Natrona Fremont | Hot Sorin in 91,356 26,422 141,0 | | Washakie _____ == Bie |Big Horn —_.__- - 161,868 { Par Se = -. 159,600 | - 337,638 j7 - 118,776 Sampbell sod 6 Crook : ~~ 120,498 | Weston _ 98,910 ) ANKS. | £ : to nk the n veighbors for their many and comforting words late ber of our lear mother and wife |der. 1 MRS G. F. KROPP, ALFRED SNIDER. KEELE Eighteenth and Curtis DENVER, COLO. LIQUOR AND DRUG ADDICTIONS cured by a scientific course of medi. cation. The only place in Colorade where the Genuine Keeley Remedies | are used, £ Sts lunch, The afternvo: such after dusk there's a a and an ar soon 7 “delightfully astery of their silent, cylinder, valy PHONE apse eigne Picniching Noon brought with it a ravenous appetite for the wonderful pessed quickly—as —and now at n of good coffee. will settle back In the deep uphol- he-hend unwind they'll sings the en-n-d of @ per-r= CASPER MOTOR €0. Phone 10. Soin ite are spending a few days Casper. é A New Top for Your Car A new top and curtains that will keep out all rain and snow and improve the oppearance 4 of your car a thousand per cent. Drive in and see us about it today. We use Neverleek, the guaranteed top material, preferred by fifty makers of high grade cars. It makes asmert, handsome top that will last as long as your car. “Curtains to match and plate giass windows if you want them. JOHN M. WHISENHUNT & CO. 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