Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 15, 1919, Page 3

iHURSDA, MAY 15, 1919 Knights of Columbus Hosts at Dinner Dance. One of the most enjoyable occa- sions ever held in Casper took place at the Mullin el ¥b dance last evening, when about 40 couples par“icipated inf an exclusive dinner dance, given by the Knights of Columbus. A delicious seven-course dinner was served at 8 o'clock which was accompanied by music rendered by the Lyric orches- The hall and tables were beau- ully decorated, carrying out the red ind white color scheme. At the cen- ter and ends of each long table were orgeous baskets of red and white combined with ferns and Dancing commenced im- after the dinner and all sts entered into the spirit of e occasion and rivalry seemed to exist as to which could make the evening most pleasant. The ladies looked most charming in their stun- ning evening gowns which were ad- led by the corsage bouquets. t parting, each guest expressed the hope that dinner dances of the Knights of Columbus would be fre- quent, 7) $28 Miss Phillips Honor Guest. Miss Hazel Adams was the hos- tess at a charming lingerie shower siven in honor of Miss Gladys Phil- | ! whose wedding to Cecil Bén one of the so events of early June. The guests each brought F nty piece of lingerie for the bride-to-b: A color scheme of pink and white was a ly carried out. The gue: were Mesdames Gus Bell, Wilson Kimball, Jr., G. R. Wald- chmidt, Q. K. Deaver, Leigh Town- send, Pitt Covert, Jr. T. Phillips Violet Lever, Christine Griev Grieve, Addie Kensinger, Eu- mith, Margaret Sullivan, Thel- ma Stevens, Helen Wallace and Em- ma Junulewiez. The evening was spent in hemming towels for the new home, + * 2 The W. C. T. U. will meet Friday afternoon, M. 16, the home of Mrs. Harry F 40 S. Durbin. A Mothers’ Day program has been prepared and Chris Wagner, leader, invites all of the mothers, es- pecially, to be present. Light re- freshments will be seryed. * « # Friday Evening Dance Tomorrow Night. > The Friday Evening Dancing club will entertain at one of its delightful dances tomorrow night at the Ma- sonic temple. The funds from thes2 dances are to be put toward the build- ing of a community house for C nd the returned soldiers THIEVES MAKE OFF WITH THE ‘OFFICIAL CAR “The Mysterious Ford or who stole the Sheriff’s Flivver,” is the name of the story, the plot of which H. L. Seidel and other members sheriff's force are vainly trying to solve today. Yesterday evening at five o'clock Seidel left the car right in front of the court house. He re- uppeared at 6 o’clock but the Uni- versal car hed disappeared. Until this morning no special im- portance was attached to the disap- pearance, the sheriff’s office thinking; that some employe of the county had | appropriated the car for the incon- venience of the office force. This bubble was exploded this morning when all county authorities showed up minus the Ford. The sheriff’s office has now begun a diligent and} serious hunt for the vehicle and it is probable the possessor of the car will have a hard time proving own- ership, “HOOKEY’ SEASON IS ON | arraigned to stand trial for owning |property where disorderly conduct With the arrival of the balmy spring days, hot weather, the attrac- tion of the old swimming hole and the fishing rod looming up, many youthful attendants at local schools have been unable to overcome the longing for freedom and have kept the truant _ officer busy rounding them up and teaching them that in strict attendance at school only can they arrive at their desires. Numerous reports of these youth- ful delinquents have been received at the sheriff’s office during the pest two weeks. The juvenile authori- ties are going to us every means possible to keep the children in school and ask the co-operation of , the parents of the delinquents. Ca area SHERIFF SECURES CLERK Miss Pearl Cole, formerly an em- Ploye of the Western Union Tele- graph company here, has resigned her position to accept a clerical po- sition in the sheriff’s office. Miss Cole is now installed in her new of- fice at the courthous ; — 4 Miss Minnie Meneice was in Cas-| creating a disturbance at the Masonic Per yesterday on a shopping and vis- iting trip from the T. P. ranch on Willow Creek. of the ° |the cases which will be tried before (QTY NEWS| C. E. Brandenburg, manager of the Western National Life Insurance Co., is in Casper for a day or so on busi- ness in connection with the local agency. - 2 «# __ The Eastern Star meets this even- ing promptly at 8 o’clock. Visitors examined at 7:30. * 6 « 5 T. C. Spears, of the firm of Mestas |} and Spears, is a business visitor in Manville and Lusk on company busi- ness for a few days. Before return- ing he will stop off at Douglas for 2, short visit at the firm’s office there. ‘oe & O. A. Graybext, Robert K. Staley, and Harry B. Durhem, all workers in left for New York City and other eastern points yesterday on a busi- ness mission that will be of vital im- portance to the industry in this icinity. None of the men had any- thing to say regarding the prospects of the trip but admitted that if they were successful in their undertaking the oil game here would be material- ly benefited. +iel ae C. A. Taylor, who was recently ap- pointed court reporter in the sixth Judicial district under Judge C. E. Winter left yesterday for Lander ltractive design have and a pretentious vitrolite fountain jis being put together now. be obtained. San Tox goods Chemical company be handled in addition to products of the Meyer Drug Louis, WITHIN Che Casper Daiiy Tribune TRIPENY DRUG » TO OPEN DOORS WEEK (rxtares Installed and Shelves and Cases Being Filled with Com- plete Lines of Drugs and Sundries to Be Here. “ The Tripeny Drug company |open its doors to the Casper public |within the next few days, the an- |/nouncement of which will be made in the columns of thi: end of the week. located at 141 South Center street, pap The n the building owned department, purchased awa The new store promis of the best and most equipped small stores in this state. No expense has been spared to stock and equip the store with the best to An exclusive line of made by the DePree of and known Diamond brand where Judge Winter is at present 4,4 Dier Kiss fines of holding court. In reporting Mr. Taylor's arrival here recently the Tribune confused the names and re- ported that a Mr. C. A. Edwards had been appointed to succeed Harry McCracken as reporter in this di: trict. * * * Attorney and Mrs. A. E. Stirrett? 1 returned to Casper this morning, ter spending the past week in Denve * e # James G. Stanley, who has been spending a few days in Denver on business, has returned home. * + Attorney Frank England left this morning for a short business trip to Greybull and Basin. * * * Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Pelton, Jr., are leaving tonight for a stay of two or three weeks in New York City and other eastern points. 8 * Miss Eunice Holmes. who has snent ;the past several months at the Hen- ning hotel, has taken an apartment at 731 East Second street. ! Roem | Mr. Daniel McCarty returned home | this morning, after a visit to St. | Louis, where he attended the national | convention of the American Legion. ey ee | J. Roby Penn, who has been in| Denver and Cheyenne for the past | two weeks, returned to Casper th morning. _ * ® John Litsey, a federal prisoner who has been confined at the Fremont county jail at Lander, passed thru Casper yesterday enroute to Chey- enne where he will stand trial on a rious governmental charge. He was ompanied by an operative of the eriff’s office at Lander. ** * Mr. and Mrs. Glen Farquhar ‘left | yesterday for Sheridan where Mr. larquhar has accepted a position in the orchestra at the Grand theater. Mr. Farquhar has been employed at the Iris theater for several months as drummer in the famous Iris orchestra. Sa SANDBAR PROPERTY CASES WILL BE HEARD TODAY Exceptional interest is attached to Judge W. E. Tubbs in justice court this afternoon, in which several prominent Cersper people, alleged owners of Sandbar property, will be was permitted. Only a few of nearly a score of | cases are scheduled to come up for hearing this afternoon, but the de- ;termination of Judge W. E. Tubbs in these cases will no doubt act as precedent in the cases to follow. The state statute governing the reg- ulstion and upkeep of property is of very broad construction and will no doubt be the greatest agency in ding the county authorities in ‘making a successful conclusion of the campaign for a clean Casper} | which they recently started. FIVE ARRESTS LAST EVENING The police blotter this morning; showed that five arrests had been| made during the night. Three of the! cases were plain drunks, one a dis-| turbance charge and one sleeper. The | first case arraigned before Judge W. E. Tubbs in his new court room in the city hall building was in the case of Robert Fay, who is charged with ; temple last night. The charge was ‘later changed to drunkenness and the ‘man plead guilty and was fined $7.00. f- Toledo, Ohio, and Mrs “Edith Ogburn. be performed in Casper this after- The couple expect to make their home here. this morning on an Chas. Wharton, c company as Sold will er before the new store is by Tripeny Bros. John Tripeny, the manager of the store, and J. dward Crilley, who has been placed in charge of the pre- scription turned from Chicego and St. Louis, where they line of drugs and sundries the interests of local oil enterprises, |r ie a te recently re- a complete and now it to be one conveniently Chicago, will of St. the Red The Mary Garden toilet goods will also be carried in stock. formerly of the .wertin rurniture company and two other men herve been employed in addition to the a named. ————_—. MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED A marriage license w: morning to Carl H. Allister, 28, of Butte, The ¢ noon. Jack Shehan, deputy »ver the county on off TURKISH & Dome = BLE A ESLIC ig CIGARE Dawson, Mont, by M extended ued this 3 of Gertrude Me- mony will ‘sheriff, left trip 1 bus; D TT Ee Ss inspection | New fixtures of at- been installed MUSICAL RECITAL CAME HERE SIX YEARS AGO WITH $8; LEAVES ries of pupils’ urday afternoons, May 10, 24, commencing at 3 o'clock. The ing our store or on delivery. All are public is invited to attend these re- ‘treated alike~ Pay CASH and Pay fil T | | H 540,000 citals, Ss 14-8t LESS. We cater to quality as wel, Save your money—eat at the Har us Drice: Groceries Meats and Hard i = vee b F.-D. Berry, who this week nego- Te ee CASPER COMMERCIAL co. tiated the sale of his property on PEOPLES’ MISSION secant South Wolcott street, is leaving this aaa Rion RE ee ee evening for Denver and thence to At the Peoples’ Mission, W. Third _, Riverside | park is 12 miles from Glenrock Take her with you ct California where he will join Mrs. Berry, who has been ting in Los Angeles for some time past. “What are you going to do out there,” Mr. Berry was asked. “I’m going to get a and we're going to travel that state from one end to the other,” he replied. “I’ve turned soldier, Wayne, Kansas. us at 7:30 p. m. Harry Fisher, audience is desired. Take a bas next Sunday. Movement’ You don’t have to be “lucky” to get good clothes here. put in some hard licks here the past ars and we are going to take : J There is no chance or gamble ndefinite vacation and forget all about anything we sell—we know it’s right and guarantee satisfaction. an our troubles.”” Mr. Berr; came here six years ago is pocket and y with a healthy ac. cumulation of the worldly goo ficient to keep him and his wife in comfortable the ance ef th sn’t_ afre Good cloth, good tailoring, and correct styles. This season has _ produced everal new models. The best of them are here in a splendid assortment of new patterns. vork can’t help but in Wyoming,” We would like to show them to you. property here the other day in ey 900, included a large rooming hous a ‘seven-room terrace and sever 1 dwell BAKE SALE Capital Hill Circle of the church will have a bake y afternoon, May 17, 2 ntile Groce The Methodi: sale Satu the Successor to Bloom Shoe & Clothing Co. arettes AMEL cigarettes win smokers from the start because the expertly blended choice Turkish and choice Domestic to- baccos make possible Camel's delightful mellow-mildness with that all-there “body.” Camels meet your fondest cigarette fancies in so many ways. Their flavor is unusual and refreshing; and, they permit you to smoke as long as you will without any unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or unpleas- ant cigaretty odor. They're simply a ciga- rette delight! That’s the way you'll put it! You'll find Camels good all the way through. It is a fact, you'll prefer Camels expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos to either kind of tobacco smoked straight! And, Camels may be smoked liberally without tiring your taste. To know Camels best compare them in every possible test with any cigarette in the world at any price! -ywhere in acien- cke paper-covered carton. recommend thie carton for the home or office supply or when you travel. IT’S HAPPENED! YES! Another Drug Store Watch for Opening Date _, Tripeny Drug Co. 143 S. Center Miss Lulu E. Sams will give a se- recitals at the Meth- odist church on the next three Sat- 17, and street, tonight we have with us a re- from He will speak for A special invitation to all returned soldiers, and a large 5-13-1t* > et well filled and make it a real picnic at Riverside park 5-13-4t* > The best store in the best little city. in the west solicits, at ce a share of your trade. We are the only strictly Cash Store in Casper. i) goods must be puid for before leav- Sunday. 5-13-4t Waltz me around again Willie Next Sunday at Riverside pa LYRIC THEATER Continuous 1:00 p. m. to 11:66 p. m. Admission—10c & 20c Admission—l0c & 20c f= hELSs === 10) BESSIE LOVE 6 92 ‘Carolyn of the Corners A COMEDY-DRAMA IN FIVE-ACTS A typical story of New England and New En; breathes the atmosphere of the Maine nine wood lightful and appealing insight into the lives of a little und stood community. : : : See the Big Forest Fire. —— also LONESOME LUKE “HEY, LOOK BELOW!” And another Two-Reel Mack Sennett Comedy Added Attraction The Literary Digest in the Movies TOMORROW——FATTY ARBUCKLE Do You Want Pep? We Have It! 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