Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 23, 1919, Page 3

FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1919 Miss Blackmore, Reconstruction Aide, to Recuperate Here. Mrs. W. A. Blackmore returned «sterday from Fort Bayard, N: xico, where she has been visiting her daughter, Miss Leona Blackmore, onvalescent from a recent severe ttack of pneumonia, which was con- tracted while she was serving as re- truction aide at the Fort Bayard ¢ Miss Leona accompanied / her mother to Casper and will remain here on a month's leave while recup- crating from her recent illness. * Junior Prom Will be Social Event of Season. One of the social functions of the ar in interscholastic circles will be en this evening at the Masonic tem- when the class of 1920 of the Na- trona County High school will play roll of host to the senior class.! The Junior prom is one of the most pleasant social functions of the school ear and elaborate preparations have teen madé to make tonight’s event the social event of the season. The Iris orchestra has been en- gaged to furnish music for the even- and a large crowd is expected to be in attendance. * # * Wedding Quietly Solemnized At People’s Mission. Floyd E. West and Miss Mable ‘itman were united in marriage at ¢ People’s Mission Wednesday even- ng. Mrs. Hattie Lambert, evange- , officiating at the impressive ceremony. The workers of the mis- on and all the congregation extend- ed their most heatty congratulations and best wishes to the happy couple. \fter a brief honeymoon trip the! newlyweds will make their home in Casper. * * * Miss Doris Page of Springfield, s., is the house guest of her aunt, O. L. Walker. Miss Page ex- to spend the summer in Cas- d will be the incentive of many rt social affairs during her visit here. * & © The Friday Evening Dancing club entertained at its weekly dance at the Masonic temple last night, a large crowd attending. The music was fur- nished by the Iris orchestra and the dancing lasted until midnight. se 8 Miss Lulu Sams will present her pupils at the last of the series of recitals which she has been giving tomorrow afternoon at the Gantz Me- morial church, * * * The Monday Afternoon Bridge club will meet Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jeremiah Mahoney. Mr, and Mrs. Mark U. tertained last night at dinner in hon- or of Mrs. Weber's sister, Mrs. Ver- non Swing, who is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Weber, cie Events’ . S Vernon Swing, of Bartlesville, Okla., Weber en-| Mrs. Mark U. Weber will enter- tain Monday at a luncheon at, the | Henning in honor of her sister, Mrs. who is spending a few weeks in Cas- per. lt eae aval | CIYNEWS |) Robert W. Campbell, a well known ‘stock man of Waltman, is in town on business, W. D. Twiford, a hotel and garage man, is here from his home in Man- ville for a few day’s business. s 8 « J. A. Likely, manager of the Guar anty Registry corporation, left this, morning on a several day inspection} trip of the company’s branch offices in Douglas and Lusk. 8 C. B. Sherman, general manager of the Union Oil company, which is carrying on extensive operations in Lance Creek field, is a business visitor in Casper today. e * @ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Clowry ")GREAT OIL TANK WILL BE SCENE i ‘How Soldier OF DANCE WITH MIDWEST AS HOST One of the most novel cocialfaaa eae fen- tures of the week will be given Satur- day night when the Midwest Refining company plays host to its employes and the citizens of Casper. The fea- ture will be a big dance in which Cas- per peopie will trip the light fantas- | tic in one of the most unique ball rooms that it will ever be their lot to enter. The ball room where the dance will be held is a huge cement tank, the first of its kind in the west, which after receiving its christening Satur- day night will be used as a storage tank for crude oil piped here from fhe oil fields. The tank is 300 feet long by 300: feet wide, proportions greater than a Casper city block and is over 30 feet deep. The capacity of the huge structure can be estimated when it is known that it is built to hold 300,000 barreis of crude oil or over 15,000,000 gal- lons of refined products. Dispersed Attacks “For two years my stomach trou- ble-was very bad, my doctor had to ues umorpring on several cecasions. was stricken with these ai a Since taking 4 bottles Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy I of have Everyone is invited to participate ‘been entirely well and am serving in in the Saturday nicht revelries. order that nd one desiring to attend,, will be impeded because of the dis- tance to the refinery, the company is insuring a means of transportation and will press into service all of its; cars and trucks to carry the crowds; to the dance hall. The procession will start from Cen- ter street at 8:00 o’clock, the loaded trucks and autos, filled with dancers and merry makers being headed by! the Midwest Refining band, which is also scheduled to furnish the dance music during the evening. After the evening program is con- cluded and the refreshments served the crowds will be carried back into the city, and the “ ce hall” will take up its occupation as a reservoir for the storage of liquid gold. Let Us Send You a “Swift Dollar” North Center street, left during the “early part of the week for an extend- ed stay in Chicago. Mr. Clowry will enter an eastern medical institute, where he will receive treatment for chronic ailments which have kept him bedridden for weeks. * 2 & | Attorney Wilfred O'Leary, Wyom- ing attorney and oil man arrived in Casper this morning to spend several days here on business in connection with his oil land holdings in this vi- cinity. 1 * . Thos. D. Shaw, Oklahoma oil pro- ducer, is among the business visitors in Casper looking after local interests and visiting the oil fields in this vi- cinity. * 4 + * # Mr. and Mrs. C. E, Otis of Denver arrived in Casper this morning for a business visit. * * & Attorney E. J. Sullivan, prominent Basin attorney, is among the official business visitors from the northern part of the state. * Warwick M. Downing an officer of the Western States Oil and Land com- numbered among the busi- s* visitors in Casper. from Denver this morning and will leave for Lusk this afternoon. © “ * @ R. D. Campbell is in town today from his ranch at Waltman. * 8 ¢ J. Haytuin of Denver is visiting ; his brother-in-law, J. L. Learner for a few days while looking over the local business situation with a view to locating here. : ——___ The keeping of gold fish is a great institution in China. The fish are ‘fed on lean pork, which is first dried | vin the sun and then reduced to pow- ‘der. Natrona Lumber Co. Barbed Wire Fireplace Dampers Poultry Netting, Metal Corner Beads Glass Carpenter Too!s Coal Chutes Screen Wire Metal Lath Paints and Varnishes Garden Tools Builders’ Hardware Natrona Lumber Co. 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