Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 3, 1919, Page 3

— wo wre. “ ° = THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1919 __ on Che Casper Daily Cribwne a 2 FAG. THREE. = pan ‘ of this arrest will come up in the ] e _ |justice of peace court late? for the ones to mar a clean sheet for 38). Mrs. Gerald Walker left Wednes nk Wilson evidently does 1 - wife of Mr. Collins said she would hours on the police blotter. day evening for Denver where she| intend to participate in the foot rs ocie ! file a charge of bigamy against her ae will make an eXtended visit with |N¢Te on the Fourth as he | the day ou t Mr. and Mrs. J, Robey Penn have | -olatives. to spend husband. Mrs. Colli id her husband hi left Casper to make their future} However, Frank is a m : rn S at present he claims to have one wife Penn has become affiliated with the} yforris Hautin of the J. L. Learner | — Texas Pacific Oil company. Master and child in Montana. | 3 * 4 These two arests were the only Billy, Waltman will spend the sum- company is in thé east on a buying) Save your'money—enat at the Har- _—_—__._____- | mer in Denver with his father. trip for the firm. “3 rey WY Simple Wash Removes : : ae : Johnson-Shriner |mopolis, is spending a few days in Advance of Dry Era Depletes Of- Rings Under Eyes Welding Me cree chariea izahusee | ete ta he yee in connection) fenders and Single Case Is Casper people will be surprised a ~ F at e s s vith his holdin J . : kt? = Bavol wpe as, = . Ge a ae ad oldings here | Arraigned for Disorderly Rew auickly pure Lavoptik eye wash Kitchen Comfort and Meals On Time at the Methodist parsonage Wi ednes= Councilman M. L. Bishop is leav-| Conduct Today. rings. One who had Puritan Oil Cookstoves mean cool kitchens, food deliciously cooked, meals on time day at 3 0 clock the Rev. Walter L.!ing today for his ranch in the Sweet- Z Ty eye trouble asightly dark freedom from the kitchen heat and drudgery of coal fires. French performing the ceremony.| water country on an extensive Visit|,. T°d@¥ was the quic -|rings was relieved ONE WASH | ; } Aes , L enty ye ith Leveptike oH Like a gas stove for convenience—lights instantly—flame plays right on the cooking They were attended by Miss Gladys! and inspecti ¥ Kis stow ; lice court in t pid a epeba pt one aeeee, Henne. 2 W. F utensil, Set the indicator high, medium or low—cooks fast or slow—no hire tending wo eabihrmieeting. Wethanday with [and each night this week. Mrs. D, =e ee Mrs. Benjamin assisted by Mesdames Greene and Nygard. Twenty-five members were in attendance and ine G. R. Hagens, senior member of interesting program @vas in charge the law firm of Hagens, tanley & of Mrs. L. D. Scott assisted by Mes-|Murane, will return Jomorrow from dames Plummer, Sanford and Shel-|®@wlins, where he has been for the | don. The numbers were ‘all of a| Past week on business for his com~ Johnson and Arvid Ideen. |Mr. Bishop plans to remain out of |*° Jud ubbs. Only one « moved a bad eye stra Le thio | Casper fos abvaral” foantha was scheduled to come all bottle of I Burns kerosene oil—efficient, economical, always available. Segal Service | Veet posses Collins being arrested on a « . to benefit r 0 y OF Cistlen hieele | The Rev. D. 1. Vanderpool will|di#oFderly conduct. A woman said strained or 3. Hos Wee caer Coe nce cco: Oils The Social Service circle of the| pare Rey, De 1 Vanderpool will to have been with him wa A minum eye cup FREE. Casper Sold by all dealers. 3 \ Methodist Aid society enjoyed its|>re#ch at the Peoples Mission tonight) tndications are that the aftermath’ Pharmacy.—Adv. 4 | THE CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Vanderpool will sing. (A Colorado Corporation) Denver Salt Lake City Cheyenne Albuquerque Pueblo Butte Boise (Shug patriotic nature. Miss Healy sank ajP@"¥: s " piano. solo. * * * Aid met with Mrs. Mary Dorton ! 232 N. Beech street. Seven mem- } a bers were present and three more GIFT Of 150 ROOK. new members were taken into the | circle. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting! mp, # J 5 > ated aber e Army and Navy club library will be held with Mrs. Fred Place. | received a substantial boost today with the gift of 150 books of late ————e | CITY NEWS | | fiction by Mr, and Mrs. M. C. Clark- J |son. All are in excellent condition and ° . . © TL Pion OF Henlosiii? | Will make an excellent start toward] The Picture Machines at the Lyric Theater Mrs. L. J. Phippen of Belleville,| the acquisition of an entertaining lis Ontario, Canada, is the guest of her| of books that will contribute to plea: son S. E. Phippen, at the Henning! ure in the use of the club rooms. | are equipped with the latest model Gun- hotel for a few days after having One of the club members, who visited in Denver, She expects to! possesses talents as a cabinet maker, lach Lens, working in conjunction with the leave Saturday for her home. proposes to construct the first book- REGULAR SUMMER ATTRACTIONS Se eee case and the books will be placed in| Miss Dorothy Runden who _has| use immediately. , Extralite Shutter, the very latest in the charge of the accounting force of the erg ea mast Dutton-Staley Brokerage office, lett TONDON TAXIS Motion Pictureluductry: last night for Denver, where sho} ill visit for th ind f the} will visit for the remainder o e| ARE CUT OUT | week. B. J. Basten toni auditor at| BY LOW RA TES} the Wyatt hotel, left last night for) Denver, where he will join Mrs. Ree-| LONDON. (By Mail.)—There rel son who has been visiting with rela-jonly 3,000 taxicebs on the streets | BE} $5555956554656565565566564656656606664666666666666666606600R8 i ¥ o : Reeson will leave for the east, where | ing 3,000 idle cars TeFoacs tovesental 3 ( they will spend about a month on/them because the government will} = as { vacation. Upon their return here | not permit it to charge a flat rate of | Mr. Reeson will accept a responsible | 25 cents a mile. Five hundred other | 1 position with sd local fai company. | ars are kept out of service by the| Luxury Ice Cream jpolice requirement that there shall | Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald_left | } ‘ yesterday -in-their- Caditixe—car for a clearance of ten inches between | CUT YOUR ICE BILL WITH A * eae |their axles and the ground. +e a3 2 | Denver, where they will visitiexten-| At a hearing before a committee i they will tour thra all the scenic and| of Parliament this requirement was} ; : : denounced as a foolish rule. It was mountain mesorts EE of Colorado. | tended tocanvette lives of perions'| | who might be knocked down by tax-| Mr. and Mrs. T. Paul Wilcox of|. |). z ‘ - Cheyenne are numbered among the jcabs. ‘The parliamentary committee) Served Only at san social and business visitors in Casper. ! bad re try to have the idle bear é Mr. Wilcox, who is deputy attorney ts z oO F - general in Wyoming is here relative|_ Charles Bowen and W. L. Mc- ur ountain to conditions attendant upon the re- motored to Rawlins Monday Laine cent closing of saloons in this vicin-| to spend a few days. ity. Throw these makeshift remedies i DEPT. pas PHONE. Catarrh, you may, succeed in un-lioday, and commence a treatn at 83 REX = stopping the choked-up aif, pass-|that has been praised by sufferers ages for the time being, but this os nearly half a century. THATS : r r r ql Catarrh hi never yet been|disease. 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