Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 1, 1919, Page 3

UST 1, 1919 Maj. Ormsby and family are enjoy- ing their trip very much s for mer will join the rest party tomorrow Mrs. Fred Mower r, Dorothy, have retu on Jackson stre i friends anq rela Mrs. Emma Brady en employed as alterat the Leader gtore ha o Powder River News. (e ., | her tas for by a very This is a story of a slumber party | | | Y | [serious illness. that ended about 3 o'clock in the CI NEWS “+ ¢ morning in a series of widely, di = @]) The newest nov vindow versified dances on the front iswn. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Brook e in| decoration he “‘sk dol * The girls were of a popular young) front the Home ranch, at their ap-|played at the Leader. ty set and like most nber| partments at the Wyatt. ey eae s there was no slumbering dene x I Freedman, of the I ‘ er pretended. With the approach). Mr. and Mrs L. Wallace and aas_returr from a of a new day, the society beliss con-|Mr. and Mrs. F Hufsmith have trip to New York, Cleveland ceived the idea of tripping through| returned from their tour thru Yel- |g In spite of t lift a few steps on the front yard green, | lowstone park, in their Buick. The x crowded market. Mr. Ed And they did. There were mouist|Patty has been gone for about two|Freedman has brought back a “shimmies,” less modest hu ulas, |W unusual and complete stock of fall new terpsichorean novelties See ee and winter good $4 from Egypt or at least from th» Cc. C. Apker, better known a . vies, and others which never “Chicken,” who left with the 144th] p. 1, Kagy, attorney for the Ohio been named. Al! would have been| engineers last year, has landed in|Qi) company, has retur fre «| well but somebody had to tell about New York, N. Y., after service inpCheyenne and Rawlins, W wher 4 oP . es jazance: i ne he spent several days on busine 4 owder River! Me Cae pala anjoeed the “Prontie: ss) . Bond has returned from| pv. in Cheyenne Mrs. Arthur Schulte t in Denver and Cheyenne with ‘ Entertain at Tea relatives for two weeks. Miss Bond I C. Goodrich, of th Architects, ha Goodrich Mrs. Arthur Schulte entertained at '8 employed at the W an informal tea yesterday in honor Rating exchange. ning Credit & Jubois | Dough: to let a contract or the of old schoolmate and sorority si sed ad Inew $70,000 grade school there. H ter, Mrs. Mary Ben Fuller. Mrs. Mrs. Helen Hunt is leaving the] will be k Sunday Fuller has been the house guest at Richter Music company and has pur the home of Mrs. Fred New-|chased the cigar stand at the new] ka C. Guillam, « 4 man, for a day or so. Mrs. Fuller Smith-Turner drugstore. | bride wall loc he left this morning for her home in * * | wedding trip in the e: il Sheridan, Wyo. Dan and Sylyester McCarty are in|lam lived here before ente th feet J from the Big Horn mountains, where | ser.t v Soldier and Sailor’s Dance they went on a camping trip. | + 2 % Much Enjoyed. ‘4 8 C. W. Sparr has gone to Big Mud The third of the series of dances| Earl J. Geslin of I dy on n, V business for the Jupiter O being given by the Soldiers and l-!was in the city vesterday mak company ors club, chaperoned by the War final proof on his homestead. | . Mothers, was very much enjoyed last : Mr. and Mrs. R. G and night. The cool weather made the! Mrs. Lucille Ward is here from} small dau of Cheyer and dancing inside very pleasant. Pro- Shoshoni, Wyo., visiting at the home! yjcg Cleo on of Wa | grams were given out which made it of Mr. and Mrs. Keith, of the Keith|p. ©, visited in Casper a few day .a easier for the popular young ladies Lumber company. Mrs Ward is|enroute to the Yellowstone park { to keep their dances straight. There planning to live here. While here they re guests at the / is a rumor that the next Thursday’s e ¥ home of Dr. and Mrs. Bibb M: dance has a surprise in store. M er Forbes, of the Western| porter is the Wyoming attorney j ~_ * * | Union graph office, has written} the Rosana Petroleum company of ( Dancing Party to Be that he and his bride expect to re-|Tulsa, Okla Given By Miss Smith turn from their wedding: trip about - * aaa "Mian Patton August 15. He and Mrs. Forbe: Mie Can Mia A-De Tonneon ae ot A dancing party will be given to-| Who was formerly Miss Ivey Blayney,! goon, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. E. D night by Miss Eunace Smith and Miss|# teacher here, wil be at home tol Wie on fon Ed, of Franklir | Irma Patton, in honor of Miss Evelyn | their-friends after that date. Pa.; and Mrs. William White, of ! Jensen, house guest of Miss Patton, #9 : SRieciIe Pa ti havekarriredii net: \ and Miss Alice Kennedy, who is vis-- Mrs. R. M. Lamont and children” yonnson's Hudson super six, after d iting at the Pat Sullivan home. The;are coming to ( tomorrow tol ary pleasant trip overland. The informal dance will be given at the be the guests of Miss Sarah Martz, | arty will visit at the home of Mr. ; Mullen club hall to the tune of real|at the Ideal apartments. Mr. Lamont] ing Mrs. A. L. Johnson, Sr., of this { darky jazz. {has been here for several months meee Sh 4 jand is manager of the Wyoming |“ pices Miss Jensen Is |Credit Rating exchange. Mrs, J. J. Giblin, who has been ill House Guest of = jfor the -last two months, has been Miss Patton j_.Mr. and Mrs, M. C. Price have-aw|taken to the state hospit mdi ds | Miss Evelyn Jensen, a very popular | rived from Cheyenne, yo. Mr./ doing as well as can be expected Cheyenne girl, is the house guest|Price was formerly the secretary to|°—— : : of Miss Irma Patton. Miss Jensen|the governor, but intends to go into|, }. B, Durham ‘goreilto ' has been visiting Miss Melissa ‘Brooks, business here. Mr. and Mrs, Prige | paul on legal busines#*fér the Lo at the Brooks’ ragch. Miss Jensen | have lived in Casper before, and their g¢ Durham offices. has visited in Casper before, and has/ friends will be glad to see them re- , | been much entertained by the young-| turn. | MM. W. Purcell has gone to New| er set. e Aaniee York state on business. Tom Eaton is here from Miles| + “she {|O. F, 2 4, 1 Maj. Ormsby, owner of the 0. S.|should Secy. . GIBLIN All Local Oil Stocks Bought and Sold We represent the Equitable Life Insurance company of New York and several excellent Fire and Automobile Insurance companies. If interested call at the office and talk it over. Rooms 312-313 Oil Exchange Building. Phone 1176 —_—_——ee | é City, Mont. Mr. Eaton is looking) J. y, Stock is in town looking af- for a place to establish a dry clean-|ter his lands in the Salt Creek dis-| ling business, ltrict | * oe « ences aatiere é Pat Mullen is here visiting % i \ |where he was tr ng business | | been visiting his mother in Big Mud-|for the Northweste railroad for \dy, but lives in Great Falls, Mont, friend. He expects to return Sun-| will meet in spe: session at I. O. jday. all Monday evening, August | ; While Greybull Tossers Taste | de present as busin of im brothers are invited. | 4 Score of 9 to 5 Maj. Ormsby from the park to Cody; ROBT. COHEN, Casper has won two of the three |*nd from there he came on train.| 8-1-3 tour of the Basin country by de feating Worland, 19 to 2, Wednes-| afternoon. Both games were played | on the home grounds of the oppo-| Hen | ©. B. Plummer is here from towa Gertrude Sullivan. Mr. Mullin | which he is the state attorney i | . | — Herman Budig has been called to NOTICE | |Sheridan, Wyo., by the illness of a| Casper Lodge No. 1353, B. P. O. E. | Worland Smothered by 19 to 2 vated t 8:30 p. m. All members Fosse! jbuilding, is jn town for a day on| portance will be transacted. Visiting Defeat for Third Time by |husiness. . Helen Ormsby drove ee games scheduled to be played on it day, and Greybull, 9 to 5, yesterda: sing nines. | Worland had little chance in the} game Wednesday, and Hunt, the big hurler of the er squad, had an| easy time of it. No record was kept of the blows registered byrthe home! nine because of the flock of safe hits garnered by the local aggrega-| tion. 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