Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 8, 1919, Page 3

RIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1919 UNTING LODGE. OF LOCAL GLUE 5 NEAR FINI ake of the Woods Club Not Af- fected by Cloudbursts and Floods in Beauty Spot of Famous Dubois Region High water and flood conditions mear Dubois did not interfere wth! the construction work on the new club house being built near there by the ke-of-the-Woods Hunting and Fish- ing club. This is the word which W.|the girls of the W. T. C. club and|the little boy was under t W. Keefe, who was near Dubois at/their escorts at a dancing party at|of physicians at the Children the time of the flood danger, brot/the Norris residence, South Wolcott | pital. back to Casper. The new club house is more than two-thirds completed and already it is described as a beauty spot in the won- derful mountain scenery of this re- gion. The flood and cloudburst did not stop the work on the cabins or the club house being built in this region, altho the construction work on the club house will be delayed be- cause of the damage done thousands of feet below the club house near Dubois. Mr. Keefe is reconciled in the loss of his motor car during the high wa-! ter when he starts talking about the wonderful club house being built for Casper members of this new club. He described the fishing in this region | as wonderful and that mountain trout is plentiful in another lake about three miles away from the Lake-of-the Mountains on the banks of which the club house is being erected. The club house, when completed, is expected to cost about $5,000. It is built of hewn logs and the whole building is being erected by excell- ent workmen. It is doubtful if the club house can be extensively used this year because several bridges have ben washed out and the final work of building probably will be delayed. A good road that can be used by a stage is the connecting line between the club house and the town of Du-) bois 12 miles away. NUMBER OF BIRTHS IN JULY QOUBLE THAT OF | + DENTHS—24 15 COUNT Births in Casper during the month of July more than doubled the rec- ords made by the grim reaper, accord-| ing to figures kept by.-Dr. W. E, Downie, registrar of vitala-atatistics here, There were only ten deaths during the month and 24 births were reported during July. A majority of the deaths were! caused by diseases of old persons and many of the deaths during the month} were residents who were reaching old age. One accident was reported in this list of deaths and one death came as a result of a suicide. There | was an unusually small number of | deaths of a violent nature considering the large amount of work of the in-| dustrial nature done in the oil fields surrounding Casper. 4 MY AND NAVY CLUB TO don at their beautiful summer home, FURNISH PUBLIC MUSIC the Bear Trap, on Casper mountain, i * * *. Casper is to have a real band here|in the Big Horn Basin country. * within the next few months if the plans of the Army and Navy club eal The Methodist Sunday school pic- organizing one here September 1 work out as predicted. The return of many musicians among nearly 300 members of the service club here has resulted in the forming of plans for real musical organization for the city. _: There are at least two bandmasters in the city who have led bands in the army and an additional leader as material to train the sérvice band- men. ——_——_>_____ PINE STREET GROCERY Phone 1125-W. 22 Ib. Crates Wild Plums at $3.00 —— Bake Sale | by the K. C. Circle ifrom laty ents’ Mrs. W. L. McLaine has motored | Glenrock Oil company, Rawlins after visiting in Chey- The K. C. Circle of the Ladies Aid| enne and Denver for some time. ee society of the Methodist church will) give a bake sale this afternoon from; 2 o'clock on, at the Casper Mercan-| iting tile company. ‘on D thinki Miss Norris % j Will Entertain { R. Miss Lovey Norris will entertain| nurse e 2 street, this evening. * 2 Miss Pickup Entertained by Mrs, J. E. Dyke leave Miss Marjorie Pickup, niece of R. {tend J. Mosher, was the honor guest at! an informal party given at the home! of Mrs. J. E. Dyke on South David| Lusk, street. About 20 guests were pres-| ent, and dancing was the main fea-| ture of the evening. sical numbers were given by some of pectir L. Lilly, a prominent oil or Miss Delightful mu-|employed at the Burlington, is ex- Miss Gertrude Larkin is here vis-|" her mother, Mrs. F urbin street. Miss ng of making Casper her home co 8 H. Nichol’s son, Brooks, and are here from Denver, where hos- n in Mrs. Nichols will re: {Cheyenne until after the funeral of | it | Miss Frances Campbell, when |return with her husband she will who will ht to at- for Cheyenne ton the funeral. tor of is here on legal busine Geneva Scheffner, who ng to leave on her vacation trip the guests during the evening. The! to Denver tomorrow. party ended in a real waterim-+lon; feast. oor Miss Jefferis Will be House Guest at the Brooks Ranch 3 Miss Marian Jefferis, daughter of | We I, N. Jefferis, state auditor, will be} the house guest at the Brooks’ ranch. | Mr Miss Jefferis comes from Cheyenne, h ea : ere where she is one of the most attract- They be ive and popular SOGELY, girls, | Mrs. | them Mr. and Mrs. John W. Tucker have} just returned from the Bear Trap,) on the Casper mountain, where they fir have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. | ned This is a love story—about a Cas- | per man and a former school teacher | who. happened to be in New York} about the same time. here believe it was a pre-arranged | retar; plot to be there at very much the|in re: same time. | the “Wiss Hedwick Baye Commercial company w urday night for Los A | for an indefinite visit Schulte, and her uncle George Campbell has bi taken ill at Campbell-io! In fact friends|in one day by (¢ ol. . and Mrs. R. C. Wyland are for the da from Riverton. will leave tonight for Cheyenne. Bartholomew will accompany there. en con- he was s store r si to his home go Brydon. They report that their host Yesterday) Hach. lege. Miss Isabel Hanway and Miss! ne = bear of Pye and} « © «© Pauline Wickstrum, who have at- that the party played golf from morn-| rs onde e sc anc ne ee feat aetie John W. Whelan, attorney, has re-| tended the school and Mr. and Mrs. | 5 . 5 J. Hanway and the touring party ss * turned from Denver, where he was A |Spending a few days on # combined had a Principia reunion at the Wyatt Powder River News. a ‘, ics Cafeteria, The Casper visitors were | ess and pleasure trip. Fifty-five inquiries were received touring the park the party will go orge Nelson, y of the chamber o sponse to the advertisement in New York Morning Telegraph Last night the expected message| Of Casper’s oil lands. tame. “Very much married last} night” it read. It took place at Rochester, New York. Marguerite and Billie signed the telegram which concluded with this finis nete, “No quarrels, yet.” Powder River! es ee Powder River News | Several pair of hose and hosiery were in the window. They were black. So was the cat. Both were stationary when the passer-by look- ed into the window. It was a perfect pose. | “That certainly is a good adver- tisement of Black Cat Hose,” quoth she. Then the cat got up to stretch. Powder River! i CITY NEWS {| Tommy Tucker is spending the summer with Mr. and Mrs. S. Bry- | Neal Beaton has returned to Cas- |per after spending the past month * * {nie given at the Iowa pienic grounds ‘at Garden Creek, was attended by 200 to 250 people. They all had }“one big time” from the beginning |to the end, and the. thrilling C |businessmen’s baseball game was | headliner. ss * | Miss Selma Young, who has been lemployed in the law offices of W. 0. Wilson, has gone on her vacation trip| |to St. Joseph, and Kansas City, Mo.} |Mrs. Charles Young accompanied her daughter, and they will be gone for | several weeks. * The new Malt Beverage Refreshes Invigorates Nourishes On a warm evening this sparkling, amber colored liquor will quench and satisfy your thirst They will relish it. . Serve your guests with Sherex. Your dealer has Sherex or can get it for you. New Dealers Wanted Profit possibilities are unli imited when you sell Sherex. Write for our Dealers Offer today. Sheridan Brewing Company Sheridan, Wyoming. THE THE STOUT Clothing troubles are Turned into Pleasure Here Because in This Great Clearance Sale There is Practically No Limit in the Variety of Fabrics and Styles for Built Men. Men’s and Young Men’s Summer and Fall Weight Suits $27.50 to $30.00 $19.50 $24.75 $29.75 IN. D. Barnett Outfitting Z 121 East Second Street $22.50 to $25.00 ‘u|of Miss Frances Campbell. -' Metz of the Midwest baseball team) _ left last night for a two-day fishing “B.\.RNETTS OF COURSE” Our Great Semi-Annual Clearance Sale: Now In Full Swing They’re All Pleased at “Our Store” THE SHORT Mrs. C. P. Plimmer has returned{ from Des Moines, Towa, where she/for a short stay. Mr. Hines is an| was visiting friends. employe of the Jupiter Oil company, * e ¢@ ahd has been. warking in the Big J. H. Hudgson has gone to Chey-/Muddy fields.” Mrs. Hinés is expect enne for several days on legal busi-|ed back in a féw days from Californ’ Neti she has been visiting. *. * } ness. *“ * © Judge Winter has returned from| Mrs. D. E. Coffey and two daugh- Cheyenne, where he was attending to|ters, of Fairfax, S. Dak., will arrive! |this afternoon to visit at the home jof Mr. and Mrs. Fred Van Gorden, nt of the |South Grant street. is visiting | Lae : here from Denver. | Mrs. Hedwig Bayer is leaving to- oe fe | morrow for California where she ex- Pat Sullivan left for Cheyenne last | pects to spend the year. While there ight, and will return Sunday or/Mrs. Bayer will live with Mrs. Ed y after attending the funerat| Schulte. | legal matters. «oe * R. G. Taylor, pre: Mone | Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Brydon andy Judge Murane is in Rapid City, | Mrs Kemner and daughter, Rose-| S. Dak., to attend a case in the fed./™8TY, are down from their summer | aiat couse home, the Bear Trap, o Casper > :: mountain, shopping and visiting with friends. *s 2 8 W. D. Weathers arrived this morn- BHR 5h ot ee elm ae CARD OF THANKS a Hic BHRNIGLOEETE the: Fargo’ ay |. We wish to thank our friends for| oan a ness. for the Fargo and help and kind words of sympathy! Addison Oil concerns. during our recent bereavement; also , for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs, Arthur Walker, and her son,|‘°F ‘he Deautiful, floral offerings. Homer, are here from Olney, Ml., to! Se visit Mrs. Walker’s sister, Mrs. W. ; MinY, A. Sutherfield, on South Grant, € «8 =a eS in 8-8-1t* ee PINE STREET GROCERY Phone 1125-W. 22 Ib. Crates Wild Plums at $3.00 E. T. Williams and wife passed thru here on their way from Denver} to the east. , Andy Me-| Frank | Mitch Rose, Butch F Neil, “Chuck” Nichols and trip in the mountains. hey hope to} a big enough catch to have a feed” for the whele team when they | get back. * Mr. and Mrs. Russel E. Field, of St. Louis, Mo., and Chauncy Nel- son, of Lincoln, Neb., spent the even- ing in Casper enroute to the Yellow- | stone park. Mr. and Mrs, Field are| of the faculty of the Principia | school in St. Louis, Mo., and Mr. Nel-| son is a graduate of that Junior col-| I ve much impressed with the city, intend to “call” again. After) on to the coast. From there Mrs. Field will visit in Honolulu, while Mr. Field will return to the Principia, and Mr. Nelson will attend the Uni- versity. of Nebra Lincoln, TALL MIGNOTTE Regularly or Irregularly $32.50 to $35.00 114 North Center St. ‘ Clem Hines of Salt Creek is here | O@OO@0oo: Final Clearance Sale To Make Room for Our Fall Hats WOOL VELOUR New SUITS and COATS OF UNUSUAL SMARTNESS New Fall Suits. Particularly emphasized are the suits with new Youthful Box graceful straight line, snappy belt- ed and chic pointed ripple jackets in many instances lav- ishly trimmed with rich fads. The Fashion Shop TRICOTINE GOWNS Your Choice of Any Sum- mer Hat in Our Shop— Martz Hat Shop 114 North Center ooo A’ Meat Market on,.Your Pantry Shelf Council Meats come to your table fresh from surroundings of sun- shine and pure air. Their original flavor, nutrition and purity retained in vacuum packages. Ready to serve. 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