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

} MONDAY, SEPT. 8, 1919. DAILY TRIBUNE s” ||SERVICECOLUMN| FOR WAR VETOI Penley-Hardin ond | ngston d Keith Koe- Every retnrned soldier or sailor from Wedding Sunday herle, of Summer, Iowa, are } The a nge of George M Visiting with Dr. and Mr dey and Miss Wilma ©. Hardi vas West. They are planning on t olemnized yesterday r ut/a ranch near Powder River. o’elc by party toured to Powder kive ig ie au $pent’ the wi)k-end on Dr. W mpressive ranch there The bride ore carried w ¢ plumb hat to Bill 2ous bo- j a furniture sale is here on bu an ness from K rose. idosmare th the ¢ hamberlin Furniture cc - 1 McNeil, wore a charming | pany Rigunaansate y minke t ISLC! Hoffman a et bride’s lesson of and the Mrs. Fremont Michie has gone to, Navy club band will be held tonict fal pets eGo a Ua il visit with|in the club rooms. There are fied \ the dainty GBSleNtae a aharttiine ve membe who have s was served at the home of the ane . ride trs. R. L. Crawford.) A+ H. Cot purchased the Isa- Phe yo ple left at 4 o'clock bell property across the stree n year for Douy ind from there will go the Central school house e a to Este » Denver and Fort Col- \ b ns for ¢ : honeymoon trip. _ Mrs. Hattie Graham of I that. H They will return to Casper to live. |has been granted a divorce fron Kansa Mr. Penley is the co agri- A. Graham on the grounds of oved a cultural agent, and has recently re- sertion. J, A. Graham has turned from arm Mrs. Penley wanted by the U. S. governme ery popular girl » best failing to answer his call in the d wishes of many friend 1 go with . G hem both H. H. Denton of Glenrock is here discharge, and they he was having his lungs examine Mr. De ton was gassed last Sullivan Mystery Party year while ser Is Great Success ing in France. The guest the Sullivan party You won't be t ‘ Sunday night were delightfully sur-; | Mrs. J. F. Sullivan has gone on a! Wondering family bi prised in a most unique short visit to her old home in East |tlefields this y ¢ sumptuous buffet supper Liverpool, Ohio of State has d ) early in the evenin . + to permi ar rf A colored entertainers Miss Melissa Brooks and Silas over-run ast lively with music and t;Brooks and Roy Spurlock were in| quite d aay « lings. The informal affair was in from the V-V ranch for the Sulli- shopkeepers were lo forward to Honoriot MimiMaryigtot 1, who is van party. They returned this morn- 4 harvest leaving § for school, and Miss Al- ing ice Kennedy, of LaF tte, Ind., who| . The war must really be over now has been the summer guest of the Mrs. Bartholomew, manager cf the The Victory Arch of \ 1 Suliivan family. Leader store of Lusk, spent the week- New York, he he of the veter visions, but Two of the sir end here with her Miss Nellie Bartholomew daughter, Dinner Party at Sulliven Home Pleanant Affair Che Casper Dailp Ccibune >a yords PAGE THREE | le In th has been r-old French girl w Ba hot by the ¢ i ft utatior ad tiviee smashed he offic paratus set up by them as. Year flat brings the Cre r Pp ” re € s wh Battle Shrapnel oun ae ieee | PARE I. nena tae sete aed eas er tae 18 SIO! ELIZ ar MOX TUR wre gMu rm aar) to suggest TROVE STAR MISSING THREE OAYS ON TRIP oat We cgeaetiee he Ancoen |e Oe area Te 2122.23.24 25 2 27 Bath tgs 0 om eters ght 38.29.30 e) a ec TE Adam nad of th ke s — a Tt kaa Soeeee eee Tae ews ee -) Lyric Texter In these days when the unit ror tion n which the was It all dep ” byes,” he by an alarming 1 of in. run? ee ne anism, ‘We will ces. of war HEE What Are You Feet 1 those prin-| Wi onded the men . E x a5 ce for which EE eens When Your Ship Comes In? sh ig roudly-— Asyouwere, “Sylvia” Sands is the daughter of a sea captain, leading Le ablish and maintain lis aeraan ee ; picturesque life in a little harbor port-— Her big opport nish War Veterans. While each |CO™™tnder GOUVERNEUR MORRIS unization has its intimate | = American Novelist c pad tradit fa w if h en an In His Best yee . Modern Fictior ; ion meeting. point ee Has build se incident t of America.—Am fe layor’s mansion in London have ay as ae) S52 d peared in the kit of an ty officer wee it Camp Devens i that when 7 ae JANE GREY Mr. and Mrs. Peter Buckley, who r. and Mrs. Gilbert Renville of top of the arct he resented with the Bae have just returned from a honeymoon Salt Creek spent Sunday here with the st in keys as a of the freedom of The tea to serve to par- ‘ trip thru the east, were the guests their sisters, Mrs. Germ stman_ bled of he city. But when the time eam« aM ra A ST Belasco Star r party and Miss Fleeta Renville in their re them they could not be | “CUlar guests Is ochilling Is Seen in the Featured Rol Jack Sullivan apartments in the Wyatt Re sniping wa f the four Tea the fine full-fl wored \ TRUE STORY About twenty couples en- c ts the rifle matche ial b “ the delicious dinner and the, Jack Roe was here from Big Mud-| Caldwell J la ‘ inne in the! SOCial beverage. a oe ral evening afterwarc spending the week-end with A ruined village et 1 have @ pay increa Tihelteatt § ; ADDED AT TR: AC To! ids. nter of too vith f 1 order to.make tho e tea to serve to your Farewell Party for vindow 1 f today comy vith family is Schilling Tea— I EXAN GUINAN Miss Mary To! on eve t 1908, when the cost of li Jes Syoc d Tres ; Toe nd-|seconds, ht f e ing wes so much lower, This is the | 7; cent a cup. World’s Greatest Woman Rough Rider. ti este farewell par-|ing the baseball tournar seconds us posted one epinion of Rear Admiral McGowan artiaeatol (oGeTaasora aes Reni) : ty in honor ¢ Tobin, who x . Tea=Japan, Ceylon<India, Oolong ( OMING— is leaving soon for school at Notre! Miss Kittie Pacc English Breakfast. Allone quality. In » Ind ome of will be given! position in the Dan Sullivan, will be employed Luncheon will! firm. for about 40 2 | guest Mrs. John Daly and Lois, Joseph] and Frances left last night for Den-| Country Dance at ver, where Joseph will attend the | red Heart college for Haygood’s Ranch s About fifty couples from Casper, year. motored out to the Haygood ranc Bates Hole country Saturday riven by James Mills the cor mne) Earl Schiller Creek on business has gone He inte to a dance Mu: f hed by # Casper or-; turn tomorrow, und wall then leave | che nd the dar sheld in the for the Te oil fi 1c big hall there. HO oe ee ndwiches and all kind e served, A. J. Woods, manager of the Mexi-| and a “ \ en-,can Hot soft drink compan has oyed t gone on a business tour of the state have re- sit with d fan week Colo. Victor Blanton turned from a th’ relatives in Boulder, Moonlight Picni Garden Creek Tonight Archie host rden rlouds fine time Weidner will be the pienic at the ¢€ onight. Several and plans for Van Kirkhove, traveling sales for the’Kelly-Howe-Thompson ihe i have been made. lware company, is in Casper calling} ee on trade { | o ! Ruth Clemone, | CH Y NEWS Ed Clemons, has gone & saa - @ where she will attend the M Wan eRoherteamotor. of the Holy Child Jesus om Rawlins Saturday for ©. Day has returned from a trip * FE CLEA EPA AAAAAA PPI PTI, of FORESTS parchmyn-lined moisture-proof packages At grocers everywhere. 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Dr. Bingham studied especially conduct ve anvesthesia, Hall’s method of con- The structing ificial teeth and Roache's pecial attachemnts for removable bridge work. While in the private office with Dr. Brownler, a ray dent- al radiologist, Dr. Bigham learned to take the highest grade dental pic tures, well as make the diagnosis To Pros » Misses Clelia and Agnes Dyke, who underwent a siight operation at the Private hospital last Saturday, / have returned to their home and are getting along nicely ‘arr left Hal- Holloran and Pat Ray y hools. Mr Sunday for their ea A oeR ears vie wil loran will attend Notre Dame, at No- Fee tee eee oe ge ooeeua pee on teres Damejuind: Mr.) Carr da) retirns BF CE ES ing to Culver, Ind., for his last year en : ; at the Culver Military academy Sam French, of Ontario Canada, ree ie -visiingiat thelhome of ihisisiiten:) Sha Araucanians, of the southern- Me dW. Bingham, 411 Kimball’ post province of Chile, use a crab shell as a barometer. In dry, fair weather it is white, but when rain is approaching red spots appear on it, and when excessive moisture is pres- ent in the atmosphere it becomes red all over. at the gone with Joe Rust, who is emplo National Supply company, ha to Denver for a week's visit his sister PLACE YOUR * ¢ ae PIANO FOR SALE We have stored in Casper a strictly high grade piano which if sold at once ean be purchased at @ positive bar- gain. Terms. If interested write at once for particulars to THE DENVER MUSIC COMPANY, Denver, Colo. 9-8-15t Friends will be glad to learn that Mrs. G. F. Bell, who has been suffer- ing from a nervous breakdown, is recovering, Mrs. Bell’s mother, Mrs. Mee, of Detroit, Mich., been here with her daughter during her ill ness, SOOTOIIOTAOER AS OOae POM MSS. John Bingenheimer left Sunday for Omaha, Nebr., where he will spend a few days on business. ra. \ — Meet me at the Wigwam. 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