Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 13, 1919, Page 3

_ tained at their home on South ?: ! and. Mrs. Charl * lightful summer in het home, ‘Few. sie igre Seventh Birthday Celebrated Master Arthur Licyd Van Gorden was the host at u party celebrating his seyenth birthday last Saturday. The seven guests were entertained at a line perty at the movie, after which they all went to Master Van Denver where he will meet his wife.| Gordan’s home on South Grant. Delicious refreshments were served including a huge birtadny eake and candles, n a 2 Informal Dinner at MM. J. Foley Home Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Foley euter- avenue at an informal 6 o'clock: a ner party Sunday evening. The hor wus prettily decorated in pink ros: The guest list included the W. .Beckett, : Sue Mahoney, ir. W. T, Mahoney, M and E, H. Donahue. * ¢ ° Mrs. A. J. Cunningham Returns From Maine. : Mrsy A. J. Cunningham has return- ed to Casper after spending a de- aeres” at Wiscassett, Maine. Cunningiiam was the @uest at hurst of ex-Governor and Mrs. Cs over the week-end. : s 8 P. E .O. Holds Interesting Meeting ° : An interesting and profitable even- i ing waz spent by the P. E. 0. las aturday at the home of Mrs. M. C. Keith, 145 North Beech street, Mrs. I. C. Loy gave a splendid report of the supreme chapter of Denver, from * which she has just returned as a dele- gate, After tho report delicious refresh- ments were served by the hoste Mrs. Hill of the Richter music com- pany, and Mrs. Smith of the Smith- Turner drug company who were at the meeting, also attended the su- preme chapter. Both of the ladies were active P. E. 0. workers in South Dakota before coming to Casper. Two other meetings have been held by the P. E. O. since the summer recess, “The first at the home of Miss Mae Winter and the second atl “the residence of Mrs. George Wilder. o8 Miss Martz Hootees at Dinner Miss Marty Louise Morris was the honor guest at an informal dinner party at the new home of Miss Sarah *Martz on East Second street last evening. Covers were laid for seten at the daintily arranged dining~ table and after the‘ dinner a pleasant evening was spent by all the guests. Pe nes Mr. .and Mrs. Q. K. Descer left Sunday for O’Neil, Nebr., where they. will visit Mrs. Deaver’s parents. Be- fore returning to Casper they will spend several days in Omaha. Mr. and Mrz. Deaver have given up their apartment on South Maple street and) re! will take up their residence ‘in their pretty new home on East Kirk street upon their return to this city. ¢ * 5 Miss Blackmore Will Entertain Suncrgae Miss Leone Blackmore will be hos- tess at the meeting of St. Mark’s Sunergae which will be held at the Parish house -tomorrow eyenig. A large attendance is requested. * % @ Mr. end Mrs. H. J. Buchanan re- turned last week from an extended visit of ‘three weeks in Chicago, Kan- sas City, and St. Louis. SAL oS . Gy NEWS >. 2 Mr. and Mrz. James A. Cody, who have. been visiting their son James mon, who came from Laramie to at-} Cody, Jr., of Casper, left Saturday evening for Lovelund, Colo. 6 8 vs City Engineer Marion M. Wheeler has gone to Denver on business. * ¢ 8 Bud Arnold has’ gone to Hastings, | Nebr., to visit with relatives for sev- érzl weeks. He will return to Cas- per for the winter, ‘sw 8 i Dr. R. ‘A. Rathbun has returned to Casper from Lysite, Wyo., where he has been inspecting sheep before their shipment to the eastern maf- kets... 5 * 2 * | Paul D. Surber came in from Salt} Creek to spend the week-end at his | home here. % 6 Mr, and Mrs. Frank McCarthy left! for Thermopolis this morning after spending some time here visiting friends and attending to business mat- ters. ° a ed * with the Holmes Ray liudson of Lysite, Wyo., is in the city with a carload of pot Which he is delivering to the local merchants. 2 Michael S. Kenney of the Webel Commercial company, has gone to « They will return to Casper to make their home, 2 Eugene Gur son has gone to Douglas on business for the Wyo- ming Grocery company. ee 8 C. V. MeNeal of Sedalia, Mo., has arriy in Casper and has accepted a position in the grocery department of the Webel Commerce Mrs, McNeal will join here in the near future. * 2 @ Seavor Worland of Bo:ton, Mass. the Rev. John H. Muliin, Ed Slater will visit at the A, J. Cunningham | home during the hunting seazon. * # 8 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Beyer have parchased the E. L. Hollis residence at 739 South McKinley street. Mrs. Margaret Lenard and Mr. and Mrs. Sid Morrison will live with them in! their new home. | * * @ Carl Kist has accepted a position} Hardware company. | es Mrs, W. S, Singleton has returned from Montana, where she has been visiting with relatives for several! Sixty-nine, seventy-fi wife, whose last known ¢ t weeks, dollars average pr Little Falls, South D: : |servative little dresse: You and each of Miss Alice Rawli s and Miers Hope Vannatta accompanied Mr. Vannatta! on a trip to the Big Muddy fields on} Sunday. Mirs come from the at the oil fields. overland. Rawlins has recently ast and was amazed ¢ Miss Ida May Porter, A. Reed at the Midwe: Soe L. refinery, bas returned from Thermopolis where ‘ecks with relatives. 2 6 she spent a few w. } 6 2 Gus Holmes Newton and Dave Jones, » here from Cody, Wyo., to attend the Yellow- tone highway meeting, have left for their homes. Construction of the new C) Scis stian and Grant er ae Miss Mary Louise Morris left to- day for Lusk on w bsiness trip. o « & The first meeting -of the’ Ameri-. eanization school will! be held at the |—— courthouse this evening from 7 until | 9 o'clock. * * The Casper Business college hus started-a courze in 8th grade work, ineluding instructions’in French and | JUGO-SLAVS iS Spanish work. | & * Cc. C. Bever- attending: * who has been here the highway meeting, has tumed to Thermopolis. ee 8 R. H. Hodge of Denver, who has been for several vears With the Dan- iels, and Fishers Stores company, has come to Casper and will take over the management of the ladies’ ready- to-wear and dry roods department of) the Richards and Cunningham store. Mr. Hodge took of his department, s+ D. S. MeCalman of Cheyenne, state highway commissioner, who has been in Casper to attend the highway meeting has returned to his home. * @ 8 R. N, Harvey of Denver has re-| turned to Casper from Lusk where he { closed the deal for the purchase of | the old "Snyder corner’ property in Lusk. Stanley Greenbaum and Mr. Sam- tend the football game, were guests at the Silas Brooks ranch over Sun- day and have returned to Laramie. + % ‘9 H, J. Peterson and family are le: ing some time this week for C: fornia where they will spend the wi ter months. They wil! drive overland in their motor car. se Mrs.. Kate Rice Campbell of Leo in Casper today. ae is * Terov Moore of Ross and M*:s Helen Stonaker of Doug'as procure a marriage license here Saturday af- tenoon. es FARGO MAKES LOCATION FOR NO. 13, BUILDS RIG The Fargo Oil company is setting up the rig for well No. 13. in the Poison Spider field this week. This will be about a half mile from the Tocation of well No. 12,. which was Mrs. Effie Nolan has accepted a;brot in last week with probably the position with the Fashion shop. oo 8 4 C, B. Anderson of the Wyoming Grocery company left this morning for Arminto and other points on com- pany business. ne * «6 Myron Evens, who has been con-!, Work of rig building for the No.| 14 gel will be No. fined to the hospital because of in- juries received when he was struck by a crane at the Midwest refinery, is able to be about. As yet Mr. Evens is without the use of one arm and shoulder, but he is recovering repidly: largest prodction of any gasser in ‘the state. The exact production of this gasser will be learned sometime this week when a test will be made The No. 18 well of the Fargo com- \pany will be spudded in within the next four or five days. started this 14 well is to b2l ocated about of a mile from No. 12 r of a mile foom No 3 well. ate EES A Tribune Wantad will sell it. eet “ienee church, to be erected at the | coraer of Cunningham streets will.be started this morning. or $80, but let charge this morning | week. | IMPLY DEAR the S48 NWi; SW NEi; Ni S provements thereon; free and clear TAGE. ner |New M. exico to sion to New Mexico to file a suit Siu) SW4; Ws SE} of Section 1; i against Colomae to ntare ne she i ’ N ; NEi NW} of Sectt 12; all; . ee) correctness of the present boundary YOU TO DISTRACTION BECA USE OF in somaae at ‘sort wien 82) Bring Suit On hetween the two glales. ' > Weert of the Gih Principal Meri " ~ THE PRICES BEING SO DEAR NOW <<riainine 950.22 ser-simore ore. — Boundary Claim Maan, Hint ~ tozcther with all buildings and im- > “There js Fo inach to thar girls man- ner whieh fs pul « | Ry MARGARET kot The heautitul molols of of any and all elaims of the defen) washiNGTOn Ont The su-, “I suppose she wants It to maten (Written for the United Pre newest rich wo veiong to the dants or any: of them, and th h preme court today granted permis- her complerion.” “ I care nat if polatacs cost exclusive r¢ to judge by | plaintiff a a A figure fiercely ticir price {That butter, beef and other foods ing: to fifteen Most folks ean cearcely buy What's worse we und ‘or I must dict “ pul it fe able With me the vital is rolli rubbing, starvin | Excessive fatty tissue But when it comes to things to weir i Believe me then I sure should ear: It’s got me rried, goodne:s k The simply awful price of clothe: een more In and antly exquis han right this The wonderful Lyons v3" petit: NEW YORK, Oct., 10.—*My dear, and exclu ° plaintiff's cosis and for snth otim And s that tition of the plaintiff filed in and furs and fol-! cause on or before the 13th day of i December, ed accordingly. further relief as may he ag to equity and good cons you unswer ‘the unless Te- pel A. D. fon with’ s 1919, the of the matters n contained: will he} nd judgment ren-ter- se the sume tne t Dated Casper, Natrona Couniy, that coat is perfect on you;” “Dearie, your bank reall. Wyoming, October 10th, D. 1914.! jthat hat was just ‘made for your Somehow or other I can’t quite s % HAZEL CONWELL. j feyes;” “M dear, this suit i how the leaguc of nations can s« Clerk of the District Court. | | |Your style’~—Thus do the i fully pui ovcr its euaiity for «i! By GLADYS FORD, i ty sales ladies affee 5 tong as the high cost of -(geal,) : Deputy. jtheir wares on guileles> shoppers. means so little to the change wt WILSON, ¢ Little Harold, thai precocious 1949 purse nu Hotientot o much to Gro, W. F ISON, i toode! child, on an enforced shopping the pockethook of an American. ROBERT N. OGDEN, Jr., ae — pur with his mate t < Ome | Attorneys for Plaintiff. AVITAL SCENE fn the ¥ not one of these endearing appe = Pub. Oct. 12,20, 27. Nov. ais tions. “Mother,'’ he demanded | “do-they all dear you bee thing’s dear now?” And thus see the high cost of clothing stands convicted out of the jmouths of babes. Positively it would be tragic if it were not so ridiculous—the price tags dangling from this season’s coats and frocks and suits. Do you remember in the good old jdays how a fifty-dollar bill was con- sidered. quite some outlay and the gown or suit it purchased was of ex- cellent materia}, lines. and style What fifty dollars will huy to-day }looks like something le chat empor- IN THE DISTRICT COURT, SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. State of Wyoming, County of atroni apiently e ‘every Jake Crous Plaintiff, vs William A, Denecke and Anna W. Denecke: Husband and Wife, and John Wright and Bertha Weber Wright, Hus- band and Wife, Defendants. To the above-named defendants, Wil liam A. Denecke and Anna Y Denecke, husband and wife, whos last known address was Ritchfield, | Idaho. and John Wright and Ber- tha Weber Wright, husband and notified that you have been sued in the above entitled Court by the above named plaintiff; that the object i prayer of the petition filed therein is ,. for a judgment that the said defen- fants and each c them, as to the lands and real es:ate in the petition and in this notice described, may be compelled to show the alleged in- terest of them, and cach of them, and that the same-may. be adjudg- feoune, gabardine. t georgette or velveteen. <Any fg thé léast out of the ordinary, exelu- \vive or Frenchy immediately » range front to $125 and $150 with the easy speed of an expre:s elevator zo As for suits, without exaggeration, ‘even‘in shoddy materists and cheay ed io be null, void: and of no effect grade furs, there no fur-trin whatsoever, and that D) jsuits under a hundred,dollars. tle be forever quieted me; that the plaintiff be dec to be the absolute owner in fee sim- ple of the following described real estate, situate, lying, and“ being in said County of Natrona i State of Wyoming, to- they are of peachbloom, duvede and others of the exqu terials with beaver, squirrel tr range from | to $450 with the grcatest of case 2 abandon. You can pick oui a sort of roi and ready sport coat for around ; mnything in evor swathe en tho duvetyn or reund your figure and ¢ lit imn’t of the fur-bearing species in round figures it around one hundred antfifty roun.! dollars. F = = WARSHIP GIVER | _ SUNK IN STORM } (Ny Axnoclnied Prenx.) ROME, Oct. 13—The Austrian | battleship Franz Joseph, which was | allotted to Jugo-Slavia, sank dur- | ing a hurricane, according to a dispatch from Zara, Dalmatia. | She was carrying ammunition ‘for | the Jugo-Slav army. | 'PEACE TREATY | NOW IN HANDS JAP EMPEROR i FE] 3 cost more per pound and } less per cup than conimon ! tea? i More per pouid, because | it’s made of the young! tender leaves cf the tea plant. | Less per cif, because it has such an abundance of ! rich tea-flavor. A pound , makes so many cups. Schilling Tca is the fine | &% al tea of iM seetetoeteety > wy Hore Gy Unitea - TOKIO,’ Oct. 13. privy | council apvroved the German peace treaty and submitted it to the em- peror for his’ ratification today. feat AT 2 A CARD OF THANKS : We-wish to thank our neighbors and friends for their kindness shown jduring the illness and death of opr son and grandson, ¢ practical econemi this country. CHAS. HOVEY of Schilling |g and Far , Oolong, >< { D. H. RUSSELL, tfast. All o: us Inj Se Bi ved moisture-proof packages. | yy 10-13-1t a oa 5 4 GEE es Tea & Co Sais mctsto | | _A Tribune Wantad will sell it. = fe i, | | a N , DOLLS i Kewpie Style BEACH BABES 0.U.KIDS TISS-ME ATLANTIC CITY BELLE —BAB-BIE And Many Others See Window Display and Make Your Selection. = LLL L PH LIE LL ELL EM: | | | i | | | | N N N & N N N Ny N N ) Ni N : & Drepatordregeatertreertontoetetontectreteatontreaerteetestent Smith-Turner Drug Store 135 North Center St. West Hotel Bldg. Y MELO LD PLE AS IP LI DME ME MO EMS EME LE a 17, 24, 1919. (Ogden) LN Why does Schilling Tea ; {IIIMINNMINNNNINNNINININ Seedeedesgeetecetoeteitedteateatecdeceeteatpate deetectostedtestectocgeetecteteetpety seeteetedesteegeeteefeepeee Ca a i i ee ee le i eS a ss a es ee BACON-BACKER Feature “MEN” LYRIC TOMORROW «aa Blakey & Co. | N. CENTER ST. HENNING ANNEX CA Sale O “Dresses Commencing today we will place on sale over 100 new silk and wool dresses at about half of the original prices. Dresses $25.00 Georgette, Satin and Crepe that soldsupsto $47.00. pases Boyar pia $25.00 Dresses $35.06 Tricotine, ‘Serge and: Jersey in Navy, Dresses $15.00 = iC = = = — => Satins in Black, Brown, Navy and = = | Taupe. Regular price $25.00. 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