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

MH. S. Medley of the Casper storage, e is in Denver attending to important 3 business “matters. : ; " S ste ~ Mrs. Mooney Coyle of the (Vestetn Ploration offices has returned from Denver where she sp veral days on business and pl . Mr, Hl. R. Montgomery of Piushurgh, jPenn., faut % who pital for some time with a s of blood 7 ning, arrived to see his son. ert, Mrs. Rasmus ed as best man wh Y player the wedding march from Deny “An elaborate wedding luncheon was | ink with served tt tables decorated ence and with white and ‘een prior to the de.) te parture of the wedding party. is will m her Mr. Shackterle is an automobile|/Pper as her new home n of Berkeley and it is there that has just been completec takes his bride to live. ‘They i ee oe. moter south for thday ast daughter, son, who ar » in Denver. home in Cas on CY avenne David Thompson entertained at, honor of her at the Thomp South m street. It of Mr. Thompson's 7 on is super- nk Line com of the Union of Thermo Line company were also invited ‘hen returning to Terk Resear {the dinn Mo 1 Jackson, ‘Tenn emtious of the pete oe re where he will visit: with old friends Mr, Thompson with a leather land relatives A very suecessful ale was heitjtMd relatiy a birthe gift. An old-fash ving dinne Saturday i ne ut nat White’ store by the m including a 9" mbers of the William 1 Des Moines, CHRISTMAS SEAL DRIVE MAY KEEP BANNER Health Workers Strive Record This Year; State- ment Shows Purpose of Organization The following statement b pared by workers who will ha of the sale of Rea © seals The statement Work Which has been Which is being done in the his organization. » Christmas driv year in the state will have the “Help Wyomime Keep the Tat wrist expliins tb rent follows for New in hed and of the first to mobil tate by GANZ HONORED BY HIS FELLOW VOAGERS AT RECITAL) <= NOTED PUNIST TO DELIGHT CASPER AUDIENCE TONIGHT. > > AR VMANAYVY CLUB When the great s r broke tress on the floge « jou & reor H out in August, 1914 of the steamer An the sum tive on were among the first ¢ to vor a Ml AM contracts in the seve exp nes hh S. MORRIS, Pres, tries involved were immediate celled. wh Ameri ened or 11284 mad. = While o }onot a dite men around tt Meficulty. in v.amd in some the officers of instances found it impossibl Rudolph Ganz, the great Swiss plane about h Kova tL. who will be heard at the Iris theater ¢ $<he had more than one man’s chown hie share of exciting experiences his fellow passer Although Switzerland was one of the in one of the mo: je those who were to appear: 4 whole t eryhody in 06 te © few fortunate countries to have es: | tributes « maid to caped the horrors ot the terrible con: or any other count © flict, nevertheless he rmy was one ‘The fact that Mr © und Mr. Ganz! to vive as imm Verecital in ©: bel mu reservist Hately | York, a few weel © called to the colors done his became known » duty for four month the danger | reac these st + Of his country becoming involved in the | pres desire te war ha i va hed, he was. en UN mittee ob three wa bi yovered with light : in Casp visiting with friends. He RU indefinite leave of absenee, in order Unat KOs, ete via) ved at 6:10 o'clock. West circle of the Tapuist Woman's so. 1. onning on locating here for the: “Perhaps you atre familiar with he might fulfill at loast some of nly and on the da sere ES % Poatrorathe wilt inization and it i Kagements in Americ \fter consid awa HnMOA CCITT rie Housew armel a AC THe BRO tHe ie Erg ao in ca oe state utah nat CU . Alisa nS reached (Nz find his fe voy surprise Shower nate - Mr. and Casper Queal have v6 we Wyoming Public th wh Me foreed to remain sever oe o ‘ 5) vo arpel SRE ES ce re ee a ' 2 of two hundred, oeeupy he do fay know 1 nd Mrs. Harold Stoddard were nae iNirane tr the gallding fund Of coned to Casper from Denver, where Uon is an organization whieh pr weeks he he suceceded in securing seats in the parquet at Carnegie ball I you know that re aan HEAmeatids Hostens eal 1 they have heen livin for the past betterment of general hesitth « Wweommeritions on a steamer bound for This incideat partly explains Mr. tannin is bad for the ymin wer at their home 4 six months. ‘They were formerly ¢f 1 particukir attention Mt bevica Ganz's—s ly rowin Announcement of ‘ . ; oxts, its causes 1 its 1 Hh h Beech street, last ° Double Wedding Casper and say that they just had to Culosis, Its) many ca 1 its pre faver he was given a throug country His most stom : \bout 0° guests came to the : i Mr. Queal will have the ageney Vention. ‘This because in the averse (me of the pretty events of the eom-) for re y , ore. community one-third of all people be “ave rep’ 7 rming and eseh brow some ap ifor a motor car company here = (yt course yw ay ata EBenineellitn ing week Will be the double wedding ears 1 the aves of 20 and 1 die of tuber — SSS urse ; but T never Whieh will be perform by the Rev. Thuigh Hardin whe spent the week ¢ulosi Phillip Kk. nt informal evening was wards on Thursday even-\end in) Chadron visiting: witt vegies) hal at ing at ck in St. Mark's chureh,|his wife, anu da has returne: of the evening M vidara Uniting. Miss Beulah of De to Casper {a delicious light luncheon corah, Towa, and W. eof ©: peste : suas per, and Miss Ann of Sieux| Miss Ruth Cheney of Freeland, Wyo City, lows, and Iton of wfreturned to her home after spending Who w Marie Pritchett has returned to te FTL PRATT RCMOMEDen Reelin Hoes Thanksiiving day with friends here. sat the, home 6t lier parental PMinsehave heen mado. for o very 7 8 8 PPTL Was pretty: but quiet wedding, only the nest! Don't miss it, Cafeteria Tuneh at the intimate friends of the contracting par-| Methodist chureh, day evening. ties to be present. Nec, 2 House € Aft the mony a wedding dinner se ek Ketuens or spending a very hn Casper, Miss Will be served by Mr. and Mr blot MeDonatd. oth of the young couples jo OM bemnin in Casper to live this Saturday for her a as Ohio, Miss Keugy Aryhur Dr. Montgomery land left yest fo father for his tn Riverton and Mrs. TL PL Tubb are ex L2DTt where ig much improved companiod By his Nota 1 tion Wyoming Public Health assoc aintains rurkd installs the for children in nl « nur elinies, Ir school Anes to the me re rejected anit were diset of tuberculosis “Our workers 0 into localities wher deay Yass sanitation is mot what it should by living condition nel dle ire far right. Hy word of picture and f to correct this Hd emergency nursing When nee “Things ¢ © looking up in our stat n Clev »~- to return today) from Jos An irding these matters. Rural pe borately entertained while tn CITY NEWS | Calif, wh they have spent asking that much scientitie i ‘ Ke NOD OR ALOR MINCE sNOL GE Lis { last few weeks ona pleasure trip. tention be given. thelr children as hefore long. = cialis: Kiven their cattle, horses and shee; i. Tillman Brown to Ralph Mayo, cert ant of Denve ing to: . TW. Stone and baby daughter rrived in Casper from Og i . to join Mr. Stone, who has be: here for the last week . senior assistant 1 public account ed this morn- of Mes Society ingtt - Tho ometr of the Casper Choral ; int PS ciety will meet tonight in the First 4 eek vl countants, thodist- chureh, corner of Kast Bee: poe cc tew: das ee) MIBK fand Durbin str roa rehear a5 come Ne the cant: Oe elle pie GC. M. Ayres of the Ayres Jewel pees Tbe presented on Saturday. company in the Smith-T Huildin Cass" left yesterday morni koand last might trip in one day in spite of the poor condition of ae roads. Tey has returned to ¢ Wash. Where he w Je and Groom Return funeral of his father From Denver. eo 8 6 Mroand Mrs. Don Sullive turned Mrs. M. Ferguson per nt m Spokane, ittend the and dsl Tore C) oak inford has been trom Denver, where they qert last night for their hor Hiv tietly married last’ Wednesday Jorton after spending a. few ere Seno to hie home: the past irs. Sullivan, who was formerly the home of BF. Mrs. {Month by serious illness, is able to again care for for his noin Dens 5 ut ne Arthur, has sruson and daughter were on their 1° : the last two weeks. She has way } from Amos, Lowa, whore they MS office in the Wood dul Casi ree ast M nd have heen visiting connected with the Taylor & * Arthur Johnson of Vallejo ifor nia, is in Casper to do son work for the t ) Power & 1 “pany of Salt Lake City, Mr. Johnson (UM Wvas formerly a ident of Casper and tay “hein visit with his many friends in the city. erage con. Mi er of th ™. Esther bride and groom are staying tyre ing hotel for the present until! » completed Sullivan! yyre John Dorin and daughter Dorin, Mrs. CG. J. Gerd tty, left last 5 . Colo., whe three weeks on Ktefore returning to C: “nd visit ht com Mixs | riments Before - = Sumptuous Dinner Sali Club Danee laid for appointed tin home on last Salto club) danee 1 Qoas the table dee o jous dinner wis st nad Mesdames Iiot Anen fons Helen Michie, Carey 9. Ternquist, MENICO CITY. «Ry maily- Railroad Burton Les the W. I ror eh ‘Townsend, MeLaughlin and € teas and ¢ rview in Mex both passenger and Kir i, and Gus Rell were! or Chica sper eniling on the. freight, will be the nearer to norm entertained. local dealers on dane 1onext than for nine years, trented ee he John Anderson of Lyman, Wyo. is) here to tike the pharmacy board 6x party tem directors of the National railways the dinner th as the past few months havir entious offerts to acquire rolling: stock ind put re nd condita 1 in Fontes, nto the head of the national few months amination t Impromptu Party : : Catherine Dunn was the nostes A baby daughter was born to Mr Imprompta parts) and Mrs, HW. H Reeiloren aint y evening. Ap ineoon North Center street yesterday aft | made Simmon very enjoy or home, Sune Hood time with music was spent by all the guests close of the evening light Mrs. C.F Lowas served by Miss Dunn Position with the lests of the evening were the oany recommends of whieh have yverument. Lary heen ex ed in ft is said, for loco ai ernoon hoeranted ber the sums have r ited os + Di . lears and negotiations are now in. prog O'Connor has accepted Kimball Drug com-} the U motiy hes and freight Helen Carlson, Agnes Claire \liehie, Mary Long and the Mes: Mr. and Mrs, George ‘Thebolt are the [ress with assurance ot oss that ae Re eee menaiaanitiroulenarcnta ott voeiel born this| Pullman service on all w ble lines Ws aT ie ater on Rambert | Will be resumed the first of the year ; Geese ivontic Railway lines now operated by the . |overnment will not be re k-end| ious private owners unt heen brot to normal, « alto prev view ves has resumed store after ers here Opha Tiargr position at the Ea O'Rrien, who spent the we trom Cole he is! hue ling toa sraves Ur oi eae tatement serious operation the State, taking a cour atement. vital last) month turned to the A — : siete s wit Visit A Tribune Wantad will sell it. Pomorrow s of the neral Ald st ehureh have ate plans for the Rain h will be held all after ent) rooms of Carpenters 4 even diffe rated, each one in one of the of the rainbow this bazaar, 1 of the circles General Aid chose some certain to make. There will be booths haby and ehildren’s clothes, hand bet und towels, cans of 1 sorts, every description, dolls and 1 a miscellaneous faney work TONIGHT IRIS THEATER 8 P. M. Sharp. Rudolph Ganz PIANIST and. MISS OLGA FERLEIN served by the members during the afternoon, and te dinner hour a cafeteria dinner dis will be cious home made Yor roceeds of the bazaar will be ed toward the $1,000 which ha bseribed by the ladies of the \id for the new parsona of Marriage a Posvar - Rosa Republican, of Gan rnia, for November 20 ve extended account of the mar ri Miss Wilhemena Posvar, si6- Violinist ter of George W. K. Posvar of Casper, fo Emmanuel J, Shackterle, of Berkely, : . California, which took place at. tha Reserved Seats now on Sale at Iris Box Office amhio PREGNHEUINA ECR eANTOO WE: Babies in Arms Cannot be Admitted. It w a bell wedding and bells of PRICES: — $1.50 Plus War Tax were hung about the rooms attractive with mas- ul white. The vows were a hu wedding bell bride wearing a white silk yin shower hou dainty pink roses. Miss Bessie Posvar was her she carried pink carnations. $1.00 $2.00 and en ster's attendant and 2 ind the city public i sufety’s s: in crowded quarter law it isn crowded quarters, they may, ur der chiuged sanitary conditions, sti nh, healthy: lives Vins Iie HLesuth asseeittion ed by the sale of the nie liam son ot M ved by friends | and Mrs. Tarr last M E acura: Mont. Mr living for th Mrs. True Butte. present at Ce ll lest y. Wye | _>- - Therron Morgan ition with the $ started work this jing_department. He Has purchases now and avoid that we have a splendid > Ht f x aes FIFRA RED x A Pa * PRE PRR, i —#« : aaa BURKETT’S oldiers who rged from the army beenuse rte demanding for peancaog eter sUMCat ee What would be more practical as a Christ- tion, shall be caught sary to live in. these activities of the Wyoming support ed Cross Christ re oll residents of Casper, immediately for enon, the Beautiful Silk Waists in the latest fall models. | 5 eg aa. Seg na ag acta, Tr ey Sy | eGusper Men’s Clothing Department As you know, it is only THREE WEEKS UNTIL CHRISTMAS, so we advise you to begin making your i ing apparel suitable for men or boys and our PRICES nan Wicrwime Co Richards & Cunningham Company — : get any tannin.” Don't be The in your tea too sure. puckery tas n 5 1s tannin. Com: tea otvength from the its strength. Vine ‘ | mostly upon tannin tor 1 { | oe) 122 South Center } { If you want to enjoy really fine tea, < d skip that puckery tannin taste, Bea TTL Loa ask your grocer for Schil- ling ‘Tea, There are four favors of Schilling Tea—Japan, C mas gift than a PRETTY HAT or a late model | NU BONE CORSET? " Splendid medels for the average figure, in fancy brocades. Burnett Optical Co. Skilled Opticians ‘{\ Practical and handsome pattern: Cossock and Hussar styles demurely tailored in Georgette or Crepe de Chine. Casper, Wyo. round b Hennir Hotel. y ( aq ty Started for ithe rush later on. You will find assortment of all kinds of wear- Clothing In the Clothing De- partment we are show- ing a beautiful line of Overcoats and Suits in all of the latest models, and tailored by the well known firm of HIRSH- WICKWIRE of Chica- #0, who need no adver- Hats and Caps A new Hat or Cap is an appropr appreciated pre the largest e and greatly nt for any man or boy and we have stock to select from in Casper. Just are- 4) Nothi f ceived a shipment of the celebrated JOHN B. STET- ute Not ing would SON HATS in Velours and B wers, all of the lates ty, be more sensible or ap- shapes in Brown and Black; also a line of Men’s Fur Manes propriate to give to a Caps, ranging from $5.00 to $15.00. man or boy. ( Just the thing for the cold weather. Shirts Gloves A nice Shirt or two A pair of nice warm Gloves make a sensible gift at would also be appre- any time, and we are showi a complete assortment ciated and we have a if Lined and Unlined Dress Gloves, suitable for driving splendid assortment in OY Stveet wear. We invite you to inspect our stock and either k, Madras, knew that you will be pleased, Percale or Soissette, which we are selling at popular prices. Neckwear A neck tie is always appreciated and we have just received a large assortment in the wide flowing end ties in all of the different shades and designs; priced Mufflers from 75c¢ to $3.75 each and we advise an early selec- i" We can show you tion. a the most beautiful muf- flers in Casper and every man should have one, so put this item down on your gift book and look over our stock when you make your s lections. Half Hose e" oman appreciates anything more than a box of at CHRISTMAS time and we can supply your as we have a large assortment to select from, ting of Silk, Silk Lisle, Macon Cotton and All- Wool Cashmeres at popular prices. “THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST”