Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 17, 1920, Page 3

Tel DuTe ; y : PA — the Capitol Hill efréle of the Met! Q. Miller has resumed his positio::| Mrs. Frank; England is“leaving for) A. ®. Roberts’ is a Casper visitor of} cs Helthi is: here: froth. Cr: q Aid society during which the ‘folk expert watch maker with the per; Denver where she will join her hus-) Billings, Mont., and is staying~xt the] katchewan, Canada in the int s officers were elected for the ensieing| pharmacy after being confined. to his} band who has Reen called there on bust-|\\Wyatt hotel while attending to import-| his oil holdi He is thinxi year;, Mrs. C.K. )Littlefield,, president; | home for several days by tons!titis, ness. _ |ant business in the city. b Mra. C. M. Chaplin, vice president; Mrs. | ere persis Ra Cc. E. Horsch, secretary: Mrs. W.) Nie “. Stout who came to Casper about! E. Richard Shipp has gone’ to Chey- | King, treasurer; Mra. C. H. Lowe, ‘re! ft ago from Las Vegas, N. M.,\~nne where he will.attend to legal busi- y porter and Mrs. H. Engteke, chairman|\here he has been manager of the| ess. % of the flower committee. Las Vegas Lumber company, and has ce tbe After the election of officers plans for/ been connected here with the Walker| James Coherran of Salt Lake City, the new year were discussed and it wah’ Lumber company since his arrival, Will] Utah, is spending the week end in Cas- | decided to give a seri f teas for the! (assume duties~of assistant superinten-| Per attending to business with the drug-| benefic of the soe! jdent in the New Putlding department! €ists here. A sogial hour w: h, sewing! of the Midwest Re § company, in pent 9 night for Cheyenne, where hal ase {and crocheting and the hostess of the! the field work. Mr oul is a gradu-} Birthday Party Beldermann is connected with the Stan.|#f ron served @ dainty lancheon, -/ate of the Wabash college and is ex-| Much Enjoyed dard refining company here. ee tick: ;Derlenced: In the’ building and lumber Over 26 guests enjoyed Friday even: ~ Meets: eine roiek Fils. | pal ed heme of Mr.ignd Mra.'i.:W.| 5. Donahoe ot the Brodie Rubber!" “phe twelve members of the Saturday | AW | 4 ington on Pear street in honor|©ompany, has returned from an extend. Attarriooh: TeaLOIe core sprettiisianter | aoe Waldo a prominent attorney’ of . 154 So. Cent of the sixteenth birthday anniversary of |@4 visit at Richmond, Ve. Reina tht pe ee the home of| salt Lake City, Utah, Is here attend . Center thele daughter, Miss Freda Whitting| apse beh ahe Mis. R. € Wyland, 924 South Wolcott |"& f business. M | Ss he Kid He L : nea tt 2 street. time was spent playing auc: | | cpaon: idneys:lHoate- Lives The evening was spent playing games ve Meeting ‘ton briage us “usual. eal | Willian O'Brien has gone to Denver Keep the vital healthy b: and dancing. Lovely refreshments were|| The Victory circle of the Methéaist Lee PAUBN Ss 2 | where he-wil! attend the stock show| Keep the vital organs healthy by ow O en for “Business ¢ served at a table decorated in blue and she was entertained at the home| q———— ——o | next week. regularly taking the world’s stand- gold ribbons, favors and place cards. A|0f Mrs. William Jones, 130 Norih Dur- e+ 4 ‘ ard remedy for kidney, liver, birthday cake and candles made tho) bin street, Friday afternoon. Officers | PERSONALS oi John A. Guthrie, state bank examiner,| bladder and uric acid troubles— * Westartgee ak oemenee sereree ee Peay, eenter plece. [noe the new year were elected. Mrs. a. | here from Cheyenne on bysiness. | MUA W ulltingtan raccivpa many aitts| 1h: Woleste-prekident Mee Gtocne Gk: j Suna GOLD MEDAL : Wi oA. 1 in recognition of. her birthday from] Vice president; Miss Ftiélyn Hunting.|_ Attorney Prank Rngland: left 1% at) och Richardson of the Richardaon earing x are her school mates. ton, secretary; and Mrs. William Jones;| y exo. wits Brothers of Cheyenne, is in Casner with ee : : atte i treisurer wil bathe aw oftiodat area: a Puen pavenat days attending to} his broth CG. B. ric hardson. inouncement 0: | George Lilly will al: te rer| oe. ee? * + « Engagement Made Seeantrer and’ Misn Huntington as'ro| 4. i stinett or aba'wtenots ana aur| o,20%% cm" eqilypad with a Willard [peur sD or WV omen The announcentent of the engagement! orter- ides 4 of the Nichols and Stir- Siosece Battery? rett law firm is leaving this. afternooi The National Remedy of Holland for of Miss Florence Franke to Hugh ©. Bee fon Tiodlconvas PORE a octhen | cars ‘are, and there centuries and endorsed by Queen Wilhel- We want to make it a pleasure to shop with us! Miller has been made to thair many| Te in Honor epee cpt 3 aaa #) touch with, the. auth mina, At all draggists, three sizes. friends. Miss Franke has resigned her of Houseguest " Vow | vice Station. Auto Electrical Company, Look for the name Gold Medal on every bea porition “with the Henning hotel anal A uumber of intimate: friends enjoy-| jonn L. Raird of New Castle. formeriy| LL East Pirst St. Phone 9 1-17-6t ‘and accept no imitation ‘will prepare for the wedding which witl| © &" afternoon tea in honor of. M ° aS \ = aa state treasu Seats SIR ae Bas ¥ Be a is = ae r, spent yesterda take place nome time next wast. | Mr.| Seeley of Tleon, N.Y, who is here vi SS i i i i aatitae Gav oornastanl omits tied syn.) iN& with her daughter, Mrs. A. B. F Bee ee ting fa’ friends and ‘iskts oli conipaty! tn, at the home of Mrs. Carl Wever, |{,2usimess. He left last a sie p80 Delaware avenue. A very pleasant) ~~’ ” Fa is informal aft 3 a z rag dead | 1 al encore) Wrasvapent. A. T. Slack, represénting the Western! Denver |Third Recital at jel = company is in Casper from{ ‘Mr. and Mrs. Earle, D. Holmes and) Army and Navy Club Rooms Denver attending to business. daughter, Miss Margaret Holmes will) he a 5) leave tomorrow night for Denver. Colo.,|, The third recital by Prot. Rudorpn| W. I. Warner, of the Warner and where they will be the house guests cf| Lundberg, assisted-by his pupils, will be| Cochran company of Denver who has! Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Williams, formaily given on Monday evening at 8 o'clocic} been spending several days in Cas of Casper. While in Denver Mr. Hotmés|J0 the Army and Navy club rooms in|on business, left last night for te will attend the Hardware convention, |fhe West hotel building. ‘The recital| headquarters in Denver. i eee [is complimentary to the American Le-| s2e ‘ Bride and Groom Return gion and the Army and Navy club, 'The| A. J. Cunningham is attending following program will be enjoyed: meeting of the Wool Growers’ Piano—Romance --Fromme!| tion held in Cheyenne. ; Mrs. C. Vygant Be he Solo—(a) God Bring You Safely to Our From Honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs; Stewart Uptegraf have returned from their honeymoon tour JANUARY 17TH--24TH ee ’ TODAY IS THE DAY THAT THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS OF LOYAL AMERICAN ‘ in Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Uptesraf George Nelson who has been were married in Denver just before Arms Again ~----___.__ Shaw jing the Pershing banquet and the W Christmas. Mrs. Uptegraf was formerly () For the Flag and America | Growers’ convention in Cheyenne Miss. Marguerite Irene Shea, gymna- = Denriée| returned to Casper: t shim and dancing instructor at the 2% S Go - nse Enliott schools here. Mr..Uptegraf js with the c. J. Hochenauer of the Inter Margaret Spears Pipe company is here from his offices Midwest refining company in the Iab- Kernen Y oratory department. They vill he at|S!—@) I'm Captain of the Broom. {in Denver looking after the interests of home at their apartments on Beech Stick Cavalry the company. (b) His Buttons .a: ae PUN Set | Sine CITIZENS, MANY RIGHT IN OUR TOWN, HAVE STARTED A PRACTICE OF SYSTEMATIC AC- Elects Officers Solo—The Magic of Your CUMULATION BY OPENING A BANK ACCOUNT. TODAY IS THE DAY THAT THEY HAVE Rachel | Piano—Capriciante The members of the Noxthwest cir- cle of the Aid society of the ‘Methodist church met at the home of Mrs. B. M. Miller and elected the following cf-/ ficers: President, Mrs. E. M vice president, Mrs. R. 1. retary, Mrs. George Tatl.o Mrs. 8S. C. McBride; George Mason. After the business meetin; a very | pleasant social hour was spent with) the hostesses, Mrs. McBride and Mrs.| Miller. SELECTED TO MAKE AN END OF NEEDLESS EXTRAVAGANCE AND ESTABLISH A SURPLUS IN THEIR NAME IN A LOCAL BANK: THOSE WHO ALREADY HAVE A BANK ACCOUNT HAVE CHOSEN TODAY AS AN APPROPRIATE TIME TO ADD MATERIALLY EACH WEEK TO THE SURPLUS WHICH THEY ARE IN THE HABIT OF MAINTAING IN IN THEIR BANK. sare: “IN THIS WAY THEY PROPOSE TO RISE TO THE “OCCASION, “JUST AS THEY DID $0 MANY TIMES DURING THE WAR, AND HELP THEIR COUNTRY TIDE OVER A PERIOD OF SEVERE ECONOMIC STRESS. IN THIS WAY THEY PROPOSE TO DO THEIR PART TO AS- Ruth Solo--At Dawning. Ray Halloran Waltz Song_.-_Lieuranes Boeda Ericson mpathy” from’“The Firefly” Friml Mrs. Don Lobdell and Rudolph “Apel aso -Cadman | aI | The best material in the) | world for fireproofing. We are! the oniy manufacturers of ‘As-| |bestos Chimney Blocks in the} "| Solo—Felice, Me. and Mrs. Conrad Beldermann _| Accompanists—Mrs. Weeant and_atra:|United States. Order them for SURE A CONTINUANCE OF THE UNUSUAL PROSPERITY WHICH BUSINESS IN GENERAL IS Return From Wedding Trip Lundberg After a wedding trip thru Minnesota, Tilinois and a visit in Denver, and Mrs. Conrad Beidermann have returned to Casper to” live: They "Were recently married _ij Officers Elected. for A Capitol Hill Circle ‘was the hostess at a meeting of your home. Mires H. J. Ratferty,-745 East Second! 906 S. Oak St: FRED PATEE Casper, Wyo. ‘ , , ENJOYING AT THE PRESENT TIME. HOW MANY OF. YOU WHO READ THESE LINES REALIZE FULLY ALL THE ADVAN- :- TAGES OF HAVING A BANK ACCOUNT? HOW MANY KNOW EVEN THE FOUR MAIN BENEFITS WHICH SUCH A PRACTICE BRINGS TO A MAN? FOR THE BENEFIT OF THOSE WHO ARE NOT FAMILIAR WITH THESE BENEFITS WE WILL ENUMERATE. 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