Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 29, 1920, Page 3

The Tribune Offers Apology Upon what Was believed to be au- thentic information, furnished in fact, by those present on the occasion, The Tribune, yesterday published a news ftem giving the particulars of the mar- riage of Mrs. Roselle Sherman to Mr. Fey H. Cass at Thermopolis on Sun- It now develops that the young people were not only not married but had no intention of taking such an important step, and that the reported marriage was related, by their friends, who with them had formed a week-end party at the springs, as a ‘joke’. The Tribune accepted the statements of thé friends. of the couple interested, and published them in perfect good faith, suspecting no deception upon a matter of this character, The Tribuno pleads- guilty to having} been deceived by persons in whom it he ore had placed confidenee. The “jok: if such it is, is of a crude kind; and persons who have so little respect for the secred institution of marriage ake a “Joke” of it are not above! cing deception upon others and causing humiliation to the friends upon The ‘Tribune's apology is offeréd to Mrs. Sherman and Mr. Cass in the same good faith in which it sought to record their nuptials. ; «8 Wedding Anniversary ‘ Celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cook celebrated} the sixteenth ampiyersary of their mar-| riage by an informal party last evening! at their home on South Beech strect.| Sixteen guests were invited and spent] a pieszent mus’ nd cards. A served iy the ae * luncheon was Banquet at Coliseum Garage The Employees Association of the Coliseum Motor company were enter: tained last evening at a dit garage. Long tables were the rear of the shop broiled”on the forges. er at the anged in and steaks were About 40 guests were seated around improvised table: After the dinner, the guest of honor,| R. S. Ellison, gave an interesting talk. ees Wilkos Workers | Give Picnic The Northside Circle dist Ladies. Aid society guests of the Willing at a picnic next Friday eee of the will Work afte Tessie 1 held at] A few of the pupils of Miss Anderson took ufisrnoon.| ean Bingham, rd Patterson, William Patterson, Thomas, Virginia Nelson, Doro- . Florence Hall, Jean Wisner, and Mrs. J. L. Beider- man. Twenty-five guests were present and light refreshments were -served, Dell thea M, Buvila evening dancirig and with! yy Known to Announcement was made the marriage of Miss Marguerite Mills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mills of Bessemer and Roy Frederick Uriens, an employe of the Ohio Oil company The marriage Was performed secretly! at Douglas on June 12, the pastor ot} the’ Methodist church officiating. tives were Iet into the secret yesterday and authorized the announcement Secret Marriage Made Friends the marriage. | PERSON f Rev. Fr. today ALS Mullin left yesterday for Cheyenne on a short trip. Ss. E. tending to J. A. Moore is in the city from Raw- lins, Wyo., looking after his business| interests. R. B. Darkes of Omaha, Neb., is reg- istered at the Henning hotel while at- business matters. tending to Mr. and mosa, in the Miller of spénding several days in the city at- Colo., city eee Denver, 5 matters. busine: eee * se * Mrs. on business with friends. F. is terests, Father.O'Confor of the St. of Riverton is in Casper for ion a number 7 ned of day: and Colo., I. B. Collins of are spending a few days visiting C. Emmerson of Cheyenne, Wy here looking after his business in- Tea and Coffee are Harmful to children, and tly disturb- is healthful for young and old Postum contains SCREENS M Anderson expects to leave C n per within the next few days on a va-|Z% cation trip of two months in Wyoniing| and Colorado. i=l ay ee s Dr. and Mrs. J. A, Cullen, who have|® been visiting here with C. A. Cuilen Dr. Cullen’s brother, have left for Den ver where they will visit before return {nx to their home in Bloomington, Neb/|2 a TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY =| 2 z LOST—Hast part of town or on east road out of town, casing and rim for Buick car; finder please notify Phone 652 or call at Room 201 ,0il Exchange; reward. 6-29-1t FOR RENT—Two-room furnished apartment in rear. Inquire at 131 N.! Beech. 6-29-1t juarantes, Siildren, "Keep, this “advertise: ment w others. Positively wonderfol, Bay KATALKO at the drog store; or send 10° cents (silv-# oF stamps) for proof box and guarantee, to Jvhn Hert Brittain, Sta. F, New York, No City Is Immune! CASPER’S LUCK In Avoiding Fire Losses * Is Phenominal DON’T WAIT Until Old General Aveér- ‘ agé starts to even up his score before you get un- der full cover. R. 7. KEMP Co. “faisauranté—That’s All” SCREENS Phone 370. 112 E. Second. no caffeine SCREENS PHONE 702 For Yours SCREENS Tie FY SCREENS We Make Them SCREENS Rela-| Ala Steven's he spellbinders had polished and sand- ered their nommating speeches un-| Ul Demosthenes, Cicero, Dan Webster, | Henry Clay or any other past master could not pick a single flaw. When it} 1 said and done Former Governor| | Willis of Ohio When he nominated Harding became the matinee idol of the| convention, They went wild over his) oratorical pink ruffles. And when he| figuratively wrapped the old. flag about his candidate and told the convention of} off. It was then that we knew what | |was really in the minds and hearts Of} or} the delegates, we knew too how that great body of Republican voters in the Galleries felt about it. “What is in the atmosphere that cir: culates in and about and over the state of Ohio, or what Kind of bird seed do j they feed them down there to make orators of them all? Just look back over the list of great convention ora-| tors, there were Wade Denison and| Giddings of the earlier period; Gar- field, Sherman, McKinley, ja latter period; Harding himself who followed and now Willis. How many more are growing up we don’t know. “When it came to the nomination} there could have been no other out- come. The first several ballots indi- ed the condition of things. Just| what observers had predicted long be-| fo. As the balloting proceeded the inevitable result became more appar- ent. ‘he delegates grew more and more impatient to place their votes where they desired to place them. It was a most difficult mutter to hold the wvorite son vote level as long as they |did. Wyoming is accorded the credit! t{of pointing the way, to Harding's suc-} cess and ending the struggle earlicr than would have otherwise occurred. \3-8 SOTO M. is} Foraker, of LPS MD SLL Were you give monico Ice Cream. SNaaYOS DEP 83) SNAGYOS THIS IaI SSIS I SESE SSSI: ie The Purchase to take him, believe me the lid went! ¢ | PRESCRIPTION 'D.S.M. GOES T0 1920 CONVENTION - SAYS SULLIVAN ON RETURN HOME: (Continued from Page One) “Wyoming acquitted herself in good | ter things for form in the convention. It was body of men and the the state, the convention without mhy well take pridé in these men as good and faithful servants. “We had the ladies. with us in strong force this year, and do know that it makes a convention the The Dan Every Evening Excepting Sunday Union Orchestra Iris Pavilion n prompt service? The R e xall Store REX BKIMB— THATS The Safe Drug Store Known? OOVE ELECTRIC SUCTION SWEEPER: who placed the highest con-} fidence in’ them by sending them to ALL AIMBALL HANDLES: THE GOODS condition Were you thanked for your patronage? Were you asked to “please call again?” It is our constant aim to give the best possible service at all times and we appreciate your patronage. Exclusive agents in Casper for Carlson’s Famous Del- Agents for Eastman Kodaks and supplies. MAKE THE REXALL STORE YOUR DRUG STORE. Paes STORE PHONE 26W | Special Sale Now On Only $5 Down And Balance in Easy Monthly Payments These Special Terms for a limited time only. PHONE 69 Home Demonstration at your converiience NATRONA POWER CO. heretofore bas | PAPPOPPOOOOOGPOPP OLA. . The Last Time You were in Kimballs Rexall Store. Were you courteously greeted? Were you properly waited upon? ae VALLAL LLL iE ceseeawocie™ PLP DIAS EE WHY DELAY of that Greatest Labor Saver en |more attractive. They sustained their!standing disgrace for years. These} While the reporter was talking to f part in pfesident making with every|southern contests have been the source! Senator Sullivan in his office his sec- e | whit much skill and credit as. we of more trouble and annoyance than) retary entered and handed him a tele- S veterans of a thousand political bat-,all the other troubles ¢ombined. I|gram from Chairman Hays apprising tles. I believe their appearance i fia-/should like to see the southern Repub-|/him of his selection’ by thé executive al conventions will in every way|lican vote cast and counted for the|committee as assistant to the chair- prove desirable and make for a higher) party, and it will be in time. At prés-|man’ in charge of the national campaign : lorder of politics, better proceedure and|'ent we are handicapped by unfavorable| for the Rocky | Mountain states, in- eo \Petter party government. Thef> gsso-|lvcat election laws. |cluding Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, 4 |i¢iation wih the national , committee “We now have our conver.tioiv, Colorado, Wyoming and Montana, with has already had an influence fox het-; chores done up and are res the | headquarters at Denver. : the party. I Aveleome|larger undertaking, the e per-| Senator Sullivan did not indicate, g a fine|the help of, the ladies in making this/so . Tam y sanguine of Repub-| whether or not he would accept the b Republicans of|the best and cleanest government ihi/lican victo ardle of what-sele¢-| high honor together with the burden a the world. tions of are made by the)it would éntail “You will ‘have noticed that the na-|Pemocrats n Francisco. instructions, | tional ‘eonmittee. has been authorized We, have’ a splendid’ ticket a good niin Tho haat crodl ; | to clean up the ‘rotten boroughs’ in|Dlatform and T believe the support and) Brotherhood of | American Yeomen \ \the south ana to apportion convention| ¢chfidence of the. people. What more/ will meet Wednesday 8 p. m. at Moose Habre i a. beats ot" ¥ east {could we ask. Let's roll up our shirt) hall. Members urged to be present. pretty | representation on a basis of votes cast)?" in.” OLIVE F. HAAS, Corres; sleeves and win. 1 F. HAAS, Corresp youj|for the party. 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