Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 8, 1920, Page 3

Engagement Announced formerly owner of the} informal Party nts, is leaving tomorrow The announcement of the engage rmopolis where he will ment of Miss Anr Kaplan to &. H. ys before returning tinue Bial was made yesterday at an. infor.) his home in Colorado. 2 : mai party in honor of the birth annt| see Regular $2.25 Value; Regular $3 Value; versary Of Miss {Gertrude Mendick.|| Mr. and Mrs: } This This Miss Kaplan is the sister of strs. C.| Mo., are e3 | Sale Sale Mendick and has been visiting in Cas-|™orrow for a visit ; i : : per for the past few months. Mr Fial 8nd son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mendick.! | ° ’ a fab tien a vouinent Were ror -senle Unie] From ‘here “Mr. and “Mrs: Kaylan will tas Night Gomis and is ner in the cafeteria at the | Visit Denver and Los Angeles, Calif. — | . 5 ° Midwest Refining company. a 08(- 8 Regular $3.25 Value; Ladies’ Nainsook Night- The entertainrgent given at the} Mr. and Mrs. R. F. ison of St 1 This home of Mr. and Mrs. < and fees Mir a spending the day} | Sale $2. 65 Gowns number of their friends enjoyed sthe in- visiting with friend They are} 1 nal P2 Re a+ formal evening. fenroute to the Yellowstone Nationa!| | Regular 3.45 Value; Regular $1.7 Value; . * k, making the trip overland in their i This This Casper Couple Marmon motor car. Sat Sale Married in Douglas : | LD cares male) « The marriage ceremony uniting Miss : Newlander has returned | Ors) vera. Pike to Lawrence Powell took) !"0™ ation trip to Denver! i}| ee Bigeniers: place in Douglas, Wyo., Sunday morn- [ona sacs ar ‘and AB OW FABSUCIATEG) Hy 7s : ont ing at 5:30 o'clock. ‘The young couple|“!t# Dr. Herman Tatpers, dentist sre {| Fine Nainsook, Regular Knit Bloomers, Regular accompanied by the groom's sister and| — x | $1.20 Value; 95c Value; brother-in-law made the trip to Doug-|, Mts. George Ferguson children Southeast, finds liquor |]! is S i 0e vant 70e las overland and were married there! M&¥e Kone to the summer 1 of her} US s seh] ey This Sale... This Sale... | immediately upon their rents, Mr. d Wh: ©) so plentiful after some of his raids, that he frequently stages street flushing ps ss to suy, are largely |} i: i returned to Ci on areeD NCE Horn moun-| vended, but not enjoyed, Here are shown 100 gallons of corn liquor moistening the gutters of Atlanta, ¢ || Chidrens’ Sateen Bloomers be at hom SNA nd the bal-| ] White, Pink, as Assorted Remnants nobeton 2 ance of the summer. Mr. Ferguson! Rewari sie Value; In All Col Mrs. Powell has been ci r for the bal the Fourth at the cabin return | CARRIERS AND || This n olors . Kimball's Drug company and will con-|'"% ¥° era's | Vill Many Real Bargains | | her work there for the time “| tot on to 71 pulatior times Asbestos Chimney, Blocks are an absolute guaranty against de- fective flues. $1.50 per foot put up. Phone 693-3 FRED PATEE TU Inited Beginning FAday , July 9 AND ENDING JULY Yee We will place on sale many bargains, which means a big saving to the women of Casper. These reductions are in addition to our already low prices. We positive- ly know we can, at all times, save you money. Ladies’ White aig Sale “$1.10 Mr. Dennis J. Daly left to me a Bay Tor mvasation trip in tho Dig Horn NT COAL MINE | NEWSIES GET GET SALARY RAISE AND M ternice Wilmington who has|™OUntains. | ‘ ’ been visiting with her unele and aunt! yo) qq qs Lees sy | SHOW TREA T Dr. and| Mrs, A. /G. Deuel ot ‘this city,),, 9m IW. Tike, dency manayer for) | TWO WEEKS VACATION. for the past three months has returned tae pa : eh ha see ee ky moun hi | to her home in Cleveland, Ohio. M strict is here from Den FHS UHOTRIER en REE USE tlie ‘ i Ry ae |[pritppet Wie (Ok Wileonandl ii Ae ‘of the, Chamber’ of ‘Com-fare,t@ be the guests of the new Ma i auiployee ae MeNeabeeeae lll 2 bs Be 4, St of the Chamber’ of Co i e he corner of Woicstt |” BISCmpIOve hic yecame | jf} Anéerican Sh ine wer nong the Casper p meree McKenna of the Tndian| ae Mita ta At the invitation ot |fifective July 1, every postoffice em-||f! who returned this morning from busi-|c : ; nd A | Dance Tonight | Weta visite dni De nve : x eyeoal amin atyag Of) CANGCU ANG intiaaras ce and Hart the manager-. ervice is entitled to | The regular Thursday night dance Sine eu ores owned by the| A good clean bill tv on and the Kids |% 1-8 ence with pay inal given under the auspices of the Ameri-| yg, wilson, formerly ater A = sth ae lare assur a real good time. c za 1 holidays, dur- | Hl can Legion and chaperoned by the/ont of the Midwest is hére today fr Ha taereataate & us wish we were new the FAUNA] women of the auxiliary to the Ameri-| Honver ; ge ‘ prevery ae people gO out of their honafide sick leave with pay cum@lative can Legion will be held at the Dream-| : ee RA SA UTA oat ¥ to show those kids a good time. three urs, ‘The mulative OG land dancing pavilion, In case of rain} yyeiyin ‘ relat NeaAn Pet MAL na eee pies: : se mea Kk leave eh the dance will be held in the Mascn'c}inig week from Denver to 1 . ckenna’ slates, anc Ss _proli me yenr may be 1iscoun : o enver to resume w it_a market for a large part the} dina 1 year if need }} BETTE eas fas a ket agent forthe Tr(a il tae found im Caspers he com | Midwest Revining uA , 1 jlington, a position he re some} pany has contracts fo vaay| FAAE Ora ise W. ©. 'T. U. Meets 5 ene | ; f F \ Ss ago. fro! ee : ARC Friday Afternoon | Are orn tha, tee is sani Chief Recovering : earns may have On the Famous The regular meeting of the W. C. 7.) Ww. B. F is lBpondii All inten cont aunRIh ea een toer Rena Gans temporary employes 5 ate, and equal to the Sebo ee Rae SRI U. Will be held on Friday afternoon ai|days in the Osage field on bust. Bee eT retina peal t if they en Pee one chess ana Bp a nine, “The veine are vertical and tvere| From Severe Fall; The topic of the afternoon will be “Tae| Roy Turnbull, head carpenter for Pea eaiith | | Occident and “Orient United for the|Wasoming Oil company arrived ier aien Hee cai ote SMEGETHE ' Weal of AN” and the address Will Pelmorning from Denver with a carpe | qe hy the party and are on diahlay y M. Blackmer, president of th made by Mrs. 8. E. Bailey, nd Jett this afternoon for|; ine SOWs af the Holes Hard:| ning company, who wss nai ad 5 aeaceiatone |seriously injured when he from his Recital at | sae are wa SS |saddle horse while riding in Presbyterian Church Val Tyson of Sheridan, who nas| |Spring s the first t of this wel Th is of Miss Va visiting her mother and_ sisters | reported to be resting quietly thi cea rite Mea el els] GUNNLL MADE Viteuct sats was S200. Ge) yoo of est to chureh on evening from 7 to 8; where she will visit friends %ef mer was still unable t leave i o'clock. Several numbers, will be) turning home. 1 SALES MANAGER « et but no alarming report was issued health or purse, they piano and violin solos Malin. ensemble | eee | Mr. Blackmer sustained a hro% 1 4 and orchestra selection: Carl Weunsch, for the past four] lee and his kidneys natural y drin) a months an employe in the office ef the} TR. C. Gunnell who has been with|badly wrenched as a result of fal le Ss s r . ronan ower CO! E ‘or ore His horse st bled while he w out Hi ‘he Pytiilin (sisters ‘of Buniae: ei eee swterday tor his fornier "Year, has been appointed tolriding in the vieinily of the road _.220 S. Center, Next Door to Kimball Drug Store ple No. 16 held their regular meeting peal a Mi eae é ie Mr and: Mrs.| tal fee =e Pa ha Med ila bas 3 f : : Leics CL a William Weunsch who spent a few] former sales 1 - of the company,| B s injury the w np dmportent pune rab vat, Weeks here returned home a week 2g0.} who has resi t the position |his da Miss M | held followed by an enjoyable soe ae) jas mané of the city department/mer to E <istler, tre Hy Big One-Day Sale Tomorrow. July 9, 1920 scar. a ee a, 3. Sykes of Monmouth.|with the New York Oil company. Mr.|W. H. Kistler Stationery * a I, arrived here yesterd nd will| Burwell has had phenomenal sueseastheen postponed. The proba H O—— — —_— J ena two months visitin ry daugh-Jas sales manager of the Natre ver|the wedding was understood to 9 | titer, Mrs. F. B. Firman, 804 Grant ave-|company. week. Mr. Kistler was overs “ y ” Fi eye) wor S$ PERSONALS ‘i nue. Mr. Gunnell formerly was 5 stnan/the world war and returned a major There's a e€ason e e =| Cs with th merican Electrie compar ———6@97 | erties pki acne al Boedefeld of Elkhart, Ind.,Jof Omaha, Neb., and came from this The Point of View. ee) [Scone ee nal PS Sec 5- 1 r@) 1 5 Ss 1 Seay ra 47 he weeks as the guest of herj war he in the aviation and Men who don't care z business matters. | | sveeke ae ithe aussi) ob her i waeahe waa ine Where they £0 Asbestos Chimney Blocks 134 E. SECOND ST., CASPER, WYO., AT 9 O'CLOCK Sees: hea net are an absolute guaranty against de- . . Dr. A. G. Deuel is spending thé 1 Tilly Yesness is visiting for about Minor Musings. per foot put up. Carnation Mi k, Small Can 5 mainder of the week in Denver, Colo/iwo weeks with her brother, Harry| Who told you that your w was | PRED E in Crystal White Soap, Bar... .... one busin Oss. ae Yesness. She arrived in Ci F he final authority on anythin While they live e P. & G. Naptha Soap, 2 Bars... = di PO! he home in Denver. = hts Miss Bell Star left last night for)(@Y from her Home in, » wera sy|\ V. yesoae) ZeBars neice oh. oe Roche Minn she will take] yy, and Mrs. A. R. Dees have left] = WASs an Camps’ Pork and Beans, can ea courseh ing nurains Au Xtor Denver, Colo., where they ond] ge Palmolive Soap, 2 Bars. . registered nurse in three states Soot alpha GteaneDecsc nee CremelOiliSoactopBas, been connected with one of the hospi-) jean connected with the \e Salted UPeanutaaeeneee ps SAREE ESTs Niet office of the Midwest an as} Large Rolls Toilet Pa 3 : lee voters ; been in the employ of th e % rE per, or aA WwW: Braden of Alcova, Wyo. | cinery. adies’ Cotton Hose, Pair spending the day in the city on business . % Men’s- Work Hose, Pair and visiting with friends. Atlee Seine Or i Les Beecitsieers« : Well offices in pis rand eM rs es Price and sen Of! change building, is enjoying 1 Moth Balls, 20 for ..... ridan, Wyo. are spending « feWltion at the Major's cabin in Feather Dusters, each . in the cit i Ctenerniy to fuzinices| Rae aidan Spring Clothes Bins 6 for and visiting with friends. | aie Mouse Trap, 2 for , eae | S f t ” eeee A. K. Barnes of the Midwest Refin qMr. and Mrs. Pred’ Boydston ef Den I SsMpany Rae ratinwied etom ia SHore|* 25- Fe. Clothes Line, each ver ae : aeith fiends nthe inks con nn a eters % Men’s Wash Ties, each. its ‘Shoe Strings, 3 pr... the Midv mpany in Salt] Miss Pullent was the first |® Lunch Boxes: each......15¢ Pearl Buttons, card. and] Sew with the same ¢on: | keoxrap ti: to visi the une} Paper Napkins, 60 for. .15¢ pert Veils, each. in Denver. nown parts of the vel: |B is » eee rts 44 Sanitary Napkins, 3 for.10c oo bprushes, each... ..10c Harry Wer formerly with the Chie) — = “ @ 7 Bias Tapes) |... Ee es Hales, 3 ae ; “10 Oil company he 1 the ety on the diam of the | 4% » f P aiaveld ‘olgate’s Perfumes, bot. 10€ business for the Kk han and Hurst) wo ywned or in the | @% , 3-in-1 Oil, bottle ......15¢ Dress Snaps, card eats 5c CST Geers | 4 % Leather Soles, each....15c Toothpicks, box....... 5e Mr. and Mrs. G, H. M RNA BAC OES - ® Y Or R CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY AT WOOLWORTHS’! turned from Denver, Colo., where they 5 | : Aas REAR ae f 1 sveral di business end, = | % F . ag Specials throughout the entire store. | spent several days on business and! Current rates of intet- || N It will pay you. FAAS ack : | Ve reserve the iti = » right to limit the quantities of above A SSK SAL ASS Ue ae st, reflected in the | merchandise to one customer. Thermopolis, Wyo., on business. He | will return here this evening, bond market | \ J. J. Giblin, broker, returned yeste have created unusual oppor- {| A GREAT BUY > © aay from Denver, Colv., where he spent * | tunities for the investor in high-grade securities. From 7 percent to 8 séveral days on business. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schultz and Mrs. Hattie Beiler who is ting here from Omaha, Neb., left yesterday over land on a trip to Lusk and W hea*land,| vee ee percent R. S. Ellison of the Midwest Refining || may be realized on guilt-edge company has returned from a short} 2 “ y i business trip to Denver, Colo. {| securities which in norma oes ih ee ¢ rian . 'S yi yercent. Fred Rabb of Denver, Colo., arriveaf "mes yield about 5 percen this morning and will in ‘the city on business. — Our representative, Mr. J. W. Dinsmore, is at the Hen- ning Hotel for a few days and will be pleased to give information and submit a list of current issues of securi- ties. Boettcher, Porter & Co. Gas and Electric Bldg. Denver, Colo. 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