Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 10, 1920, Page 3

SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1920. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH South Park and East 4th str ay ENNE, Wvo. J 1st AT kel, Pastor. wrrow m &! er of Omaha, w 20 ierman service will be h ratotitha tient ‘ Hobe based on the te Andie went C ne being, “Evi fir Mavala in the ly ee ale pr Services in the) 70 ; iain . House Guest from | IF. M. Brown of the Midwest com ire held ¢ two} nee 4 known 4 leveland nina ia oa GEeser Gam ilibintc, days was well “know 1 ait Miss Eleanor Demaline of oo} have een (is-| Wien’ T came to Cheyenne in 1872 iil Ohio, is visiting in the city Els " formerly deputy sher tember Naar are dna Mae Healy. The and now of Thermopolis, i BUTS wns aye and Wis GALL we mates at Berea 4) Visiting with friends in the city. ST. MARKS CHURCH is Pee ee LOU Lown Miss Demaline’s first. trip ees anh aN Holy ¢C : Raa and several entertainments Rasmus J.ce is in the city from his|munion at $a Giintchmashao lent Perdana! wth planned in her hono ranch on the Poison Spider attending da, i ee aan nae Soran Avy Miss Mary Hedrick arrived this morn-| os S zi aa ite ite : from Altumy lowa, and will pay A. R, Hill of New York City, N.Y. > Ah an extended visit th: réla: and/is registered at the Henning he whi “ aX ae these SHERARST SAR IITA MOAT HEE TTT eG aocead ae ewliey (oi mukinesee ee tees CHRISTIAN SCIENCE cr growing| of Mr. and Mrs omas Mills GORD Shr SECO SGRVIGCH ESE DGIU IS | Milton avenue. + 7. B. Wilson of Wic Falls, ‘Texas,jevery Sunday at 11 o'clock in the new ent 0 Cotorado ome lis © looking after vl interests, at the corner of Fourth and Dougl where he d Mrs. Lloyd Webb are enter 3 2 i eet dione Wednesday Eon LENA aa us their house guests, Mrs. J.[ F. 1. Spoty of Omaha, Neb., is at (ning 8 T lesson-ser 5 may find eH ebb and ‘Mi th Webb of;tending to business matters in’ the |man fo: ment return directly to Oma however, be-| Boulder, Colo. T! ts arrived yes-|city While registered at the Hennin Sunday sc muse of the illness is w there. | Aerday id will several days | hotel. Pyne Ace invited to at Waundllreo oT: + Mrs. John L. Campbell of Leo, Wyo. € Yes, I doi is, | is in Casper today. STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION 1 feel thoroug to fd) Be ternational Bible Students’ ht.”* velyn Jessen of Cheyenne! John RB. Eckles and family of Powder ‘ jag oeat Hostess—"How ver trange! And} ived this morning rare spending the day in the city « the you don't seem to go."—London guest of Miss Irma ee re Howstone National park L. F. Palme field manager of — » party co SeUAT rion Holmes travelogues her SALVATION AKMY Another IT 0 i ACTER RTOREEIRORG » interest of that work. I n Years) Taeutenant Froahie of Kalla 1s to look t will soon MENIFEE Ue HUPAt tors Mtias at feos Mr. Palmer was thera with the|Mont. ill he here for the Sundae ents out and earn a dolor} ton and thei lilac ¢ the Stoddard lectures, He says that no meetings dint (alborrow jones Rochester Taras) M and Alberta Kir. town of the hundreds that he has vis-/'" Holiness meeting at 11 a. m. ana chhof, Bolan of Denver,:ited has made the wonderful pros NSunday school at 2:30 p. m. Regular Colo., coh ae Chey that Casper has me ‘i Salvation meeting at 8 p.m. led by f enne trooks left, thi = Commanegnt Qi and officers in mDRinieat A. J. Hawkes of Chicago, ML. is} ona he Kee O. O. spending the weekend in the city on! 9 '® F Chess Brennan. PP RTUNITY Dancing Party at business. | FIRST BA CHURCH Mullin Club 08 | Worshipping at court house, - Sun TReSERia. Rinwanartyi given nd Stack, formerly a residentjaay school at 9:45; preaching if the ifullin club in honor of nd now a well known broker of; young People meeting in ve Mrs. F. Mullin of I Louis, \Mo., is here visiting en jain at o'clock. Preach t 8 who are visiting here nds and attending to busine o'clock. Olson will 4 John Wf. Muli ck has also visited in Riverton and|poth ser Good music, Eve: vi eounite ider on this trip. Regione » dance music was supplied by a mete G —— splendid orchestra and light refresh | Jack Gardner and party are leaving METHODIST CHURCH AER ER orateer eal for Denver tonight to drive back Nash} 392 Rast Second street, Walter L einen s trucks for the and Schockly mo: tiniest! Miss Veeta Gilhorne, who has been; tor company. Communign service at the morning spending the past mo with her par nde dh dig) {hour, Reception of member “We be sin the mountsins near Lost Cabin,| J. E of Omaha, Neb.. isUiong to God" will be the subject of the | returned and will attend the busi-| spendi 1 days in the city at-fevening sermon. “Christian | the remainder of the/tending to business matters. hood Among Races and Nations’ will | Gilhorne student] hd {be the subject of the devotional meet atrona County school last | official of theling of the I led by Mr. W. Clar Oi company. tence Graeff, Sere » from the headquar Den-; Mr. 3. G. Burwell has Ween tea . Wrean G ‘line, Wyo., is ver, Colo., on business. — F vist! | assists superintantanithoteie SGHIES nee pare eicny Hillsman was the oil fields ia the northern part. of enauints pelt as : mA se, eunue Of Standard Make | formerly a resident of Casper emploved the state before returning to Denver.) here is no better time of the year . | © Midwest refine nd eee \e oom Is to de fi S 3 with wet gry Ae ven the cy tae Nace mae” we Society Brand Mr. and Mrs. R. BE. Johnson of driving ov am Sheridan to Den there are new people in. the dan, Wyo., are visiting in the city with ver. He Is visiting with old time Congresation. Alwae ae anbat araial and Morse-Made Mr. and Mr: Johnson and fam. friends while pares Welcome to strangers vie Dhewel for the _ = . ion- past month with th John Allotting the Credit. Union-Made } son of ‘Phermopolis. SIX CAMPING Doctor—"You have been death's Clothes J door, and only your stro nstitution Lawrence Lucky 1 ed his po S STO . 4 Creek oil syndicate, and left last night! | temember that when yo for Denver whe will Join his par- HERE FRIDAY rr aaa a ame eed Ca ents who rec moved there from | i ‘ Columbus, Kan. | =a a) sce | U. Weber, treasurer of the| The following tourists were nper % Oil compeny, will return to- last night on the Casper tourist camp. Regularly Retailed morning from Denver where ing ground—the fair grounds south Up to $40 spent most of the week on west of the cit | J. H. Keller and party of Louisville, einelne Miss TR Miller Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ponder and party tor, national director of cafeter of Billings for the Y. W A, will be here tomor | Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Janson of row morning. Proctor will make a Wash. eng AC CaET cy the rand Mrs. TR. F. n of Seattle. Regularly Retailed feasibility of opening 1 A. Up to $50 cafeteria here, Aaby and party of New En e. D. Former sheriff and chief of police . GW. Nibling and party of San Frank K. Webb is critically ill at Port- Angelo, Tex xa. land, Ore., and is not expected to liv > nd street are the parents of ithe oxy girl born in Boul Colo., | stend of the anflouncement as it seth last evening. | W. F. Shaffer and Lew Mathes are) leaving for the 1 Horn mountain | they will be the gues of, By a long distance Ther- dy" White at his sheep ranch.| mopolis last night Char Staf- | ‘will spend several days there on| ford was apprised of the fa tan a fishing trip. | old man with a beard, driving a Ford ies ee car was robb tourists along the Mrs. C. H. Nichols of Trinidad, Colo,| Yellowstone highway in this county. fs visiting with her neice, Mrs. George! The old is apparently in trou. | Campbell. ‘This is Mrs. Nichols first| ble with hi ar, and kind | trip to Casper. | hearted people offers assists » he | Roleake | pulls a gun and robs them, the in- Peter MeIntyr aret of Lead City, 8. D., bout two weeks in the ec with Mrs. Robert Simpson o Second street. a Rast daughter formation stat The matter iff v | could be found ed, v reported to Sher: at Royee who sent out a this morning to urrest the man if he puty or shine, And we will call What shall you t A lot of them. 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