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

gin cheaters Oaeneemasmee ~~ _ PAGE THRIFT | json, Lew Gay, ar’ stafrora!luth bank 1a ent of ary imade the ¢ band audience. |¢ company of Duluth, M | ‘ A concert next Friday night was in-|posed the out o embe ! Wil {sured through the contributions actual. inspection part AN a r aign for modest arnounts Durham, secreta Mark ’ r L twill insure concerts for the rei ri treasurer; and W. C. Gregory of 4 . 1 of the summer months er, vice-presi wert c Pane ‘ METHOD SPISCOPAL CHURCH — company officials in charge of the Cc. of t Bap r 0 ~ cond n, Walter f) CHAPPELL il COMPANY arty. ; : ; Will be the subject of the morning s 1 ( er (" mon. And at night the pastor will st l | tea? { on “The Young man who was stronger . than his nt.’ (Gontinue Bf Concerts B od i} z S “WH i aes happyathelon uation of Concerts Believe Mrs. Johnson Entertains 1 ey ~2olk 3 = 5 1a are unhappy | ate D ies esac oF St Houls, Mo. Js at'/Cure" will be the subject of tue De-| Assured by Liberal Response \ After a lone erro, 5 a z % to business reshere: whillél Vovonal measingy hour Or the Koworl Se f Asbestos Chimney Blocks ir, and Mrs, E. K. Price and son Staying at the Henning hotel. League at 7 o'clock, led by Mr. Ollic to Request for Public 4 ort ain and refre I are an absolute guaranty against de Junior, of Edgemont D., were we Sirens é A ' ate noes the Trev confectionery jy are an abso aranty 4 st de- z 2 ‘ ntz. | scr b varty of stockholders of the ) : blic t \n fective flues. $1.50 per foot put up. honor guests at a 1 o'clock dinner! Attorne . H. Nichols returned this| aithful teachers and interested pu Subscription AMATO ESC ockholders of th being opened to the pu oda nif cote aie 693 i eTRED PATER party given at the home of Mr. ana! moi Se ; aed f - pell Oi company besides Walter Pam-| expert caterer will be in charge of the rone 693-4 cE A Es at thi Mr. und morning from Denver, Colo., where he|pils continue to keep the Sunday school) Eon 1 Mrs. Henry A. Johnsoi Se saech| has been atte eho bl Continuance of the 40.plece city band secretary of state in Towa, havelfountain and a great variety of sum —— ~ —-- - mH y A. non South Beech) has been attending to business matters.|up to a good point, There is no g00¢ 1 > the C On : 1 LA a tL : ett aianae| ROA reason why the old tradition abou. a{9f Casper seems assured for open alr i sen vi atte t aS happell 1 company’| me drinks and delicuees will be TYPEWRITERS Mrs: tolls who is Waving] James McKinnie of the (McKinnte Sunday sehe s e (band concerts for five or six weeks Dold re take ay Bek Gd year es Uy et I i iS nnke|small Sunday school in summer tim Wyoming oil regions. emphasize their de to 1 Sought, sold, rented, repaired. Dealer for her home in carcisco, Drilling company of Oklahon in the} should hold good. Imore this summer, a result of the!of the party was both pl. f DF I 3 i Calif., and for ‘Miss Be: ley who city on business for a few Dr. D, &. Kendall, district superia-\iperality shown byt 7 sien cee on ; HOGG SOEDOHG:< CORONA—L. C. SMITH ? will return to her home after teaching! se 8 tendent, will hold our fourth quarterly} yg EclonaE caicen:. noee tie attended ont ned with the 1 field, 45] tir mak 1 1 fo Casper Typewriter here for the past te oS T af e atlee, coe oncert under the city ¢ es nor! here. : o| patronag a ot aes 4 na a eda, lpachacica Eunbieds has ers ured from conference next Thursday evening at) rection in the post office park last visited the Big Muddy Bolton] The new store is located on South Exchange = : = ap eaey @ south where ,he nm buyiny ck, night. subscriptions and do- Creek field Senter street ne o the 1 It Wyatt Bldg. Phone 856 , decorated the table and after the din-\cattle for the Spurlock ranch company.| The communion service last Sunday| nations were received ta lent tha vee ENEey Humineti econo). Wad. Eranteds thet Bes vias Eee pleasant afternoon was soc! orieine lwasethaiiion@attendel tharpce sf Ge Vieicom: ania eunveys: nol had grantelisthe | th z | : p rt mittee to believe that a little éanvass- appell Oil company permit to sell ee v ears James H. Bury returned from a bus:|tor has seen in this church. Sev ing among business men would com k in Towa under the Blue Sky |» ness tri se peks in Texas. |N€W names were added to the church! jiere the to’ a oreleones Sg es iy % : Miss Janet Rae is leaving for Ther-| Heese Sec hatiaestia ee | rar Varah innieoies a DOM AN CTISIAtGs ea OI ee otis see mopolis where she 1 spene - oes xz [os otal of $1,500 is the goal being Oil company with the object of i poli jade he will spend her _ A. Ee King, ney of Cheyer. lienesmee |sought by the ba committee iarizing himself generally with t aatto wilting path i and} ral f pending the next few days in the| FIRST BAP’ cnurcn Rone EH eine Hanae nae er wilneoe Uu nN d Uu iillis of that ¢ s will return in| ¢, altel = ite. 1 . b | about two weeks and resume her posi.|"* “‘tending to legal affairs. Worshipping at the courthouse. ane a in an address last night, a com Sidney Dillon, a aceTarys 9 e Colise sarage offices. | ; - | hool at 945 a.m, Preaching at ee comyx of Creo in Des Moines, Iowa; Jesse A. J tion with the Coliseum garage offices, wait M. c Eee | left for Deinver 4 > s rl Holmes, Ira Wetherill of Winfield, Towa; John Wahl, a_Du-| ere she will join J ?rice who hi ? x 5 a z . neing been there for several days on t Noung People's meeting | DINNER ME = *reaching i » tev 7 ‘i : Ami Se TReHIE Ss oo a Beth here Soup, Pottage a la ane z Sudig was hostess at an %. M. Bartholomew left for a RtaaRs ) 2 ladi. 2en Olives informal dancing party given at her|last night on a short business visit, Lee GEO Quai | sutton Radishe a _ , Queen liv home in the North Burlington addition “* © | Columbia River Salmon pie in honor of Mr. and Mrs, Robert East-| J. ©. Snook is in sastle, Wyo. see aes | (@) ee Tin ers | Shoe String Potatoes who are leaving for Denver where! looking after his oil inte sim that| TRINITY Ls AN CHURCHER! | Choice Of. will make their home. After an| field, South Park and t 4th streets. J e | LOICE Tete ia hy evening spent with cards and dancing dati Oo H. Gockel, Pastor. ‘Tomorrow morn ome 1mes | Boiled Brisket of Beef delicious refresm..ents were ser | leaving today |ing at the tor wil deliver | (Horseradish Sauce) Mr. Eastman, who is connected with! for where she will n the text Matt, 19:16 e nit ex eae a ; the Burlington railr as been trans. some time. of the Rich Young Mau ee a twin e re) | Roast Sugar-C ure d Ham srred to Deny and Mrs. Ex Z y have been discon-| fs | (Garden Spinach) n have made many friends during} Mrs and little daughter d_until Septem, | a t £ ti | Roast Leg of Spring Lamb , their residence in the city. iM aving for & Are you one of the 86 per cent of} 1ssa 1s ac on. | ate I ‘ pe O 0 Ida., whe Casper inhabitants who will not | (Mint Sauce Ee ey Wedding Belts SNIPS TRAY Eile | CHETERE Combcraw? SUsiaesaarentne| Itmay be a restless night Roast Prime Ribs of Beet Ring Again jabout three weeks. that hear the word of God and keep it | i] (Au Jus) At the home of James Michie of Fen Lee ® | A IRE Ry it m b tl li Paneth Sti ariey. miGhiclke ? ‘way avenue, the ge ceremony| (Miss" Bila Vo CHRISTIAN SCIENC | or 1 a e a res ess ver. Roast § tuffed Young Chicken J uniting Miss Mar; ‘Mand Murdo/is in the city v! Christian Science held | (Financier) McLead was performed by the Rey. Ol] Mrs. L. C. Morrison everya Sunday (ati = he GIS By Wh di t b d 1 Pp Including— a Baoan foe aetna esenee a ‘ en disturbed sieep or LE See a eee ree The bride w a di tailorea| Mrs. H. G. Budig and sis ant streets, Wednesday eve-|* di ti ak Banana Fritters, Fresh Fruit Sauce ne bride was dressed in a tailorea| Mrs. H. G and sis streets, ednes . i jee : aa : x gown, ‘The couple were atended by Quick of Lead, S. D., who bh nings 8 lesson-s iges 10n aw en susp cion New String Beans Whipped Potatoes i: Michie and Mr, Finlay /Visiting here for the past month, are/mon for tomorrow is 73 th h Strawberry Sundae asa0r Only a few intimage leaving for Tead where they will visit{ Sanday school at 8:45 4m, of coffee as the cause, the Ghovoldtey Cake riends and relatives attended the quiet/ With Mrs, John Zurick. The public is cordially invited to at oe pas ve ate lding. Sass tend these sery Coffee Tea Milk Mr. and Mrs, MeT.cad will spend their! M¥. and Mrs. Stewart G. Lockhart of} honeymoon on a camping trip in the/ lambert avenue are the parents of a| Horn mountains. Mr. McLead is a/b@by girl named Virginia, born yeaster | well_known sheepman of this district; 4¥ morning at their home. and both he and his bride have many =} friends who extend their congratula- C. L. Rhinemuth (has lett for tipne! ‘ apids, Towa, on account of the| eee illness of her brother-in-law, Mr. Wal-| Omaha Visitors Leave ker, of: that city. for Park Trip L | .R.D. Hanson of Rapid Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Smith of Omaha,| Mr. and M Neb. who } n the house guests! Ci , are spending several ¢ f Mrs, Stet Crawford. of 218 West/im the city visiting with Mr. ighth ; left overland for) T: Morrey of the North Burlng-on sie Kk. Their! dition. Me I“ ‘(LEE ee the Yellowstone National p: ee son, Mast Smith, will reman = 7, = witheniptatin tine W. D. Weathers, president of e. Mr. and Mrs, Smith made the trip|Farso Oil company, 1 here from Omaha o nd and raport|CAeo ona trip connecte fairly good roads. This is time that Mr. Smith has v gone ta C with comy j|business. Mr. Weathers will be gone about two week will v Cleve- n the secon ted in ay ~ per and he expressed amazement at|/#4 while in the east, the growth of the city. While here) <7. thay eohioveds acverall cei eer S. K. Loy, head chemist at the Mid ARAL POtore talae Eins tinding| West Refining company, teft last night country. They will return for {for veces poe eee a it: before Saha X ner aly short: Visit; before going to) Omaha: “| cnt from (Casperiabout ten dave: snxelgis » 7 pe aie Guests L. Miller is in the city from Miles RE OREN Cael ctl the City, Mont., on business and calling on Dumm home, 146 South Pine street, ! fends. 24 te f this week at a dinner party in hono Prec ate of Mr. and M tion y Kan., and Mr. and Mrs. Hal P. Riney. Mr, and Mrs. Dumm are visit ing at the home of their daughter, Mrs Riney, formerly of Junction Ci eee W. C. Dumm of June friends matter: to business ioe and attending . and M , Tl, a lin th 4 ing and will visit with Mr. Burton Lester for somé time. eee Mrs. Hal P. Riney will leave for Junction City, Kan., next week wher= she will visit with her mother and| father, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dumm | 07+ 3 3 as : Mr. Riney who is one of the head of }eashion ate Pe Len ving Lorian afey 8 with the department of indus-)yone ww. ¥.. on an extended buylug 1 relations in the Midwest Refining trip tor thevatar - i company will join his wife in Junction : in August. | ——————— I. .D. Friedman, proprietor of the eee Mr. and Mrs, William Shaffer hi ———9 |returned from a ten days motor o—$<<$<_$<<__ | PI ONALS thru Colorado. They visited in Den Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and with Mrs - : as a Shaffer's brother, Mr. W. J. Fish in Attorney H. B. Durham is in_ the| Florence. Montana oi] fields attending to busi- ht bone ness for the Chappell Oil company. Miss Emma Conklin, a former res smeige Jdent of Casper but now of Omaha, R. L. Bradley of Denver, Colo.. js|where she is secretary to the vice presi registered at the Henning hotel while|dent of the Guaranty Life and Fund attending to business in the city for| association, is visiting for couple of the day. weeks with Miss Anna Trevett, and O06 | friends. FP, C. Stewart is attending to busine O03 here todav and expects to return to } There will be a meeting of the home in Denver, Colo., tonight. |per chapter of the Ameri }tion of Engineers tonight Ww. Rowe is ners from Denver [7:30 o'clock at the court h Colo., on short business visit in| ing to a notice issued by J. the interests of his oil holdings. ‘secretary Our Ice Cream safe, wise thing tg do is to switch to , ST. MARK’S CHURCH nth and Wolcott. Rey. Philip We Serve a Special $1.00 Dinner Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a. 1m. =| saver and sermon A BARNETT S OFFERS BARGAINS C A spegial discount of d d being offe: b e J Bi including suit Palm; Beles sae | East Second Street attractive uel and Ten days usually tells ~ “There's a Reason” Made by Postum Cereal Co.Inc.Battle Creek, Mich. 50 Gingham and | Voile Dresses Have been up to $12.50, now | $"7 2S 65 HATS. YOUR CHOICE $2.50 Also your choice of any Hat in the House—$10.00 5P.M.’Till9 P.M. Te MAHO: ERAL ‘TODAY Requiem prononneed over the remains of Michael J. Mahoney at 9 o'clock this morning at St. Anthony's Nolan offic You Can Buy $50 Suits, Phone 1304W. 156 South Center. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY $45 Suits, $40 Suits and $35 Suits ee : : x Long and Slim, Short and Stout Aaweneeneiates; TheCasper Public’ : . Is Invited Black Clay Worsted To visit the fountain in our new confectionery A A store and we assure you that we will strive to Fine Blue Serge give you the best service. Our fountain is in charge of an expert caterer and_ refreshing 5 drinks and the best quality of cold delicacies Fine Grey Salt and Pepper Weaves served. We will serve only the best quality of Ice Cream and we ask you to pay us a visit. Is the only Cooked French Ice Cream composed of Eggs and Sweet Cream made in Casper The Following Varieties may be had at all times: Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry— —Raspberry, Pineapple, Maple-Nut Tutti-Frutti, Raspberry Sherbet and Orange Sherbet We Deliver Any Quantity Any Time, Anywhere The Palms Ice Cream and Floral Co. 414 E. Second St. Phone 600 Neat and Fancy Strives ie a Trevett Contectionery Store Next to New Rex Theater Retiring $17.50 Price Tailored by Hart, Schaffner & Marx Sizes 33 to 11 We Are Now Serving at Our Fountain Each Suit Expresses Elgin’s Idea of Better Clothes for Less THE REAL Texas Watermelon ciate You Can’t Beat ’Em Every One a Rare Special. The Palace Ice Cream Parlor 240 So. Center HOt & CLOTHING co