Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 21, 1920, Page 3

State Rebekahs Select { Mrs. Robert Thomas has come her Casper for 1921 Meeting jto locate from her homé jn Boulde The Rebekah, i . She will join her son and daug! ming met in Ri John Thor and 1 Thom: 15, for the ann who are both employed in this city, se Mr. and Mrs, C. A. for of the sta ing was in dent, Lucretia Reports of Gibbs are le Itimore, Md., where they ving work were made by the pr and other ir teresting talks ° given by off returned from all over thi where nm was in the city fi | assembly of t attending to busi be held this s Shoo his old Marr of Roc! 1 Edith vy. +jhome. From there Mr. ns will q EB . to the eastern shoe markets on a z jbuying trip. He will be gone abou t : Proctor of Chey see conduc chaplain, side guard, nace River, and outside Smith of Casper. | Mr Plans for the ensuir ar were made P ond the year will be most pr erous! who is living at one in the growth of the organization 3 it is believed. r ; | Wesphgl_ who is connscted The next annual meeting will be held! .; gingsMapiieokrtment..of the Farthing of Lan Bush of Hullett Hopkins of ( “guard, Fr ers) Rollin in-| Wyo. rumored tha n this com Lewis in It Ds pans i ining company has left repre tive pelated ! thes | 7 k Hills where he will visit ent nment afforded them by his old home with friends and rela tiverton members. tives, 5 } 2% Ch hd ope Je. Fete! is Se M. Stiffler of Denver, Colo., is spend eh aad ing the in the y on business for awn fete held last evening atthe Midwest Oil company Blac > he on South} ee ites a 80! Dr. J. H. Miller is leaving for Den snlver, Colo., today after attending the ‘| banquet at the Henning hotel las: held out of doors as| night. ally had os had bee The lawn see lighted 1 anterns, and re-| John H. Cas v is cortnected freshments were ved at tables. Th with M. W. Purcell, torn members of the Sunergne of the St.! pected to return tomorrow ehurch were the hostesses,|:nountains where he has been on a affa Ss placed in charge of} {dishing and camping trip. bs * * Miss Leone 108 *e 8 4 J. G. Purcell, of Bowling Green, Ky., Barty (ane From is attending to business here for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Patton, Mr. and) Mrs. L. G. Murphy, the Misses Irma} Patton of this city line and At-|, b Kerchhof, n of Den- . Cole Bi lith Bol yn Jessen of Cheyenne, have turned from motor tri thru the Yel tional park | here on They all re very enjoyable . * The young ladies will be the F.C. B ofe Chavennen, We Bue M Patton for the ne “| spending the next few days day nd several ente Jon business connected with being planned in their he terests: at Teer . * Luncheon in Honor | Joe L. esident of the-May of Mrs. Riach " } Tank left last night for Mrs. B. Lummis ained in-] Denver A business Meripiin unch-| the inter » company. soe e from Chicago to liv will be ass ted with Dr. Kamp. "The ions at the lu ble wi ed out in Attorney H. B. Durham night for Denver, Colo. to 1 affairs. left last attent to * . | Mark Weber, treasurer of Srn0 *|pell Oil company, turned from a - Bartholomew |jusiness trip to Denver, Colo. 8 * the Chap- an of Denver, Colo., is rez gant 8 See eat } 3 ae c | te t the Henning hotel while at miwenKs cH } | H. lL. Wood is here from Tulsa. Oala., Mr. and Mrs. G. and) on oil business. A. Gilbourne Ren Ward ha returned to Moneta, making the trip overland. il-| A. Wilson of borne visited with her daught Mrs spending Adaline Jac Gi) business: ma: borne while hi and Miss Veeta John Pe Mrs. M. Belmont of Chicago, to , is at ‘Ss matters here for isin. t f O'Donnell who he few di visiting here for the pa eieilns ratirned to her W. I. Alexander is here from Sar While a g |Francisco, Cal., on a short business nell, Mrs | visit. party on oe ets National Taylor to Chica, Colo, rned last night te spending the first on oil business. ‘2 2 Is. Griffith and the and Mary Griffith . W. N. Foster have returnec two weeks trip to the Yellow. National park. They went intc who will spend 8 in Wisconsin where she will with friends. | , Colo., DONT WASTE ‘A GOOD THIRST \ ON A \ POOR DRINK ZS" BRING IT HERE A Good Thirst is a Thing to be Treasured—It is Always Worth a Good Drink. Our Soda Fountain puts up the best drink you ever had. It Will Pay You to wait until you can reach our fountain. You Will Not Be Kept Waiting—Only two con- siderations are ahead of Promptness at our foun- tain—Cleanliness—Quality. RESCRIPTION DEPT. 83 TITIIILISLLOSLLLLILILLLD SD {the ret trip and say|business connected with the Lezion.| 8. K, Loy of Casper tourists} vee | bearer; Samu while in the p Mr. and M gins of Glen-| ROYAL ARCH MASONS | grand recorde: PRP ey jrock, were gue: Henning ho ston, grand t H. H. Elder of Denver, Colo. ts in|tel last night. They are returning to Rafter of Che the eity on a short bu Y their home today The eend c Oe er ee ing office M. _ Wheele Fawr pas el Pea} Sheridan, . trip thru the AR’ the A TIE a J _(Crane of ‘tate in his new mot i ports the roads to be in f vo] Mr. SILI SS FITTILSLLLLOALALELALALAAAA Add ddd EVISSIISSILALLLZAAZLALAL ALA —836 inches wide; a silk and cotton fab: satisfaction; comes in rose, copen- hagen, navy and black and white, at . and black, at park thr and} ¥ river} American Le then| Cheyenne, V Harry Fish 0, and and Mrs d Lorimer of Lusk ng to their home at the Hen after nquet é Mrs..H. A. ,/ Hester Burns visiting I. HH. They spent yeste nne. He is nied by his abeth Carey, who has 1 some time at Careyhurst. . . ing to their pr will to the sta th D'Olier w r, Sund Mas Che Casper Daily Tribune er, state secretary ) sion, arrived to: Wyo., where he has been on| ermopolis, V PAGE THREE warden; Hudson W. grand junior warden; F day of Laramie, grand star | grand |son of Th mopolis, amuel Dicke aes ‘ston, gr | Rafter of Che: Burns and daughter, Mi June} of High I e degree upon six pa. grand commandery elected tne Nowing officers: William P: d commander; J A.| and in later nne, grand depu -| twenty A. C. Jones of Laram: and! London stag ulissimo; Fred W. Rendle of Rayw-! - grand captain of the gu ister_of Sheridan, grand senior made expe home. ion hh returned to his ft end int | In Holland from £ grand prelate. pd the follow- Sheldon muel Corson of Ch useful gum or paste is “/ BHURGH EDIFICE FOR A special meeting of all the mi of bers and friends of the Christian chu E.|ill he held tomorrow eve lock at the home of Mrs. W fast A street. dq concerning the ¢ rch edifice. Other impo will ‘Le bronght up and it 1e members and friends of Miss Alma Zaiss of I the inventor of a device It is the custom i man to enter the priesthood once tion of + GHRISTINS DISCUSSED Diseussions will’ be urged at- imed will increase the efficiency of a sts in business offices by eliminat- | lish playwright, who has married her jing the loss of time under the present Persian collaborator, Mr. Kai Ardaschir, method of making erasures on carbon of wrote her first play when she was 7, |copies of stenographic work. 's has seen more than produced on the Siam for every nis. lifetime, for a period Which varies from a few months to as many years. 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