Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1920, Page 3

lookiig i business connected his oil interests here. vee is shopping and visiting with friends in the city for the day. She intends to return to the ranch tomorrow. ; re) pany business, ‘Corbin Jones is in the city from attending to business matters) ing on a holiday, Wednesday has been tue wien eee for the next to daa. chosén for the fifst day. -A fens of | vas. ir were Messrs. and Mesdames H.| J. S. Mechling of the Oil Well Sup- Wee: perp hg pacie fs Abe tabicobesa! Past Matrons ; E. Verrier, Q. ply company, is again at his offices in oo 3 j Neighbors of Woodcraft Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Adams of Den- Dance This Evening. ver, are registered at the Henning ho- Speaker. s Opens re hes 4 Big ‘ See a ea Pane: of the Neigh-| tel while visiting with friends and at + M. P. Wheeler was hostess al rs craft wil e given this} tending to business Matters in the eitz. A ent of the opéning of the regwar meeting of the Fortnightly| evening in the Masonic ‘Temple. Danc- mG hoa tet ptidio tos bat actpa hr Uoies atatviat Auction Bridge. club which was, held| ing is to start at 9 o'clock and will con-|/ Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Merwin are the dramatic expression and stage experi- it the Wheeler home.on South Wolcott | tinue .until midnight. Tickets to. the] parents of a baby son born yesterday}ence has been made by Miss Gloria street last : Saturday. afternoon, ni can be obtained from members u i morning. The little fellow has been y , i it meeting of the club will be heid|of the society or at the entrance tothe! named Robert William, aranas Rieter tipi carey ecttiay gan bee ‘the home of Mrs. C. H. Townsend| Masonic Temple tonight. A special C29 Me eratic and dramatic stage besides splen- iber 4, * ,,,eommittee will chaperone the dance, W. C. Gregory of the Chappell Ok did“training under European and Amer- whieh is informal. « company is in the city from his head-| jean masters. Special classes in coach- i 5 quarters in Denver, attending to busl-ling for appearance at club, lodge. or ess matters in the interests of the| school ill bé -held: ‘The work ‘will company, \teach the pupil to release his voice and ‘ e-* *- z, n at Dinner. s "Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Lee ana son Dick irs. P, C. Nicolaysetc will préside as|are in the city from ‘Thermopolis on ostess at a dinner party next Friday, | business and visiting with their many = 24 4 in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Beaumont| friends here. Mr,/and*Mra. J:¢1.‘Beldermanieft|" nt ee Parks of Chicago, whq are the house last night for Denver, where they will NOTICE K.OF P. ’ , 4) guests of Mr, and Mrs. R. M. Andrus. Spend several days on a business and| Casper Jodge No. 19, K. of P., are / A number of ‘society people willbe the|| - PERSONALS pleasure trip. Asking ali K. of P. in the city to be dinner guests, eee . See hs present at an open session Wednesday ee, lt» Miss Helen Crater is leaving tomor | yvening at 7:30, I. O. O. F. hall. | row for Lusk, where she will spend BERT LAWTON, C.-C, Thanksgiving with relatives. L. T. HALL, Act. K. R._8. ees A number of dinner parties have| HH. J. Anderson is registered at the been planned for’ the evening before Henning hotel while attending to busi. the Salto dance. Mrs. Pitt Covert will|ness in the city. 2 entertain at dinner at her home, Mrs. Piney \. Frank England will entertain a few) George Roundey is spending the next * friends, and one of the novel dinners} few days in the city from Salt Creek, ( will be given in the Henning hotel by| where he is in the employ of the Mia- a number of | society matrons. he |, yest Refining company. “Mrs. W. L. McLaine is leaving this evening for her home in Rawlins, after |- visiting in the city for several days. ———$——— Rock Springs, Wyo. | A. L. BROWNING FOR SALE BY Thanksgiving Salto dance is to be the wages Special Artist ‘for the McMurtry Mfg. BOSELLY & CARR 0 Tite eecuarate atfalr given by. the club) Mr. and Mrs, Thomas-H. Morgan are], “.-Company, Denver, Colo, Fifth and Beech pie ee Ase this ‘season. m the city attending to business and|ts in Casper untjl Saturday ot this) CASPER STORAGE GROCER aut as see | Zisiting with friends. ‘They will return | week, demonstrating the fine’ qualities 118, Rast Becond—Phove 9? Part; to their lome in Chicago after a f ‘ eau- 7 icakiving fivesiing: ey ZO al ‘eW jof the McMurtry Paints, making beau tiful landscapes or an well-known scenes in the Rocky Mountains and other parts of the country. Mr. Brown- ing’s Studio during his stay in Casper will be in the new store room of the Casper Glass House, 144 E. Midwest, NBRANO ' The Casper Glass House 1s the exclu- sive agent for the McMurtry line of POWDERED MILK Paints and Varnish in Casper. ‘The Klim Powdered Milk on paintings made during Mr. Browning's your pantry shelf means: demonstration are soi at a price only Milk when you want it. to cover the cost of making them. They Milk thatisabsolutely pure. z: are taken up much faster everywhere Milk that is always fresh. 4 than he can make them and it will be Milk that does not™sour. : well for you to get your order in be- ~ Milk that can be a fore Friday, as Mr. Browning’s Paint- used for all milk Mr. Harold Manbeck will be host at NAM BAG J a stag party given on Thanksgiving; “ R) F. Blake is in the city from Lusk, evening in honor of Mr. Beaumont ‘ooking after business interests con- } Parks ef Chicago, who is a‘guest at} iected with his oil holdings. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrus, hdthd to) Leda pity? C.M, Rader is spending the next few )\ . Flemish Art Subject Aays in the city calling i friends and ) at Delphian Meeting. attending to business before returning \ The Natrona chapter of the Delphian| to Salt Creek, * society will meet on Wednesday after se 8 noon at the home of Mrs. J. BR. Han | M. A. Mestas, formerly connected Way on South Park avenue. The sub-| with an accounting firm of this city, is Ject of the afternoon will be “Flemish! here from his headquarters in Denver. Art’ besides the regular forum: diseus- So Oe. sion of current topics. Attorney H. B. Durham is in Chl- nde Sake cago, looking after business matters for Colonel W.~S. Kimball of Glenrock the next few days. ings are well known to hundreds of op papans and his daughter, Mrs. Jap Sumner, 2 ” Casper peoplé. Every one is invited comesintwo have returned after visiting here for} @. W. Goft of Cheyenne, is register-| to come to our store and watch him forms: whole milk 4 several days, ed at the Henning hotel while in the| paint these pictures. (fall. seen) rss g iness. S HOUSE, i smilie ‘ city on busi see ee RS THE CASPER ca ora ag cooking ‘pass | | at ‘Temple. Silas Brooks is in the city from the es ) poses). of Klim The local lodge of the Brotherhood of | Home ranch on business and visiting |, Practically otie-fifth of the remain Geta can Railway Carmen of America will give {with friends. ing timber of the country. is contained 5 Srey, id ') @ benefit dancing paity in the Masonic ee ey iid) thes Hatshal Stornets ee | ‘Temple on Saturday night, Novembur W. L. Rice of Denver {8 spending .2 | pases e aS | 27. “This wilt be the first annual af-| few days here attending to business fair to be given by the organization | matters connected with his oil. inter- ‘and plans for a ‘good time have been | psts. made. : cee f you don’t use as much scot other Belang Powders Eneninn itooadh m4 save about hale Saat You don’t pay a big ice for, Calumet. It’s d ata You don’t feel uncertain as dds Calumet never falls I Spats Mrs. Nellie Ford is in from the ranch i Succerstel ae - ih the Alcova country on a shopping ven by Synergae, - and pleasure trip,, 2 wm Ky, Tho sum nt- $60" wax’ cteared by at, |°"* Pleasure Ps is Mark's Synergae at the tea and baked| John Child of Denver is a business } foods sale which was held in the par-| visitor in the city for the remainder of jen house. Saturday afternoon. The] the week. R rooms were charmingly arranged for see £ | the affair and tea was served from G. W. Ray of Omaha, is spending a _ tables decorated wh odd flowers. few days here on business. bd one _ Surprise Party —- Robert Donaldson of Denver, ts vis- at Bailey Hame. iting with friends in the city while Upon arriving home from the movies, | — Mrs. L. C, Bailey was surprised by a number of her friends at a party given \,f in honor of her birth anniversary. ‘The iS party was given at her home. Mrs., Bailey was presented with a magnifi- 1% 4 ¥ cent cut glass bowl in recognition of the date. The evening was spent play- ing cards. Delicious refreshments were MOTHERS FRIEND AF Ware ron BOOKLET on MOTHERHOOD anp TuE BABY, rnee | ERAOrIELD REGULATOR Co., Derr. 5-D, ATLANTA, GA. ALSO IN TAB.ET FORM FOR THOSE WHO PRI THEM. MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION u | The Bell Agency, Inc., is pleased to announce that it has secured commodious ae quarters in the New Tribune Building on SOMETHING TO BE THANKFUL FOR 65 Dresses; values up to $50. Your choice— $22.50 Wednesday Special—100 Tricollette Blouses at $8.95 Worth $8.50 to $10 | » East ‘Second Street, opposite the Post- f ohhice: All of our friends and clients are i | invited to visit our new offices. Tue BELL AcGENcyY'Co, INc. GENERAL INSURANCE TRIBUNE BUILDING A Ls SECURITY service” | CASPER, WYO. | _ {IM PIUTITTAT TA TTITI STAT TOTO TTOH TATOO. Mrs, William Cheney of Bates Hole, Scar ce, H. unters Returning Say : BR, Wy 23, " 5 de ants of “the}” * 'o., Nov.» ‘Hunters. > 5 . 7 H. F. Comfort of\ the accounting de- eerted Coieinin eee will have capneie from the big gam ne. eountty 4 Make up your mind now to attend the SSIy Greve louie tat coma" waist es a yok tetany ca". “tnt hl I + ") Th will inel ise year, presumably as a result © E ‘cidere "jor Nnsthean arly marked frorti|tte phenomenally late and severa FIFTH AN NUAL DANCE $1.25 to $1.76 which will be sold for $1.| storms of last. spring. With one hung Because of the Thrift Thursday com et sheers ey eee bs 4 NEI GH. BORS OF WOODCRAFT At you are wise—if you would wet the iyis. Rollin Ci the Oil Exchange building after being N S hy LF Piet ets one Pith Cet year hae oe Bess. i at his home. ew sciiool For piness out of your work. If fou would Admission—$1, I: convert your work of drudgery inte a work of it rk of FLOWERS FOR THANKSGIVING DES (Are © {the aruagery is in the work, it] 1 oes on the hunt for it. masters of those who use them. lowed by orlly 27 calves. peel ane SL Litas Tuesday, November 23 MASONIC TEMPLE neluding Tax Ladies Free Be a Popular Guest. a Thoughtful Husband, Brother, Sister or Daughter THANKSGIVING DAY. Flowers are always a gracious gift. Nothing will promote more happiness in the family circle Blooming Plants, Chrysanthemums, Pom Poms, Roses, Carnations, Violets, Narcissus, Or- chids and Many Others Say It With Flowers Never Forget the Sick f Send F lowers by Wire. We Can Deliver Flowers Any- where in the United States. CASPER FLORAL CO. 202. South Center Street Pioae 872 Business To the Ladies of Casper--I am going to close out my Millinery and Art business December 1. | pemermemee Every Gage Hat and Piece of Art Will Be Placed on Sale Wednesday Morning, November 24th At the Lowest Prices Ever Offered in Casper This is not a special sale. 1 am quitting business December 1. Fixtures are for sale. This is a golden op- portunity for the early Xmas shopper. Watzke Millinery & Art 113 East First St. Opposite Masonic Temple isn't hard to find trouble if a “man fal th you. I¢ you, understand -ati about your} It is certain that those who own the Work you are working far beneath your implements of production are*to be the VAAL LLALALALLAMAALEADAALSL SL f 2 WII OIIIOIIIIIILSIVIIDIS SD