Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 10, 1921, Page 3

Seg : Che Casper Daile €ribune PAGE THRE and fias been erployed with the Van|vacation ‘with Mra, Carl O'Brien at|been visiting with her grand parents, holder of three os Gorden investment company as ste-|her ranch home near Douglas, Mrs.|Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Wickstrum, “(EPWORTH LEAGUERS MAKE. three institute progr -|Boxer Indemnity nographer, bas purchased the public] O'Brien was formerly connected with | the past two Weeks. | holder. to a diploma from the cen stenographic offices in the Henning | the same offices of the Midwest, jtral office of the Epworth League “| erg hors Me cama Seagerlesge ss eee | J. B. Barne@ attorney for the Mid- ‘FAVORABLE REPORT PON | Chicago. May Be Droppec and rge for the 24 Fly: vi he pipeline | - ic erable alry wa man. Simne today) Atlee Be Den tl nee Heat] Ed Flynn who is with the pipeline | west Refining company, has | sgConsiderablo | rivatr ae om Gepartment of the Midwest Refining | from hort bi fested betwee: Nebrasks a WwW —_— wide cxperience in the line of public a te ce ee > pe? aPiee for ; company, has returned from a yaca-| company +ming in. the volley games and Wyo-| sterceraphy and will specialize in| tion trip of two weeks. aie NEB Jming carried off the honors. Sheri WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.—The Ch mutftigraph work. ‘The patronage of cee Si ae Tages a i SER = S ¥ dan district won: first prize on “stunt| "8 government would be relieved « — gas of Miss Boyce 1% espe-| N.S. Wilson of the Midwest Refin | cata City. f. res pcs wang cd night™ for putting on the best stunt,|‘urther Boxer indemnity payment Slally. desired bythe mew operator-of bing company, k<t last might fer.Den-|weex here visiting with friends and} ——— | Those who registered from Casper | UPder @ bill by Senator Lodge. Repul the stenographic desks. ver where he will, attend to company | relatives Mrs. Speed was formeriy| The delegation ct ‘ths’ Mpworth| Were Mrs. L. L. Gantz, Dr. and .Mrs.|Wean: Massachusetts. reported favor 2 dpe | business for a few dave. 'Miss Vivian F y of this city [ieague of the Methodist church re-[4- C- Cromer; Lucy and Charlotte) ably today by the senate foreign rel: The offices of ©, L. Hudson, who| eee ‘ Fee Ue oe iiay ccenine from craw. }Gantz, Inez Babb, Eda Holland. Flora | tons committee is with the purchasing department of |G. J. Cleary, an attorney of Omaha,| py: Gcsrey ord, Neb. where thes spent the past | Douglas, ©. C. Lenz. L. U. Fuehrer, the Midwest Refining company, have; Neb... is visiting in the elty. en route) 7 Cosel Cried ined trom ajireck-in attendance at the TriState| Mary Bailey, %. L. McGrew and Fred | been moved from the sixth floor ot| te Billings and th to California | Sort ac and will took af Ss ban via - ng Holland, Jr. 3 jantz chaper ctly allke Miss Echo Gaulke; who has been|stwing on lavettes for the boxes be-| ine Midwest building to the fifth floor.| where he will look aftcr business mat.|USiness hee for eeveral Gays, hare onde the party Se etag: naperonea lis eve e one car is larger thé visiting at the Home of Mr. and Mrs.| ing prepared by the church B.-L. Estabrook, whois a geologist |tors of smportance, ied | ‘The pte wes / papcees from PORTE. the other, is net further back from th George Jarvis for the past several! Following the program refresh-|fdr the company. will cecupy the} . Mrs. J. W. Burns’ division of the jevery Ptandpoint. and the Paap ———Subscrine for The Tribune-—— eye. or is hither in the head weeks, has left for her home in La! ments were served by the hostess as-|rooms vacated on the sixth floor. 1) Atieendet Peter a! Na Gian car Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid society veitt 3 are enthusiastic in their praise o! —_——_— Crosse, Wis. Miss Gaulke will spend/ sisted by several of the members. x eee | ter Oil company offices in Deny |sive a lawn fete at the L. A. Reed|Program and the hospitality ang a few days in Denver before going to! e- Mrudi3obg Doran; inccompante’ by fspending tow dave Thee attending home, 523 South Center street, friday | courtesies extended by the Crawfor Wisconsin Visiting with\ relatives. | Bride and Groom her daughter, Miss Esther Doran, has|.to business for the company jevening. this week; good home ma 0A Bergh of commerce and the peo id +. ¢ : ce y crybod: je of the city dex ad Pied ibe Return to Casper. left for California. where she intends ak Re, ee rere Nitgraae mirhe spaltey of study Inctuded vari W A N I E D « B I D S bw Dr. ©. G. Carpenter and his bride,|to spend about three months. Miss} 1. J. Edmunds, who ts confined tol 9 ____ Sure s | ous subjects covering various phases eA ie Here. formerly Miss Alma Lic! Shi-| Doran hds been in the employ of the|# hospital in Los Angeles. is still ill.) Jeweiry and watch repairing by |of Epworth League work an@ tie Mr, .and Mrs, Vincent Carter are cago, Ill, returned Midwest Refining company as tcele-|according to a letter received at the| xe workmen. All work peey toast | Casper delegates, attended all classer * er : . spending the day here’ visiting with Denver where thoy 7 y -| phone operator for the past year. Burlington ticket. office yesterday | Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., O-S Bldg, jand received certificates from the Parties wishing to bid for concessions on the Labor friends, from. their home surpri any fireen Mires. Eaarends,. whe fos " S3.it|dean giving eredit for the work. The Day Grounds at Mills, Wyo., are invited to meet with Mr. Carter. is deputy stat 3 5 “| Mrs. E scone an daughter, both |bed side of her husband, ~The —— SS > Pi 6B ets Ae S , general. Mrs. Carter wa: y of Seattle, are visiting in the city at| further stated that SU wae e-s 2one the Commitiee on Friday, August 12, at 7 P. M., Room Miss Heten Carlson, daughter of Mr. th * ‘a the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert My-|Ume before Mr. imunds would be 4 South Center Street, or Address Postoffice Box and Mrs. Charles Carlson, and both | establi in the city a ers, en route to Lincoln, Neb, 2ir. | able Se Roteere. 58 A Word About 5 have many friends in the city Kk the last. year. Myers and Everett Myers are sons of | his duties as ticket see | . . Bi acted as hostess} Mrs. E. Myers. 1 3 | ’ Mrs. 8. N. Brooks and Mrs. Arcitie‘at a reception heid in honor of the Spans | Cal Hendryx of the Buriington Weldner are spending the month at|brido and groom at her home, last|, M. J. Gothberg, prominent resident | forces here is expected to return to - Thermopolis. Miss Eileen Sullivan jis!evening. A number of people wel-|fere. has lett for California, where}Mmorrow morning from the western | BOX CANDY FROM DENVER planning on joining the party withii|comed the newlyweds. he ‘will spend some time attending to| Part of Nebraska where he has been the next few days. —: business connected with his large oil|@uring the death and burial of his Fishing Trip if Se ra ere ae batts wean eh cl NOTE—Anybody who's lived in Is Successful. ii PERSONALS _W. W. Wright and his father, N.|_W. B. Maxwell of the Maxwell Con: | Denver, stopped off in Denver, or + Ey Wright, both of Edgemont, 8, D.,| struction company left Sunday for} & Y ‘ and Are. George Jarvis, Mr. and| Sie cpbhiiticta toed tage: Ware anak line] 100: Arigelta where’ tin “with late 2. 3:| camped near Denver knows Candy Mrs. C. Plummer have just “re after business matters Edmunds who ts in a hospital there | turned from- the country around}, Mf. F. B. Firman and children re o, oe following # very serlous operation. | —Real Candy—-not Sugar Soup— turned yesterday afier spending the| Mr. and Mrs. Max Myland are the | ‘ | —| — i: Wheatided where they havo Deets on | sect two montie visiting with her] parents of a baby non. Me. BM William Maselmirs of the Gudran-| not Grease Cakes—but CANDY We Have Received Another Sanibae: vies a eriattiihedes: te pate mother ‘ is proprietor of the Casper Jewelry | tee Registry company, has tuk too eee rate gee peal Pure, Sweet Candy. Shipment of o-. company is 5 m chelor apartm: specimens of black bass to prove thein) yr, bs mpany and is one of: the prominent | the bachelor artments of rthur re eich %. Fiehardy of M bb _com-|mé¢rchants of ‘the’ city, The mother|Borks in tho Blackmore Apartment | . he |pany wholesalé concern, New York,|"nd little boy are doing well and will | house where he ts now “at home.” ur $s St onder jis in Casper attending to business, | |soon be able io receive their man) See ety , Sweetly made oy! eee friends. Mr, and Mrs. 1. HB. Day returned Sep . 'T. M. Webb, a prominent attorney hes yesterday from u trip through ue Box Shit es SS Y SUITS The Pollyanna class of the Sunday o¢ ‘Lust St. Louig. Mo., and his son,| Miss Wilma Scott has returned | Yellowstone National park. Sweetly packed School of the Methodist church will! Cantrell Webb, of the same city,’ are | from: Denver, whero she spent a va- oe AD 2 Sweetly advertised hold a picnic at the Garden Creck|herc — visiting with their son and|cation of several days. She has re-| Arthur Borks left last night for Assortment , 9 i Of the Very Latest for Fall falls this Thursday,. The members ureiprother, R. S. Webb, who ts connect-|sumed her position with the Amer-|Denver where he will spend neveral ‘ Wear ey pny pile Nha) pres $ Mre} ed. with the Gerbutt, Weidner &]ican Express company. days attending to business matters. re re, enter street at 8! Sweeney firm. ‘They urnived Monday. ‘abe. ag | con- \ i icoti o'clock in the morning. Motor cars| making the trip overland and ‘will Frank Freseder ts tn the city from Mr. and Mrs. Fran’ ngland are in Mr. PEP and Mr. SELL EM have con 3 P Ae oy Ba eae eh will be provided for the trip. [spend the week Denver attending to business ‘nat.| Denver and Colorado Springs attend tyacted for BAUR’S. sty hes iret Twill, Serge, Velour. { so ters. ing to business matters and visiting Colors are blue, brown and O. H, Frank or penyer is in the city | ee with friends 3 s, 2 A Box ASSORTMENT A black. Some fur trimmed. attending to Uyerpes. Mrs. Tom Bell of Lusk is spending vtiy > ble e } 7 ‘ Some _ embroidered Som: ‘The members of the World Wide * some time in the city. Attorney C. P. Plummer has re Chocolates : td ‘ 3 ie Gulld of the Baptist church met in! L. F. Sandletien'-te 18" Cunper? Sern ee turned from a guecessful fishing trip | 4 * strictly tailored. regular session at the home of Mrs.j Salt Creek. Miss Frances Harrington has re-|near Wheatland. Cherries Richard Dunn, 82 CY avenue, with 15 ae turned to her position with the Mid “- j Priced at young ladies present. An interesting | Miss Mae BK. McDonnell, who re-| west Refining company offices ii the| Miss Polly W bekcars! returned this Nuts onthe subject of “Ifome SA. it building after spending her| morning from Denver where she has Fruits $35 and $50 We Have Received a FRESH Shipment. \ NEW COATS, SUITS AND We Will Receive a FRESH Shipment DRESSES ARRIVING EVERY WEEK. Belt sl ON SALE AT : uit tied. be tee Pit re Have You Received Your Copy of the Dee sbvasi perio sey ee New Dr: Price Cook Book? 251 South Center Street Phone 256 r An Institution for the People Millions of women welcome Dr. Price’s Baking Powder which is now being tnade with Phosphate instead of Tartrates and sells at the surprisingly low price ; S ON of only 25c. for a 12-0z. can. } . Rotten Candy is like the Highway East of Casper. pD PRI E’S Baur’s Candy is like the boulevard roads just north of Cheyenne. PHOSPHATE : Es SPECIAL A Baking Powder FOR Maus ote sinha Of This Week We Offer You Some Wonderful Values in the Following For a large can, 12 oz. making” was given by several of the To Hone. |members, ‘The timp was also spent ON ALL Ov O _ LA CAMILLE FRONT O LACE CORSETS Wonderful values in back Jace broc: ‘outi me That every wi may gale just how good it ia and how great the saving, this 2 onderful values in back Jace brocaded and Coutil Corsets. Come week has been made “Home-Baking” Week and-your grocer will give every \ in early and get your size i purchaser of Dr. Price’s Phosphate Baking Powder the we i} LOT 1 LOT 2 New Dr. Price Cook Book Free i : aD Try the wonderful recipes in this book, over 400 in all, time-tested recipes that Ne 2 are popular in evsry home and new recipes that will add interest and variety to ‘ YS A. the dail menu. Aa is just one of the good recipes from the New Price Cook { 4 Book; = ———————— io : e e ; : = ! Silk Petticoats at Great Values bot Abaya orang WITH ee FILLY | f i Satin Perea regular Jersey Petticoats, regular Taffeta Petticoats, regular 4 cup strong ct teakpoon salt™ ‘ i fi $6.75 value, $ $5.75 value, _§$ $5.25 value, $ Sie pea ee Price's Baking Powder . wrices : - Ms Sale Price......... 5.79 Sale Price... 4. 7D Sale Price... 4.25 Cream shortening and sugar until light; add well beaten yolk of eggs; add coffee slowly; add half of flour sifted with baking powder, salt and spices; mix and add well bisteca iis’ iste tnd Ogle Is modelte oven Fete RPE LADIES’ APRONS AND HOUSE DRESSES layers and cover top wit! MOCHA ICING AND FILLING Here’s a great opportunity for you. Aprons and House Dresses in Percale, Indian Seiteepopes dirony coon ’ Head, Gingham and Crepe; the best of quality at the lowest prices. Cream butter and Seat aad cocoa, coffee and salt and stir until smooth. If too. dry Reg. Price $1, 35, Sale Price $1 -00 Reg. Price $1.95, Sale Price $1.60 ais eee ae R oe $1. 65, Sale Price $1.25 Reg. Price $2.35, Sale Price $1.90 PEST KARE ; Reg. Price $4.75, Sale Price $4.15 Di. Pica’ Bhldng Powder ix giiarantoed to’ contaisr no shui cig chases tnoteeimnense.“—" 1 KASsIS DRY GOODS CO. On Sale at All Grocers 220 SOUTH CENTER STREET