Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 22, 1921, Page 3

per wh family here. New York and Washington on busi ness matters. She will join Mr. Queal | in Los Angeles early Over Sunday. A party in a number cf motor cars left early Sunday for the mountains east of Casper whero they spent the @ay on an informal picnic. After the dinner at noon the afternoon was spent playing games and sides were chosen for baseball. They all return ed to Casper towards event: Those enjoying the day in the mountains were Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Comfort, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Marion, Mrs. Olga Al redge, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Glover, Miss en Davis and the Messrs. Jack |‘ Rutz, Tom Givens, Gibbins, and Au brey Merritt eK Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Lindsey, Mr. and Mrs. W. H,; Brawner and daughter, Miss Grace Marco and Frank and Charlies Lindsey, are jeaving overland for tha Yellowstone National park where they Intend to epend some time Mr. and Mrs. Brawner will visit with Mr. and Mrs. Blanchard in the park Mr. Blanchard fs the manager of the Lake hotel. Miss Marco will leave the party after the trip through the park and will yistt at her former home in Butte, Mont. of jon, The Kensington circle wil] meet on ‘Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs, A. L, Johnson, 724 South Meeting K street. Members ure asked to be pres- ent as plans will be discussed relating to the serying of a dinner during the conference week. eee Entertain at ~ Ranch Home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scherck enter- tained at week-end party held at their ranch honte at Canon ercek, in honor of Zire. D. P. Smyser of Wichita Kans., a former resident of Casper. Saturday night an informal dance ‘was held at the ranch and much of the lime on Sunday was spent fishing and hunting. En route to Casper the party Eopped at the Ben Scherch ranch and were guests at a dinner. ‘The guests. were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sloane, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Schorck an’ Mrs. Smyeer. Anniversary. One of the prettiest appointed din ner parties given at the Henning ho tel this season was served last even ing in the recognition of. the"birth an. niversary of M. P. Wear, an the stafi . of the Herald. Sweet peas in a deep rose shade were the flowers used and it each place a corsage or a bouten fere was placed for the guests. The place ceFds followed the color scheme and the center plece was a birthday cake iced with sweet pea design. Places were laid for the guest of honor, Mrs. Wear, Mr. and Mrs, I’. R. Hiufsmith, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Huf- smith, Miss Janice Hufsmith and Hol ly Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Terry D. Cunningham have returned to/Casper and will b+ at home to their friends at.634- South ‘Wolcott street. ‘Their marriage occurred in Lincoln, Neb.,. about: two weeks ago and they have spent their wedding trip in Colo- Mrs. Cunningham was formerly Miss Charlotte Bushnell, a popular member of the faculty of the Natrona county high school. She was elected to the ware position for the ensuing year, but resigned some time ago. Mr. Cunningham is with the Mid- ‘west Refining company and is one of the oldest members of the Midwest family, having been with the company wince it was one year old. Both the bride and the groom have a@ wide circle of Casper friends who extend congratulations. . Miss Daisy Mortimer was. hostess yesterday afternoon at a picnic party held at “‘The Reefs” north of Casper. ‘The guests made the trip in a truck and afrivéd at the picnic location tow- ards evening. The scenic effects from the “Reefs” is said to equal that at “Hell's Half Acre’ and much time was. spent exploring the odd rock for- mations. ; A delicious picnic feast was served and a weinie roast held. At sunset the party started back to town and a part of the trip was made By moonlight. The guests included Mrs. J. EB. Han- swad, Mrs, Bernard Hefod of Houston, ‘Texas, Mrs. James Neville, of Topeka, Kan., Miss Polly Wickstrum Miss Isabel Hanway and Lee Mortimer. pecans “For ‘Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Price have re- turned from the Big Horn mountains where they have been spending their vacation. see Miss Hattie Wyatt who has been in Boulder, has returned to her home here for the week. ‘ ft see Miss Inez Seanor has #{t for the Antelope Springs ranch where she (willbe a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. G.-H. Snodgrass. 2 sia eee . Mrs. R.'M. Boeke who has been “spending the entire summer in Seat- le, Wash.; has returned to her home in this city. ee C. Miller and daughter Alice have left! for Florence, Colo., where they will spond about . two weeks visiting with friends and rela- tives. "Mrs. D. cee Frank Gowan has returned to the city. from the Dumbell ranch where Was a guest over the week-end. 2 ee Mrs. C. A. Queal of Los Angeles, wife of a former Caspér ‘business ‘(man is stopping with friends in Cas- rado, visiting in Denver and Bould First Baptist church of Broadalbin, Der. town on business for fining company, has offices in the company with is reported to be much better at the Present and improving steadily. the northern part of the state where he has been on business for the Mid- west Refining company. — George Haworth have returned from South Fork inn, where they spent she week-end. Springs, ts here visiting with friends spent the day here on business of im- portance. today after spending the day city ness. the day from Salt Creok. for Denver ufter transacting business Springs, 4imning leaving tonight after spending the day pany, while en route from Denver to head- on a few days business stay. spending @ few days here as the house guest of Mrs. Harvey Wisner, returned to their home spending their vacation Colo., their former home. is visiting with Mrs. Roy Bottrell on mother, Mrs. Frances Zimmers, are en route to the Yellowstono National Zmmers is with the Western Realty company, ’ ) | Several weeks with frien GAMBLING GIME HOLOUP WOUNDS TWO IN ESCAPE! Mexican Mortally Wounded, Another Shot Through Arm in Battle On Sandbar. A Mexican, whose name has~not been learned. was shot through the chest and is in a serious condition at a local hospital, Dave Caracaja! also a Mexican, received a gun wound in the arm and -was knocked out by the butt of a pistol, and both lost their personal effects at about 1245 Satur day night when a quarter-treed In dian by the name of James N. Wolf staged a hold-up on a gambling game going on in the back room of 4 soft drink parlor in the 200 bicck on West A street. ‘The- masked le closing up the affairs of the She is also en route to} in the fall Tey. ©. H. Merrill, pastor of the Y., is visiting with friends in Cag «2. A. W. Peake, who has been out of the Midwest Re- returned to his buliding tn the ity. Mrs. E. Myers and two daughters > have been visiting in the city Everett Myers and Albert My. . have returned to their home in incoin, Neb. said to have relieved the round table fans” of their money before doing any shoot ing. The members were lined up with thelr faces to the wall and searched When the less wounded Mexican turned to see how the robber was progressing he was knocked down by bandit is see Jim Grieve, who has been seriously Il for the past week with pneumonia W. RR Finney has returned from Ly ressed at the state hospital and his condition is not considered serious. The seriously wounded man is not ex- pected to live, according to reports received. this morning. As far ay can be learned at this time the man who did the shooting is not known to local officers. He was see arrested and is being held in jail Alien Colorado | Pending further investigations. eee Archie Weidner, R. Webb and Mrs, Histtic of tives. She. plans to continue her journey to Providence, R. I., where she will visit at the home of her hus band’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Larned, Sr., until the easterners come here en route to their winter home in left | California, this winter. in the eee busi-| Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Beyers accom panied by Mr. Beyer’s brother, Emil Byer, and Miss Olive Batz, returned inst week from a two week's trip through the Yellowstone National park. They returned by way of Boze- man and Big Timber, Mont., and Sheridan and Gillette, Wyo. oe H. B. Lean has returned to Denver 2 es ae after attending \o business maiz<:s 1. L. Killeen, a prominene business | here over the week-end, an of Sioux City, Towa, is looking ce {ter business matters here. Quinton D, Singlewald of Baltimore, gran? Ohid, who spend several days of last Miss "Agnes Dunaway of Colorado] week looking after business interests Colo., is registered at the| here, has left for his home in. the hotel while: visiting in the] cast. Sits. ‘ BS ss 25 Osuebaugh of Denver ty and looking after business matters. see J. B. Armuitrong of Spokane, Wash., Wortring of Wisc Douglas calling on friends and on Jack Ford who is. with the Mid. west Refining company, came in for eee Frank O'Ryan is leaving tonight rere for the day. oe . Walsh of Cheyenne ts here at- importance. . bs tending to matters of ee heré~on business. W. K, Garrard has lett for his home ee ls in Lansing, Mich., after spending the H.C. Bretschneider, president of | week-end here’ on business. the Western States Oil.and Land com: ot a arrived here this morning from) pr. WW. G. Burnett has returned to Douglas where he stopped briefly | the mountains after spending a few days of last week in the city. qarters in Casper, “ee oR ih George Canrpbell is expected to re- \. H. Stewart has returned from|turn today from Denver where he Jeaver, where he spent the past twol spent the week-end on business. veeié on vacation visiting with his|. ~ sedi: amily. - Lee Mortimer is leaving today for Peer 18S, the. Mortimer homestead, north of D. G. Gorden of the Gorden Con-| Casper along the Salt Creek highway. struction company, arrived here this (spats morning to take active supervision of the city contracts which he holds. {ing the week here visiting with his eee brother, D. F. Gilchrist. C. M. Repdes, former Casper resi- é 7 SO of dent, has returned here from Denver} M. EB. Ronan has returned from Cheyenne where he spent sevéral days ittending. to business James Gilchrist of Lander is spend- . of last week matters. —_————— STANDARD BEATS SKLT CREEK IN CLOSE GAME The local Standara Oil company's baseball team won by a score of 11 to 10 in a very evenly matched con- test with tho.Midwest-Sait Creek team at the athletic ficld here yesterday afternoon.: The game was fast from start to finish ‘and it was impossible to even guess who would be the winner until the game was over. The last two scores made by the Standard came in the ninth inning after two men were down. The batteries .were— Standard, Rafferty and Fitt; Midwest- Salt Creek, Phillips and O'Neill, tad so eat tba REHEARING PETITION DENIED. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. 22.—The oming supreme court has denied a petition for rehearing on an order dis- missing the case of Charles F. Coffee and Granville Tinnin vs. Silas Harris, Annie G. Harris, Ada M. Harris, Lake Cy Harris, Art A. Harriz and the J. M. Cattle company, ‘The order dis- missing the case was entered by Judge W. C. Mentzer in the district court of Goshen county. Mrs. L. D. Leddy of Denver is setts Mr. and Mrs. W,. D. Morgan have here after in Boulder, eee Miss Mary Hompes of Lincoin, Neb., East Second street. eee F. M. Zimmers accompanied by his park, making the trip overland. Mr. eae _ R, E. Evans, city editor of the Cas per Daily ‘Tribune, has left for Loy. land, Colo., where he will join Mrs. Evans, who has been visiting at her former home, and they will then go to Estes park where they will spend at least a week. eee Harry Levine of the Warm Springs Oil ‘company of ‘Thermopolis has re. turned to his home after spending sev eral days here looking after b interests. Poet eee Mrs. Helen Larned, lett Sati for Cleveland where she will ae visit for da FOR TUESDAY A Rack of Dresses Among them are many late arrivais. wonderful buys. At $22.95 35 Skirts Mostly large sizes, in blue and black. Regular $12.50 values, 3 - They are { At $3.95 i pagne and Che Casper Dailp Cribune Atlantic City Mermaid Laughs Last the large hotels there has made it possible for its fair guests to enjoy a swim in the surf without cumbersome skirts, The management has pro vided bathing cabinets on wheels similar ot those used on the beach at Os- tend and other European watering places. .The first bathing cabinets of wm this lype at the New dersey resort were christened recently with real cham- son, wheeled down to the water where Jescended_into the wat ni e | niovavavavorararararn ANMADHNANANAT By e Ask the man who owns one e ° ‘OVATE FAIR TO — BEBEST EV Penley Says Exhibits Are | Be Attractive This Year. cir words and © eff} smallpox and th The anual Wye held at Douglas Sep . bids fair to be the ver held, according county agent, who is a nts for the Na- |j exhibit. The field crop this county will in all > small this year never will be several attempts p ribbon or two. 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