Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 24, 1921, Page 3

Ai’ Moukiain Peale. Mrs. C. EX Littlefield is entertaining the teachers of the Elk street school today on @ plenic to the moun- taint Those assisting here are Mes- dames W. D. Johnston, J. J. Lane and Miss Margaret Speas. They left this morning in three cars for Goth- more park where they took the old ~oagadén trail. A’ picnic dinner was to be served on the mountain’ at the end of a hike. The trail offers one of the finest views of the country to be found om Casper mountain and an enjoyable trip was anticipated in view of ideal weather. In addition to the hostesses those who made up the party were: The Misses Eleanor Mclaughlin, Fergus Falls, Minn.; Alma Moline, River Falls, Wis.; Buniee Harris, Rulmond, V Genevieve Jones, Grand Island, Neb, Mildren Kepner, Lena, I; Hazel Watts, Duluth, Minn.; Jessie Higgins, fpringville, Lowa; Jean Quinn, Temple, Ps ‘Ariz.; Elsie F. Blake, San’ Diego, Cal. eee i To Spend Week End In Gtenrock. The Misses Margaret O'Brien, Nellie Quinn and Nellie Potts are leaving today for Glenrock where they ‘will be the guests of Mrs. Floyd Jones for over the week end, ose Children's Party Event of Today. Miss Mary Jean Sandlin entertained for about 12 of her small friends this afternoon at a party given at the home of her grand mother, Mrs. A. R. Sand- lin, 522 South Park street. Part of the afternoon was spent p'aying games on the lawn while con- tests were played inside the home. Lovely refreshments were served just before the close of.the afternoon. oe. Informal Luncheon Is Enjoyed. An’ iptssmal 1 o'clock luncheon was served th! noon at the apartment of Miss Verra Tangemen, teacher in the Central school. A number of|, friends enjoyed the luncheon and the social afternoon following. oe. Children Celebrate Birth Anniversary. ‘Ten guests attended a party given this afternoon at the honie of Mrs, C. H, James, in honor of the tenth birth anniversary of her grand daughter, Miss Delight Shoemaker. Refreshments were served and rue unique place cards, each of which con- tained one of the Beatitudes, were at- tached to the basket favors, The col- or scheme of red and white was used even in the birthday cake and can- dies. All of the little guests enjoyed the afternoon playing games and with contests. ; eee B. B. Lummis, R, H. Nichols, L. B. Townsend and Jack Scott are lea’ ing for the Jackson /Hole country where they will spend some time on a hunting trip. vai} ae Mrs. Porter & Is Hostess. A number of friends have been in- vited to spend an informal evening at the home of Captain and Mrs. M. J. Hopkins, tonighe. Mrs. Hopkins will serve refreshments and the even- ing will be spent socially. ‘ . ee Miss Trevett Leaves. z Miss Anna Trevett is leaving tomor- row for Chicago, Ill, where she wil! attend her third year at the American Censervatory of Music. Miss Trevett has been spending the summer «time 3t the home of her parents here. ‘ees House Guest to Be Entertained. ‘ Miss Jean Flemming of Canada, who is a house guest at the home of Mrs. Covert on CY avenue will be the in- spiration of a number of social events of interest during her stay in the city. Third of Series of Parties Is Success. Mrs. Q.. K. Deaver entertained friends at a third of a series of bridge luncheons served at her home last Wednesday, afternoon, The affair was in honor of Mrs, D. C. Deaver, Mrs. J. J. Sullivan and Miss Jean Flem- ming, all out-of-town guests in the city. Following the luncheon a pleas- ant afternoon was devoted to auction bridge. Stag Dinner Is Served. A stag party, including wild game, which fell before the prowess of Rob- ert J. Veitch, a member of the board of county commissioners, was an event of last evening when 15 intimate friends and business associates .of .Mr. Veitch were invited to participate in the spread. Deer steaks, wild ducks and other equally attractive . edibles were cooked to a king’s taste by-Mr. Veitch. 5 —_— e PERSONALS James O'Brien of Laramie, 2 promi- nent oil men of that district, returned| to his home last night after spending several days here attending to busi- ness interests. cee M. ©, Corey of the Corey Drilling company is now driving a Packard s.ngle six motor car. ; > cee R. J. Fuch of the Fuch ready to wear company -has’ returned from ‘Thermopolis where he has been iook- ing after his store in that city. see R. R. Keenard purchased a new Ford touring car this week, cee B.. J. Erwin, register of the United States land office at Douglas was in Casper yesterday to attend the con- ference which was held here with A. B. Fall secretary of the interior. Charles 4. Guenther, prominent Doug- SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1921. 1 my 1 las resident and political leader was aso numbered among ine Converse Mr. Harry Olsen: requesting me to, help, but I think | services of an ambulance in such an North Casper Church you can help more. We believe | instance as you mention. Inquiry 1009 your Intention to be of the best | into your particular circumstance | 10 a. And are convinced that the failure to | has discloseg a misunderstanding | text, I Joba 2-18, a sermon for the return the desk door is an over- | and I am sure it will be explained to | young people. Evening services 7|20 years may attend. Che Caspet Daily Cribune berg. Evening service at 7:30. Ser PAGE THREE sher, in his Lake rs ago. was found Wolcott and Durbin. Mrs. Ed Wub-| ~) ber, weait mon, “Courage of Confessicn” bens, leader. The regular Eee Moral Lesson im them, “Hear, O, Heavens” (Stewart! | prayer meeting will meet at the quartetie, “Arise! He Call Thee” | church Thursday night at 7:30. Every- A b kl C tr (Nevin), Mesdames. Frank Lesch-| body is invited to attend all the serv rouckle Case, cc: insky, Messrs. Fermin and Lundberg.| ices and a hearty welcome is given! I Meeting of the session at the close|to all. | Editors Declare Selence on pleas t 3 an B. Cull sentenced him to life.im- isonment. have taken the door. Thank you. Dear Troubie-womn. want to find either the door to writing desk which was taken of the morning service to recelve new ON, laced o from 327 North Kimball to Harry In it customary for sn ambulance | members. Communion service and Christian i ia. Eve Olsen and left some where tu be re- | to refuse to move a dying woman | reception of members next Sunday.| Christian Science services are held! —--- he slain paired, or Mr. Olsen. Please help. | until paid in advance? Unknown. Ladies’ Aid wilt meet the first Thurs. every Sunday at 11 o'clock In the mew; KANSAS CITY, Sept. 24.—Kansas man, having been founi guilty of church edifice at the corner of Fourt® City newspapermen were called upon! first degree murder and sentenced to and Grant streets. The lesson sermon in Judge R. & Lathshaw's court to life imprisonment for tomorrow is “Reality.” The public give their opihion of what sort of is invited to attend these services. news was {it to print, and what was Sunday school is held at 845 o'clock. ‘not. ‘The testimony was given in om, Gardner Loses tg which children up to the ag@ ©f nection with the hearing of a motion Dear Unknown: have received the above letter It is not customary to . refuse day in October at the church. Nerth Durbin. Sabbath school m. Morning service 11 o'clock: county capital visitors in the visiting} sight on your part. Please com- | your satisfaction. One can easily | o'clock. Christian Endeavor leader. ae a: fiecated peiearey a. ‘ yee To Guilf ord party. At 4 mounicate with your former land. understand your feeling and every | Dale Green. reaching service 7:30 cation here devoted largely toe sen- : Jady or the Trouble-woman and let | one concerned {s sorry that it so |p. m.: text, I Cor. 5-20, “Ambassadors tional items. pa Mrs, John Doran has ;eturned from| us know to what repair shop you happened. for Christ Everyone welcome. Rev. Callfornia where she spent several weeks visiting with her sister who iy Ivg at Los Angeles. see C. We Winsett and W.°G. Gambill have purchased a five passenger Buick motor car from the Casper Mo- - B. H. Berquist of Peoria, ll., while en. route to the Pacific coast is vis- iting Mr. and’ Mrs, John F. Sweeney of the Tribune apartments. cee Mr, and “irs. James Lintz of 139 South Jefferson street are the parents of a baby son born yesterday even- ing at 11 o'clock at the state hospital The mother and little son are doing well is the report of Dr. J. T. Ritch. o. Dr. and Mrs. J. R, Hansard have moved into their new home on the corner of Thirteenth and Durbin streets. The pretty structure has just been completed, and the Han- sards are now at home to thelr friends there. Uist 100. eee Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Brooks are spending the week-end in the city at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L. Patton. You W. B. Burnett a prominent Montana stockman and rancher of Gilt Edge, is in the city on a brief business visit.| Hekken, superintendent, Q. M. Queal of the Henning Trans-| Sermon subject, “What Shall I fer company has added a new Ford| With Jecus Who is Called the Christ delivery truck to the cars of the com-| Christian Endeavor 6:45 p.m. M pany. Van where they will visit with friends and relatives for several days. W. H. Crawford of the Casper 9 - macy has recently purchased a ndw Packard single six touring car. ere prominent pioneers of this part of the country, are spending the week- end here from their ranch horae. o-. Mrs. L. N. Haygood is now driv- ing a new Buick roadster delivered to her this week from the Casper Mo- tor company. aie, H. Krammer is leaving fot Lance Creek and the surrounding country where he will spend several days looking after business interests. ese Jerry “West of ths Kasoming Oi company was de!ivored a Packard single six touring car this week from the Joe Mansfictd Motor company. Miss Laura H. Bicknell from the of- fices of Hagens and Murane, attor- neys is spend:ng a short vacation in Denver, She left here Sunday and plans to be away two weeks visiting with friends and relatives in Denver and in other northern Wyoming points. 5 ss ie es eee Burke H. Sinclair, industrial direc- tor of the Midwest company left yes- terday for Douglas where he will visit and inspect the camp of the Wyoming National guardemen, who.are now en/ camped at the sate fair grounds While visiting in Douglas Mr. Sin- clair will -renev acquaintances with many of the members of the guard who were under his command during the world war. Mr, Sinclair was a colonel in the regular army and spent many months overseas. is haiareey LEADVILLE 1S ROCKED TODAY BY Ble BLAST LEADVILLE, © Sept. 24.—An sion that shook the lower end of this city and wrecked three buildinge cceurred here early this morning. No lives were lost. Authorities investi- gating the explosion said the explosive consisted of about 59 pounds of dyna- mite and had been placed in the rear of a restaurant corfdécted by William Haden. d The building in which the restaur- ant is located was completely wrecked and two buildings, one on each side of the restaurant, were badly damaged. Tn one of the buildings there was a soft drink place and in the other a barber shop. The proprictor of the soft drink place and hiswife and brother lived upstairs over their place of business, They were in bed at the time ©f the explosion and thrown out by it. They escaped injury. ‘Windows were broken almost with- out exception within two blocks of /where the explosion occurred. —_— ITALIAN KILLED IN TUNNEL. KEMMERER, Wy Sept. 24:— Charles Daniel, 25, a leader of the local It@lian colony, was killed in the Fossil railroad tunnel when he slipped while dumping a gravel car and fell beneath the wheels.. His body was cut in twain, NOBODY R. S. MURPHY J. SPAULDING Western Heating and Plumbing Co. i¢ Steam and Hot Water Heating | ¢f Plumbing and Gas Fitting Estimates Furnished on Request | Phone 1249 836 Pear Street Casper, Wyo. Set he es eB te es te ts 2 ? % or, Soete Rosle eatery Me Cee 9:46 a.m. There ts a class for you.| Morning worship 11 o'clock; theme, i hoor God Calls for a Line-up. 0 Remember that Sunday is the For the Gospel For Our C . : nat Soc ™ 3 5 3ospel For Our Conversion. Lord's: Day for his children to. wor’ Tembershin, See OF CRUTCH Read the texts, then come to hear ship Him,” ‘There is onty one place ; = more of the fundamental doctrines or you to on Sunday and that is _ ° " Christian faith presented th a in the church services. Every Bap. Free Mission Church. Y 228 church and the children and adults Cedar streets, location at 3 o’cloc! should be in the Bible school at 9:45,;Sunday afternoon, a church home will find a real hearty ¢¥ening with Gus Swanson, 1016 West welcome in the First Baptist church. | Fourteenth street. First Baptist church. Meets in }. O, O. F. hall. Charles G. Stout, minister, P O. Box 411, Fe sides 1064 South Elm 4 ; Pe ak gm In some parts of Ireland a Sunday ‘school 9:45 a. m. P. Van|"The Judgmen* ilour.” be orvied ——- woman's hair is placed ascent the} welcome. First Chureh of the Nazare , 1 tet i avert | peel hag ea ORE zarene baby in the bellef that It will avert | E, Pledge.” Mrs. Richard Farrell and Mrs. Bab-| “Ry. cock and daughter Marie Babcock, all] ject, of Casper have left for Laramie} xronday study’, son in the teacher training course will be given by the minister. The first lesson will be a lecture form and will need no preparation on the part of] o | Morning service 11/to God, a workman that needeth not lock; sermon, “A Question of Per-|to be ashamed, rightly dividing the | students. Over twenty have signified] sonal Religion My Sout} Word of Truth.” The Woman's Pray: Dhtoere Mr. and Mra. Kenneth McDonald, | jo a7 tention of taking up this work.! Longeth" (Marston); solo, “The Home-|¢r Band will meet in the home of a a a i I a aaa a a a R. E. Stout, managing editor of the ‘Kaneas City Star, testified that he) ST. LOUIS, Sept. 24—Jesse Guil- thought articles appearing in the pub. ford of Boston defeated Bob Gardner Meation were unfit to print. of Chicago $ and 6 y for the na C. A. Marshall, pastor. (raining and the course for the year " " will consist of forty lecfons. One each Tvinky Luthécam Church. South Park and East Fourth streets, Elis, r tlonal amateur golf championship. Week. The first ten lessons will be- " Ralph » managing editor of the P. gin with child study. A small book | 7-3. Gockel, pastor Kansas City Journal agreed with this So ae a eRaS [ef outline costing the pupil 25 cents) Both vervices will be Engiish to- opinion. } LONE DEMOCRAT REMAINS. will be the only cost as instruction] MOTOW. “The Difference Between ‘The judge then asked him whether : and supplementary reading will be pel ae Load ries. will pa _ the penarpoces detailed accounts of po oy ; a ing free ro far as we are able to provide | -~ * rning sermon, whic! EVANSTON, IN., Sopt. 24.—After | SUPPOPed ppenings in the Arbuck! jonesomest men, politically. in the Firth ncn or pes We EP ie The course ts open to all and if z hee Besedlcn theatart Matinew & fruitless 24-hour search of ferecs |SS#¢ Were proper reading matter. Mr. fetecss wanaing here, i Charles I, ‘Thompson, Jr., pastor. Bible school | the Ci8s% is too large for one evening }**;‘* ervice begins at 10:30. preserves north of the city, police | Ells said he believed they were, He| Decker. United States surveyor : In the evening service Holy com. id tha: i} inted|eral for Wyomin, He ts the on we will gladly @ another evening . iy Jast night began dragging wal t a moral lesson was point ¥ rs a leach tor & pal ops Pn If there are|™uUnion will be celebrated, The pre-| or Lane listens’ cite s poruon® |by the Arbuckle case and that the mo-| survivor among the Wilson appointees jothers interested in systematic study|PS™Story service commences a: 7] tn their efforts to determine wheth- |#0" picture industry was one which|to federal offices with headquarters B-\tor the fall and winter we shall be|°C!0ck, the main service at 7:30. The} er Leighton Mount, Northwestern |@ftected virtually every home. here—a lone democrat in a building wig | 5 glad to give any assistance possible|‘°xt of the sermon will be If Corin-| university freshman, who disap- crammed with Repubjicans. and would be glad to talk the pro.| ‘ans 0:17.21; its theme: “All Glory| peared after the annual sophomore, ject over with any one. It te dpen |! Ged Alone—For Our Redemption,| freshmen clase san Wwedheshey. orth hi tle had succumbed to injuries possibly beprareon so bengd : inflicted in the fracas, or simply had run away from home. Dr, Walter Dili Scott, president | Pp. m. ‘This is the reatest. Is. r= = of the university, in a formal state _ Methodist Episcopal ment last night declared “there was ype 302 East Second street; Lewis .] nothing to indicate that Mount had SVELAND, Sept. 24,—Salvatore Carter. D. D., pastor. Sunday school] succumbed to hazing,” conteserd ‘als m. Morning worship 11] boy “undoubtedly had 3 sermon, “A Fundamental of} from hom Christianity . Epworth League 7 p.| Mount’s parents declared it to be -—— Evening worship—sermon, “The| their bellef thi beer Seventh Day Adventists. Value of the Church to the Commun-| kidnaped ee eckeninres raibeate Moose hall, 139 East Gecond strect. | ity." Tuesday, 2:30 p. m., the \Tom-| and left In a supposedly safe con. Sabbath school at 10 a. m. Saturday.|.an's Home Missionary society will] “dition on the outskirts of the city Preaching service at 11 a. m. meet with Mrs. O. W. Hiligren, 445| and had succumbed to thé injuries. Bible lecture every Sunday evening | South Grant street. Mrs. L. se at 7:45. Subject for September 25 | will assist as hostess. should be in the First Baptist) Fegular meeting at Eleventh and| er_of Daniel Ka Prayer meeting at All strangers in Casper. without and that the run away 0 Wednesday eee P4408 * oteetee Saturday IS THE LAST DAY OF OUR 20 Per Cent Discount are a stranger but once in the! Christian Church. Nona D. Gillespie, pastor, 611] harm. school at 10 superintend. MADAM WHARTON, Seventh and Wolcott streets. at 11 a. m. | Holy communion at 8 a. m. nm Evening song Royal Egyptian Clairvoyant and Chureh school at 9:45 a. m, | Service begins at . followed by Palmist. Morning prayer and sermon at 11| Preaching at 3 o'clock, Bible Study|Give Truthful Advice on All Affairs a. m. ‘ | class will meet at the pastor's study of Life. uesday evening at 7:30. Come, bring| og; 1 your-Bible and spend a prodrabio hour| ;irictedfoure. 10,8. ma. till 9 p.m. study of the word of God = udy to shew thyself approved un- St. Mark's Church, Rev. Phil'p K. Edwards, Rector. 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