Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 5, 1921, Page 3

Fe int sii | i i at i . | bFY i a 5 3B. B. Banser is registered at the Henning hotel while in the city at- tending to businésas interests. Serr g umn. club which held Jast night at the home of J. Batley, 1023 South Wol- Action will be taken upon Mmes*thia week and an an- it of interest will be made last of)the week or the first of ‘The meeting was. well attended by 6 members as last year and of the new school teach- in the city have ptoved Phi sisters, eee of Presbyterian Ald Society Tomorrow. ‘The members of the Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid society will meet tomor- row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the will W. LL. Paulkin of Cheyenne, who has beén attending to business in the city has left for his home in Chey- enne. pit i i cee R..H. Kirby of Denyer ts visifing|~ with friends in the city and attending to business connected .with hfs of! In site ge ay it I days here looking after business in- terests. * P. H, Seyler of Shoshoni ts spending a few days in Casper on real estate and 4 business. He expects to ro- turn to Shoshoni on Friday. the formed as an outcome of the affair Whursday. Miss Brown Is Hostess, and g full attendance is desired. Mrs, ‘W. M. Yard and committee will have charge of the social hour. Refresh- eee Fred Schmocker, re sale agent with the H. J. Peterson offices represent- ing the Caréy Bros., realty company 4s in Alcova on business with a sur veying outfit. A number of school mates were en- -tertained at the home of Miss Isabel y afternoon at an {n- formml party in recognition of t tenth birthday celebration of the hos tess. = 4 The afterncon was spent playing games and in contests. The first prize in ‘one of the contests was awarded to Miss Grace Reeves, in another to Miss Alice Field and in the third to Mins Jones. eae G. D. Dineen who has been look- ing after business for sevéral days has returned to his home in Gle) rock.» . ae Dr. J, ¥. O'Donneli who has been attending to business in Cheyenne hag returned to the cit, o. James Stilphen has resumed his position with the Midwest Refining fompany after spending a vacation of two weeks at his former home in Iowa. eee H.W. Thomas of Rawlins, is 3 iting with friends and attending to business interests for the remainder of the week. Tv. sourl, and in Denver and surround- ing country where they have been spending the past recat. “Ie m9 ee * Mr. and “Mrs, Henry Jacks of Los Angeles, Cal., are visiting with “old me friends in the city for the re- mainder of the ‘month. Before..moy- ing to California, Mr. and Mrs. Jacks ‘were residents here where Mr. Jacks was associated with a well known sheep outfit. birthday cake with lighted candles Was the center piece of the table and when cut, the piece of mozey, the ring, and the thimble were found in alices belonging to some of the guests. Miss Brown received a number of lovely gifts from her friends including @ set of "Little Colonel Stories,” pre- eented by her classmates as a whole. see Natrona Rebekah Lodge To Haye Meeting. ee ‘The members of the Natrona Rebek- ali lodge No. 13, will meet in regular session this evening at the I. 0. 0. F. hail at 7.30 o'clock. A social hour will follow the business’ session: “All Rebekahs are invited to attend: see Paramount Club Dance In. Well’ Attended, ; R. vei and ere George Campbell has returned to the gity after looking after business in Colorado for several o- see Miss Ruth Noonan is visiting at the home of her cousin; Mra. 8. W. Me- Donald. Miss Noonan is en route to her Kone in Greybull from Denyer, whére she spent the entire summer. } : . vewis 4 ’ ‘B. N. Rowell, returned to Denver last night aft pending several days atthe Henning hotel while looking after business interests. . . w ani of ii + Mr. and Mrs. William Hutebinson have left overland for Alliance, N where they will spend two weeks vs: iting wit’ friends ‘and relatives. 5 eee: iam Nelson, Henry George, and 8S. A. Doran. passed through r yesterday en royte to Alliance, Neb., trom Douglas. They are making the trip overland, see Miss Helen Matherson.@f Akton, Til, B is spending the week here visiting at Henry Young ts leaving for the east where he will visit in Chicago, Dean formerly ved tn Chicago. Harold . Delaine “of Providence, R. remain during the cessful hunting trip of a week spent ip the Big Horn made the trip and each time Proved successful. 5 105-11 D. 8. Kennedy is here from Denver ADS—/ High class phonograph for sale; big Ther esa Reason Tesktngg atts busiriess interests. for ——-BRING _ RESULTS. in; records included; must be several ye. H, Mitchell who has been registered at the Henning hotel. while attending to business here, returned last night to his headquarters in Omaha, Neb. . eee . Ida Groves, Iowa, where he has becn Visiting with friends and relatives. Mark Hendérson has returned to the Sait Cree% off fields after spending first of the week here on business and on pleasure. 5. C.Beck of Lander was nuinber- ea amon: city yest Cc. attending to .bual: . F Den’ here on busiriess. sprees PACE THREE Pharmacy. | has been added to the lst of southern a Rethaed which have recently openéd | joors to women students. esp ing to burthess in the city, has left; soi at once. Midwest for his headquarters In Denver. Ne. ‘ee Webel Bargains Are Going Fa ets. Se ‘Trinity college, at Durham, N. C. htt 3. Hi. Thompson is registered at the Heaning hotel while spending se:- erai days in the elty oh business. | ‘ eee Within a few days the Webel Com- Ty Me Metronakl, who “was Tare} 2 oa cccapany. after ‘a 3S year be; Festerday/on business has left ‘for bts! A°i" Cs Susiness im Casper; will, pass ii eens 1. Denver: ‘out of existence as an active merchan- j@ising firm. The immense bargains Whose fault is it when your husband is cross at ve James Ncalor of Cheyenne is spend- whieh ered 1 of Ine &, few Gaye in the tty looking| Toc” are ‘bringing eaHiy’ response breakfast? mee, Cabinees eterests Gnd) VISE) Oo patrons and the, stock t0, betng: “ss ee eee If you hit your thumb You can avoid this James Laidiow has returned to his} The company has made, arrange ‘ments to open an office in the Trib- home in. Oi City, with a hammer you phic ns fant possibility if you'll stop june building; in the office used by the wouldn’t blame your © drinking tea and coffeeand ‘business in tes ey et Van Gorden Investment company thumb for hurting. <4 drink instead, rich, pleas- Tce “ = @ Where the business of finally winding ing Postum. nr Chapman acces frm of Spears & uy the concern’s affairs will be con- Theo whe these t man accountants, is expected to} 4. . 4 your is the pein today to his offices in the Git! el tice abl husband whose nerves _ Postum deli- phange: have been cious cereal with Pfs. eeete HONEY! HONEY! HONEY! may pounded beverage @ coffee-like flavor, It affords the advantages of a hot drink, without the ill effects of tea or coffee. Order Postum from your grocer today. Try it the family for afew days, and see what a dif- ference there'll be—how it will permit Nature to bring sound sleep and strong, sturdy, quiet nerves. Sold by grocers, Postum comes in two forme: Instant Postum (in tins) made instantly in the cup by the addition of boiling water. Postum Cereal (in packages of | It has come to my attention that some dealers ate shipping in light weight comb honey. This is ef right if it is sold for a reasonable price. Dealers are asking 38c per pound for my. fancy comb which I guarantee to weight not LESS than 13 ozs. per section and many sections weigh as much as 13 ozs. and over. Not less than 123% oz. sections is No. 1. if all capped and fastened to four sides of section. No. 1 ts really worth the price asked, but 10 to 12 of. sections are dear at 25c, for they are more or less-broken and leaky. I offered one dealer, and will offer them all this light and broken honey for $1 per cans less than they have paid so far. When you buy a comb of my honey ask your dealer to welgh it and see to it that you get your mon- Attorney Floyd 'E. Pendell ts ex- pected to return overland from’ Den- ver where he has been transacting legal business for the past several "| day Probably has been broken by the irritation of the caffeine it contains? If you stay awake half the night you don’t feel any too cheerful The caffeine of coffee and the thein cf tea are known drugs. Iftheir use is persistéd in, sooner or later the nervous system may give way. Then you may have insomnia, or disturbed sleep. Your nerves and eee < R. W. Hartse!! end E. O: McDougal &re spending the day here from Chey- enne. o- : i, and Champaign, Ill. Mr. Young Herman Schult of Denver is spend ing a few days here calling on his customers. is visiting In the city en route to Western coast where he intends to winter. J. H. Grant has returned to his ranch home near Torrington after spending “several days here visiting wah friends: and looking after mat- tera connected with his cattle int ests. = : : 2 rR. r larger balk, for those who pre- D. L. Knigh San Frai , ig {07 Worth. WM. MOSTELLER. >’ -- tissues will be robbed of New Reéd, Jim Dawson and Dan] attending to toslvere interne ee Siri that stability essential for {61 {make the drink while the »: MoNamara haye returned froma suc-| sie eke coos meal is being prepared) made , by boiling for 20 minutes, WOGDMEN OF THE WORLD. Regular meeting tonight at I. 0. 0. F. hall; full attendance desired. CHARLES L. HOWARD, C. C. + | THOMAS: LONGHURST, Clerk. ewe normal and happy living. mountaing. ‘This Is that the arty has has third year: Posttm for Health bie ae | foes WE RECEIVED THIS MORNING A Wonderful Shipment of Hats TODAY AND THURSDAY WE WILL GIVE , 20 Per Cent Discount x On Corsets ' All Corsets Fitted by Our Expert Corsetiere. «Every Day We Receive Shipments of Coats, Suitsiand Dresses Direct From New York. D. Simpson has returned from Weare open during principal shop- ping hours, Every day or two you are in the vicinity of our bank, on market- ing or shopping errands; it is just as easy to stép in here ds it is to stop in at a store; why’ not’ get into the habit of spending a little of your shopping money for future independence; there is no for- mality or “red tape;” you'll find cour- teous and prompt atention to small de- positors, as well as the larger accounts. Step in and see how simple it is to get the right start. Nationa! Bank of Commerce “A Bank of Strength and Service” gy the business visitorg én the ee A. -Chidester is here from Den: ttending to . busin. interests visiting’ wit: friends. s ve - F. Wendling of St. Louis, istered at the Henning hotel while a3 interests here. . l. Rankin is here from Chey- @ looking after buriness matters importance. { 3 & «ee W. Duncan left last night for ww after spending several days e+e A. Pierce, who has been at Vereroorerorgroit CPPSPOCOE SO FEEODEEESEDE SOR ROE : ~ The initial dance given last. nignt by the: Paramount club at the’ Dance Palace was attended by a great 3 ber of dancers from the time the first note of dance music°was played tit lome Sweet Home” sound- ed tho finale. The entertainment was a dance en masque and the majority of the dan- era ‘came in costume. Masks and paper hats were presented to the Suests at the door and later in the evening. confetti added to the carnival appearance of the affair. A program of special dances and musical numbers. gave innovation to the regular program of ballroom danc- ing. Miss Ethel Mann and J. L. Bin- an, dancing instructors at the Dance Palace, were first on the program and gave unusually: talent exhibitions of the latest stops in the fox trot and of revised tango which has lately become popular, They were encored several times.. A popular soloist was the next performer and sang two se- Jections by request. The closing fea- ture of the program was.a-solo dance by. Miss‘Mann. She was. costumed in eof deep white satin of. the ballet Jack Merrill haw returned to Creek fields ‘after spending eeveral days th the city attending to business interests. thechome of her: uncle and aunt,, Mr. and Mrs. Lee, Davis. coir . y Mrs, James Nolan of, Wichita Falls, Texas, arvived yesterday and wii 3 9. ee. spend the remainder’ of the fall and! John Dillon, = prominent attorney the winter with her husband who is in!of Lander is in ‘the city en route to the employ of ‘thé. Midwest Mefining| Chicago, Iil., where he has been called company. * “* jn busines: £ $ ie 0 os Mr. and Mrs. Wi A. Daley of Lead,| . Willlam L. Knight of St. Louia, Mo. S. D,, are visiting with friends in the|im* registered at the Henning hotel city for the week. | While attending to business matters-in Me see this city. Mr. and Mrs. 0. G. Paulson | who > have been on a motor trip to Denver| _ E. E. Fisher of the Wyoming Credit ‘and Colorado Springs have returned.; Rating exchange has returned to the They report no trouble on the way|city, after, spending several days and way that the roads were {1 unus-| through the state attending to inter- ually. good condition. . ests for the concern. erie Lyrke re 0 Miss Grace Burnett has accepted a/ F. D. Saxon of Douglas, is spending position with the Northwestern Rail-| several days here attending to mattérs road company. She recently arrived/in connection” with his homestead in. Cagper from Chadron, Neb. which {s in this county. cee eee A» R. Lowry, attorney, who has been attending to business in Denver Je expected to return to his offices here today. He is making the trip overland. ‘ Mrs. G. L. Retmuth returned Mon- day evening from & and points in eastern Iowa where she ‘had been visiting. for ‘the past month with friends and relatives. eee - ‘Mrs, Frederick B. Andrews and son, Frederick Bruce, J: OUR REMOVAL SALE Is in Full Progress We are Offering the : Greatest Reductions Wearing For WwW omen and Misses’ and Children’ KASSIS DRY GOODS CO. 220 South Center pparel — iT Sn end cE Thousands of ‘Dollars » ae Worth of Furs ON DISPLAY AT THE LEADER Direct: from the manufacturer to you. Today kept our entire sales force busy showing and selling thes beautiful Fur Coats, Scarfs, Capes, Chokers, Dolmans, etc. Every imaginable kind or style of Fur. -If it’s new you will find it on J: splay at this store. Here are a few of the many kinds : - that you will see. Persian Lamb Civit Alaska Seal Skunk Hudson Seal Black Marten Eastern Mink White Fox Carcul, Black and Taupe Platinum Fox oo ‘ Raccoon jole Possum And Many Others e LEADER Midwest Building i aa TR GH