Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 8, 1922, Page 3

ful fime was provided by the charm- inghostess . see Mrs. Hoff Entertains ‘Todiy. Mrs. A. F. Hoff is entertaining a number of society women and their house guests this afternoon with a tea. The guest list includes Mrs. C. I. Campbell and her house guest Miss Vera Jane Parrott of Des Motnes, ia. also Mrs; Campbell's fmiother, Mrs. P. A. Ryan of Tampa, Fla.; Mrs. Big- in and her guest Miss Clare Biglin, Mr. Biglin's sister; the Sullivans and tietr guest Miss Lucille Scanlon of Lafayette, Ind; Mrs. Estabrook and her guest, Mrs. J. W. Abbott of Sioux Falls, S. D.; Mrs. Palmer Browning ,) of Chicago, and Mrs. Joe Denhim and her mother, and Mrs. W. L. Green of a Centralia, Mo, eee Mrs, Bockner To Give Bridge Breakfast. Mrs. Rolph R, Buckner will enter- tain Wednesday at abridge break- fast in honor of Mrs. W. L. Green, Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Wheeler are spending a few days in Denver. : eee Attorney and Mrs. J. B. Barnes left overland yesterday for Denver by way of Dougias. They will return to Cas- per early next week. eee Mr. and Mrs, A. C Johnson and &s are also Mr. Johnson and Mr. Will- iams. eee the mother and house guest of Mrs. Joe Denham, eee Mss. Winter Entertains Tonight. Mrs. C. E. Winter will entertain with a dinner this evening for Mrs. George Grief from Leavenworth, Kan. cee X. ¥. Z. Club To Bo Entertained. ‘The august order of the X. ¥. Z. will be entertained at the home of Miss Truth Adams this evening. This club is composed of a number of girls who were in the same class at the Natrona county high school.. Those who will attend the party this evening include Miss Anna Trevette, who has been taking vocal work al the Northwest- ern untversity at Chicago; Miss Hattie ‘Wyatt of Boulder, Miss Des: sert and Miss/Ethel Rouse of the Wyo- ming National bank, and Miss Kather- ine Mahoney of Northwestern univer- sity. Miss Adams has been attending the University of California. Sie. Japanese Lawn Fete Tonight. The picturesque lawn and garden of the Gantz home at Ninth and Durbin streets will form a splendid setting for the Japanese fete which has been ar- ranged for this eveuing from 7 until 11 o'clock. dants in Japan‘ ténd all the courtesies characteristic the Orient and a coterie of pretty girls Stale Have Them Carefully graded Shin- gles of uniform quality; Shingles that you can depend upon for long right service. Order by phone or come here in person. We have every- thing in Lumber. Our fleliveries are prompt and terday morning by way of Denver. eee Miss Ruth Dill of Loveland, Colo.. is visiting with ‘Mrs. S. A. Putney on her way home. - cee Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Cobb and thelr two little granddaughters have - poned thelr trip to Salt Lake until Wednesday of next week. see Capt. Eva Badge Is able to be beck vation house guest of Miss Lovey Norris here for a month, end Miss Norris are Around the Corner from Natrona Butter Shop. W. L, Barger, representative of the Traveller's Insurance company, is here from Denver. se Byron Huie and his son, Byron Jr., went to the Big Horns this morning for a week-end of fishing. eee Louis E. Edson returned from Mam- moth, Wyo., last night. Attorney E. H. Foster will leave this evening for Boulder, Colo, He | Will return next Friday. rs ‘W. S. Heskins is a Pennsylvania Casper. Mr. Hos- business visitor in MEDNICK BROS. JULY CLEARING SALE NOW IN _ FULL SWAY Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes ‘7752 §34m ~ Values Up to $60.00 Six Months’ Interest Ts due you from This bank on « July first Extra money that Your money earned For you Bring Your- Savings _ .Pass Book Here On July first. We will promptly Credit your-savings ‘Account with Interest From Janaarg ‘first To ‘Jaly. first. The National Bank of Commerce---Casper “A Bank-of Strength-and Service” A LT nnn - . ANNOUNCEMENT : I hereby announce-myself as candidate for the Re- - publican nomination of Sheriff of: Natrona County, subject to the-will-of the-voters-at:the primaries on August'22. ROBT. J. VEITCH. b Seveweereeccrvsceccscetecceccucccccecercccerceceewes JAPANESE LAWN FETE Under Auspices-of Methodist Epworth League Society NINTH AND DURBIN STREETS TONITE 7 TO-11 O'CLOCK Ices and Home Made-Cakes, 25c CHIROPRACTIC Results from Chiropractic adjustments are amazing in many instances. Read the statement of Mr. Hayward Thompson whose case has attracted nation-wide at- tention. Statement of Hayward Thompson This is to certify that the following facts are true in the main. Onor about November 20; 1921, while residing in Kansas City, Mo.,.I suffered an attack of amnesia. While suffering this condition I roamed over the country using the name of Thomas A. ‘Anderson. On February 2, 1922, I was registered under the name of Thomas ‘A. ‘Anderson at the Auditor- ium Hotel, Denver, Colo. I was approached-on the street by a man who claimed that he knew me as Hayward Thompson. He stated that I had served with him in the active forces of the United States Marine Corps during the world war and that I was discharged for disability due to in- juries incurred while in the service. This meeting caused me to realize my condition and I sought relief. I suffered’an-attack‘oftotal’blindness on or about February 16, 1922. I called on-Dr. Dean, chief surgeon of St. Luke’s Hospital, Denver; Dr. E. V. Delehanty, the nerve special- ist; also Dr. Shekaney. I was taken to St. Luke’s Hospital and four days later my sight returned of its own accord. During this period of time I had no memory of events prior to February 2; 1922. My-mind on that score was a total blank. The above-mentioned physicians informed me that my only avenue of relief. would be through an-operation: on the brain. I sought Dr. Harvey Cushing of the Peter Bent Brigham Hospi- tal, Boston, Mass. Dr. Cushing is dean of the Harvard Medical School. His advice was to consult the Mayo Brothers, Rochester, Minn. Their advice was to:consult Dr. Ernest Sachs of the Barnes Hospital, St. Louis, Mo., and so on.ad infinitum. ‘All advised an operation but would not-un- dertake to perform it. ‘As a last resort I thought I would chance Chiro- practic adjustments. I visited Dr. Leo L. Spears, Palmer Chiro- practor, 610 Majestic Bldg., Denver, Colo., April 28, 1922. After-taking three adjustments my memory was completely restored. Since that date I have steadily gained weight and consider-myself in good health, con- sidering the nature of my injury. I attribute my recovery to the science of Chiropractic and will not hesitate to recommend it to anyone who is suffering from any ailment which human kind is heir to. Hayward Thompson The practice of Chiropractic consists of the adjustment, with the hands, of the movable segments of the spinal column to normal posi- tion. for the purpose of releasing the prisoned impulse. No adjuncts, such as vibrators, etc., are used. . ° Drs. J. H. and A. G. Jeffrey CHIROPRACTORS Phones—Office 706, Residence 93 G. and E. G. Hahn CHIROPRACTORS Phones—Office 423, Residence-1235 Suite 318, Midwest Building Drs. B. Townsend Building AACA