Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 29, 1922, Page 3

Aut, be Casper Daily Cridune SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1922. , Celebrate Anniversary. Mz, and Mrs. L. A. Reed took ad- vantage of the Brandon Brothers ‘pera last night to celebrate their an- niversary ‘with a theater party and a supper at the Reed residence later in the evening. ‘The birthdays of Mr. and Mrs. Reed son they have been celebrating them together ever since tuey were 12 years oid. The couple were neighbors in childhood and grew up together. The fact of their anniversary was nc? anrsunced at the perty last night unt: after the hosts and their guests had retired to the Reed home. ‘Then it/was made known, and Mr. and Mrs. Reed were kept busy re- ceiving the congratulations of those present. The guests at the party included Mr. and Mrs, €. H. Townsend, Mr. and Mrs, M, P. Wheeler, the Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pelton, Mr, and Mrs, Ralph Wertz, Mr. and Mrs. P. C, Nicolaysen, Mrs. Anna K. Leeper and C. R. Reed, son of the hosts, Party Returns From. Park. A party filling three automobiles re- turned from a trip to the Yellowstone park yesterday. The personnel in cluded Dr. and Mrs. G. S. Barger ang boys, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Trigg, of St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hemmy of Erban, Ill, Mrs. W. D. Stévard cf Crrtralia, Mo., Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Steod, of Miami, Fla. . Hre>4-Longtin Marriage. The marriage of Miss Mildred Hood of Salt Creek to Louis C. Longtin took place at the Baptist parsonage, 514 South Beech street, at 1:30 p. m. Fri- day. The Rev. C. M. Thompson Jr. officiated. The groom fs the former proprictor of the South Camp Mercantile com- pany of Salt Creek and is teinporarily connected with the Pioneer Boiler works. Miss Hood is the accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hood of Salt Creek. Mr. Hood is in the con tracting~ business there. The couple vere accompanied by Mrs. Frank Hood. Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Wheeler, and A. H. Ziehisdorff. As soon as details can be worked out, Mr. Longtin will return to Du- finn. to go into business. Be. fore that, however the newlyweds will make an extended journey by auto through Yellowstone and other points. Redmen Picnic Tomorrow. The Improved Order of Redmen are to be horts af a picnic témorrow at 2 p. m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Whisenhunt, Islandale. Refreshments will be served. Prizes will be given for the following con- tests: Three-legged race, sack race, foot races, nail driving, ball throwing, horse shoe. pitching, tug-of-war, pea- nut scramble, and boxing matches. Music Will be going all evening. All Redmen and Sisters of ‘Pocahontas have been requested to attend with their immediate friends. Those who have not conveyances may arrange for same by telephoning Lewis R. Schmidt. The main request of those who come is that they “Bring the kids.” ——————————————— | Personals | Mrs. M. 8./ Collins of Sioux City, Towa, mother of Mrs. Fred Place, is the guest of the latter for the sum mer. eee Mr, and Mrs. M. J. Foley and. Mrs. Cc. W. Beckett re!urned from an auto trip to points in Colorado this morn- fall on the same day, and for +hat = sisters have returned from the ing. While away they visited at the Foley-Cittfora ranch and with Mrs. Foley's mother tn Hugo, Colo. Mr. Beckett joined them at Cheyenne and) ell returned home together. Miss Irene Queen will return from the Yellowstone park tomorrew. Mrs. W. E, Svartz and her two) park. Miss Anne Schmidt, a rovee from) Norfolk, Neb., is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hancock, prior to a trip through Yellowstone. io aoe. Harold Patterson, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Swartz here for a while.! eee } Mrs. Beryl Ellison is in Cvlorado Springs on a vacation. Mrs. C. L. Jones went to Laramie today. | eee Thomas P. Carr arrived home this morning from Camp Knox, Ky., to visit his parents and spend his vaca- tion here. He will enter the Untver- sity of Michigan in the fall and study law. eee | Miss Lucife Martin and Miss Evelyn Kneupfer arrived in Casper from Chicago on their way to Yel- lowstone and Glacter parks. - They are visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. John G. Jones, - ee Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Scott and son, Dougies, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kittle. | Another motor party to Yellow-) stone park was formed yesterday when Mr. and Mrs. Harry Free and, their children left for that place. «eee Mr, and Mrs. F. Richard Shipp re-| turned this morning from a motor) rip through the beautiful mountains Cuticura Stops Itching -And Saves The Hair Shampoos with Curicura Soap, poeceded by light touches of Cuticura Maryn do much to cleanse the ip ndruff, allay itching and irritatioh, srrest™ falling hair and promote a hair-growing condition. Sieterin Dope SOY, hnsaen 48 Mase Bela ree Boag te: Cintnent HOSE Coticura Soap shaves withect mae For Expert | Wat atch Repairing And Jewelry Repairing of |were Casper visitors last night. They! J. G. Croskill ec? the Midwest com ldeparted for their home early this|pany, has gone on his vacation. He a morning. | was accompanied by L, L. Stone. Store Prices eee | cee Mrs. G. H. Mann and daughter) A. W. Peake returned tuday from a } of Colorado, They reyort a very splen- Miss Inez Seanor, returned yesterday| ment of tbe Midwest was in Salt Creek did vacation, having travelled leisure-|eveuing from Yellowstone park, ly wherever their fancy led them, | Miss Alice Hubbeil nas secured a| his regular work. =< Seed position with the Western States Oil Mrs, Charles Ewinz has for her and Land company as secretary. ———————_— =: 40 Suuuedes wee pow Lremer bert workmen. City Briefs @ren from Cincinnati, Ohio. Mrs. | Cc. L. Chapman, vice president of the First National bank of Sheridan, ac-| George Sternberg and C. M. Elgin companied by Mrs. Chapman returning |are spending a few days in Cheyenne Meet me at the Smoke House from a trip to Colorado and attendance |on business. at the Cheyenne Frontier celebration cee Ethel returned to Casper yesterday business trip to the Salt Creek field. afternoon. Miss Marion Mann has re-/ #8 The following schedule of turned to the city from the Y. W. Cc M. E. Hardey spent yesterday tn . . A. camp. spent yesterday in Glenrock on tmport.|PTices for cash will prevail eee ant business. with the druggists of Casper Mr. and Mrs. John Jourgenson and} eee during the week beginning son LeRoy, together with t James Paden of the butiding depart- Monday, July 31, and closing Saturday night, August 5: Mentholatum, small —....25¢ Mentholatum, medium ...40c Enjoy a Trip to the Mountains, Lakes and Resorts in Wyoming |j|*0"\i)\"™ "° —~-t6 Low Round Trip 15-Day Summer Excursion Hinds’ Honey and Almond Fares to Lander, Wyo., and Retarn Via Cream a= Chicago & North Western Ry. jj|!==000 0 — Shampoo ...._..... _—. —45c) On sale from stations in Nebraska and Wyoming to Lander, Wyo., and eepirin Tablets, 12 sh return, June 29 to Sept. 10, 1922, inclusive, final return limit 15 days from Pepsodent Tooth Paste. date of'sale. Stopovers allowed at intermediate points in either direction. 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