Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 23, 1922, Page 3

City Briefs River, business trip. = Reception for eo | Edith Hurley, Miss : Marte Lawler, | ith,’ se Mr. and Mrs. ‘Thompson. Miss Lottie Maples, Miss - Catterine ‘The Rev. -and- Mra.) C’ M. Thocy-| Kelly, Miss Helen’ Tivy ahd) the}ness man who is son, Jr., were honored last-night with | Messrs. Chester Baker. Gus Stelie,| “Wire a.reception given in the gymmashura | William Schouhee, Churchill Chappett| of the Baptist church at Fifth apd|and Clarence Smith. Beech strepts. The walls of the gym: ee nasium were beautifully; decorated, apd fiowers of this season werg in abundance. ° it fs estimated that 300. persons attended the afafir last night. Mr./ Hf and Mre, Thompson haye-been. but this week. ie de ., Who arrived in Miss Anna Treyett will leave for! “ Chicago the latter part=of next’ wrex,| where she will continue her course at) .. Mrs. R. R. Hilcebran | was agree- ably surprised by a numoer of friend et Ber home, 135 South . Jackson street last night when about. thirty members of the Christian broke in upon. her in order to maké her welcome te Casper. Mrs. Hilde Drand has reesaty arrived in Casper fromm her home in the east John Bek of the Wertz | bust: ness. ‘ ee j cure | iMr. and Mrs. Parl. Kamp and son! George Larson, Stolell of Sait Creek are visiting at]Moore, Carl Hernet, the home of Mr. an4.Mrs. M! Miller | eld, are he< on Jackson street. Irwin Omiz oe RL. Mrs. James Sweeney and daughter returned yesterday from a three months’ visit in the east |James Sweeney, for two weeks, Art Department if W. D. C. Meets Friday. The art department of ‘the Wom: en's Departmental club will meet on 5 t : Friday at 345 p. m. in the ve-ational ccompanted them. = Saran et eres Mr. and Mra, M. C. Price are leav- J. Wetnburg ing ‘this evening for Chicago, where Entertains at Dinner. | they will visit for two weeks. eee C. J. Weinburg entertained seyeral ‘ ae guests at en elaborate stx-coursé din-| Mrs. C. E. Hoffine and son. Charles "Me suite In the Albuquerque| Jf have-returned from Minneapolis > elles eat nieht, Clever ap. |&"d_are at home at their new resi ember na ee dence on South Beech stréet. pbintments at ‘the ‘table made {t on the whole a very delightful affair. “ee Shoshon! arrived yesterday plane. see Cheyenne on a business trip. Frank Firmin, cashier for the Ohioy* Washington. D. C,, where be will fou company, is in Rawlins on a short {ester the Georgetown’ univernity. Z D. Milledge is an Omaha bust-|MOmument Works, Jet overland today | wtziting In the elty. W. _E. Osborne <> Boston, is a man interested in Casper business affairs *Nortén are oil”men from Billings, T. C. Coller, P.-B, Rice and A. § Bfont Casper last fight to" look after business of import, [friends and attending to business mat- Camp at the “American Gonservatory of Mu-jthe Ferris dome jy in the city Jack | and John Shef < from Springfield, N. ¥ Ogden of Riverton, came in young ast night to stay for several days. Dr. C. H. Bailey left yesterday for who has been east|Jackson Hole on a week's hunting Harry Shad, well knew banker of by alr. G. H. Campbell, left Thursday. for Burks H. Sinclair, head of the tn-| dustrial relation department of the Che Casper Daily Critune SES GREAT LOT SALE and tomorrow. The cars will be at the company's office in the Tribune} | te ow } addition enjoys ma: my ad-| United & land put yourself in a pos for a | autloce a as to location and xalues| put ¥ position A. M. Gee, attorney for the Ohio} A. 0. Parka was is trom 1 the Brows} and with the.completion of the Scenic | loam that will cost only 3 per Of company, left yesterday for Rock | ranch yesterday: ©: Grive project should reap great bene linger Bidg. Phone 1830. oa9 | CS das | wee fit from this Se eee work. N. Carr, Jr., will leave Sunday Fair View is what it implics. | |Fair View Addition Southeast ‘ j | * of City to Be Mecca for Buyers. ‘The Fair View addition, the lots in tem |which go un sale Monday by the " |}Debbin Realty company, is on East Lilian eterso! meg gs of the Bepedict/witteenth street. Through a typo- P nm ths renin fo Denver Gs bninens|Sra"Titan, "tne" rar es | gragunet See EM en i , icy incor. tnt trip. He will return Monday. Factly stated Grataety Taneal: See rack. Phone = Although the lot sale does not he-| 1922W The pein “Realty 0. Tribune| cir unul Mi: nday, Mr. Dobbin will pe 9-23-2t'h2ve automobile transportation avail- } Robert Simpson of the Casper for Lander where he will spend bao | eral days on business. at recently married. They , will. make| q¢rg “Robert Wallace ofthe. Byyrks (22S | Fair View Addition—The Beautifal. Why buy lots in the country? thelr home inthe Baptist. parsonage | more apartments is in Denver vertiny { Mpirella | Corset : 9-21-46 of South, Beech street. ing friends and relatives. | ghey may ta ai oe ae is For All Kinds of Cleaning, Pressing and Tailoring PHONE 483.J S. H. ACKERMAN Casper’s Leading Tailor and Cleaner 116 East Midwest Phone 483-J ———_—_ All rich men bought « lot. You can buy « lot. 9-214) ———___ on| First class watoh ang yews) t baeg gg ae ‘TEACHING YOU THRIFT Practice makes _ perfect. Schoolmasters cf today as well as yesterday constantly This bank teaches you thrift by leading you to prac- see > Bepain John "3: Pettingill, small son of Mr and Mrs, J. 8. Pottingill, underwent Mrs. A. F. jaan an operation today for. tonsilectomy. Mrs. A. F. Schuler entertained the} 4, ney Mil Mr. and Mrs. L, EB, Dixon of Rock yore lg hs penal tpg ning Fe River are visitors in Casper. Mr. unc! cnc street. Mrs, J. Beader and Mrs. | Dixon (' a relative of Aly. Diavy of Rock River, a prom’nent ofl man. ¥ C. Butler won the honors. ath 76-6 Mrs. A. M. Thurston of Chicago is a@ business woman who is spending a ‘Mrs. Ben Pelton entertained at a |W ‘ays ia) Casper. agpemnon ak: bee reetene oo paths Mr. and Mrs. William Lowdy are Heech street yesterday. here from Memphis, Tenn. con was the first of the series which aphis, 1 Mra. Pelton will give. Mrs. FP. C-) are and Mrs. L. EB. Whelzid are Nicholaysen and Mrs, T. F. Algeo|sanchers in town from Fairview, won the honors. Ls see id a, pa rym <a Mr. and Mrs. Terry of Denver Fins office ‘eniployea ‘xt the Midweat |**° here for’® short visit, b Refinery company. and their friends ie! pind hig: ote Seed ae taetis here will be entertained October 5. af |ene birth this morning of a seven and a dinner and a dance to be held. a’ ouk half: pound’ bons catothion RANT RON Hee Bennine: are at the Casper’ private hospital Entertain ‘where both are betting. along nicely. an 3 tanh pee Mrs. Fay Rouch and Miss Lilly Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Gunnel and.Mr.|n.ttn of Dougiae, are vialtine at the and Mra, H. J, Ringle, principals in|} one og thelr ‘sister, Mes. “Glen recent marriages wert’ honored guests! 50. °F . at a reception given Thursfay ¢ve- e {ng by the force of the Natrona Pow- K er company, at the home of Mrs. A. D. Hurst, on Suuth Beech street. Al beautiful toaster and waffle iron | were presented to Mr. and R. C. Gun. nel. ‘Those received during the evening were Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Bacon, Mr. and Mrs, W. D. Johnson, Mr. and eretie beget he Car pee Sno MES Ti | tise Janice Hutmsiith teft last night Marsh "ME and Mrs. R. C. Gunnel, |f% Boulder where she will enter her ; {Senior year at Colorado university. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Sickle, Mr. and yoelored y Mrs. Isaac Burden’ and daughter, | Lucille, of Montague, Prince Edward Where are |! are house snes of M eee | Be The Velour . J, Jondrell was called home to Riverton yesterday because of the j|Ulness of his child, Mr. Jondrell will |soon move to Arizona with his family, | Mr. and Mrs. Patsy Sullivan of the Two-Bar ranch have moved into Cas- per and will spend the winter here. Get Your Shampoos SOFT WATER 213 0-8 BUILDING Steele and Mrs C. An- C. Chappell, Mrs. Mrs. C. V. dtews, Mrs. H. Fema 30,000 in 1925. ir View Addition — Oil 33-7 WILLS SAINTE CLAIRE Soon we shall hear him again—Gray Goose— flying southward to his winter refuge—calling to his fellow travelers of the night—high in the reaches of the autumn moon. To him no perils or terrors of the darkness. Engineering has given the Wills Sainte Claire anew element of security and comfort in night motoring. The brilliant headlights are raised or lowered by a steering column control. A backing light (turned on with reverse gear) and the courtesy light (on roadster and phacton) Gy Bes add vastly to your motoring luxury. KENNEDY MOTOR CO. 236 W. Yellowstone ' Phone 909 WIS ... SAINTE CLATRE eae 2 leva Realty Oo., Tribune 9-23-2t Beauty Parlor SAVE YOUR HAIR At the Orly Parlor in Town Using Phone 2593 For An Appointment tice it. The lesson is easily learned once it is begun. To . become perfect in it requires constant practice. A savings account is the most consis- tent method of practicing thrift. repeat that truth. Pupils learn by applying it. Application of that prin- ciple to our everyday habits proves its practical help. We learn by practicing, whether it be a geod habit or a bad habit. Make this bank your best servant: Open an account with us today—NOW. We pay 4 per cent on savings. “A BANK OF STRENGTH AND SERVICE” National Bank of Commerce CASPER, WYO. ASAIN ANS STII AS ANTI TATE SSATOTTTTTT RTS able for prospective customers today; Fajr View Addition is renee Stare a“savings account with lome m yearly balances. Suit 206, Bec! Why buy lots in the country oN I PAGE THREE i View Addition Lies on East Fifteenth street. Gd out South McKinley Street. | i | The Dobbin Realty Co. e Ground Floor, Tribune Sidg. oS ee fers” | They Talk— / They’re Popular They’re Regular PEP’S PRICES Mailsorders given prompt atten- tion. Send stamps, check or money order. Add 10 cents postage for 1 Ib., 15 cents for 2 fee Ibs., 20 cents for 3 Ibs., ete. WHY PAY MORE RAZOR BLADES CIGARETTES The Per Carton Enders —........30¢ More Auto Strop 45c Pep Camels $1.40 Gem 40c Sells Chesterfields ..$1.45 at the Sie Git icne Ever-Ready 35c More Lucky Strikes.$1.45 Keen Kutter _..30c od Piedmonts popes Gillettes....40c, 75e and. Omars $1.75 Durham Duplex 45c_ the Fatimas ...._ $1-90 Cheaper Tareytons $2.25 Pe; a te SHAVING SOAPS Buys Straight Cuts..$2.25 the 11's Palmolive Shzv. ing Cream Cheaper Polos Mennen’s Spurs Colgate’s .. Beech Nut ........$1.25 Williams’ Lysol . Address PEP’S NO. 3 138 South Center St. Czaper, Wyo. Krank’s 's eaten: 3 Refill Sticks . Of covrse, Pep’s Stores are CUT-PRICE Stores, be- cause Casper is the Metropolis of Wyoming and im- portant to lets of people, just like Chicags has Cut- Price Stores, because Chicago is the Metropolis of Ili- nois, and important to lots of people, and THAT’S THE REASON! MRS. CAWOOD Formerly with the Casper Dry Goods Store at 120 East Second Street has removed her Dress- making establishment to 220 SOUTH WOL- COTT where she will be pleased to welcome her friends and patrons. Opposite the Postoffice in the Casper Art Studio R> VOICE “TRICKS” The tune that sticks. “MR. GALLAGHER AND MR. SHEAN” ‘We stake our reputation on this one. “?M JUST WILD ABOUT HARRY” This is the overnight song Hit everybody is talking about. “SUPPOSE THE ROSE WERE YOU” ~ A real song hit. | “SAY IT WHILE DANCING” The orchestra’s favorite. We have all the hits in | VICTOR RECORDS, PLAYER ROLLS AND SHEET MUSIC i The MUSIC SHOPPE ™ 238 East Second Street Phone 1745 Shop at the Music Shoppe—You can’t go wrong with one of our advertised “Hits.” Don’t Be Hoodwinked Into believing that you can be a business man or woman without the necessary training. THE WORLD OWES YOU A LIVING if you make yourself worth something to.the world. Unless you learn to serve the world, it can get along very well without you. We Want 25 Young People To call at our office at 9:00 a. m. Monday, September 25, to start special training in Shorthand, Typewrit- ing, Business Letter Writing, Bookkeeping, Rapid Calculation and Business Training. WILL-YOU BE THERE? CASPER BUSINESS COLLEGE 546 E. Yellowstone P. O. Bex 31 PHONE 1325