Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 16, 1923, Page 2

PAGE TWO Che Casper Daily Cribune WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1923 Mrs. Farle D. Holmes was oper- ated on Tuesday by Dr. Will Mayo of the Mayo hospital at Rochester, Minn., and at last reports get- ting along as well as could be expect- ed, according to information received here today by members of the family. Mrs. Holmes has spent the last six Weeks in Rechester under treatment of the M clinfe while preparing for the operation. Mr. Holmes is with her there. 1 eee Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Johnston are here visiting with friends end on business for a short time from Tulsa. ' Mr J. J. Morsch is. visiting with friends here from her home at Doug: las. . Miss Nan Hunter arrived in the 2 ay city yesterday from Omaha and ex- pects to spend some time here on business. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Ramer came up yesterday from Neb., Chadron, and will visit here with friends for a short time. see Miss Bernice Fuller has returned from Salt Lake after a two weeks’ pleasure trip spent there. Mrs. Roy Beaver and daughter Betty are spending the week here visiting with friends and relatives from the Ghent ranch. eee R. BH. Board left Monday for Vir- b | Hi tineeae dice cerigred poetic You will be amazed to see how the use of “Bull’ death of his mother. ES ng Cre giale ge diye Durham will cut down the cost of your smoking. from her home in Colorado Springs. see att tnd Mrs. G. Ta Henry arrived How is it possible to give you quality at the low cost visit here with friends for a week. i saan Gee ie of 10 cents for 50 cigarettes? Jas spent Monday here visiting with friends enroute to Thermopolis where on teed ceneeae fe ANSWER: The government tax alone on 50 machine- moved into thelr tw home yesterday made cigarettes is 15 cents—5 CENTS M ; on Eleventh and Durbin street. COST OF 50 “BULL” DURHAM CIGARETTES TO YOu! Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Davidson have returned from Kansas where thor have been visiting at the home of Mr. Davidson's parents for the last Saag RE The average smoker saves $1 to $1.50 a week by Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Hays left! “Bull”? from $52 to $78 warding pt an ori “rolling his own” from “Bull”?—or from a visiting with relatives. d for Mr. and Mra. J.T, Gratiot re year. This makes quite a Christmas fund—or pays fo turned from Denver where they spent| several days on a business and pleas- ure trip. eres | a fine trip. Grant Snyder of Livingston, Mont arrived in the city today to attend) the neral of the infant daughter of) Mr. and Mrs. R. HE, Dickensheets, While here Mr. Snyder will visit with Mrs. Snyder who has been here for the last month and with his sons Howard and Harold. oe Mr. and Mra, H. O. Allen are visit- ing here for a week from their home in Omaha. eee Mrs. Frances Holland i» here on business for a short time from Denver. ———____ Sporting Goods—Rawlings line of Fielders' Gloves, First-Base Mitts and Catchers’ Mitts; all on sale this week. Net: ‘The Mills°Co., 240 East Second street. alee Advertisement ity Briefs ; aw 66 99 H. B. Dailey of the Midwest com > : 4 : : pany returned yesterday from Skull “ . Creek where be spent a short time : LY : on business. | eee Clarence Rundquist has returned . from Sweetwater where the Pro- aE. ‘Producers and MRefiners corporation have just completed a bridge. Be ts, Lioyd Buchanan of Cody spent PF several days hefe on business. d s eee \ M. C. Foster of Denver arrtved In the city yesterday and wil spent a week here on business. one Stanley H. Horgan ts spending a few weeks in Nebraska yisiting with relatives. cee Frank O'Neal {s spending a few weeks here on business from Omaha. see L. B. Martin is a business visitor | here for the remainder of the week from De r, | Dan H. Tebbs of Denver spent yesterday here visiting with friends ste to Lander where he will epend a short time on business, H. R. Logue spent yesterday here from Lander. see H. B. Durham has returned from California where he has been for some time visitius with his family. A. L. Arnold of Riverton arrived in Casper ye rday to take part in ° the welcor of John H. Piper, re-| . siloral out executive. Mr. Arnold who is a scoutmaster is also in the] + usiness of raising honey. Sere . : J. H. Munroe of Denver ts a bust- ness visitor in the city. Mr. Munroe r is representative for the Internation- al Correspondence schoo's. W. 8. Hoskins is an ofl producer who was a visitor at the chamber of S rommerce meetin Kellog, Hupmobile ‘represen up from DeDnver F. Wheakley of the Park hithway commiss'on is ranteed