Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 17, 1924, Page 3

PAGE THREE. ” me nathburn, be E sonenoucneneneucucnerescneneg bye Agu H . The High Grade Spread for Bread He > lowe. THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1924 s0n, will leave this evening for their home in Kansas City. eee Miss Daisy Talbutt has returned served at the close of the entertain- OP, jment by the Ladies’ Ala society of ‘Butora Sui pete af Se }the church. ‘The public is invited!omyancns ™ to attend. eee frum a week's pleasure trip spent} John. Goodman of Moneta is | cee Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Snow came in| With friends in Thermopolis. Spending a few days here on busi- ee yesterday from Midwest. a BY MARY TOBIN ear ar 3 ees “Mrs. E. EB. Burns of Grand Rap- eee Harry Wright Is among the Sa't Creek business visitors spending a few days here. . hostess ids, Mich., is here viisting with rel- enjoyable 9 Mrs. C. W. Jones is shopping and i 4 PRA OAS Se AR NN, Gr alub held. Wedtecdey neon risiting with gremle here for 2 few|8¥e# for several weeks. Pure Cocoanut oil —refined Peanut oil churned in sweet sterilized milk—with necessary salt—that’s all : eee rian choir and also the members of 00M at her home, 737 South Lin-| @¥8.from Salt Creek. Mrs. M. F. Ryan is seriously ii! the Christian church choir, The |! sireet. Officers who were In- at the county hospital, closed with benediction by {Stalled during the meeting were, eee on South Wolcott street. Mrs. Bel. Henry, - president; Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. E!mer C. Joslin are i wl Me aed Wilson, vice va Seam Mrs. city yesterday. Out of town callers ‘in the city to- Bundy, secretary treae ‘ from m At ure, Appointive officers were Mrs. Be ekg tds a Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Boyer of Phil- adelphia arrived yesterday and will wis:t here for several days. : Sees St Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Walker and family left this afternoon for Ster- ling, Ti, where they wh! make} 3 | at 2 their home, Mr. Walker, who'is con- Sepsadahis merch momcios, Gey SG nected with the Chicago and North- iy prepared, aad saves about és. western railroad, has been trans- . . sonees CO OF OF OF Ow OPO OS OF OF OS, ferred to Ster!ing. apg nb as If you have a severe cough or chest cold accompanied with soreness, throat tickle, hoarseness, or difficult breathing, or if your child wakes up luring the night with croup and you want quick help, try this reliable old ome-made cough remedy. Any drug- zist can supply rs with 2% ounces ee H. R. White came down yester- day from Lancer on @ business trip. Ralph Bell is here on business from Denver. Y pe Suest,| at the church, corner of Fifteenth tease rreen faerie Seayes. Mrs. Rains; Mrs. C: Kyte, Mrs.| and Poplar streets. All lad es who| tke hast’ Of the afternoon by James A. Lee, Mrs. Baker, Mrs.| cttend are dsked to bring pies which agle 2'a Se Frederick Peach, Miss Abbie Arnold, | wi! be auctioned off and an invita- Nash-Fiser Minnesota are visiting here for sev- Miss Marge Hoffman, Miss Gale/ tion\is extended to the pu'lic to Marriage Wednesday. eral days with Mr. Farrelly’s broth- Dunlap, Miss Louise Richmond, Miss | attend. ‘The marriage of Mra. Esther|¢t: Howard, enroute to Portland, Edna Wallen, Miss Gladys Has- 5, ‘ eee Elizabeth Nash, daughter of Mr. where they expect to spend the re brouck, Miss Helen McConnell, Miss | maye” Sale Saturday Sa’ passe capcite 53 ea oat ‘of. Lara.|™#inder of the winter months. 4 oe Lou Abbott, Miss Noemie | at White Grocery mie, to George Dillon Fiser of Cas- ee gi goed and the:hiostesses. Iroquois. council No. 5, degree of| per took place yesterday. morn.|_ Mf. and Mrs. B. E. Windon and Pocohontas, will hold a sale of bak-| ing at 9 o'clock at the home of the|®°" Who spent last week visiting ed goods Saturday at the White bridge’s parents in Laramie, with relatives in Colorado have re: Grocery store. All those who are/with only a few relatives and | turned. going to donate articles for the sale friends Present, to witness the cere- are asked to have them at the store mony. | City Bricts | MAL eee M, C. Newton, who, was called to ROOK by 10 his f home in Montana several tnd fil the bottle with plein woes es a.m. ‘The bride was graduated from the sine oy ac hyemres Gerald Stock of Lander, who has | ®” = erbhet wot ewesy\ aaiyeenad ¥] eee wee! seriot *, lated sugar syrup. Or you can use ‘de! | church parlors. All members of the | pridge Luncheon Yesterday aR eaty (0 Sey Sai ae Daath, | ence S00 PY the se ene site tan [Deen attending to business affaira| ‘ie, suker sytup Benet, 60 taoon = 3 organization are asked to attend. andy bas a large circle of friends |his mother, who is now greatly in Denver and Casper. returned] syrup, instead of sugar’ syrup, if | |e ye ab At Patton Residence there. The groom is a. resident of |Proved, returned last even!ng. Peis cticcooan te Waters iesired. "This recipe makes a pint of | | BAS Bridge Mrs. H. L. Patton and daughter | Casper, being private secretary to ee 25 eee really remarkable cough remedy. It | |B = We Mrs. S. N. Brooks entertained yes-| 7. E, Wertz, general manager of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gleason good, and in spite of its low Ralph E. Herrick came up yester- cost, it can ‘be depended upon to give (ay from Clayton to visit with quick and lasting’ relief, f:ends here for several days. You can feel this take hold of a 346 cough in a way that means business. = t loosens and raises e phiegm, Among the’ Denver business men stons throat titkle and’ sovthes sa heals the irritated membranes that ine the throat and bronchial tubes with such promptness, ease and cer- terday at the last of a series of in-}the Producers and Refiner’s corpo-|have returned from a short busi: formal luncheons and bridge parties] ration, ness trip to Laramie and Rawlins. given at the Patton residence on| Mr. and Mrs. Fiser are spending ese South Wolcott street. Honors at/a short honeymoon trip in Denver| Mrs. James E. Col'ing of Denver bridge were won by Mrs. Leigh Mc-|and on their return to Casper wit |{s here for severa! days as the guest Grath, Mrs. James P. Kem and Mr. |be at home to their friends in the |of her sister, Mra. B. E. Soland. Leigh Townsend. Twerr, Lind apartments. see guests were present. ednesday, Mrs. Elsie Bradford entertained at an informal tea and bridge party ‘Wednesday afternoon at her resi- dence on South Chestnut street. Honors for the afternoon were taken by Mrs. Frederick Jollen and Mrs. B. C. Leonard. Eight guests at- tended, eink ae te I | AVS oT iP $5 v7 eche The Trend of Spring Footwear ventrated compound of gcnuine Nor- Harry McNamara has returned . ainty that it is really astonishing. : * . cee from a short visit spent in Doug-|} Lemon Juice Pinex is a special and highly con: | | Ff Fashions Finds Delightful iat phe Mrs. Denham Will ||1k8 with his mother who. has been i iB) ghif Muscovites to Entertain visiting in the east for the last y ; way pine extract, and is probably the | | @<o Expression in These Pumps Hips: Colebeation. + Invitations’ have ‘been issued by faohgh aint.who iatained this Swanle Whitens Skin }} best "known eauAy OF, evercomeen, ee p Pp Kremlin Azov of the Imperial Or-) Mes. Joo Denham for an informal Arg) seyere coughs, throat and chest col re der of Muscovit will meet on Mon-| luncheon and bridge party to be Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Graham of an 4 The only harm-| tions of this mixture. To a less way to bleach | ippointment, ask for “2% ounces the skin white is to | Pinex” with full directions and don’t 1eeept anything else. Guaranteed to mix the, juice of | cive absolute satisfaction or money two lemons with] >romptly refunded. The Pinex 4 three ounces of Or-| “t. Wayne, ‘ R chard White, which any druggist will given.on Thursday of next week The three strap pattern pictured is re- at her home on South Grant street. markable for its perfect fitting qualities in arch and heel. Just the right snugness to make it feel as it were made for your own particular foot. Only an artist could have designed this lovely pattern, with its intricate and pleasing cut out work and its charming shapeliness. Those who have seen it have be- =| Deadwood, S. D., are here fdr sev- Mrs. rt yi 3 wiuthies hte, acta fhe Meiss Hl eral days visitng with friends and home of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Son[attending to business affairs. - - eee lvan on East Tenth street. - . Echies of mility and Perfection are request-| The Misses Kathleen and Patricia bP te Pantene gPratien ey ee, visiting tn ed to eitend, and weer their.» tea, | Sullivan ‘were ‘hostesses, at an: {n-|\ Mrs. B. H. Herbert, who récontly| °C. tor a tow aye havinw as A consolidation of these two greatest | formal bridge party given today for| Underwent an operation st the is lows’ temp'e. Business of import- ance will be considered, including a ceremonial. All princes and mem- bers of the Order of Oriental Hu- 4 hah Bate m2 3) of the side degrees orders was ef-|the Thursday bridge clyb. Among cota gcomran is reported by Dr, Mes ohana AG eibol es tow Casper Mirror come its ardent admirers. RS fected at a joint meeting last Aug-| the guests present were Mrs. S. N.| Hansard to improving rapidly. ; : . ust; held tn Cedar Raplds, Iowa. | Brooks, Mrs. Cecil Bon, Mrs. Pitt sabiet Bey ans ia Bees eRe ee n a bottle and you Works ‘This will be an important meeting. | Covert, Mrs. Ted Purdy, Miss Mar-| Mrs. Frank C, Warren eft last| here today from Cheyenne. caeint ot the roa || We are prepared to take care Arrangements have been made by | garet Sullivan, Mrs. Charles T. Wei-| ¢Vening for Denver to be gone for| 4, Ma -E'3. Wald a ter-pint of the most !! 4¢ any sized order. the committee for the serving of re-| dner, Mrs. A. Biglin. Mrs af. C.] 4 Week or 10 days. r. and Mrs, |. Walters, Who} wonderful skin whitener, softener Plenty of materials to choose from. In black kid with patent trimming in a French or regular freshments following the ceremonial | Price, Mrs. Q. K. Deaver and sister bt ncfi| have been spending the last week| and beautifier. pill Liers | Please Take Notice ae ya ae : be Sacks satin “Aad all members of the organization | and guest, Miss Nell O'Donnell of] Mrs. M. L. Storrie, who has’ been Catan bedi ready bit M peg 327 Industrial Ave With suede trimmin arrasked to be present. Cheyenne, Mrs. T. J. Drew, Mrs. W.| Visiting here for the iast two months paces: Diapers. Suit, the: Shot peek PHONE 1283 . ener eS B. Cobb, Miss. Edna Smith. Mrs.| With her son and daughterJn-law, arms and hands. It cari not Irritate. NE Nell Kimball, Mrs. Leigh MeGrath| Mr and Mrs. Walter Storrie of a ” Famous stage beauties spe it co $10 Will Meet Friday. and the hostesses. South. David street, left last even. Cascarets 10c bring that clear, youthful skin ani The board of directors of the Cas-| cee ing for Denver where she expects rosy-white complexion; also to per Women's Departmental club partment to make her home during the re- wil meet Friday afternoon at 3|Mogting Friday Afternoon. mainder of the winter months, o'clock at the home of the president} ‘The Home. Economic department 2 Phy of the club, Mrs. P.'C. Nicolaysen|of ‘the Casper Woman's Depart-| Miss Gladys Wright of Billings ts on South Waledtt street, maental club will meet tomorrow af-| ‘he guest of friends here for several . ese ternoon, at the home. of Mrs. G. H.| days having arrived last evening. McFarland, 305) South McKin'ey Poe A W, 0.5, ©, Program d Bae ast * |) Mra and Mrs. F. A. Butler were The program given last evening - visitors ‘who spent yesterday kere at the Christian church by the ers! Mrs. Reed | from their -home at Glenrock. Women’s Ch ntertain. Bi sagt te archi) ean ee Fai, andi Mrs. ke Aodtska sw bo Mrs, Bert. Heed of Dillon, Mont. more than 350 people attending. The | Hosts to a number of friends’ this|!* visiting. here for several days. Program, which {s an annua’ ono | evening a dinner ‘given at their was given in honor of the national | home on’ South Center street. és ged Berek bop aa sd pt aa 71s pes mateo kei a Fox.| Hard Time Social. > .| time this week, tive on earth for Men, Women and R. R. Hildebrand, pastor of the} Friday Evening } gaatsd 3 Children. 10c boxes, also 25 and 50c | — ch n church, aftey which Mrs.| A hard time social will be given} Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Knight, whol s'zes—any drug store—Advertise- a Batley ‘gave a Scripture|at the North Casper Presbyterian | have been visitng here ‘for the last meni reading. The Rev, Charles A. Wil.|Chureh, 1009 North. 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