Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 8, 1924, Page 7

- 4 “SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1924. Whe Casper Daily Cribune PAGE SEVEN. Where Casper Texts Every train leaving Casper over the week-end carries on it members of the teaching staff af the public schools, which closed a on Friday of last week. Many teachers wil attend year *' schools, others will go to thelr summer for employment elsewhere. Their the homes and some have plans friends here will be interested in addresses” ition contained in the following lst of “summer secured'from a majority of the School Nira M. Stewart, 2014 8, Cleve- Week-End Brides-To-Be : where they will spend the summer Washington. months visiting with Mrs. son's parents. . Gunni- Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hays, of Fresno, Caj.fornia, announce the arrival of a baby boy, who has been named John Robert. The young man is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs, John Jourgensen of this city. . Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wyatt and While in the East, Commander Stuart attended the graduation of his brother from the man, {s confined to the County hos- pital with an attack of pleural pneu- monia which struck him suddenly. Although in a very serious condl- tion he was reported to be improved at a late hour last night. ——$<———— Parry-Young for some time in Park school here. Mr. Young is connected with the Producers and Refiners corporation oe United States Naval academy atlan dthey will make their home at os . E..J. Dyson left yesterday for| A"napolis. Parco. They have many friends in —IlS Silvdtton, Colo. Or. eRe Casper. pend Vacations eee iiss: irs’ cpeper oeilaphoe ———_ NORMAL TRAINING [3 ADOPTED FOR SCHOOLS ‘Willard children, are leaving Monday for] Marriage. CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 7.—Four Nona U. Dunlap, 1216 S. Elm ena eae, co City, Iowa. Wisconsin where they will spend| Miss Josephine Parry became the} more Wyoming schools are to offer Street, Casper, Wyoming. . Nora Eskern, Lake Park, Minne- Hazel E. Lowry, 112 8. Tenth the summer. Mr. Wyatt who is director of manual training-in the bride of Albert P. Young at 5:30 normal training during the coming They are the public schools o'clock Saturday afternoon, the cere: | term. sota. pt Livingston, Mont. : schools here, intends to take a post} mony being performed in Denver.] at Buffalo, Cokeville, Big Piney and Mrs. Estella Culp, Wenona ba ene Re Atty 515 W. 25th street, graduate course at Wisconsin uni-|The bride had left Friday night to| Jackson. Twenty-five Wyoming Cook Hall, Spearfish, 8. any pay. an: : versity, © The family will return| meet the groom there. schools offered a normal course dur Zella Garner, Stella, Nebraska. faemie Ei. Freed, 519 E. Third in the fall before the opening of] Mrs. Young has been a teacher] ing the term just ended. Mrs. Mary Boston, 826 East Fifth Street, Casper, Wyoming. Margaret McLean, Hannah, North Dakota. Norine Bury, 43 S. Lake Hamburg, N. J. Alice Richards, sin. Ave, Durand, Wiscon- Mrs. Myta -Swartfager, 1218 8, Den‘ ‘W. R. Frank has gone to Hibbing, % Elm, Casper, Wyoming. Brea Ny cet shred naan Minn. He is making the Souriey they say. And poy Sy EEY, Sara Stewart, 1321 Clayton Street,] Mildred Kepner, Lena, Ill. overland. woman who buys Cara Denver, Colorado. Eleanor M. Greene, 1135 8. David hod Vome face powder, three Margaret Oftelie, 521 Cleveland Ave., Fergus Falls, Minnesota. Helen Stevenson, 11 W. 28th Street, Kearney, Nebraska. street, Casper, Wyo. Clara O, Baker, 633 §. Lincoln street, Casper, Wyo. Juanita Moss, Meridian, Texas. Adella Ackerman, 406 BE. Luding- ton avenue, Ludington, Mich. Louisa Reichman, Casper, Wyo. McKinley. street, Casper, Wyo. ‘ Emma H. Martin, 516 W. Four- teenth street, Casper, Wyo. Hildegarée Harlan, 816 Osage, school, making the trip both ways by car, eee Mr. and Mrs, James R. Wilson thave moved to their ranch and will enjoy a summer vacation with the children, cee Commander H. A. Stuart, govern. ment representative here in the Tea- pot Dome receiversehip case, has returned to Casper after a trip to ———————_______ If One Woman Shows Another “One woman tells another,” others hear of it. It is so pre-eminently superior to other powders, the Cara Marguerite. Palmer, 97 Oswayo,| Manhattan, Kans. 7 Vome odor is so subtle, delicate and enticing, that MEGdith ‘Mile, Bloriner Nobcaska, Rete he. Frakes ae nh Coo, = y aT! each lady who becomes a customer feels that Pe Esther Lowell, Buffalo, Minne | wos | att? Box 1293, a ss y , HAY—GRAIN others should know what she has learned. Bota. Kotte 1. Lound, 922 EB. Eleventh BEES ORR a MISS VIOLET FAULK CHIX FEEDS— SALT The exclusive sale in Casper of this delicately Della Nelson, 16 Hamilton Street, Brentwood, Md. Roosevelt Lois Coons, Basin, Wyoming,. Beatta Jacobson, Dazen, N. Dagota avenue, Denver, Colo. Lyda Kersten, 702 Bridge street, Wausau, Wis. Elizabeth Stevenson, Mi Loretta. Newbower, Rapid City, 8. D. 3 Talented and attractive, these popular members of the Casper school faculty are to be married. Miss Faulk will become the bride today of Mr. Harry N. Parsons and Miss Gardner will be married tomorrow to Mr. O. B. Wilson: Miss Ruth Kimball, junior at the Casper Warehouse Co. 268 INDUSTRIAL AVE Victor Scratch Feed sess ‘er and Laying superior line, has been secured by the | eee eae mts) Clara Ohl, Walworth, Wie a oo a tf i Ruth Carlson, Akron, Towa, | Julla Dunaway, Canyon, ‘Texas, attend commencement exercises _at | STORAGE FORWARDING e 1 ms, leven! od , sasha, ne nivers'ty o yo one Ave., Greeley, Colorado, a ea] ae PERSONAL MENTION OF CASPER jhirwann Siastcowck, or asters tear, the Best results in _zaising CASPER’S PIONEER STORES Dorothy Finley, 401 8S. McKinley, lo E. Rogers, Box 159, Viroqua, = nember of the’ graduatl lass. | © use Victor Buttermilk , Casper, ‘Wyoming. Wis. » PEOPLE AND GUESTS IN CITY IE EES ENSONE CS Starter, For more eggs feed by tacead Ogagrar fie phir The Rexale Stores Mrs. L, W. Hordeman, 1236 s.| John K, Roedel, draftsman for mer school at the Colorado State| University of Wyomtng, will arrive i 5 Sige Macecees? Wiesner at ‘Cottonwood street, tOaaper Wyo. the Standard Refining comparty,|Teachers' college. He is principai|!" Casper tomorrow. | OE “TWO STORES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE’ Velma Cockrum, Goldthwaite,| Allee Whitney, Rt. 1, Anoka,|left last night for Cheyenne tolat the Natrona County high school.| 44, of the ‘Universtt Texas. Minn. spend a two-weeks vacation with ese ait stu ray S “ the ne an dag ss A BS Mills Ruth Pigott, Tylertown, Miss. | his parents. Miss Ella‘ M. Cleveland fs here) yocterday Include George Vanda: Florence Benedict, River Falls,| Hrances Bell, Washburn, Wis. cae from Chicago, veer, Jt, Willlam Kocher, Harry Weiboctatn: Georgia Smith, 69S. Victoria, St.] Roland Litheredge returned last ae RY Benth, aid seeansta “Dumb aN eke Viola Hewett, New York City, N. Paul, Minn. week from Los Angeles, Cal., where Miss Albertine Watzke of Denver Therels A MIS-SPELLED WORD members of the S. A. E fraternity. Y., clo Columbia University. Park, he has been spending the winter. |is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence : orate Emma Duis, 1604 S. Chestnut,| Mrs. John McCord, Box 836, Cas-|- 55 oa ane. 4 Marvin Meo.| Vest £F the summer. Mrs. Rudolph Kamon is leaving V: . fi . s 5 itbes erro Ad . b3 ‘om: for Thi mT vhere Ricco Reewensie 117 North Whit eS san Maceeh 1310S. Spruce | Kenna are visiting friends in Cas-| se, George Ann Evans, Casper| she will spend a month visiting comb, Fort Collins, Colorado. street, Casper, Wyo. i per for a short time after which! school teacher, leaves Monday for | friends. Margaret Woth, 300 12th Street} Garnet Vollertsen, Battle Creek,| ‘hey will return to Edgemont 8. D.|1o2%o,. : e674 Greeley, Colorado. Towa. Miss Blanche Hell ‘ tatt. a, eo Mrs. C. M. Gunnison and little * June Mulvahey, 3430 Race Street,} Josephine Parry, Box 45, Sho-|),. ar “i oe pain nb | Miss Gladys Hasbrouck left last! daughter, Catheryn, left the middle ES Denver, Colorado. shone, Idaho. wrapped ose Merge Rr a night for Laramie where she will of the week for Meriden, Conn., q Iva French, Laurel, Nebraska. Katherine Banning, 126 EB. Seventh t PRERE ERIS Rg meme * : :. : : Washington street, Casper, Wyo. Sieation diac ite: aed To the first 100 bringing this ad to our store before 6 p. m. Fj Minnle L. Eddleman, Box 644,/ Mary Yard, 816 E. Third street.|i, Casper. They are registered at ! } | ? | Casper, Wyoming. S, Maye Henry, Lowden, Iowa, Marie Antrim, Ogallala, Nebraska. Casper, Wyo. ~ Lillian B. Larson, Lusk, Wyo. Musa Ross, 1205 S. Spruce street, the Townsend. eee J. H. Johnston, representative of TO THE DEMOCRATS OF WYOMING Wednesday, June 11, with a circle drawn around the mis-spell- ed word, we will give a regular 35c copy of the very latest sheet pis W: He Rose, Onkkdale, Ne-|Cesper, Wyo. | |tne mento Flour ‘Mille, sheridan, 1s music (your own selection) or credit 35c on any purchase of that "Mario Lemon, Woodward, Towa. | street, Casper. Wyo. Perel coy pear ae Asa catididate for the nomitiaticn' oh the Democratic amount or more. One credit only to each person and one only at pavers Tangeman, Hardwick, Min- wee Pennock, Coleraine, we. and Mrs. A. W. mhurntye ar-|f ticket for the United States Senate I respectfully each address. sota. i. rived in Casper yeste: y. Agnes Olson, 2509 S. Acoma, Den- ver, Colorado, Marie Ross, 1205 8. Spruce, Cas- per, Wyoming. Esther M, Pederson, clo Rey. Chr. Pederson, Benson, Minnesota. Marie Wright, ‘Wayne, Nebraska, Zura Marie Jones, 701 18th Ave, Denver, Colorado, Louise Jennings, 193 Dakota Ave. Hot Springs, 8. Dakota. Virginia Love, Rex Apartments, Casper, Wyoming. Mabel Sheldon, 3807 South Broad- way, Pittsburg, Kansas. Edna Mae Healy, 561 S. Park Ave., Casper, Wyoming. Evangeline MacLaren, 1001 Su- pPerior Street, Saulf Ste. Marie, Mich. Cleola , 142 S. Beech, Cas- per, Wyoming. Mrs. Helen Coulehan, 311 S. Con- well Street, Casper, Wyo. Kathryn Hinderman, 600 East 15th Minneapolis, Minnesota. Lincoin Agnes B. Gara, #19 Erdy Fourth Street, Loveland, Colorado, Loraine E. Winslow, 228 Beech, Casper, Wyoming. Edith M. Hunt, Augusta, Wiscon- sin. Dorothy Kern, Rural Mankato, Minnesota, Eva Shriber, 945 Lincoln Place, Boulder, Colorado. Mrs. Lura McGrew-Perry, Phillips, Wyoming. ‘Inez W. Gebhard, 583 Park Street, Casper, Wyoming. Thurma Johnston, Ft. Morgan, Colorado. Clara Brockhaus, 353 Second Ave- nue, Appleton, Wisconsin. Agnes Robbins, Box 1293, Casper North Route 4, son, 1310 Virginia Towa... Adella Stinson, 25 O'Connor Bldg., Grand Forks, Dakota. Georgia Evans, 1612 Pearl Street, Denver, Colo., Gertrude Berquist, 1810 Pine St. Philadelphia, Pa. Uarda F, Smith, Beemer, Nebras- ka Street Phebe J. Farley, Box 27, Camp- bell, California. Anna Kennedy, Hot Springs, Colorado, Edna L. Johnson, 3204 33rd Ave., So. Minneapolis, Minnesota. Blanche Hillman, 803 Fourth St. 8. E., Rochester, Minn, Sulphur Mrs, Dean Morgan, 1342 8. Blm street, Casper, Wyo. E. Marion Bryant, nue, Casper, Wyo. Thea Callant, Spencer, S. D. Bessie Smith, 203 “W. Second street, North Platte, Neb. Elsie Narber, Shellsburg, Iowa. Marie Neidermeier, Surrey, S. D. Edna Welsbrod, 73 Linde avenue, Oshkosh, Wis. Helen E. Hutchisson, Park school, Casper, Wyo. Stella V. Julian, 1591 Garfield avenue, Pasadena, Calif. 4 Violet Faulk, 321 E. 13th street, Casper, Wyo. Grant. Teresa Morrow, 309 Le! Lau Farl Apts., Lincoln, Neb. Helen Bervig, Souris, N. D. Mrs. Mavd McFadden, Fletcher, Okla. Grace E. Moody, Desmet. 8. D. Helen Stone, R. R. 1, Box 251 Arvada, Colo. Lilllan A. Kocher, until July 6— Optimo, N. M.; after July 6—308 Healy avenue, Elgin, Ill. Myrtle Kennedy, Box 87, Redwood Falls, Minn. * Jessio H, Wilson, Springville, Ia, Emma Lou Abbott, until August 1—432 S. Park street, Casper, Wyo.; after August 1—Crawford, Neb. MRS. MARITA TILGER 310 CY ave- YOUNG MOTHERS Listen to This Advice Which is Vital to You. Hastings, Nebr.—“During expec- tancy when I was Dauseated, Dr. Plerce’s Favorite Prescription prov- They reside in Scottsbluff, Neb. Mrs. B. Richards came up yoster- day from Cheyenn: . Mr.and Mrs. C. K. Fletcher will leave this week for Boulder, Colo., where Mr. Fletcher will attend sum- solicit your support at the primary election in August. LEROY E. LAIRD Sincerity of Purpose together with strict adher- ence to the principles of pru- dent banking, mark each day’s advancement of this bank’s service to its custom- ers. Responsib le for our service are officers and di- rectors who recognize the banking business as a public trust. Each man connected with this institution gives of his best in a willing, gener- ous service, cheerful, helpful, democratic. We have an active well-managed bank where your financial require- ments, whether large or small receive the benefits-of a strong organization. “Are Factory Set.” where. same basis. The Gulbranson Registering Piano Nationally Advertised and Nationally Priced. Our Prices and Our Merchandise A standard article, nationally advertised at a standard price, is invariably an article of quality and carries with it the protection for the purchaser of a fair price set by the manufacturer. Through years of nationally advertised prices, the customer is protected and informed on the price of any model of the genuine Victrola or Brunswick and the Gulbranson Registering Piano. tisements in any national periodical for such information and protection. We Are Dealers For Both Victor and Brunswick in Casper, and Also the Gulbranson Registering Piano r LIKEWISE THE PRICES ON C. G. Conn Band and Orchestral Instruments One needs but to refer to their adver- You buy the Conn Saxophone or other instrument in our store—AT THE SAME PRICE that another pays in Chicago, Denver or else- The quality and prices of our full line of pianos will bear rigid investigation. Note the three illustrations given below. All our pianos are priced on the TheKurtzmann A high-grade piano built with the excellence that en- dures. Our Denver and 7 benefi . _Bldora Hinerman, 1611 Poplar st.|/°4, most beneficial to me. 1 took Has always kept ahead of the 4 piano far superior to the Casper stores maintain the b Casper, WZ OPAINS. or Bellvue, Colo.(*piendidtdlo ‘value, Am. very . ‘ . times in piano construction. ordinary player-plano, ‘The same prices. You could not . rado. HS a ere Biter ip Maat Perhaps a Connection With This Bank Will splendid reputation built up quality of this instrument, its buy this piano in Buffalo, Harriett Smith, Box 688, Long-|2,'" ° : es: & 3 ston Prove Beneficial to You in its 97 years of existence, re ig @ anc N. Y., where it is made, pay mont, Colorado, Dorothy Roberts, 311 N. 38rd Bt. Omaha, Nebra Sophie Landers, 400 Jennings Ave Hot Springs, 8. Ds Hope C. Bennett, Neligh, Nebraska erson. Dorothy England, 753 CY avenue, Casper, Wyo. Mrs. Blanche Colg, Stanwood, Ia. Mary Jane Archer, 614 E. Fifth street, Casper, Wyo. Madelyn Seabright, 124 8. McKin- ley street,.Casper, Wyo. Mrs. L. A. Christianson, 232% 8. Grant street, Casper, Wyo. Lucile Palmer, Shinglehouse, Pa. Gail M. Dunlap, 2675 Albion, Den- ver, Colo. Agnew O'Neill, 22 nue, Superior, Wis. Mary Ruth Logue Mame street, Fort W usilla Stewart, , Denver, 5 Hughitt ave. 6 East Wil- yne, Ind. atree Mary Monroe, 223 Preston avenue, San Antonio, Texas. Your health is most important to you. It's easily improved. Just ask your nearest druggist for this Pre- scription of Dr. Pierce's in tablet or Mquid form. Send 0c for trial pkg. to Dr. Plerce’s Invalids’ hotel, Buffalo, N. ¥., or write for free ad- Advertisment. vice. A Snap Plus $5,000 A Very Attractive Brick House Being Completed 26x34 and Full Basement Double garage, located in Southwest Casper. Pay a small equity, take over the loan and receive a pre- mium of $5,000. Phone 2539-J CASPER The National Bank of Commerce ‘A Bank of Strength and Service WYOMING but has incorporated the most desirable improvements, year after year has set new stan- dards of excellence. Tho rice is set at the BOSTON FACTORY F. 0. B. ments and merchandise are identical. with it the protection of both. The Satisfaction of Our Friends Is Our First Consideration The Chas. E. Wells Music Co. 232 East Second Street its ease manipulation, place it “in a class by itself.” Four Different Models $420 $495 $575 $650 Home of the Chickering Casper, Wyo. the freight to Casper, de- liver it to your home and equal our price. Our large buying power and carload shipments, save you money. In both of our stores, Denver and Casper, prices on our pianos, other instru- A guarantee from either store carries Phone 194