Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 12, 1924, Page 3

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER i2, 1924. Friends of Mrs. H. A. Rowland ‘will be pleased to know that she is. recovering from a@ recent serious {ll- ness. Dinner Dance At « Henning Last Evening. Dr. Alexander G. Ralston, state representative of the Intermountain Building and Loan company, was Ford of Cleveland, 0. ese Miss Elsie of of friends. : eee Miss’ Thelma Peterson of Ther- mopolis who has»been the guest = here for several days of Mrs. Arnold from Lavoye. She was formerly |B- Larson left yesterday afternoon .|for Lincoln, Neb., to resume her Canara tree chards and | studies ‘age sophinore at the Uni. o- versity of Nebrask: . Robert M. and Russell F., twin MARY TOBIN ‘ * terday for St. Paul, Minn., Roy Rowland left this week for attend high school in Lathrop this year. Martin’s academy. recently married. Mr. Waddups is s vice president and yreneral matager of the loan company with headquar- ters in Salt Lake City. Music for the evening was furnished by the Curtz orchestra: Guests who attended include, Mr, and Mrs. F. H. Parsons, Miss. Mack- lim, Miss Anna Wine, Miss Inez Babb. Mr. and Mrs. Waddups, Bert ie and the host. "2 4 Mrs. Kenton England is visiting for several weeks with her parents in Red Oak, ‘Ia. cee Mrs. M. F. Ryan who jhas been seriously ill for the last week with tick fever is reported to be slightly improved. Mrs.:M. N. Wheeler 1s spending several days in “Denver. cee Jack Robertson of guests of for several Denver business callers Several days in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Den are in the city friends and relatives days. the Townsend. cee F. A. Wiener of Seattle is ing to business affairs here arrived this morning. eee Miss Maybelle Thornton, formerly secretary to Attorney James P. Kem has returned to Casper from Spo- kane and Seattle where she has been spending the last three months. Be- fore returning to the city, Miss Thornton visited with friends in Denver for several weeks. She is now connected with the Hemingway and Boeke law firm. p . ’ eee Mr. and Mrs. R. E. House are shopping and visiting“ with friends here for a short time from their home at Lavoye. eee Mrs. Harry Astin returned yester- day from Laramie where she accom- panied her ‘son, Harry Mills Astin, Byron Huie, Ted Banta of Basin and Miss Mary Grace Larson cf Porth Arthur, Tex: to that city where they attend school at the state university, Miss Larson spent the summer months here visiting with her brother, George Larson and uncle, G. O. Shefstead. eee Miss Elizabeth Moyocr left the be- ginning of the week for Chicago to spend three weeks or a month os the guest of an aunt and uncle. see R. E. Wertz, general manager of the Producers and Refiners corpor- ation and Mrs. Wertz have returned from a i0 days’ trip through the state. 500 Party Is Enjoyed Wednesday. ms Mrs. W..S, Scott and Mrs. George Colby were Joint hostesses atvan in- formal 500 party given Wednesday afternoon at the home of the latter, $ East Twelfth street. Honors were won by Mrs, Cary Nygard and Mrs. T.. A. ‘Tilden. Attractive deco- rations carried out In autumn flow- ers were used. Guests present were: Roe, Mrs.°R. V, Copsey, Mrs. John MeClelNan, Mrs. Louis Rognstad, Mrs. rh ‘gaard, Mrs. O. T. J gensen, Mrs. L. A. Tilden, Mra. Guy Dayton, Mrs, Edward Rosenberg, Mrs. C. L. Howard, Mrs. R. U. Sum. ey. Mrs. L, “A. Rhodes and Mrs. J. Watkins of Norton, Kansas. . San Francisco. . iness man spending several the city, \ . . H. A. Griffen, Denver man.is in Casper on business at the Henning. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle ‘Bollum will leave tomorrow for Redwing, Minn., Mr. Bollum’s former home where they will visit for several weeks. see Mrs. Catherine Holloran and daughters, Leah and Catherine and Arthur Edmonds have returned from a two-months motor trip to Milwau- kee and Chicago. * oe Mrs. Gerald A. Stack of Lander is a guest at the Henning for a few days. Mrs. W. A. business and {fs a guest at t ning. eee Ernest Berger of Shosho! Casper. S..B. A. Meeting Saturday at K. of P. Hall. The Security Benefit association will ‘hold its regular meeting Satur- day evening at 8 o'clock during which time officers will be elected and all-members are urged ‘to be present. Following the regular business session dancing will be en- jJoyea and refreshments will _ be served by a committee in, charge. The public is invited to attend. Be | ing from Denver and will several days here attending ness affairs. Mr. and Mr@ John Bertello of Pittsburg, Kan., are visitors who arrived in the city yesterday. eee Patrick Sullivan and daughter, Kathleen, ‘accompanied by their guest, Mrs. Maurice O'Connor of Ft. Wayne, Ind., left this morning for Thermopolis where they will spend Miss Thea. Callant, an instructor of the Park school is confined to her .home with an attack of . pto- maine pofsoning. o Miss Charlotte Gantz {s leaving home in Salt Lake City. ee R..C. Shrake of Denver this morning and. will Haygard of Chicago in Casper for several days, the guest — — CITY BRIEFS Captain C. P. Plummer, chairman of the Wyoming delegation left yes- spending several days in Casper. David P. Thomas is among the spending his stay here he will be a guest at W. A. McLean is among the out- of town business callers spending a few days here from his home W. J. Barman ts a Denver bus- Larey 8. Hill of the Warren Con- struction company is in Casper on visitor spending several ‘days ‘S. D. Davidson arrived this morn- Mr. R. Dudley is here on business and visiting with friends from his end a few | , Mr. | da; McCalley's sister, Mrs. Frederick | fairs. M. V. Timlin is a Casper visitor today ffom Riverton. eee E. J. Simm of Shawnee is here Che Casvet Daily Cribune here attending to business af- se 8 today on business, several to at- host at an informal dinner and danc-} sons of Attorney and Mrs. M. F. aptandia’ “aces wilere “tee. (win ~clatt Rett American Legion: con-| ¢iends. peels bis roa3 eee the| Ryan have returned to Sturgia, 8.|ror some time with his’ aunt and % Chia! enning hotelin honor of Mr. and| Dp., where they attend school at St. s 2 Mrs. Mark ‘Waddupa who were just other. relatives. Young Rowland will] Ralph Anderson of Lavoye 1s row. During attend- having in days in s Lumber a guest there today Robert Sturgis left last for Denver to spend until the lat: ter part of next week visiting with Michael E. ‘Thorman been transacting business affairs in Nebraska for ‘the last week {s ex- pected to return to Casper tomor- Pharmacy. H. W. Tilberry, Bernard McCarthy and Robert Brandenberg left today overland for Ft. Collins, to spend days on business, see see who C. H..Anderson of Indianapolis ts in Casper. for a few weeks the guest of his brother, Alexander C. Ander- son and family. H. V. Garey and son are among the out of town visitors in Casper for a few days from Denver. cee R. H. Channel, spepial agent for the American Railway Express com- pany, with headquarters in Omaha, TOP HAY FEVER You don't need to suffer from hay fever if you will just get a bottle of McMullin's Formula at the Casper For weak lungs, coughs, colds, asthma, or bronchial troubles Get a bottle nothing better. Adv. evening PAGE THREE, Neb. is In town on an investigation of a case in connection with his company. full. The number of these ful! paid accounts indicates a very healthy condition of finances in the state. The recerit statements mailed from the Collecto: office showed the 25 per cent allowed under section 1200 of the revenue act of 1924. This fact and the fact that the statement did not show’ the initia! payment of tax caused a little confusion in the minds of some of the taxpayers. Tax- payers are advised that the last amount shown in the balanco col- umn of the statement may be paid in two equal installments, the first being due September 15th and the final installment December 15th. In_very exceptional cases involv- Ing accounts in connection with which taxpayers received a credit for taxes withheld at source, tax payers di® not receive the proper credit. ‘Taxpayers alleging that a further credit is due them on ac- count of tax withheld at source may file claims to offset the install- ment of tax due September 15th. Such claims will be accepted with out. bond, ems James L. Laughlin of the veterans bureau here has gone to Lander on business connected with the admin- istration of’the office. —————___. F. W. Wilson and F. W. Bilis of Thermopolis are visiting with friends here for several days. James F. Gennan of Tulsa is here for a week transacting business af- fairs. eee Paul T. Ryan has returned from a four days business trip to the Northern part of the state. oo THIRD INSTALLMENT OF INCOME TAXES 15 BEING PAID UP EARLY Collector of Internal Revenue, ™M. S. Reynolds, says that the majority of the taxpayers are paying the third installment. of income taxes Well in advance of the final due ‘date which is September 15th. The 25 per cent reduction in the case of individual income taxe: abled many to pay their ‘The best is the most economical JAP ROSE SOAP for shampooing i a striking example of this fact. Pre fuse, cleansing lather that rinsa easily and leaves no sediment. Ja Rose makes the hair soft—Ady, 4 has Gladstone Hotel W. First. St. Tomorrow---A Very Attractive Offering in he Hen- mi is a in spend to busi- arrived | this afternoon for University Place, ° until ne: XM y. 5 ep erected Neb., to resume her studies at Ne- Representative and Mrs, Winter to Entertain. Are YouHungry? EAT ‘ McMillan & Markey’s DELICIOUS ‘FRUIT ROCKS THE WONDERFUL FOOD 1850 Calories to the Pound Ask Your Grocer McCord-Brady Co. Distributors White Utility Uniforms Of Sturdy Fruit-of-the-Loom Muslin For Nurses, Professional Women, Manicurists and Maids Shelby Ronaldson will leave on Sunday for Boulder, Colo., to con- tinue his work at the University of Colorado. braska Weslyn. tepresentative and Mrs. Charles Sue F, Winter will entertain a number of friends tomorrow evening at a dinner to be given at the Town- send. . Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Genral and children are visiting with friends in Casper from their home in Billings. eee Mrs. Lummis and daughter, Miss Jessie Lummis arrived in Casper this. m@fning from their home in Denver ahd will visit here for sever- with B. B. Lunimis and \Gibson who spent a the guest of her aunt, . Rowland, departed last r her home in Lathrop, . © Sale Saturday At Stone's Grocery. The Ladies’ Aid society of the Grace English Lutheran church wit! hold a sale of baked goods on Sat: uunday beginning at 10 a. m. at the Stone grocery store. rary Informal Luncheon Saturday Afternoon Complimenting» Mrs... laymon A, Towne and daughter, Miss Jeart Griefe, who are leaving this even- ing for Denver to join Mr. Towne and make tWeir home in that city, Mrs. L. RJ Bottrell entertained Thurscay at her home, 734. Bast Third street. ‘The affair was a luncheon with covers Iaid for Mrs. Arthur Siren, Mrs.’ A. L. Hayden of Leroy Jourgenson and Dwight Wallace left Tuesday of this week for Lincoln where they will enter the Nebraska university as fresh- men. eee George Goble left last evening for Laramie to attend school’ at the state university. Harry Ballard and Wifliam Kocher will leave to- morrow evening to resume their studies at the university. Parser Harry Ladbury is among the Casper who will attend school, this year at the University of Ne- braska, having left for Lincoln yes- terday. eee Mr. Robert V. Ross are returning to their home in the northern part eee Bayer has returned fornia where 5! Miss Hedwi ‘to ‘Casper from has been makigg her home for the last few yea Miss Bayer was called home by the serious finess of her father, Henry Bayer. eee Sam Neff of the city engineering force is leaving today for California, where he will visit for several weeks Fireside With a Cool Fall Evenings Are Here “Most of Them Will Be Spent by the Add to Your Enjoyment VICTROLA or BRUNSWICK Priced From $110.00 Up In the New Console Models Midwest, Mrs. C les Ewing, Mrs. Towne, and Miss. Griefe. rary Casper Woman's Club To Hold Special Meeting A special meeting of the Casper \yoman's club will be held on Mon- of the state tomorrow after spend- ing a week in Casper, the guest of friends ‘and relatives. oe Mr, and Mrs. G. B. McCalley have with his mother and father-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Banner. He will be accompanied home on his re- turn by Mrs. Neff who has been vis- In Our Bargain Basement. Slightly Used Phonographs Priced From ‘$25. Up jay afternoon, September 15 at 3 o'clock ‘at the residence of Mrs. J, W. Bingham, 611 South, Kimball avenue. All members are asked to be present as delegates to the con- vention to be held in Douglas, Oc- tober 1, 2 and 3, will be elected. 7. Bob Says= “Say, Mr. Kimball, do you notice how business is picking up. Think it’s ‘those ads you are giving us. Give us more ads.” While we realize the value of advertising (if we didn’t we wouidn’t advertise) we think the main reason for ithe marked increase in business we are receiving is due to the wonderfully efficient special service that Bob and the rest of the boys are giving at the Soda Fountains and through- out every department of our’stores; and to the further fact . Mrs. Brownly Compliments Denver Guest At Tea Mrs. William G. Brownly enter: “tained a few friends, Thursday after: =con at her Home on Ash street, in compliment to Mrs. Ella Ardner of Denver, who is in the city the guest of her sister, Mrs, E. I. Bonison. Decorations carried out in flowers effectively placed were u: Any Phonograph In Our Store May Be Purchased On Our Easy Monthly Payment Plan The Chas. E. Wells Music Co. Victrola and Brunswick Dealers 232 East Second CASPER And Lavoye, Wyo. Phone 194 on the tea table. Twelve guests at- tended. PERSONALS Miss Helen Simpson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson is re- turning to Lincoln, Neb., this after- that business conditions in Casper are improving generally. However to encourage the boys in their good work, we “will run more ads, ~The KIMBALL DRUG STORES i | Pa 2 CASPER’S. PIONEER STORES noon to resume ‘he esas ‘s Lead rs sophomore at the University of Ne- Vivemionis ing. Drag, 5 braska, eae The Rexall Stores . é Miss Anna Wine has been visiting “TWO STORES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE” with friends in Casper for a few days —after all Give Me Pigeon’s Good Fresh Roasted Coffee It’s higher grade. It’s fresher in every way. Gives MORE and BETTER cups to the pound. 3 Pounds Delivered $4.45 Pigeon Tea & Coffee Co. 228 East Second : Phone 623 Wholesale Retail Draperies etc. Silk and wool sweaters — —--- Regular. $1.50, sale price Children’s Coveralls Phone 1981 THE CASPER DRY GOODS SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY CHILDREN’S HOSE—Extra heavy black, white and brown Cub brand Hosiery, 4 pair for_ LADIES LISLE SILK TOP UNIONSUITS—Values up to $2.75. To close out --._----_-____ LADIES ATHLETIC UNIONSUITS—Sale price_98c GIRL’S WHITE SATEEN BLOOMERS—Regular 50c REMNANTS Good usable lengths in Gingham, Cretonnes, Silks, 48e 98¢c and 65c. Sale price, 4 pairs for _-_-_-_-_--_ $1.00. SILK RADIUM PETTICOATS—Regular $3.75. Spec- ial, while they last _-----__ te ce om om maa cas $1.98 CHAMOISETTE GLOVES—Reg. $1.50; special "89c ONE-HALF PRICE $1.98 Boy’s Hats to close out. Spanish Silk Lace 12 in. wide, Reg- ular $1.25. Sale price — ----79e THE CASPER DRY GOODS CO. 120 East 2nd Street Carefully Made'’and Regulation Tailored Styles 1 dresses for* busy and efficient home workers; bus- inesslike and sanitary for operators in beauty shops; crisp and neat for attend- ants, waitresses and maids in private homes or institu- tions, trained nurses and professional women. Three styles shown. Sizes 36 to 46. Unequalled values in dieasen: for fall wear are to be found on our special rack at $16.75 Style Is the First Consideration, Materials and Colors Are Excellent and a Wide Range of Selection is Afforded New Children’s UNIFO! DRESSES Hats Made of of Unusual Style Distinctiveness $2.95 to $10.00 Saturday Subway Shoppers will find unusual bargains in Coats, Sweaters, Skirts, Blouses, Corsets, Muslin Under- wear, Hose, Silk Petticoats and Bloomers, Bathrobes, Kimonas, Hats for women and children. Everywoman’s Store—A Convenient Place to Meet Your Friends Save These Dates—Monday and Tuesday, Sept 15 and 16 For Our Revue of Fall and Winter Fashions at the Rialto Hats, Furs, Coats, Suits, Dresses Will Be Modeled for Your Approval Who Will Win-the $600.00 Squirrel Coat Which the Frantz Shop Will Give Away at the Rialto Theater, Wednesday, Sept. 17?