Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 22, 1924, Page 3

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1924 wy or + MARY. TOBIN ———_—$———$ National Of “XY” Arrives. Miss Mildred Esgar, national town secretary for the Y. W. C. A. in the Rocky: Mountain and western states, arrived in Casper this morn- ing and will spend the greater part of the week here in conference with the secretaries, board and commit- tee members of the local association on various phases of the local work. A schedule is being compiled by the general sccretary, Miss Mary Kissick, so that all committee chair- men may -have the opportunity of advice and counsel from Miss Esgar during her stay and she will also meet with, clubs, committees and individuals Who may wish expert advice on problems connected with thejr work for the association. C+ interested in the work of the mssociation are particularly invited to attend the membership meeting ‘Thursday eyening from 8 to 10 at the Klein-Marks recital hall where they may have the opportunity of meeting Miss Esga: : oe Past Matrons Club Meeting Is Postponed for Week. Tho Past Matrons' club of the Order of Eastern Star which was to have been held on Wednesday. of this week at the home of Mrs. W. Kleber has. been postponed, the date to be announced later. eee a Mrs. Davis to Entertain For Mrs. Grieve Tuesday. Mrs. J. .K. Davis will be hostess at a miscellaneous shower to be en tomorrow evening at her home on South Wolcott street com: plimentary to Mrs. Robert Griev a bride of last week. vee Rebekah Lodge to Hold Meeting Wednesday. The W, L. Kuykendall Rebekah. lodge “will. meet in regular session ‘Wednesday cvening at § o'clock at the I. O. O F. hall. Following the business meeting refreshments will be served by the committee in charge. All members and’ friends are invited to attend. 8 Dopartmental Club Meeting Wednesday. Owing to tre conference of the state federation to be held in Doug- las, October 1, 2 and 3, the general meeting of the Casper Woman's De- urtmental club will be held on Wednesday afternoon of this week at 2 o'clock at the Knights of Pythias hall, Under the auspices v7 the mothers division of the club tea will be served to the school teachers from 4,0’clock until 6. During the business session important “business. matters will be transacted and all members of the club are urgently requested to be pronase * fs Cary left® yesterday friends. ning. Ted Mosher David street. returned from days from theli . have returned are the guests for a few da; spend several Mrs. W. J. of her neice, ‘rom a several -riends in Salt on, D. C. of next month. Thursday Evening.- » - Ft. Caspar*ehapter No. 4, Order of Eastern Star,- hotd its regula: mieeting on Thursday-evening, Sep- tember 25, ut the Masonic Temple, to which all members and visiting Jsustern Stars in the city are invites to attend. Tho business meeting will be followed by a. social hour including dancing and light refresh- ments will de served. The examin- ing committee will bo present at 7:30 o'clock. The Misses trofm Denver. yere by their late Mi &. and Mrs. Peck intertain at Dinner. Mr. and Mrs. George Peck *enter- tained n few friends at dinner given last evening at their home on rhirteenth street. . Dinner Last Evening At_Glenrock J Ralph Barton was host last eveD- ing at a dinner given at Glenrock for Mr. and’ Mrs. A.D. Jones, Mi: Bophia Schewster, Miss Margaret England, Miss Kathryn -Mahoney, Harry McNamara, William Schoon- emaker and John McGrew. eee Mrs. Covert Is Hostess At Informal Luncheon Mrs. Pitt Covert was hostess at an informal luncheon given today in honor of Mrs. Maurice O'Connor and Mrs. Joe Donlin guests of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan and daughters. Guests who, attended were: Mrs. A. J. Cunningham, Mrs. David Fox, Miss Margaret Sullivan, Miss Edna Smith, Miss Kathleen Sullivan and the guests of honor. eee Mrs. Wheeler Will Entertain Fortnightly Bridge C2ub Mrs. M. P. Wheeler will entertain on Saturday of this week at her jome on South Beech street for the ere and in Sa! ‘riends and at affairs, ting 1s Casper week with his celatives, Miss Maybell Misa M. J. F a three weeks Mr, Homer ton, for their home. Mr. and Mrs. E. G, Collens of Tulsa are visiting in Casper for the week having arrived this morning. friends in Denver having motored to the capital city Mrs. Kenneth McDonald spent several days last week visiting with United States Marshal H. L. Patton and Mrs. Patton in Cheyenne. Mr. and Mrs. H..M..Huntington, who have been spending the last month touring the national parks and visiting friends in the north- west, returned to Casper last eve- Mr. and Mrs. Grant Anson the parents of a baby son, Claude Grant, who arrived Saturday morn- ing at their bome. .e spending the week end here visiting with his mother, Mrs. R. J. Mosher at the Mosher home, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scotten havé. have been making their home for a number of months. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jacobson are the guests of friends here for a few Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McDonald visit spent in Craig, Colo. eee Charles Brown arrived in the city yesterday from Greybull and will Miss Dorothy Byars, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. E, Byars left Sun- day evening for Boulder where she wall enter the Colorado university. ing in Colorado Springs the guest Mrs. W. P. Crawford hes returned med Miss Mae ‘Reddington, necen visiting in the east, is spending a short time in Washing- Miss Reddington ects to return to Casper the sixth cee . Miss Frances Crabtree -left last svening for Los Angeles where she W'll begin her college work. eee Kimball of Denver were v he city last week for several days Casper to attend the funeral of the Russell Kimball, ng a short visit here they left for Laramie to attend school at the state university, ° who will spend a number. of days Cc. C. Hammond of Denver is vig- mond and sister, Mrs. Edna Belman. . ‘The Misses Rose and Anna O’Nell eft last evening for Denver to spend -he week visiting with’ friends and eee ‘rom a 10 days visit spent with rel- utives and frie! r . the Frantz Shop has returned from New York and other eastern points, eee Dodge City, Kansas, who have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. G. Moore and family, left Sunday even- ‘ng overland for Spokane, Washing- 2. The big game hunting _paridise he Casvet Dailv west of Dubo's is the scene of a|this morniig from Denver and will | div: pack trip made by Ben Cullen, Harl| spend several days here on business. Hi&nway, Emmett Fuller, Earl “Cal-| He will be a guest at the Henning Joway, W. F. Henning and C. P.| during his stay here. Brodie of Casper. The party ex- Loh, hg Pects to gets its quota of elk and| Charles L. Woods, owner of the return shortly. Woods hotel in Thermopolis is a guest in the city for a few days, a eee C, E. Mitchell is a Salt Creek bus- iness visitor here for a few days this week a guest at the Henning. see fhune ‘ulge her name or what, if bearing on the slaying. by way of Rawlins H. H. Griffin Jr., and C. J. Oudin were among the Casper people who spent a short time in Lander the latter part of last week. eee C. L. Laird, manager of the Cas- per Credit Exchange is"in Pueblo, Colo., attending the retail “credit men's: association convention being held there. Mrs. W. W. Olson is a guest of BE. T. Williams, formerly president of the E. T. Williams Oi! company now manager of the Columbine Oil company and E. V. Williams left on Wednesday for California after spending several weeks here on bus- iness, William R. Capron of the Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing company. has returned to Tulsa after a several days visit spent heres + + see Fred W. Wells and Frank O’Ryan of Denver were among the business arrivals here this morning. eee last week with J. C, Lindsay, general manager of the Marine Oil companv who has been spending several days in Den- ver and other Colorado points ex- pects to attend the International Pe- troleum Exposition to be held Octo- ber 2 to 11 in Tulsa, before return- ing to the city. eee E. P. Landers was among the Casper people who spent several days last week at Salt Creek on bus- iness, C.-Ws Effing and son will leave the latter part of the week for Los Angeles to make their future home. They hayé been residents of Casper for the last year, held’ from St. Catholic ‘o'clock . L. G. Paulson and Frank H. Thompson left yesterday for a sev- eral weeks hunt:ng trip to the Jack- son Hole country. ALLEGED SLAYER STILL AT LARGE PASADENA, Calif., Sept. 2: Harry Connor, alias Harry Garbutt, ex-convict, accused of the slaying here last Friday of Mrs. Clifton R. Hunn, former Chicago woman, re- mained at large tdday, as prepara- tions were made to conduct an inquest. Investigators yesterday inter- viewed a young woman said to be Conno: theart, but did not church at tomorrow morning. eee Charles C. Mason who has been transacting business affairs here for a week departed yesterday by motor for the northern part of the state. of Lavoye has beeh of Columbus, M. 940 South J. R. 8. Ellison, vice president and general manager of the Midwest Re- fining company, W. R. Finney, head of the gas department and A. W. Peake, general manager of produc- tion of the same company are spend- ing several days in the Big . Horn basin on business. They are ex- pected to return to Casper on Thurs- day of this week. els . Leary. include W Edmond: shall, A. Mahon. The J. R. Chamberlin, S. Webb, Oklahoma City where Kiseuie Citizens will o'clock tomorrow morning. ————— ir home in Utah. eo. . Cc. W, Talbut and son left yester- day overland for Rawlins and Lara- mie to be absent from the city for several days on a business trip. see Oh the occasion of her one dredth birthday anniversary, Elbina’ Martin, from a several days’ Hoffman. of Midwest of friends in Casper Harold Hodson of Denver is the ma’ Ivan Mar- » Wallace and L. F. of Sloux Falls, Dak., was paid a visit bythe entire body of city officials headed by the any- thing, they had learned from her PATRICK. BURKE SERVICE 10 BE HELD TUESDAY Requiem High Mass Will Be Celebrated at St. Anthony’s Church. Funeral services for Pat- rick Burke, who died Satur- day from injuries suffered in an accident last year, will be Anthony’s 9:30 The Mev. Father John H. Mullin will be in charge and requiem hgh mass will be conducted. Actve pallbearers have been selected from the Knights They are Peter Tobin, William Sworton, Charles A. Cullen, J. Foley, Jeremiah Mahoney and Honorary pallbearers are members of the Elks lodge and KF Mc National bank of which the deceased was an official, be closed from 9:30 until 11 hun- Mrs. 8. guest of friends and relatives here for several days having motored up yesterday. W. C. Hall {s an out of town bus- {ness man spending several days here from his home in Denver. eee Bryant S. Cromer, candidate for fudge of the Eighth Judictal district, returned to Riverton: this morning, after spending a few days in Casper on legal business and in the interest of his candidacy. . days here. see Chamberlain is visit- Joy! Every day in every way by trading with us you not only save money, but you receive the b: vice and benefit in many ways. Beginning today, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, A. D., 1924, we establish, announce and promulgate on the following list of standard, active, constantly-in-demand rupid sellers, se These Every-Day Prices R. Kitfle, manager of the Mosher | Manufacturers’ Mercantile company of Lavoye spent | Advertised ’ yesterday here with friends. Price ee ‘eee , 25c¢ Bayer’s Aspirin____.---_________-____18e Walter C. Sullivan is a’ visitor}! 50c’ Bayer’s Aspirin_ a saigtecads ke AG Bias ye ORR TS in Denver, | “y® from his home} $1.50 Bayer’s Aspirin____1___..-._..--..$1.15 40c Castoria (Fletcher’s)______ $1.50 Lydia Pinkham Remedies. 85c Listerine (Lambert’s) __ 65c Listerine (Lambert’s)_______ $1.25 Listerine (Lambert’s) .._-_ 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste___. $1.10 Tanlac _ 60c Bromo Seltzer_ Mrs. E. Davs, eee ee William Russe!l is leaving today for New York City where he will be connected for the winter’months with the Sinclair Ofl companv. cee days visit spent with Creek. who has now Captain C. P. Plummer has re- turned from St. Paul where he at- tended the American Legion con- vention. ex- Ever Mary and Florence itors In Walker S. Estes and J. C. Mann are busin@ss visitors spending sev- eral days here from Tulsa. ary They were jo:ned mother who was in Follow-|_ G. W. Gunther of New Britain, Confi., is attending to business af- fairs here for a few days and is a guest at the Townsend. eee Carl W. Sinclair is among the Den- 25c Cuticura Soap__-_--____-_______ f ver business callers wio arrived in ifi ty yesterday and/the city this morning. 50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo 30¢ 60c 85c Tic 50c = ow $1.10 Wildroot Hair Tonic____________ 50c Wildroot Shampoo_._-_-.__-________-_40c 85c Pigo’s Cough Remedy_________________30c $1.10 Nuxated Iron_-____-_______________90¢ 50c Hind’s Honey and Almond Cream-________40c 25c Golden Glint Shampoo____-___________20¢ - $1.00 Horlick’s Malted Milk______-_________85c 35c Freezone Corn Remedy________________25c 70c Sloan’s Liniment__-_-______. ~--55¢ Palm Olive Soap-----_----_______________10e The KIMBALL DRUG STORES ‘ CASPER’S PIONEER STORES Wyoming's Leading Drug Stores The RonaLl Stores “TWO STORES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE” Mavis Talcum Powder_______ Doan’s Kidney Pills Jad Salts__ Wade Fowler is in Casper today on business from Douglas. eee D, J. O'Neil was a business. man who arrived in the city this morning from Livingston. i . It Creek visiting with tending to business for a short time this brother, F. C. Ham- . Robert Wilson who has been vis- iting, here with his brother, A. M. Wilson departed yesterday for his home near Sheridan. © eee C. A. Porter of the Link, Porter and Haire architects is in Denver for a short time on business. see Woodward returned William Collins of the Buzza com- Pany of Minneapolis was a ‘business visitor here for séveral days . last week. nds at Midwest. ° rantz, proprietress of buying trip spent jn eee ‘ Cc. T. Tomlinson of the Carpenter Paper company with headquarters in Omaha spent a few days here the latter part of last week attending to business affairs, i eee C. B. King, of Denver is in the city on business. eee Cc. H. Kinney of Denyer arrived Hood and famiiy of ” ° Our fe first regular meeting of the Fort- tightly bridge club. PERSONALS Miss Patricia Sullivan returned today from Omaha where she has been the guest for several weeks of Miss Helen McCaffery. Before going to Othaha Miss Sullivan spent some time visiting in San Francisco and Low Angeles. . Mr. and Mrs. William Powell re turned yestérday from a_ several weeks’ motor tour through Colorado. aa) Mrs. Leone Blain and baby have returned to Casper from Guernsey where they spent several days visit- ing with Mrs, Blain'’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, J. Covington. eee F. Merris spent a short time last week visiting, with his family at Guernsey. He also attended , un “old timers’ reunion” while there. oe Representativé Charles E. Winter, Mr. and Mrs. A. E, Winter and L. H. Winter of Oakland, spent Satur day in Lander. . . Miss Myra Vaughn and Miss Claire Earley haye been visiting here for a few days with friends trom their home in Lander. see f Mr. and) Mrs. C. W. Marks of Danver, 10 have been the guests © (riendy htre for the last few days, ENTIRE FACTORY OUTPUT OF THE BULOVA WATCH Co. ‘ ON DISPLAY AT ROTHROCK’S About 200 models of ladies and gents wrist watches. The samples of CASPER’S FINEST JEWELERS every model of watch made by the famous Bulova Watch Co., will be on display in our window This Evening and Tomorrow Morning Only You never have seen anything like this be fore and it will be worth your while to look them over. Try to See These PAGE THREE. These programs. will also serve to carry forward the world fellowship Program of the Young Women’s Christian association which strives constantly to promote in America a knowledge and understanding of the Ufe In othee lands looking to greater international understanding Friday evening was found to be the evening of the week which does not conflict with the meetings of choirs and other musical organiza- tions, and the next meeting of the chorus will be held next Friday eve- ning at 7 o'clock. Rehearsals will begin promptly on time and will end at’ 8:30, giving opportunity for attendance at other affairs follow- ing rehearsal if the members of the } chorus so desire. The officers c'ected by the chorus CHORAL SOCIETY ORGANIZED FOR WINTER SEASON Responding to requests which have been made at numerous times for a course in music to be incor- pres dent,” Miss Ze!ma secretary, Mrs. E Kitchen; reasvrer, Miss Mary Yard; Ubrarian, Miss Myrtle Albert. A committee on by-laws consist- ing of Miss Lillie Roberts, Miss Bereh and Mrs. Pentecost was ap- pointed to draw up regulations waich will be adopted at the meet- ing Friday. porated in its educational program, the Young Women's Christian asso- ciation yesterday afternoon com- |]. pleted the organization of its Y. Ww. C. A. chorus which will take up the study this winter of chorus singing unier the direction of Mrs. Berta Smith, The directors of the Y. W. C. A. feel most gratified in having been able to secure the services of Mrs. Smith for this work, since with her classes and other duties she is kept very busy and the girls who were present at the organization meeting expressed their great appreciation of the opportunity for study under her Cirection. Mrs. Smith donates her sefVices to the chorus as her mem- bership. contribution toward bring- ing the more abundant life to the young women of Casper, as do the other volunteer workes in the asso- ciation. A. G. Smit Noted Southern Evangelist Fred O. Hanna Song Leader tn Bottles Only Half Pint... .50e Pt. 75e Qt. $1.25 As most of the members of the chorus are but amateurs in music, the course of study outlined by M FLIES Smith will begin with folk music, | _ Tr#!Sorayer Free M squitoes ; : ‘er cagsidered the most clementary | H#ed Sonyer...+.40e 0 q Subject Tonight . n even as it 1s one of the most | At Grocers & Drugglsts Re h Ants «“ * kc rful forms of musical expression. | Developedat America’s oaches Blocking the . Foremost industrial k dances being closely. anso-| foremost indus ciated with folk songs it is planned to incorporate a number of these in the programs which the chorus will present, Bed Bugs Etc. Kills Em Déad | Road to Hell” IMPOSTERS owing to the popular demand for Pigeon’s Fresh Roasted Coffee Every now and then some imposter represents himself as our salesman We have at present only Mr. Leon Culver and Mr. Bernard Hart who have a letter of introduction with authority to solicit and collect, with other forms of identification. These gentle- men will deliver Pigeons fresh roasted coffee to you in an air- tight wax lined bag WITH OUR NAME ON THE SEAL. Ac- cept no other. 3 vounpsror $1.45 Pigeon Tea and Coffee Co. 228 East Second Phone 623 Wholesale Retail WANTED AT ONCE 20 COAL RANGES In Exchange For GAS RANGES WHY NOT DO THE FAMILY COOKING Easily---Cleanly---Quickly I Will Make You a Liberal Allowance On Your Coal Range These, 25 Will Be Snapped Up Like Hot Cakes So ACT QUICKLY Largest Display of All Makes Of Gas Heaters in Casper Elevated _ Oven & Bring This Ad With You and Receive $1.00 Worth of Stove Pipe With Every Closed In Heater FOR THIS WEEK ONLY E.P. BRENNAN 144 South Durbin St. Phone 133