Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 19, 1925, Page 5

SUNPAY, JULY 19, 1925 Y. W.C A. PAGE FIVE Che Casper Sunday Cribune oo IF lorida Boom Defies i = Hot Weather; Is Still | | Going in Full Blast tc. Bos nas been spe: Young Women's Christian Asso- ation. Corner First and Wolcott. )ffice telephone 1456. General Se etary’s telephone 281-J. Swimming Classes The swimmti, classes conducted y the ¥. W. C. A., with Miss Glenn McGahey instructor, have proved so popular that new applicants are being attracted constantly. To ~eet | this need a new class has been or- ganized meeting on Monday, Wed- nesday end Friday, at 8 a.m. The ttking lessons under the direction of Miss McGahey. The court is open to anyone who desires to play upon the payment of the ten-cent fee at the office. All who play are quired to wear tennis shoes, Girls’ Camp All girls who desire to attend the | up for unorganized girls at Camp Carey the week beginning July 26th should register at the Y. M. C. A. office early this week, Estes Park Conference H re- ammer, who with his | sa ding the past six turned last week ts of the pros- but is d people are arriving each month. There are a great many citrus planted and excel- ojects are being car will be used for truck ving condition ou! he found, lent drainage ¥ ried out whic glowing in his admiration of | rarming anc “ais! ofl lass has met onee and any othe Delegates are being selected for me as because of exces: | 1 ‘the. Bverg! ie hele theneatas who desire 3 Lina ey orao the Rocky Mountain Community at many of the winter colony | ng that of ( paying cir registration fee at| Conference t 5 in the north 1, @ ‘ the ¥. W.G, A, not later than Mon-| August spre +e eae Grapeseed i ; ae ae | “It lod the boom would con In these days of small and smaller watches || | ing Captain Plunimer, *. a 168 80! ® pro by it is of the utmost ir 7 "A 5 wana | jay. program, educational ani recrea- stn ‘the winter = {i bens oe . br Bet ny, is of the utmost importance to have all repair- | Ten s ‘ tional, is promised, Mrs. Katherine Wyonitnar in . pene ing done by expert workmen only. Poor work- {4 Many persons have been ling | Willara recently .of* J rah Walia? acl manship will shorten the life ¢f your watch ¢ omselves of the new Y. W. C. A.| Rev. William Lemon of Minmestotic' | " be patrit et de sb) \ shor ct a e lif i f our y atch and | tennis court and several are also! and others are among the leaders. | (itis ke hurt give you u factory results as well ¥ pusines ; . pre held by spec. | have been spending the last week nt of an entire because inves: | : 4 tse o Fuck : in Denver:on a pleasure. ttp) ie ex if bean witt Reraiswiilehacs pubs thal rates Gist Highest Grade of Craftsmanship E pected to rn tomorrow morn big rivalries in i the | where are so high that there | . | S ing , the west const, and the in- will be no chance of future profit | All of our work wh ether on watches or iW ape ach section claiming that | py dvance of their real estate| [#) jewelry, is placed in safe hands. We employ |i} M. Jeffery of Denver is visit-]} George Rogers of Mi ye * two sections are the t t | only the hig shest- class mechanics and artisans 3 r " orld to invest ani } i" Me ass cnanics @ a F: f g in Casper. ing with friends in Casper for a f ¥ 5 show that} while ou cs O78 4 course their own p: pe A | hile our prices are onsistent wit the days wn par 924 to March 1 | , I r en ith the work frank Troxel, high school student, ey $9) 92 han 5,500,000 | done w living in Salt Creek, {s staying] Mr, and Mrs. Perry M: and tickots were 1 to Florida points | " at the Gladstone hotel while in Cas-| Mr. and Mrs. John Houser Tt ous problem Bring your repairing to \g per ing the week end on the Big earn it se material: | t Py,% |S mountains, ize all of the] | D. W. Matthews is spending the IHS PR: peo c nist ep ee 1 i { say in Casper from Midwest | Miss Florence Johnson left .lnat apartr e is booked for th H. Woods of Denver is visiting | there with friends and relatives for small “Where You 118 East Second St. towns “Tampa is ahead of Ja 1 population and will unde tually Buy” Phone 1195-R Pedest to glance ains hurrying past a San Francisco have thelr feet to Jeern the | for a few days in Casper. several months eee oe Miss ‘Patric . - by Dot i ibted!y R. D. Mitchell of Salt Creek is a Sullivan expects to| Miss Gertrude who is attending the national convention of guest in the city toda leave soon for to md|the Business & Pr Women’s cl at Portland, Me., as-the rep-| for a ny years t large | right time. Embedded in the pave | er 8 several weeks there visiting at the| resentative of the in which she {s an active worker, | commerc ter of the state. De-}ment is a large clock, protected by | M. K, Stewart of Denver is visit-|summer home of Miss Helen Mc velopme largely financed by|two layers of plateglass, and ker ing a few days in Casper. Caffrey of Omaha. SG tatnd “Vouiaelinis fe Gaanhtestam n and midwestern capital. | accurate by a master ciock inside the | cee eee Ane i 1 into Florida now { as|bank, The clock {s illuminated at | BE. D. Griffin of Sunshine, Wyo., {8} Mies Mary Minnick and Mrs,| uy 2°® t % ; = | at the height of the season. | night | » Casper on business. Gregg of Sheridan are visiting a few i wee ae | pa as an example it is Bh ME rine t the home of ; ' Be Be pce | at a little over two thou-Trimine Want Ads Bring Res Harry Varner, ge Rafferty] J. F. Minnick rigs thes gles 7) ER | ———_—— wee and’ Dale Pittman, formerly con-| street. hits aad | nected here with the Wyoming Nat- se sltlig with friends’ t onal bank and William Heagney,| Mr. and Mrs hone Guittenwand leet es ee | eft yesterday for Miami, Fla., where|son George of St. Louis, Mo., will| “*® pr ~ | “pTTy mm 7 ‘ , He ia Calter the abolika sabnthieis ¥ | BUY IT BY THE C they expect to locate. -. Robert Al ° iting at the home of J. M. Scofield. a short ¢ Pa Bush w arrested at 9 Mr. and Mrs, John Clark are re- . . o'clock last night in a raid by poll ; turning this morning from Chey-| E. 8. Weyer of Billings is a guest| rank Keene left yesterday tor |" ® house at 425 South Wolcott | ORIGINAL enne where Mr. Clark attended to] today at the Gladstone hotel. stbarts . : for Jatreet: | She was booked at_ police busitiess: affairs. cee ; : Pea headquarters on a charge of viola | ais: Mrs. C. H. Wilkinson and daugh __ | tion of the clty Hquor ordinance and | Harry Rafferty 1s leaving; tomor-| ter of Denver were a Is here sre y ta an Big | released on $200 bond | id row for Fort Collins where ‘he will terday. SETS) On | ee lice seized two pints of liquor Horn mountains nd one halt cas spend some time, He has been con- cee in the raid. | nected here since the closing of} Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olp of Den- Officers who made the raid were | school with the Tribune in the ad-| ver are guests at the Townsend ho- Sergeant A. E. McDowell, Officers | A vertising department. tel. | Muck, Russell, Harlow, Hageman ; Bienes + ete and Lieut. Ray 1¢ Unanimous Laura Ro: Favorite! o'clock yes Mrs. Alex McPherson is leaving today for Denver on a short pleasure P. P. Anderson is in this city. a Basin visitor rrested at 3 SPARKLING WATER rda MOUNTAIN ATTRACTING . lation of the liquor ’ AND 7 ; trip. opekd a 1 eee Frank McNeill is spending the day | raid by police on a | GINGER CHAMP GNE Joe 8 Fountain John Heagney of 427 South Kim-| here from Parco. West A abet Sever c A WITH CASPER PHARMACY all street returned yesterday from rye ey were walting cager alll u week's visit spent with old time} EE, G. Kent is among the many rs hry of beer fre f HOT D AY iriends in Rawlins, his former home. | Denver visitors in Casper for severa ottles nestled in ice : m ? ets sry! \ eee Gaon, : Many Casper people during the| Tested Tho tubful of Are bottled at the famous effervescing ae bu er Miss Gladys Hasbrouck, who has “4 last two weeks have made reserva iy Pon: Pe erin oes springs at the foot of Pikes Peak. Both oo b een private secretary for the last} Dr, and Mrs, P. G. Spencer of} tions at Brookside, the new popu-|_,)™0ns th products are charged solely with the | vy ¥ few years to Superintendent A. A.| Waco, Texas, were among the tour-| lar resort on Casper mountain, with |°! ® P natural gas from the springs JOE °S F OUNT AIN Slade, has resigned her position and| ists to spend last evening in C the result that C. BE. Littlefiela,| Yer® ? . F a ?, SECOND AND WOLCOTT s leaving Monday for Sheridan to|per. , ‘ owner, reports his cabins nearly all | Streets Roy Sargent, A. Hither alone or mixed with other bev- | visit there with her parents before 85,01 e engaged and occupied. It is also| 20 7. A. Vasser erages, they are a distinct addition to going to the western coast on an ex-| J. W. (Monty) Monahan has re-} popular as a picnic place. Free|_,J2¢k Rickton was arr last any party. tended visit. turned from a several weeks visit| parking space and picnic grounds | ™!Sht by Officer Hancock for being 3 Les eek spent at his former home in Chi-| are provided and the pu fs in-|2tunk. Jim Morri of Edgerton ea Mr. and Mrs. Muller of Rawlins} cago. While there he visited with| yited there to spend the day was arr ) afternoon for Distributors motored to Casper yesterday to| Bill Kingsley formerly of this city. parking on a red line. He was re- ve thousand brook The arrest was UNCOAXED fry | leased on $5 bona. THE WYOMING GROCERY CO. spend a short time here with their eee Fi trout r Selly y ; ea ade by Officer Freel. Ben Kastama 2 daughter, Mrs. Douglas who will] Mrs. Patrick Kelly of Cody was| were planted last week in Garden |™4 1 ; accompany them home for a short}an arrival here Saturday. Creek at Brookel Was arrested last night by Officer Order from Your Druggist or Grocer visit. ere foe alla fancock for being drunk. T see Mr. and Mrs, Emmett Fuller have| Lieutenant Plummer of the Casper ae — Harry Shadd of Shoshon! spent/as guests Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo M.| Police department, and Mrs. Plum-|Tribune Want Ads Briog Results Saturday in Casper. Schmidt and two sons of Grand Junc-| mer h: taken a ce at Brook- op ele tion, Colo., which city was at one] side for a two weeks’ ouling among Robert Baxter of the Midwest|time the home of the former. Mr.| the pine and cool surroundings of Pharmacy and Mrs. Baxter, whol Schmidt is a banker and merchant | Casper mountain. gmoney Dr. N. C. Geis was called to Brook- I here is not one cus- Friday night on professional BABIES ONLY—Temporary Offer Thoaieke 5 ; ONLY 31 DAYS MORE UNTIL AUGUST WE) tomer on our books who CORRECTLY SPACED, ELEGANTLY $6 40 | rles Chaptr . e FINISHED BRYANT PORTRAITS - . nnd Dr. and r was coaxed into using our ascetics a Many great undertakings = O-S BLDG. W. BRYANT DOLAN TEL. 859 Ett mmm men | journing side last ayeess +. Seg ‘DAWES WILL BE GIVEN during the service. of today had their start ina small way. Any num- Nor do we depend alone - GREAT RECEPTION PON ber of men who are on the reasonableness of ARRIVAL AT CHEYENNE wealthy today started life our service charges. | | . . EIGNS SHOW CARDS fee = sage eee with little or no money. | oa 1. Beit B 8 of 1 [he convenience it pro- “ : “ni ri - $ “4 i « t |} ble BUSH DID II eat orton nciin vide he undesirabl Cheyenne next Thursday night, and tasks it does away with— NN ra, teh |yill be at the Union Pacife stattor The progressive bank recognizes this and welcomes new ITS USEFULNESS. 9 the national gure of “Helen accounts no less heartily because they start small. The _aneral Dawes is a Legionnair moderate account of today may be one of the largest to- % P i ey fe wi e given a ride in the Chey PAINTING DECORATION enne-Dendwood stage conch, if ar morrow. * —-These are what attract gemer © completed, and the field band will be at i welcome: Give your children the right start by opening a Savings people to every form of Account for them now. Teach them thrift if you wish them to succeed in life. utility service. Rev. Germany Fills ‘|| Pulpit in the South | The Rev. Wilt Hugh || ie, Metnodiat“churen’ at Brook Mountain States Power Co. Depend Upon A eaciew ets ogy Formerly Natrona Power Co. “BREAD | 1 00 $1.00 Cleaning and Pressing Containing pure wholesome ingredients and being Suits ----~-<------$1.00 sanitarily manufactured. An ideal toast loaf, for it Overcoats ~-------$1,00 contains the materials that make it so, It must be - NATIONAL BANK Corner Second and Wolcott TRAIN § SCHEDULES 2 CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN Arrives -1;:30 p. m _ Westbound Departs Dresses --$1.00 ve . NG) CAE aes Cecinthantanncsnnad B65 Pim ee BUTTER-NUT 1} $1,00, | and olf 00. | CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY | | INSIST ON | Jake, The Nifty | tbound Arrives, Geoarta ‘ | 2 nennene 4:00 p. -. Made BY | Tailor | ~8:10 p,m. F 81385 Fs WYOMING BAKING CO. ||| acementWwsate ote eee ee } Phone 802 «+ =-9:55 p.m a preesaipctnialeieaca =