Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 22, 1925, Page 3

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1925 Che Casper Daily Cribune PAGE THREE - oy A + . ‘ ay ae ork Leader of Mexico’s Highest Society | | AFTER LEAVING Pursues Film Fame in Hollywood || CITY BRIEFS u rnace ares e Mi urder i ct 1 FAD Wes Weak and Miserable. Lydia A ?, ——-— v; E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Come juest from Lead Jz nit ; y rroaes cae apse wal | 14 Bouth “David, -*” { pound Restored Mrs. Nu ifiiionior’ of Mies Attanta, Pallet i eet Oty cforany | ee Yard Fireman in New York Be- Auger’s Strength 1d.S. D., who fs visiting here with ‘ar to Meet, eee ie Miss Belle Krainson € There will be .a. meeting at. the + r fev. e 7 Lowell, Massachusetts, — «* SET re arcnlcc aoe: noks lloubliontibeaty "ot -teecDeae pete tee ae lieved to Have Thrown Woman Into _| , Lowell, Mase see oe Yhe rooms pink | thé-veterans of the Civil War at he . : Compound in the und greet, at was] 780 p.m. “ Blast Oven While Still Alive. little books that in izes you send around fe d- to} + “ * So te agers + Dp rf and I feltvery 0 : wy : NEW YORK, Sept. 22.—(Associated Press.) —Police ! good after I had 1. the guest prize to | Personals x gen rom Salt today discovered the body of Mrs. Sophie Poleski, a young Bate een Tiss Attutny Puller, Dainty refresh: | | east side woman, in the furnace of a lumber yard kiln. been in the Hékot ments were sv! juring the eve-| oitisie. George Symuk, fireman of the lumber yard. was at ted and feltpretty aban mndcsitix atte were tho | Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Brott. of CHi- k " The police believe the woman had been pla nt fu -| well at first but I wing former residents of the |C#so are staying at the Gladstone ho- e nace alive yen uo wall Bote « Hills Atlanta Fuller, the | t ae 4 , —- _ b Was ‘weak W. Wilsor Cor Mrs | Annetta Welsh and Bessie Cu Ttememene 7 aera 13 cok : Homer Ted Mrs: Bt sain, | mings drove in-from Midwest yest Wipaecn ene 32 : : r I s and ey, Mi H, Burnett, Hazel ) day. wake Galoor EERE Hee: r er v not, bear my children Ww and Miss Belle Kra Ma W ofl operator of Den caught round. I hope the Vegetable Com- ad: Mrs. Rola Luxon snd Mr. and Mra. Hi Young trom otele Mdentiot Caabet y und helps other won Olive J. Barker of € D at the Hen mak dty today. ; o all my own work now bi if | represents th A . - ee p vell. I have told my frienc about it Mrs. Wells Entertains company of” St P. B. Cootid € Dende ght b i my unt.’ — Mrs, For Worland Guests | | adit rom Der i LIVE, 19 Howard Street, oe Be ms y ? last ~ 2 H ot < examiner f where | b * 1 ‘ i ‘Ove u), 000 warean so far re- Utch “luncheon given last evening) xfr and Mrs. A. H,.Salsman are t nusines 1 busin : t ue: .y t her home, Marshall apartr froin Goes! aarneaiee iets questi ave you re in honor of her. sister-in-law, eee John 'O'Le: alien t| H. 0.2 r and H Biz dats 2 op an Lydia . iaura T, Bi and daughter, Laura, . : Notiaedbeg came in’ from Sal : . Vegetable Compound ? ura I. Bragg and daug' Poet Newton England, member. of the Creek yest r J Salt ¢ day on bi every 100 of the replies V Br: dl » Who av | Thermopolis high football team ha see and because the Vegetable c spend | returned to the Hot Springs c «© F. Patterson fror eh n helping other after a visit with his mother, Mrs. 1H. Creek is here. fa Champion 1 on TI elp you. B. Wells. of ‘Casper. wes lay for Bouldet w he will r ef é dente were eutertained ee eae ; John B, Harrison; government.lo-| *ume his studi ; 2 Ses thtgea hl aah tne Miss Stella Kopff is leaving for oe ie comotive inspector from Denyer, ar sd sma) > r ny able: - nyer to resume her duties in the rived yesterday. | B. Wertz, who has been | ART OF ST ORE Mrs, and Miss Bragg are mother| Charles Id, Wells Music store of that Chahe | aes ATS titned to P FOR RENT 1hd-sister of Bill Bragg, a news-| , Homer C. Hutchison, representing | t4is morning | Ee paper man, forme of Casper and | eee ‘ iany A larcheis \' Snshie | 3est Location In Casper Aw reesay ane er.,omt the ire Frank Gullette, area co-ordinator fig hoteles | B. is it H. B. KLINE Republican of the Veterans Bureau headquar- : ! : ; ! 20 East 2 ae ters at San ‘francisco, left after an | Teabell een | = Dries right up! | rae CEN SiR Luncheon For extended business visit here pent yes- | t reall fe Out-of-Town Visitors ete) 6 . | the Jolt F Beara tec tere be redid The “Misses Margaret ait” Kati] Mr.and Mrs, Ben Gregg and son | see aiua tH eer anil qnvertaln at avi 1 | passed through Casper yesterday on Judge Harry P.Ilsley, is here for ed blo ee Pace towns guests, | tuelt: way, to: Worland. While here the Scott Morgan ouster case, and § c Ter LUActRae ates atte Weed ‘end thes visited with Mr. and Mrs. am is staying at the Hotel ‘Townsend. af ; . Mrs. Havens, mother and sister of | ~* eat eee hc tha : | R Dénberg {s here trom That's the on! { Ss . other of Bani! 23 That's the only way to relieve irrt-| uper- iy . eed “leo |, Migs Zoe Marks leaves for Denver Salt | Ou Bap falbas becved. dnt Shor ani nore. | a avd wigs iar Casper | tonight on business. | | see | pag SR Sh 2 Wey 1 | SELEY RS priaeteie ; ¢ one | Tom B.*MacNamara, prominent | ‘05 eee tle ret atead 1 iF Miss Edna Trump has accepted a | rancher from” Douglas, ‘has been vis-| 50 | Nie dtinehte? ses t fig and} Meeting of position with the Charles EB. Wells (By Central Press) rewe, 4 | iting here. | aad While stu He a énre Z Woman's Association Music company. Miss Trump comes | ANGELES, Sept Mexicc he expressed eee at th ‘the falter . : on} The Women’s Association of the| ‘fom Kansas C | with extraordinary in aw her dance) Luther Free rother-indaw ‘of a % i ; j First. Congregational church wilt rights | results of the venture into ballin Mexico City, | 12x-Governo} D. Care s fintaievoas + lds millions "of r | Was $267. 00 meet. Wednesday, September 23, at|_ Mt. and Mrs, E. H. Warren of 1420 of Ure beautiful s a.| SH iwas.Thovadite exprens She Spin: here from La sacctacth ie, © Ec ‘ i} Now 160 Complete 40 p.m, at the home of Mrs, S. Kk, | South Mitchell are the proud \par- | del Tilo ensely W jlo the Gabber wep yins be ue queer P sel, 1026 West Fourteenth street. | ets of an eight and three-quarter /‘leader of highes nM soc! jin the movies Then she vegan a Frank O’Ryan, traveling sales > . rt Vorsythe will be assist. | Pound boy, who arrlyed on Septeni:|' ‘Phe400" of the Mexican capital | °Paign that induced her husband) of the Allis Imers Manufactur. leone (wouderfu|. Clear’ up. y Chas E. Wells Music Co. ine aientiee ber 18, at the Tincotn street hospital, | was thrown into turmoil when it be- | sive her the necessary husbandly |ing company, Denver, ts registered | qe eens hi gee A a 2 nd.Street. Phone 194 eee |The baby has been named Harrisor thutli Besorn’ del consent to make the venture at the Henning hotel. Shampoo—Ady otto ts. more Bae | nottle te Mea.tShaniaker Hewlett. saldiithe | Senora del Rio is cow bh hy ——_—_—_—_—_—_—_———————_——— Entertalos coe fame with a $100,900 wardrobe, in- | Mrs. Carl Shumaker wa stess| Mrs, Cyrus Beard is hero from Rio Grande uding old s and laces t ai aii GEAR eineheon ner| Cheyenne “and is stopping at the rt é Down there wo-|once were the } ty of the shor home on Monday afternoon in hon-| Townsend. ¢e is still in the hom®; and | lived Mexican 1 family, and a | or of “visiting mothers.” ‘Those en see? is particu ic of the aris-| retinue of serv ainda were Aire. Pollod J. L, Learner and M. Bornstein > upp Stee Allfuon,* Bites of Denver are here on a visit with | »ssenora 4s youthful wife | Mrs. Fitzpatrick and mother, Mrs, | ton store. | the srichest men in the republic | Brooks; Mrs. Biglin and mother, pete La! | prominent figure in the govern: | Mrs. Seely Weed; Mrs. R, H. Nich-} Henry E: Perkins, an attorney ®of | ment. She was eduedted in *P: ols and mother-in-law, Mrs, R. 11. | this city, has removed tothe Hotel.| and studied dancing for. dancing Nichole: Mrs. Curran, Mrs. M. Ha-|Townsend, where he will have his |sake under great Puropean teach vens, Mrs. PB, C, Nicolaysen, Mrs. | residence in, future. ere, eee ier ie ©. L. Walker, Mrs. Leigh MeGrath, ere ho senora’s sweet ambition tal “7 cannot give Tania too many | Mrs. 'T. S. Cooke, Mrs. Don Smith,| William K. Wughes, president | become a mov first found ex-/ thanks, for f in uariee Nic Mes Mrs. Patrick Sullivan and the Misses |an@ Henry M. Brown, treasurer, of | pression when met members of Ith and strength ‘ie va 4 Margaret and Kathleen Sullivan,|the Continental Supply. company, |the Bert Lytell-Clalre Wind ay talleds oh A Ae Ai tm Ms ( wane bridge were taken By]are here from St. Louis, paying a | — | set ae aa? BN 33 a aes aa Alina: Mart Sullivin 1 Mrs, | visit to this district, for the "Petroleum exposition Duckett | Se tS ee |; Ags asd Mebetae Boltiani névelataps | cae “Stomach trouble and rheumatism | ed during the past weak with Mr,|_ Mre. Caroline Bell expects to leave | had been gradually weakening me Sede Si jand Mrs. Georks Bolden; th avs ‘tor California in the near future to | down for 20 years. At timos T-ached | bed Mees Kinbi California, ‘The trip was made by |Join her mother, Mrs. Charles Mee. | all over, coulds not walk without | ast Milton have as house|auto. They will-return here for the | StS eee | limping, and felt too weak to get | Sha 'Rat, ahd’ Mere: J. Ghavies | winter: Mrs. 0. L. Wall mother and |out of my chair, Sleep was almost . | eee : Miss Sally Taylor, were out of the question and I was ner ees | Mr. and Mrs. Frank England haye | tf few days last week Vous, discouraged and despondent Mr. and«Mrs. ‘England |returned from Thermopolis, where | yesterday mornin ast When 1 taking Tantac 1 | Give Dinner ney spent the week end 5 rE we 4 Bue Row Mr. and Mrs, Frank-England are ween CHICAGO, Sept. 22.—Poultyy alive | welgh 1 ihe | ertaining informally 2 Miss Emma Marshall, Miss. Lois | barely steady. [feceipts 19 cars;|in the world. This | Club ‘tonight ‘honorir s gshore and Duke Hawley motor- | fowls 18@24e: "spring roosters | did for me four yea e | W. K. Hughes aud Henry M. Brown |¢d@ to Thermopolls for the- dinner turkeys 20c; ducks 19@20e; | then, T have never | of St. Louls, and Mr. “John Ditton | dar e at the Woods hotel Saturday | 5 ogee mad T to | ot Beknavivanta, | night and then and eve | fi aan ee see In‘ Constantinople at portion | the picfure of health. Dutch Treat Dinner | HH. J. Lockhart, vice-president of | of domestic purchases is made from| What Tanlac has do for pthers t 2a rkert * cI also do for ‘or le by \t Townsend Hotel. the Parkersburg Rig and Reel com: | street p: ddle rs oO sell. nearly | It can ¢ 3 eipavpsene ot wila.d hunters | Pany, left Friday for Wichita Falls, | eyeryth hand veget all good druggists. Accept no sut anid their guests will enjoy a Dutch | Kansas, and+will.later-go to Tulsa | to dress. sults. stitute, , treat dinner at (he Hotel Townsend | Soper Rasen ee Manidns Vorctaina DI ; erating. gece = |TOO LATE To CLASSIFY ton Vegetable Pills’ for consti eqveniy pi ation, made and recommended. by Mrs. Weidner ’ T—Very latge, one-roon the paturenaipes ran For Thursday Club, , “DIAMOND DYE” ANY 5. Onk. Phone Mrs. Ct Weidner will : Thursday clut er } ; Frida 1 ot} GARMENT, DRAPERY FOR YOUR HEALTH | ? r ec eae } F Just Dip to Tint. or Boil Johnson Bros | § The Auxi Vetera f Fe to Dye | ° eign Wars will meet Thursda » a oO tember 24, between 7 arfd 8 p, m. ov nH 18-cent pac GR CERY co. a“ the K. of P, hall. age contains di- oes rections 80 elmple SPECIALS ; any wonfan ‘can tnt soft delicate i sal of tho Treble shades or dye tieh For Wednesday will be held ton ht at colors 4 rch at. $ o'cl in lngérie, - sills, | . Grocery Department . . ribbons. skirts FLY-TOX was developed at Mel- Veterans Bureau watste, dresses, | lan Institute of Industrial Re- ||| Box Apples (Graven- Party Tonight coats, stockings, || search by the Rex Fellowship. stein’s), box $1.45 The Veterans Bureau will give ¢ sweaters, draper- |] Inasimple, easy and t! ly of their bi-monthly i ies, coverings. |] effective way, FLY-TOX ‘ e { the Mountain § cl r hangings —everything! flies, moths, mosquitoes, fleas, Grimes Golden, 40 e.¢ Buy Diamond Dyes—-no other kind |] ants, roaches and other insects. lb. bushel —- ~$2.60 Pepper Club nd tell your druggist whether the || With clouds of BLY-T OX Flien, Ee Last Night. you wish to color. is woo! || merely winging through the mist, be- fonath I Ed Done t r “whether, {t is nen, cot Of FLY-TON, endaien” ange action onathan $2.60 me, | ton or _mixed mixed goods. —A Sick Popa To are pio ‘by consti Fn Rollo e'e ALLLBRAN Beinge seer | anteed to do so or your grocer re- turns the purchase price. 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