THURSDAY; MARCH 6, 1919 o—_——_—_. | SOCIETY Lifetime Romance Ends Im Marriage Here, The happy culmination of a ro- mance which started years ago in Iowa, when the two pricipals were children, came yesterday evening when William H. Freeman and Miss Jessamine Hoover were quietly mar- ried at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson S. Kimball, Jr., on Park ave- nue. Mr. Freeman came to Casper re- cently from Audobon, Iowa, where he| engaged in business for a number of years, to take charge of the manage- ment of the Kimball Drug store here under Mr. Kimball. The bride ar- rived in Casper Monday, ostensibly for the purpose of visiting relatives, Mr. and Mrs. W. M_ Waldron, promi- nent residents of Salt Creek. Arrangements went ahead quietly with but a few of the friends of the couple being let in on their secret. The event occurred yesterday eve- ning, Rev. , Phillip K. Edwards of St. Mark’s Episcopal performing the geremony. [| The bride was attended by her sister, Mrs. Waldron, while Mr. Kim- ball acted as best man. The bride was lovely in an old rose taffeta and grey georgette gown and carried a) shower boquet of pink roses and | freesias. Following the ceremony an elabor- ate dinner was served for the newly- weds and the friends, by Mrs. Kim- ball. The happy couple will be at home soon to their friends at North Durbin street. Mr. Freeman is well known in Cas- per thru his visits to the Kimball home here. He has been a life friend of W. S. Kimball, Sr., they both hav- ing been raised neighbors in Iowa. Mrs, Freeman was a popular mem- ber of the social set in Audobon and will he a welcomed addition to Cas- per society. W. C. T. U. Meets on Friday Afternoon. There will be a meeting of the W.) 304 Bocial visitors in Casper today from) Waltman, | * | Mrs. Olea Collins of Lander is vis jiting with friends in Casper for a |few days. * * * George A. Field, @ Denver business man, is spending the day here on | business. * * * 8 © Mr. and Mrs. H. T, Olney and B. H. Carnahan were among the motor arrivals in Casper Wednesday fron. | Salt Creek. s 2 * Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Mahaffey have | returned from Omaha where they| have been visiting for several weeks. * 8 ® Chester Stought of Winner, S. D., is among the business visitors in Cas per today. | | * 8 8 Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Lewis -of Omaha have moved to Casper and ex- pect to make their home here. | Saeas: R. E. Dea, of Glenrock, is among the Casper visitors today. | * oo 8 | J. F. Mills of Sheridan, a wel: nown resident of northern Wyoming, {is spending a few days in Casper on business. x oe | W. P. Grosvenor is among the bus: ness visitors in Casper today from Lander. . ° Mrs. F. Guinn, of Lusk, is among the visitors in Casper today. se * * * | i | Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dunbar mo. ‘to spend a few days in Casper on! ibusiness and pleasure. ' | * * * J. P. Mayer, a Greybull resident, is visiting in Casper on business it connection with his local interests. s 8 ® Mr, ‘and Mrs. D. W. Lewis and W. A. Roe of Salt Creek are visiting \in Casper on business. | * * * | i J, W. Bolander of St. Paul, is vis | |man has tored in From Salt Creek yesterday @ C, T. U. Friday afternoon at 2:30 in! iting in Casper on business in con- the parlors of the Methodist church. | nection with cases scheduled to come As this is the close of the “Every/to trial during the spring term of Member Win Member,” campaign 'the district court. each member i@ urged to be present and to bring their new. member with * * ® Walter Svare and George Davis OOO 0S VOU OU OVO VOU OY, war OLCBED. N451-V..TOIRINE THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE len Stewart, ‘an auditor for the Ohio Oil company is spending a month in Casper checking over the records g books at the local office. M.r rt is here from the Ohio head- ters at Finlay, Ohio. —— nking fund for the id bonds. 4. create a ment of Section for the fire dep: fund be, SANDBAR HAS FIRE TODAY A fire thought to have origi and the same is D. W. Lewis is in from Salt Creek Be it ORDAINED by the Mayor That the special tax ayment of interest on the tment building and sinking !full force ¢ hereby de- its pass: PAGE THREE PAGE THREE Good Reports Please Casper pa y of Casper, Wyoming, do here \proclaim that the emergency declared jin the above and foregoing ordinance exists and that said ordinance is in d effect from and after R. reget be for weak, inflamed | from hot adi 7 : cae = termined in the sum of $5,400.00 for JOHN F. LEE There has never been anything Tec thea eS eae ORDINANCE NO. 75-A the interest, and the sum of $3,- with the QUICK results of pure fire department to the extrenie west “ Reems... 633.00 to create a sinking fund for) Pub. Mar. 5, 1919. optik eye h. One man’s eyes end of the Sandbar. A small frame Conceraine Fea oF the the payment of said bonds pS were s0 badly stri ned he could not building was partially destro LCREL Ch Cole ax for Section 5. That the special tax a read without pain. TWO applica- Teer an wage Sarat the Current Year for the payment of interest on the | CHICHESTER S PILLS tions of Lavoptik relieved him. A ——_—- refunding bond and sinking fund be, | inte, Drax, lady had tried three di t glasses § for a few d and City Council of the City of Cas- and the same is hereby determined | in the sum of $1,000.00 for the in-| mon ee sin Red and Gold metallic her. We Eg voptik wash surprised ex es aeticd whan Bie, Rie Se per, Wyoming: terest, and the sum of $715.00 to! Jo) Sy Fake ne other. H: tee a small bottle to benefit Home cooking at the Harvey. Section 1. The amount of tax for create a sinking fund for the pay-| \e emai Alwar Relate BOSSE wenls a See The Brotherhood of American Yoo. (ih Payment of warrants drawn on ment of said bonds. | SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE‘ eeper parm the general fund for the current year be, and the same is hereby de- termined in the sum of $88,921.00. Section 2. That the special tax for the payment of interest on water a bonds and sinking fund be, and the same is hereby determined in the id to Mrs. Laura C. Miller, ry, insurance carried by ler, deceased. 3-6-1t* such is hereby declared to be the as h : A ) poneeis and therefore, this ordinance George M ——— The best store in the best little city ae in the west solicits, at least, a share of your trade. We are the only ch, A. D. 1919. WHEREAS, an emergency exists, | approved this 3rd day —Adv. case, shail | rs strictly Cash Store in Casper. All sum of $13,000.00 for the interest, JOHN F, LEEPER, % goods must be paid for before leay- and the sum of $15,666.00 to create | Mayor. | My ing our store or on delivery. All are a sinking fund for the payment of | (SEAL) % treated alike. Pay CASH and Pay said bonds. 3 Attest: C. M. BRYAN, % LESS. We cater to quality as well, Section 3. That the special tax City Clerk. 4 as price. Groceries Meats and Hard- for the payment of interest on sew- ware. erage bonds and sinking fund be, State of Wyoming | CASPER COMMERCIAL CO., and the same is hereby determined County of rona Phone 10. in the sum of $12,475.00 for the in- City of Casper | 3-3-tf ‘ter and the sum of $11,000.00 to, I, John I. Leeper, Mayor of the eo oe ote ote ate tn hn tn ln te ote Mo Mote te eto tea Meee te cetesteo Sete oteotete Heo eCoceotetetee | LOE OU ONO UOC OU OU OU OU COU GUO NO LOND MONO UO HO PUNO NOHO HD COO HO UO TOU O NON TOTO TOU O UO OLD = = = % ichards and Cunningham Co. oe, < We have just received during the + past week many new and AT- $ TRACTIVE SUITS in the latest 1% ? Models. Wool Poplins with Belted Effects RoSoge >< Men’s Serges, Braided and But- = ton Trimmed Sheppard Checks Many of these have the bright them. bition hae é cp: ‘y ” Trager, Mrs. G. W. Ferguson and Mrs. at the Svare Brother's ranch where |‘ sl estees. Se ee: ; George McRorey. they report that they noted the stock %@ y Come in and Inspect my line and I am sure I can please you The following program will be/in excellent condition. Mr. Svare/ @ - % wiven: Ree |stated that the animals looked as it & . We have placed these new ar ee My Work is done by real Tailors in my own shop. ong—' ictory ells. | oy u jus ing re i ° . . Scripture reading—Mrs. C. H. Mec- a Gas ae a al fae ~ rivals on sale at 3 Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your money refunded. Bride. one. ee “~ —— Prayer—Mrs. French. yous * * & Ds oe Song—‘“White Ribbon Rally Song.” | A 3 0 0 La Claire Dismuke. * B peal SSPEr: ¥ = Reading, “Li 5 ee sate poesonty —SBeuleh |G. N. Robinson of Denver, arrived a y Duet—Mesdames Thompson andjin Casper this \morning. iy C d D ] y C t T. ilor and Swanson. . i ‘ % % m Welcome Service—The President. W. E. Patton has gone to Chicago Os apes an t) mans & usto a * Presentation: of Emblem—Mrs Ma. | for a short business: aaa oe xs 1 h 1 N rie Piere. nS eee Be < D ‘9. f ° ° ba ot er % Prayer—Mrs, F. A, Goulding. |, Mrs. Cora Smith has been in River: €e on’t fail to see this assortment = N Song—“Blest Be the Tie.” ‘on for the past few days, where she | RS oe Social hour and refreshments. [went fe attend he opening of the! 3 of the new and most beautiful + 131 South Center Street % 2 8 ® new Masonic temple. | ik Masinelet Carrer | Sale, a peo rs creations in Cloth. Priced LW LILI III IIE LD IT SS ST SMT % Choral Society Postponed |. J. Elmer Brock, a prominent John- | % oe I ee é z The Casper Choral Roclety wl uae Be sheep, and oil man, is| 3 To ee mo his Thursday owing to the death| Visiting in Casper usiness in con: | 48 50 47 50 | re eee arerts father inimection with business interests here. | @@ $ e —— e * SA a a i ss CRE Sweden. % ee te 5 Od John C. Carlson left last evening] 0000060606 ae ade e ee Mrs, Taliferro Guest for Rock River. k3 3. § 83 at Informal Dinner | See EENS 4 s) ° sai Sx Mrs. Charles E. Winter and Mrs | Rev. W. H. Bradley has left fe-| riday an atur ay pecial yy ¥ Oliver Johnson entertained informally | Si ten we i serie Shean, i ae | ¥ + | ¥ ~ ee renee eee S. Taliaferro | un the New Era movement of the | wey See A Seonch: eae SiS . i) si of Rock Springs, state chairman of| Presbyterian church. | ise ance) meceuttce om ouality, «Serves Everything to Eat and Drink. + the Women’s Liberty Loan commit- | Sale Price, mzex yi Se tee.. Mrs. Michel Foley, who has! Dan McCarthy left yesterday for) eke ae consented to assist Mrs. Robnsen on saleigneck after spending several days + $2.0 + oe ss the Victory loan was the fourth mem- | 0 2 is 4 ber of the party. | gia. ens Slats ec < db Special Noonday Lunch, 50c = oe 0 tor Salt Lake City, where his mothe. as 5 : SRY Se f City News | died suddenly yesterday. + Think Richards & Cunningham When You Want the Best pars O Wntilua. m Be i ree Salt! z pen U . . $3 Prosecuting attorney John Dillon| Gator a tee ee asa < RS Ln hate kn ate tat Lo Mote dete tosesic tate ate ete te te Seeds Hodes ohn Me Me Sake ‘ $x of cee is visiing tn Casper tore * * « eS Se I N t D t I B SS and will leave for his home in the! iy and Mrs. J. G, Nicholas, for- = ~ | eo ex oor to Inn bar oe Fremont county metropolis today. § 4 free eal SEER (is z $4 3, ‘1 : Pi if : Stee slnighe ws the STcnMine, ee eaveto a a ss EE a ES I a se 3% st ir, an rs. H. J. Frederick of} + oe * & y M J Ke F t P ‘3 Glendo are numbered among the busi-| zo4n Hoyte from the Sweetwater! = 2, rs. Jac ooté, Frop. “~ 7 H 3 —e < Y N % illiam O’Niel, of Denver, was 1. ern part of the state. q ° Se. res an Uu es & Vin ae CANA SeDenv estate: b in those cold corners and to RAN ; ; or * % pial GL. Briggs, of Thermonent Teft >< | k) , James A. Veasey of Tulsa, a.,|¢his morning for his home after ! sev s s. iy . is a business visitor in Casper. eral days’ visit in Casper. & Warms es the Sun warms’ keep your bath room warm. SIN All Sizes \) + tee ce 8 @ es & Miss Marjorie Campbell returned} Miss Norma Jourgenson has return- > >< | & \ from a week end visit in Denver Wed: | ed to Casper aftffer spending a month] "¢ O ‘. $< ) nesday, morning. |Siniting relatives and friends in Chi-| We also Have Electric Heating Pads for Your al * 8 «# | cago. x o ah Wednestae petal ae Mr. and Mrs Z 6. Nicholas will * Sleeping Comfort. si% N trip to Denver. jleave tonight for Chicago, where they 4 * A Pad od | will visit extensively with friends pri- | ee! N ¢ pies cheales Demerest is confined) or to going to Kentucky, where they dy + \ ‘0 her home on South §; tre: ill visit f onth with Mr. Nichol. | | . ; & on aecoune ee Satghe Aine ee en ee ae a thclan oan tor @ Automobile Accessories and Storage * a * * «@ merly manager of the Henlogs ab e<¢ y ir. and Mrs. Fred W. Hall, ranch-|here and prominently identified with] &% > | & ers in the Bates Park district, are|‘other business endeavors. After a oe Phone 69 5 \ 123-127 West 2nd Casper, Wyo. in Casper from Alcova today. 'rest in the east and south Mr. and} & Ne apne 7 Mrs. Nicholas plan to return to Cas- Mrs. Jus. B. Grieve is among the ‘ue = per to make their permanent home. | H \ a a a a a a i oe ee ss nS M% aXe OO KP ‘e RD eo RK? ‘e KP ‘e KP ‘o , Spring Time is New Suit Time K? ‘e io ? MoM oe 1% ‘eo Have a Custom Tailored Suit made at Canner’s where you men of Casper have the advantage of picking your cloth nght from the bolt and you know the quality and— MADE IN CASPER K? o SLITS OS SISOS SES ESISLISSETSSLISTISES SSE SIS IS. KO Mo oM% Me Matec eee oe ro-he-afe-eSe-aSe-eSo-ovectecte-eo-ase-ece-ecoegeetoatoasoece-ecectest ° (Lk hh de de de dhe had ded hadi dk dade ddd a

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