Celebration and society notices in D A R and local clubs
D A R hosts Ww Bay celebration with Mrs Wallace Leavitt and Mrs B B Brooks at Mrs Brooks Blackmore apartment Friday 9 20 to 6. W C T U meets tomorrow 2 30 at Natrona County Library with a program. Casper BPW meets with reading of Lady Windermere. Arthur Siebken and Carrie Powell wed at Presbyterian Manse 804 South Walcott. Terrace Gardens reopens Friday night with a dance hall plan to cabaret December 15. Hand home hosts bridge and luncheon. Neighborhood Bridge Club holds first dinner. Welfare Club Christmas entertainment tomorrow 3 30 at Episcopal church with tree and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Leavitt
B. B. Brooks
Daughters of the American Revolution
Casper
Presbyterian Tabernacle
Lowell
C. A. Wilson
Lady Winameer
Oscar Wilde
Ida Mase Hopking
Inez Babb
Blanche Toland
Mae. L. Winter
Edna Thomas
T Terrace Gardens
Terrace Gardens
C. E
Bud) Averill
George Vroorman
American Legion
Walter
Chanticleer Oafa
Pat Hand
Walnut Streat
Episcopal Church
Personal notices from Casper area residents and travelers
Mrs J C Snook welcomed a baby boy at a private hospital. Frank Probst and Miss Marc Pritchett arrived from Grey Bull after returning from Nebraska with their mother Mrs Sam Pritchett. Milas Pritchett, once a Natrona student, stays with her sister until Sunday. Weathers return from Fargo Camp. D A Jones of Thermopolis visits Casper this week. Mrs Carl Hopkins returns from Denver and opens a dress shop at home. Charles Durham heads to Denver for a week of business and visits. Anna Doyle leaves for Lincoln Neb to attend high school and stay with relatives. Mrs W E Carrico shops in Casper. W E Carrico runs Big Muddy field. St Mark's Guild plans a December 10 supper at Mid West Pharmacy. Mrs John Holden returns to New York. J E Higgins, Dr Jay Smith, and Stewart Anderson visit from Glenrock. W L Reed from Basin to handle business. W A Dean back to his Alcora homestead. Harry Young of Glenrock attends to affairs. Miss Winifred Wilson of Basin visits Casper. The note about saws and a bank robbery log contains conflicting, unclear details. The tale of Pfunder and Pfunder’s escape plot follows, with Sheriff Payne and Wheatland jail referenced. Ruse is moved to Cheyenne after seeking a $5,000 jailbreak offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Probst
Marc Pritchett
Burlington
Greybull
Nebraska
Sam Pritchett
Milas Pritchett
Natrona County High School
City Briefs Highlight Local Business Travel and Plans
Shada W I Rohr returned from Cheyenne Rick River and Raw Uns on R T Kemp Co business. C H Ritter of Denver accompanied him at Rock River camp. H L Livingston Montana G D Field St Louis Harry Mills Denver George Dawson Thermopolis D A Smith Denver visit Casper for business. C B Fields Glenrock to open Richter Music branch there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5 City News
Rtas
Shada
W. I. Rohr
Cheyenne
Rick River
Raw Uns
R. T. Kemp Company
Rock River
C. H. Ritter
Denver
H. L. Livingston
Montana
G. D. Field
St. Louis, Mo
Harry Mills
George Dawson
Thermopolis
D. A. Smith
City
C. B. Fields
Glenrock
Casper
Fir. Fields
Richter Music Company
Jailed man hid burglary tools in wooden leg
Cheyenne reports that J Kugel, accused of safe cracking linked to a school, and partner Adolf Pfunder, were found with tools in Kugel’s wooden leg. Sheriff George Carroll uncovered a stash including a dozen safety razor blades a set of chemical formulas and a Prussian insignia ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Herman J. Kugel
Adolf Pfunder
State Bank of
Chug- Water
Wyoming
Pfunder
George Carroll
Laramie County
Kusel
Kiwanis Club Focuses on Health and Education
The Kiwanis weekly meeting centered on health and education with multiple speakers. Dr H R Lathrop traced diphtheria history and prevention, Mrs B B Breeks outlined D A R education work, and Prof J C McGlade discussed Natrona County High School and visiting day arrangements. J T McCoy provided entertaining sketches. The nominating committee reported for the December 29 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
H. R. Lathrop
Daughters of the American Revolution
B. B. Breeks
J. C. McGlade
Natrona County
J. T. McCoy
Wyoming
Bingenheimer Buys Corner in Cheyenne for 90000
In Cheyenne Wyoming on December 8 the corner at Capitol Avenue and Seventeenth Street in the business district sold for 90000. The estate of Coronel BE Slack sold the property to Joseph Bingenheimer, a Casper lumber dealer, on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne. Wyo
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Coronel BE. A. Slack
Joseph Bingenheimer
Casper
Vaudeville Show Delights Patrons With Packed Night
Last week's vaudeville success repeats with new weekly acts and strong applause. Maud Miller and company thrill with a straightjacket escape, Mann sisters display classic toe dancing, Ardell brokers dazzles on the rings, Browning and Moore entertain with singing and talking, Burrell and Purdel stage comedy, and Alice Calhoun closes with The Matrimonial Web.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihe Theater
Stante
Maud Miller and Company
Mann Sisters
Ardell Brokers
Browning
Moore
Wetherill Leaves to Take Up New Duties
Ira J. Wetherill, longtime resident, departs for Denver then Independence Kansas to begin new post as vice president of National Supply Company. He will oversee the western territory from Mexico to the northwestern coast after resigning from the Rotary Club last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira J. Wetherill
Denver
Independence
Kans
Wetherill
National Supply Company
Mexico
Wether]l
Rotary Club
Montana couple opens Casper auto shop and garage
Mr and Mrs J N Wells of LaurelMont moved to Casper and bought the West Yellowstone garage and rooming house from Groves and Deers. Probst and Mathers acted as realtors. Wells will run an auto repair shop with a full line of accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Wells
Laurel, Mont
Casper
West Yellowstone
Groves & Deers
Probst & Mathers, Realtors
Wells
Colorful Linings in Poiret Velvet Evening Gown
Milady crafts bold fashion by lining skirts of dance gowns. A black velvet gown from Poiret features a cherry taffeta lining, showcasing a vivid contrast amid a trend of colorful touches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
Pioneer rancher Edward M. Irwin laid to rest in Highland
The funeral of Edward M. Irwin ranchman of Natrona county was conducted at the Presbyterian tabernacle at 2 o'clock with Rev. Charles A. Wilson officiating. Numerous testimonials honored the deceased, and he is survived by his wife and a family of grown children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Irwin
Natréna County
Presbyterian Tabernacle
Charles A. Wilson
Irwin
For Rent Modern two room furnished apartment
For rent a modern two room furnished apartment at Jackson Apartments located at 919 South Jack gon street. Vacant today. Phone 10W 128 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Apartments
South Jack
Gon Atreet
Durbin Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. A. R. Meeting
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Natrona Country Library
Mr. and Mrs. Smith
Cal Smith
Scott Apartments
Siebken-Powell
Arthur Siebken
Carrie Powell
South Walcott Street
Sebken
Standanl
Mrs. Hand
Neighborhood Club
George Smith
Neighborhood Bridge Club
F. A. Vilmare
J. C. Snook
Keith
D. A. Jones
Thermopolia
Jones
Carl Hopkins
South Melrose Avenue
Charles Durham
Anna Doyle
Atrona County
Lincoln, Neb
W. EB. Carrico
Parkerton
W. EE. Carrico
Big Muddy
St. Mark's Guild
Midwest Pharmacy
Richter Musical Instruments
Brunswick Talking Machine
John A. Holden
New York
J. E. Higgins
Jay Smith
Stewart Anderson
W. L. Reed
Basin
W. A. Dean
Alcora
Bunsmeas
Harry Young
Winifred Wilson
Iva Dillon
Eugella
Chugwater
Homer F Payne
Bingenheimer
Lydig Hoyt
Circlea
the Bootery
East Second Street
Edward Ames
Burrell and
Purdel
Aliee Calhoun
Pioneer Rancher
LA AT Rest N
Highland
the Kimball Drug Stores
Grjoy
Chicago
A the Hotel OF
Henning
Coats
Kayser
South Center Street
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