Hocker Adler Marriage at Methodist Parsonage
The marriage of Miss Cora L. Hocker to Daniel B. Adler took place at 9 o'clock Sunday morning at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage. Rev. Lewis Carter officiated. Santa Claus visited Mr and Mrs John Bryno's home delivering gifts to every present. Iroquois Council No. 6 Pocahontas to elect officers tonight at the I O O Hall. Christmas dinner yesterday at Roy H Bullack’s home on East Fourth Street. Oliver family on return honeymoon from Seattle. North Casper hosts silver tea Friday afternoon. Elks dance prep invites guests to Call at the office. Dinner party by Mrs R M Das an informal evening at her home. Christman wedding at 2 2 Went Batrowt. Married Mary Hay Hegewald at home in Rock Springs. Holiday party tomorrow evening at Presbyterian Tabernacle. Miller and Reed Miller host dinner. maps and friends attend. DeMolay dance Friday night for students home for holidays. Kid party by Miss Malone Lea Wednesday evening.
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Cora L. Hocker
Daniel BE
Adler
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Lewis Carter
Santa Claus
Styne
John Bryno
CY Avenue
Sanita
Fea
Santa
George Ferguson
A. Marshall
A. A. Slade
M. C. Church
Peter Tobin
Roy H. Bullack
East Fourth Street
Russel Oliver
Maybella Ellison
R. McDougel
Roy Bullack
Mra. Oliver
eSattle, Wash
Rock Island, I
Ol'ver
Chicago Tock Island
Pacific Railroad
Oliver
Mr. Bullock
Chicago
Elks
Priice Lodge
Elis’ Ir Nna
Carney Peterson
Ol Exchange
Casper
Hegewald
Mary Hay
George Hingewald
Laramla
University At
Reed Miller
South Jefferson Street
Personal Notes From The Holidays At Douglas
Wra John Byrne of 46 CY postpones house guest visits until after the holidays. Miss Patricia ONeill visits in Douglas with her sister Miss O’Neill returning soon. Francis Kerwood and party stay in Kansas City then return midweek. Mrs Barah Morton arrives from Douglas for several days with the Sullivan home. R C Walkerson and wife visit from Denver. Miss Mary Long arrives from Houston to work with the county treasurer. L G Newman and wife welcome an eight pound baby girl at 1014 South Oak Street. both mother and child reported well. Mrs Jack Clark hosts Miles Leora Nelle of Lander as a guest. Vella attends Elk dance. Hattie Hardy, formerly at St Agnes in Alliance, visiting with her parents the Hardys. Mr and Mrs W P Jones and daughter Maudie Evelyn travel from Salt Creek to spend Christmas with Mr and Mrs Ompt Gardom. Mrs Jonoth Bernard, cashier’s assistant at Citizens National Bank, returns from Boulder after Christmastime with her parents.
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L. G. Newman
South Oak Street
Ther
Son
City Briefs Travel Notices Dominate Local Desk
City briefs note D Frederick and K Willania from Omaha will stay several days for business. Charles Hubert left for Chicago and New York for a weeks long bus ing and pleasure trip. Harry Ottmire and son arrive from Bt Werth to spend a period in the city.
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D. Frederick
K. Willania
Omaha
Charles Hubert
Chicago
New York
Harry Ottmire and Son
Bt. Werth
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Promote System Health
An old tonic claim asserts the laxative Bromo Quinine tablets keep the system in condition and ward off attacks of cold grip or influenza. The wording emphasizes preventive benefits for general health using a familiar remedy.
Local residents embark on holiday visits and travel
Lang arrives from Chicago for a short stay while Harold Kiley returns from a Montana oil field trip. Jeremiah Mahoney leaves for Buffalo Creek ranch after Christmas with family. Arthur Barks returns from Riverton after time at the Sleden structure. James Ewin heads to California for months visiting friends. James O Connor comes back from Rawlins Ferris Meld to spend holidays locally. Mr Rex Mayne and daughter Shannon depart for California to spend the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Connor
Rawlins
Ferris Meld
Vaudeville Tonight at the Iria Theater
The Iria theater tonight and tomorrow features juggling ventriloquism songs and dances and comedy. Evane and Maye present Piensing Pot-Pourt Bonga and Dances while Misa Ella Maye offers dancing numbers. The Orpheus Comedy Four perform the Grouch Killers with rapid punch lines. Ralphs and May display club juggling jap pools devil sticks and balancing with a fast neat routine. Harry Lee a New York ventriloquist and entertainer appears with songs and his ventriloquism act and a film titled The Unfoldment.
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Iria Theater
Evane
Maye
Misa Ella Maye
Orpheus Comedy Four
Ralphs
May
Harry Lee
New York
New York City
le Hin
Ola
Burning Sands Scores Big at Rialto
A Paramount feature titled Burning Sands stars Wanda Hawley and Milton Allis and draws large crowds at the Rialto theater this week. Early critics call the photoplay equal in drama and appeal to The Mhelk, praising its beauty and charm.
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Burning Sands
Rialto
Burning Sande
Paramount
Wanda Hawley
Milton Allis
Rialto Theater
Mhelk
Moa
Beaalifu
Presbyterian Endorse Plan for Building at Eighth and Wolcott
The First Presbyterian Church congregation voted unanimously to approve building a new church at the corner of Eighth and Wolcott next year. T. Reed was named chairman as O. L. Walker presented the plan. An executive committee to lead fund campaigns was formed and to be staffed by four or more members.
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First Presbyterian Church
Boards of Elders
Eighth and Wolcort
T. \. Reed
O. TL. Walker
Bourda
A. Reed
Bryant Home Mourns Frances Dying At Age
Little Frances Bryant, year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Bes ant of 28 East Yellowstone, died yesterday afternoon after several days illness. Funeral from Shaffer Gay chapel at 10 o'clock Thursday morning with Christian Burial. Father of the deceased is a Burlington rider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Bryant
W. A. Besant
Yellowstone
Shaffer
Gay Chapel
Christian Boen
Burlington
Box of dynamite found sparks sheriff investigation
Deputies from Sheriff Joe Marquis office investigate after Glen Parley of Casper reports finding a capped wired dynamite box with timber and 150 feet of wire eight miles from the North Platte river. Farley was away hunting at the time. description suggests the outfit may have been for primary use.
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Joe Marquis
Glen Parley
Casper
North Platte
Farley
Stolen Stoves Replaced as Scout Camp Security Tightens
The Pay Scouts of Casepr start a post Christmas activity with two stoves taken to Camp Rotary cabin, a heating stove and a cook range. Repairs replace a damaged oil stove to keep the cabin warm in subzero weather. Reports say two boys damaged cabins in Gothmore Park and on nearby mountains, with Scouts mounting a search to identify the culprits. Troop Three faces Troop Six in a Rap ter Church basketball game as leaders verify each Scout’s whereabouts.
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Casepr
Camp
Rotary
Lota
Gothmore Park
Davy Crockett
Rapter Church
Metheodat
Sts Boya
Baptiat Church
Next Hearing in Oil Probe on January 23
Washington Dec 26 A postponement to January 2 was announced in the oil industry inquiry. Chairman tacilotio of the Senate manufactures subcommittee said Standard Oil of New York is to send experts from its departments to testify upon resumption, after which Magnolia Petroleum and Prairie Pipe Line officials will be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chateman Tacilotio
Senate
Btandard Ol Company
New York
Magnolia Petroleum Company
I’rairie Pipe Line Company
Kitten Prank Ends in Owner's Death in Brooklyn Home
A small gray cat leaped at a rubber hose connected to a guest stove in the Brooklyn home of Mrs. Catherine Carey causing a fatal accident today. Police report missing details but pursue the case as a tragic mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Catherine Carey
Six Men Seized by Sheriff Over Christmas Weekend
Six men were arrested by the sheriff over the two day Christmas holiday. A G Mathers R F E Forester and Frank Hines were picked up for disturbing the peace at a North Burlington amusement hall. Monty Keefe faced illegal firearm possession and disturbance at Salt Creek. John Patton will be charged with highway robbery after an attempted hold up on West Yellowstone avenue. John Gresser faces petty larceny for allegedly stealing timber from a local yard.
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Sheriff's Office
A. G. Mathers
R. F E. Forester
Frank Hines
Mkte
Easton
North Burlington
Monty Keefe
Snow
Salt Creek
John Patton
West Yellowstone Avenue
John Gresser
Tubbe
Man Struck By Auto On Tulsa Sidewalk
Edward Harris, Tulsa hotel proprietor, was knocked unconscious at 10 30 PM Monday after a Buick roadster mounted the curb on East Second Street near Walcott, striking Harris who stood with six others awaiting a bus. Clifford Thompskina, a Texas Oil Company refinery employee, was also bruised in the same incident. The driver, naming attorney John Killalea, said a frosted windshield hindered judging the curb distance. Harris sustained a strained back and multiple bruises.
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Edward Harris
Tulsa
North Center Street
East Second
Walcott Streets
John Killa'ea
Harr
Clifford
Salvation Army Thanks Donors After Chariman Day Festivities
The Salvation Army extends gratitude to numerous groups including the Elks Community Club Carpenters Union Stockmen Bath Association and Presbyterian Ladens orchestra for aiding Chariman Day events. Special thanks go to Rev A Wilson for use of his tabernacle and to Witte’s violin solo and chili treats.
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Tribune
Salvaton Army
The
Elks
Community Club
Carpenters’ Union
Stockmen's Bath Association
Presbyterian Laden’ Orchestra
Witte
A. Wilson
Omaha Seeks Denver Bandits Linked to Bank Heist
Omaha police investigate a Denver bank robbery claim after a porter reports two Denver men fled on a fast train to Omaha. The men allegedly paid $60 in five dollar bills and hid with a local lodging porter who shared the tip.
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Omaha
Nob
Den
Denver
Honerve Bank
Mauree Chat & Puclman
Quick Quaker Oats Offer Quick Cooking Oats
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Lathrop
H. BR
Soulh Cender Street
Carl EB. Hawks
East Thint Girect
Iroquis
Iroquis Council
Degree of Pocahontas
Mrs. Baxter
BH. H. Baxter
Weat Fourteenth Street
W. C. Rhodes
R. M. Sheppard
Messrs Robertson
L. Er
W. FE. Grover
J. Groy
Mra. R. M
Andria
Tomorry
Durbin
Ralph Andrus
Minnesota
Neach Marks
Miss
Christ'am Beach
Joe Marke
Saturna
Ollie Lews
George Popovich
Presbyterian Tabernacle
Siath
Mrs. Miller
A. C. Leabon
Arck Clark
Booth Ash Street
Christman
Mapara
Eugene Dunn
Bb. C
Skinner Joe Irwin
A.C. Leabon
Jack Clark
Elisabeth
Margaret Irwin
Veronica Glenn
Harry Parsons
van Meter School of Music
Methodist Church
DeMolay
de Folay
Mason's Temple
J. M. Lowndes
BE. Rediski
C. H. Townsend
Lew M. Gay
Wiss Malone
Miss Malone Lea
West Four Onth Street
John Bryne
S McWilliams
Garet
Hay Springs
Misa Patricia O'Neill
Douglas
Miss O'Neil Willeturn
Francis Kerwood
Ormer
Kansas City
Mr. Kerwood
Barah Morton
Patrick Sullivan
R. C. T Walkerson
Heir
Mary Long
Houston
Texas
Miles Leora Nelle
Lander
Vella
Hattie Hardy
St. Agnes Academy
Alance
Nobio
Mr. and
Tre
J. I. Hardy
W. P. Jones
Maudie Evelyn
Gardom
Jonoth
Carl Bernard
Citizens’ National Bank
Boulder
Colo
C. DR. Batchelor
Heaven
Eral
Fam Lang
Harold Kiley
Montana
Jeremiah Mahoney
Buffalo Creek Ranch
Arthur
Barks
Riverton
Sleden
James Ewin
California
Rex Mayne
Shannon
Presbyterian
W. A. Bryant
Frances
Cedar St. Market
Sherif
Salvation Army
Adit
M. Eplett
Harry Esness
Harry Yesness
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