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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
4
Mrs Guy H Trevett entertained the Neighborhood club at a Tuesday dinner and bridge party at 704 South Grant Street. J O Donnel and J J Donovan won high honors at bridge. Decorations featured white and purple iris. Twelve guests attended.
Robert N. Ogden Jr. returns to Casper after Cheyenne business. University of Wyoming students Mark Hardy and Dan Packard arrive in Casper, with Packard heading to Lander and Hardy staying. Various officials and businesspeople from Denver Denver, Wheatland, Lander, Cheyenne, and Chicago noted in town or en route.
Lincoln June 1 Gustafeon head of the United Sates Orain Growers Inc through J A Crawford Lincoln representative announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination as United States senator in the July primary.
Mr and Mrs C S Emery and Mr and Mrs H J Linder with Ben Emery returning from an eastern trip halted overnight in Casper as they head to Sheridan.
Casper Kiwanis club to send J B Mechling and Rev L E Carter as Wyoming delegates to the International Convention in Toronto June 20 21 and 22 with full voting power. Club plans to sponsor a Miss Wyoming by a 1.00 per member fund and endorses BPW efforts to bring Axel and Madame Skovgaard to Casper June 15.
The nineteenth annual convention of the Colored Women's Federated club of Colorado and Wyoming will be held in Cheyenne on Wednesday June 14.
An advertisement touts a freckle remover Othine with money back guarantee. It claims the double strength product removes freckles after a few applications and urges asking the druggist for the double strength version.
Wyoming county officials weigh a $3000 to $4000 plan to improve the narrow Casper Mountain road leading to the summit. The chamber of commerce urged the project, while the commissioners warned funds are tight and prefer the larger Alcora-Sweetwater route for freight to Lost Soldier field.
London dispatch reports Bolsheviks have arrested Monsignor Szioplak, coadjutor to the Catholic Metropolitan and the highest Catholic authority in Russia, shocking Vatican authorities.
Wyoming Masons class of 93 candidates raised to the thirty second degree presented a marble drinking fountain to the Consistory cathedral under construction in Cheyenne. The fountain, donated during the Wyoming Consistory reunion, will cost about 1000 dollars.
Lillian Russell Moore, celebrated operatic star and wartime patriot, is laid to rest at Allegheny Cemetery in Pittsburgh as dignitaries and a large circle of friends attend. The San Francisco Press Club marks her passing with half mast, noting her honorary role and a golden key she received after a benefit concert.
Twenty five Wyoming localities are represented by the class of 92 members receiving the Scottish Rite degrees during the semiannual reunion of Wyoming Consistory No 1. Cheyenne leads with thirty four representatives followed by Casper with eight.
A warm water pool 160 by 76 feet, fed from an ice plant, was completed in Cheyenne Wyro and dedicated Wednesday as 450 Shriners from Cleveland Ohio paused en route to the national Shrine convention in San Francisco. The pool is owned by Cal Holliday.
Seattle announces electrification of the Great Northern Railway at a projected cost of 20 million dollars. J H ONeill, western general manager, states Seattle will be the western terminal for electrical equipment with initial work between Whitefish Montana and a later segment over the Cascades between Wenatchee and Seattle.
London reports that Southern Chinese government troops have entered Kiangal, causing the flight of the military governor Chen Kuang Yuan. It marks a second Canton invasion of Kiangal in a short span, with Chen seeking reinforcements from Wu Pei Fu that have not arrived.
Henry M Holden of Texas was nominated to serve as United States attorney for the southern district of Texas. The nomination was announced in Washington.
CHEYENNE June Mrs Wakeman of Newcastle with her son Edgar Wakeman was knocked unconscious Tuesday when a car hit a rough stretch forcing a wheel into the top of the vehicle. Injuries are not serious. California fruit and canneries output totals 17 000 carloads, enough to fill a 136 mile train.
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