Former Casper Girl Weds Pacific Coast Diamond Star
Esther Margaret Doran of Casper married Jimmy O Connell outfielder for the San Francisco team in the Pacific Coast league. He was recently sold to the New York Giants for 75000. They will live in San Francisco this winter and O Connell will report to New York in the spring. Community notes cover Royal Neighbors meeting plans and various club activities in Casper.
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Casper
Diamond Star
Esther Margaret Doran
Natrona County
St. Thomas’ Church
Los Angeles
Cal
Jimmy O'Connell
San Francisco
New York Giants
Associated Press
O'Connell
Francisco
New York
Giants
O'Connel
Dougian
Offler
Casper Case Highlights Daily Local Health Misery
A Casper injury claim quotes a brick mason helper describing nightly kidney pains and inflamed bladder from heavy lifting. He reports backache and stabbing pains until he uses Boanw Kidney Pills, claiming complete cure with no further trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
V. Hausman
North Parkstreet
Cyaper
Phaeton Mibure Co
Mire
Buffalo
Local residents visit city adding to social notes
Mrs. Ernest Meyers of Salt Creek visits Casper with friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Wessel visit from Salt Creek. Miss Inez Oaken arrives from Thermopolis. Mrs. M. Te Beneen heads to Denver after a week with Casper friends. Kuykendahl lodge drill team departs for Douglas to open new LO C F hall. Ted Purdy Ed Donohoe and Edna Smith take a Sheridan trip. W G Birkhauser leases Duncan property and plans move from Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuykendah! Lodge No
Rebekahs
Douglas
LO. C. F. Hall
Ted Purdy
Edward Donohoe
Edna Smith
Sheridan
City Briefs Mentioned Visitors and Local Happenings
Jessie R Webb from Kaycee visits Casper on business matters. R P Miller arrives from Portland. Mrs Frank Cowan leaves for Sweetwater for a week with Mrs Jim McIntosh. W P Cutter a Lander businessman stops for the week. Miss Jessie Munson of Denver plans to winter in the city. Mrs T W McDonald recovering after surgery at State hospital. Dr G S Barger returns from Thermopolis. Jim McCarthy of Omaha and John MacGrunnley of North Platte visit cousins and depart for North Platte. Miss Margaret Nau to ride with Fred Morron from Atlanta. Morron has large business interests there. Br Conwell visiting in Denver. Hugh Giffin, Fire Department captain, back from Colorado Springs. A E Bruce, Lou Pierce, Paul Marrick, E H Warren, M B Evans join elk-hunt party returning with four elk. A H Hobbs of Producers and Refiners accounting department transfers to Chicago. Don Philips of Parkersburg Rig and Reel returns yesterday.
Love Notts by Kay Kean Uneasy Money
A 1922 Public Ledger piece warns that a thrifty fiance may become untrustworthy after marriage. It cautions against dependence on a stingy partner who hoards money and resists sharing, urging readers to assess character beyond wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond Rover
Public Ledger Company
Local Notes From Town Leaders and Visitors
From Montana where he has been spending two weeks on business. Eddie Waywards and Charles Bruce returned yesterday from a succerstu hunting drip in the Jackson Hole country. Duke Gordon returned yesterday from Basin after a two weeks inspection trip. John Wolf of Ball Creek is in the city for a few days. Mark A. Webber left yesterday for Denver to be gone several days on business. C. 1. Thompson has installed a new paragon set at his residence 104 North Washington street.
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J. C. Brown
Los Angeles
Cal
C. D. Murane
Brown
Alaska
Calver
Littl Creepie Creek
Montana
Eddie Waywards
Charles Bruce
Jackson Hole
Duke Gordon
Basin
John Wolf
Ball Creek
Mark A. Webber
Denver
C. 1. Thompson
North Washington Street
Jewish New Year Observed in Casper
The Jewish New Year was celebrated in Casper with day services at the GO OF hall and evening gatherings. Rabbi Schrider, visiting from Denver, urged establishing a Jewish church in Casper highlighting the large local Jewish population without a own church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Schrider
Denver
United States
Numerous Fines Imposed by City Court Offenders
City police court last night showed impatience with violators of ordinances as the city attorney announced that all who wished to plead guilty would be dispensed with first.
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Agaiant
Court Fines For Poaching and Disturbance
The court imposed three fines of ten dollars each for possession of liquor and related disturbances. The case notes indicate multiple small penalties as a result of the alleged violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poanenaion
Mquor
Fines Imposed for Admitting Alcohol Intoxication
Several fines of 16 dollars were imposed on individuals who readily admitted they had been drunk.
Firat Christian Church on the Corner of Grant and Lindae
A fragment notes Firat Christian Church at the corner of Grant and Lindae. The text is incomplete but indicates a church location or notice in that neighborhood.
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Grant and
Lindae
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Muranes
California
Bert Wagner
Wll
Wyoming Royal Neighbors of America
East Second Street
Torrington
State Women's Club Federation
Casper Women's Clubs
William Holland
E. P. Bason
B. B. Brooks
Shipp
State Federation of Women's Clubs
B. Richard Shipp
George M. Hemis
Riverton
Committed
Grace Bemis
Riverton High School
Linn I. Noble
Thermopolia
C. E. Stewart
Thermopols
Marie M. Savage
Thermopotis
Cecil Bon
CY Avenue
Hooper
Paul Hooper
South Beech Street
Mark Downey
Rock River
Kingrey-Gilardi
Vera Kingrey
Frank Gilardi
de Molays
Darius Chapter
Order of de Molay
Masonic Temple
Moronery
Friends of de Molay
Chingles FE. Wells Music Company
Phillip Gordon
Planiat
Midwest Pharmacy
Mr. Garten
Neighbors of
Woodcraft
T. 0.O. F. Hall
Westminster Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Manse
Cheries A. Win
Presbyterian Danee
First Presbyterian
North Casper
Kenwood
Milla
Mr. and
Otis
Wasaga
Chicamo
Roland Studiey
Waser
Reductio
Ele
Ernest Meyers
Salt Creek
Mra
J.T. Arnoldue
Lovell
Wyo
John Wessel
O'S
Inez Oaken
Thermopolis
Mary McPake
Lamime
Ronella Clenchan Hay
Mary Fitehugh
Mrs. C. Gibbs
Chicago
W. G. Birkhauser
Duncan
East Fifth Street
Jessie R. Webb
Kaycee
R. P. Miller
Portland, Ore
Frank Cowan
Sweet Water
Jim McIntosh
W. P. Cutter
Fron Lander
Jessie Munson
H. P. Bubb
The
City
T. W. McDonald
State Hospital
Jim McCarthy
Omaha
John MacGrnnley
North Platte
Neb
Margaret
Genevieve Nau
Miss Margaret Nau
Fred FR. Morron
Atlanta, Ga
Mr. Morron
Br. P. Conwell
Hugh Giffin
Fire Department No. 1
Colorado Springs
E. BE. Bruce
Lou Pierce
Paul Marrick
E. H. Warren
M. BE. Evans
A. H. Hobbs
Don Philips
Parkersburg Rig and Reel Company
Love Nots
Kay Kean
Loop
Horroon Hotel
Clark
Madison Sts
WONDE
Arden
Pep
Lucky Strikes
Bull Durham
Prince Albert
Tuxedo
Brownee
Bazer
H. B. Kline
Oi Exchange
Ading Specialty Shop
Couturiers
the Elks Charity Ball
Coats
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