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In tho east. will visit few days with
DR.. and Mrs. Hoas.
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| Miss Marjorie Fitch and cousins.
Albert Booth and Milton Booth, who
have been with friends in Denver arc
expected to motor to Pueblo tomor-
row.
Mrs. j, B. Parks and sons, Miss
Amelie Goldsmith. guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon p. Shonsbye. left Friday
for their homes in St Louis, Mo.
Miss Florence Park will leave today
for Cedarwood where she has ac-
cepted a position in the schools.
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Mrs. Alva r. Adams and children,
after happy summer spent at their
country home in Cucrna Verde. re-
turned last week to the city,
MIR. and Mrs. Verne Hyde. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. r. Bussler and little SON
ing at the HYDE cottage at Camp
Stratton for two months are spending
a few days at Estes Park. They will
return shortly to their home in Kan
sas City. Mo.
Addison Garnett came from Gilman
Friday to spend the weekend with
his mother and sister.
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Mr.. Ralph F.. Cresswell made a
short visit in Pueblo the first OF the
week leaving Monday for Chicago.
Later he will 60 TO his home in Sea
forth. Ontario, Can.
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Miss Marie Hastings. guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. Reuben Hastings left Tues
dav for walsenhurg where she will
teach In the kindergarten,
q 4.
Miss Thankful Rickmore who has
been enjoying a visit OF several weeks
with Miss Elizabeth Crockett left
Tuesday for Colorado Springs where
she visited a few days and returned
to her home in Denver.
Miss Virginia Housman who has
been visiting in Roanoke and Lynch
burg. Va, and also with her grand
father in Lewisbcrg. ". Va. Us expect
cd to return to .her. home today.
Il = i.
Mrs. Wilbur Lucas and children
|who have been at their summer home
in Cucrna Verde nearly three months
have returned 10 the city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Owen r. GaIbrai,h
and sons. Albert and Douglas. guests
l.r Wednesday for their home in
Hutchinson. Kan.
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Mrs. Raymond g. Cow,n. guest of
Mrs Charles II. Dickcrson. her aunt d.
and family returned Tuesday evening
TO her home in Sapulpa, Okla.
= + !.
Mrs. Aaron sonneboru went 10 Trini.
dad last week to visit relatives and be
absent month.
Mrs. Frank walterstein and small
In -
days at tho Congress hotel. arc guests
of Miss Joe By,ne..
Tn. Misses Mildred and Sophia
HARRISON who have been sojournin {
two months in California returned 10
Pueblo Thursday.
Jack Robertson. after a pleasant va
cation enjoyed with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. John Robertson. returned TO
the state School OF Mines at Golden
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. G. Brookins and
Miss Julia SrookinE will return this
week from Cucrns Verde where they
have been enjoying the summer al
Mrs Robert s. Cast and children
have roturncd frnpi a soiourn at their
country homo in cuerns Verde
-
Mrs. V. W. tullinEton left Thursdav
evening for her homo nj Mctihco. AxE
hfter a visit Of six weeks with her sis
,,ors, Mrs Ralph Myers and Mrs VIII
liam Farmer.
r = =
MIS-. Anna c. Goodwin and utt,. .on.
Ralph. have returned from a wook
visit with Mrs. Sarah Green at Rocky
Ford.
p :. :.
Miss Lucille Allard visited with Miss
Esther Saunders the FIRST Of the past
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LAUNDRY UNDER
NEW MANAGEMENT

The Stair Steam Laundry has
changed management and viii i'm the
future be known as the Royal Laun
dry. The new mana cement took charge
this week The business was lea sed
from steve Stair. the present owner.
In the future il viii be managed by u.
+. Aquino. popular proprietor Of the
Royal shop and he has secured r. r
Daugherty and Walter Holland. two
experienced laundry men 90 assist him.
With several improvements which have
been made en- the machinery, and these
experienced men In charge, "a very SAT-
isfactory class Of work viii be- turned
out
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BAPTIST MEETING
CLOSED HURSUAY

The series VI revival lmeeings which
has been IN progress at the First Bap-
list Church closed last Thursday night
after the evening service. The pastor.
the Rev. A :. Petite was assisted in
the meeting by DIT W NJ. Wood. Of
Nashville. who presented some very in
teresting and inspiring sermons. and
added 70 the progressive spirit which
this congregation has shown in the past
few months Several additions. both By
baptism and by letter were made 10 she
church. In addition 10 much benefit
which was derived by the members
Baptising was held at the Sunday
evening service by the pastor. several
of the recent converts submitting %
the ordinance.
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SMALL Pox IN BOTTOM

A number Of cases Of small pox have
been reported from the lower bottom
during the past two weeks. The county
health authorities have been busy seek
ing 10 isolate the cases and prevent a
further spread Of this loathsome mala-
dy. and IL seems that they are meeting
with some trouble IN persuading the
ones 20 remain away from
thoSe who lsave not developed the dis
ease. IN spite Of this handicap. how
ever. the health officers seem 10 be-
making some Roadway against the
spread Of the disease.
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COLyIN WILL SPEAK
HERE MONDAY

State Superintendent Of Public In
sfruction George Colvin. viii speak 10
the people Of Fulton County Monday
oct. 3. az the following places: Fulton.
10 a. m Crutchfield ] p. M. Cnyce.
3 80 y. m. and al the courthouse i'm
Hickman al 80 D. m He viii address
the audiences az these places on the
proposed amendments 20 the cOnstitu-
ton which viii be- voted on I'm the Nov
ember election. This Is an opportunity
10 hear forccful speaker and a SPLEEN
did presentation Of the issues involved
in these amendments
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. 4. Ellison left Thurs
day morning for Memphis. They were
accompanied by Neville and Henry
Roney and Charles Travis. who attend
ed the Tri-State Fair and the post
season series between the Memphis
club. champions of the Southern League
and Fort Worth. champions of the Tex
as League for the championship Of the
South. They returned Sunday night
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Sunday School at AS a. N.
Preaching IL n. m. and Z 80 p. m. on
first and third Sundays
Prayer service Thursday night Z 80
pm
Everybody cordially invited
Rev. v. + Banks. Pastor.
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A cross. sickly baby suffering from
digestive troubles and lOseness Of the
bowels needs McGee's Baby Elixir. II
checks the bowels eases the stomach
aud restores healthy conditions. Price
sSe and GOc. Sold by Hickman Drug
20.
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NOTICE:

Please call at my office at the co,~,
house and give In your tax assessre,',
only short time TO do this before m.
penalty goes on 'ne
1p w T. Coffey. Tax Commiss,o,.-
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EARN A BETTER SALARY

Join Mrs Bee Crutchfield's night
class for shorthand and typewriting.
September ). to 10 o'clock. Practice
any afternoon after l o'O'clock. at T0J
Magnolia st. Terms. SO per month.
Ia
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American Legion-Business meet,,.
first Thursday night In each month g
D. m at Commercial Club rooms r..
service men urged to meet with ne
Present discharge petition and no ba1-
loted on same night.-H. T. S,ada
Post Commander. NJ. A Mcdaniel. Al
jutant-
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BON SUPER At GRAVES.

| There will - box supper az Graves
klOol House tomorrow night. Scpfem-
80. Every one is invited 10 be
Ltsent.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-29

Druggists refund money II PAZO OINTMENT fails
10 cure ltchinG Blind Bleeding or Protrudnf Plies
Instantly relieves Itching Piles. and you can Get
-esttul sleep after the FIRST application Price 6c
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Mrs. Fred Stokes and son. Of Water
Valley. arrived Sunday for few
weeks visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. &. Barrett
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-29

Mrs. j. o. West and son. J. q
attending ate. the Tri-sate Fair in Mem
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Mrs. HIarieman Howard OF Fulton
visited her parents, Julian Choate and
wife. the first Of the week.
Roger Burrus left Sunday for Nash
ville where he will enter for his third
years work in Vanderbilt University.
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Mrs Clara Naylor and son. LaRue.
returned Sunday from Nashville, where
IaRue has been under treatment at "A
hospital
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Hickman Lodge No. i294. b. p n
Eiks meets first and third "wednesday.
az Eiks Home.
5. ID. Stembridge. Exalted Ruler.
Marshall Mcdaniel. Secretary
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Hickman Chapter No. 2s9, Order of
the Eastern Star meets the second Fri
evening OF each month at 90 o'clock
at the w o. w. Hall. VISITING
sisters and brothers are cordially invif-
ed--Mrs- Annie Hale. Worthy Matron
Mrs Bertha Crutchfield, Sec'y.
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LODGE NOTES

Hickman Lodge No. 761. F. & A. NJ.
meets In stated communication ON the
second and fourth Monday nights in
each month at the Odd Fellows build
ing Visiting brothers always welcome.
&C. II. Travis. Master. w. +. Rem
nenberg. Secretary.
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Fulton Lodge No. So, I. O. o. F
meets each Thursday evening at s 90
O'Clock in the Odd Fellows building.
cordial invitation extended to all Odd
Fellows and visitors are welcome
J. T. Pierce, Noble Grand; W. w. Ans.
Secretary.
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Hickman Chapter No. 40. II. A. NJ.
meets in stated convOcation on the Sd
Monday night of each month. Visiting
companions are extended cordial well
come--W. +. Rennenberg. High Priest !:
Stanley ID. Stembridge. Secretary.
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.
Mrs. III. &. Barrett.
Mrs. Clara Naylor and son. LaRue.
returned Sunday from Nashville, where
IaRue has been under treatment at a
hospital
Mrs. Kate Webb Smith. and daught-
ers. Misses Frances and Florence re-
Turned Friday from an extended visit
IN Birmingham, Ala. and Atlanta. Ga.
Misses Louise ChOate and Lillian
Stubbs spent the week end I'm Union
CITY. the guests of Miss Selma Carr.
Miss Ruth White spent Sunday witt
her parents. Tom White and wife, of
Cayce.
W. #. Grissom and family are at
tending the Tri-State Fair at Mem
phis.
Mrs. Percy Jones and Mrs. J. X.
Brooks are attending the Fri State Fair
af Memphis.
Boss Nicely and wife. Of Fulton
spent Sunday with Mrs. Eula Cotton
Garnetf Lemonds. OF TiptOnviIle. is
visiting her mother Mrs. G. Il. Walker.
Dave Pierson has crew of men put
ting a new roof ON his residence.
Miss Mentor Walker leaves Saturday,
for oklahoma to spend the winter.
Mrs. Nora Reynolds and daughter
have moved to Fulton
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Mrs. Kate Webb Smith. and daught-
ers. Misses Frances and Florence re-
turned Friday from an extended visit
In birmingham, Ala. and Atlanta. Ga.
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Misses Louise Choate and Lillian
Stubbs spent the weekend In Union
CITY. the guests of Miss Selma Carr.
, 1921-10-04
CITY BRIEFS

Judge w. s. Metz OF Sheridan and
SON Dr. Charles Metz OF New York
are IN CASPER o several days on
matters Of business
Jack Merrill Of salt Creek 1. at.
tending to business IN b city for the
w b.. Maxwell. tank contractor WHO
IS employed by the Midwest Refining
company is spending several days at
his home here from Greybur where
he l. doing construction work at thu
refinery
W. II. Duncan has returned from
a Short business ts.3 to Denver and
Colorado Springs.
Harry jenkins Of salt Greek spent
yesterday In the city on a shopping
and pleasure visit. lie returned las;
T. a Hartley is here from Denver
looking after oil interests
Noah Williams. Ed Meentz. A. i,
rIardendorf and NJ. ]. Gothbers. ali
OF whom are interested in the Iowa
Wyoming OIL company are en- route to
Casper from Southern California
where they have been spending the
past week
u. d. Simpson left last night after
, 1921-10-04

ieft overland for Denver last week.
where they viii make their future
home. Miss Haynes has been doing
s~tenoxraphy work in ths Northwestern
OIL company office for thc past year.
Mrs ~ J.. Crowley X here from
Lander on a shopping and business
trip.
Mrs. Wilson kinbaI Jr. who re-
Gently underwent a ss,.~us operation
at he Womers and ch~fs.<n-s hos
pitai viii soon be able to be removed
10 her home.
Ar. and Mrs A. J.. Brcmfleid OF
Denver. ~s-re Mr.. Eromdeld Is presl.
dent pf the Industrial Building and
Loan association. spent the weekend
here visiting with friends. They were
taken on a "trip to the salt Greek fields
and were maze with the vastness Of
the work underway there. They re-
turned to Denver Sunday night.
Mr.. and AIRS. William Hodda have
returned TO Casper from crcybun
whefe they have been spending the
past year.
Mrs John Gerhardt spent yesterday
In the city from Salt Creek. attending
TO business and on a Cropping trip.
Miss Della Young OF Kansas City.
Mo- Is visiting with relatives and
friends in the city. Mics Young Is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Jack.
son former residents OF catper. and
At m time abe was a pupil al tho Ma
roma county high school.
, 1921-10-04
\ HoNEY, noNEy.

II has come 10 my attention that
some dealers are shipping IA light
weight comb honey. This is all right
II II IL sold FOR a reasonable price.
Dealers are asking 3sc per pound for
my fancy comb which I guarantee 20
weight not LESS than IL ozs. per
section and many sections weigh Is
much as Is ozs. and over. No less
than- 12,s o. sections IL No. 1 II
an capped and fastened 70 four sides
OF section No. l is really worth the
price asked. but 10 to IL OF. sections
, 1921-10-04
PERSONALS

Mira II C. Summers has rsturnsd
from De.avtr where she spent the pzz.
two weeks visiting with friends
Mis- n J. cothbsrx who has bs4n
~sre1iaaE the past three week. In Tier
mopol;s. has returned 10 her home IN
the city
Mr.. and Airs A. n Burke who are
en- n tom through the east are ieAv-
ing Indianapolis. Ind today for their
horne erc--stnE the trip in their
L~afsyetts motor car. Ar. Burke
writes ttst he EXPECTS snow before he
rezchs, Casper.
/ Mr.. and afr-. Charles BENJAMIN
have returned from Denver ana ras
surrounding country where they h-ve
been spending thcir vacation. TSey
made the trip II sasir nsotor car.
Airs Ted Burke has returned 70 her
home in Sioux City. s. D., after yirit-
ing with her husband here. Mr..
Burke Is connected with the Casper
pharmacy. They viii move their home
here as Q as they can become To-
Gated
Ar. and Mrs. Wilson S. Kimbai. sr..
have owe into their home in the
c~;sy-nfser SPENDING the Last months al
their umner home.
AIR end Airs. walter storrie have
returned from a motor trip TO Nebras.
In where they have been vis.ti-s with
r.,auyes. Mr.. storrie who is interest
Cd IN tie oil fields in Utah expects 10
leave zoo for there and for Montaaa
Miss Clara Aiken who is associated
with the Casper National bank has
left FOR Nebraska where she win
spend her vacation Visiting with
friends and relatives.
Miss Margaret I~.onEshore Is leaving
for Boulder. Colo. where she will visit
for several days with her sister Miss
Lois Lougshore who is attending the
University Of Colorado.
sfiss Margaret o'Brien. formerly OF
Fernsyivsn'r. who-e she was m he
rntpic, Of the Bethlehem Steel works,
has accepEeJ a position with the Cls-
VI ->'ttsi-It Dank-
Mr.. and Mrs @. S. Harris Of Kan.
sss City. No. are visiting here for
the week while attending to business
interests Mrs Harris was formerly
Miss Grace Dillon. a resident here and
an empioye at the rostoffsce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred viiinsve have re-
turned from . motor trip to Denver
whore they spert several days on busi.
ness and pleasure.
Miss Helen Thomas has returned
to GreybuIl after visiting in Casper
for over the weekend. d
Mrs. Albert Rochelle Of Lusx passed
through here last night en- routs 10
Gieybuu where she will attend the
convention OF the federated woraen's
clubs OF tho state.
Miss Alma Archambauit has return,
ed from Denver where she spent the
weekend whiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gleeson Of Ian.
der arrived overland last night and
will spend several days here. at the
home of Mr.. n Mrs. Glen Richards
on East Ye,lowstone I
Mrn- A. v. Smith. OF Iouglas who
has been visiting here Tor several
days returned to her home yester-
day. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. s. y. Brooks are
spending several days at the Hugh L.
Patton home on South wolcott street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ell ingram and
daughter. Jeanette. accompanied by
niece. Miss Florence Haynes.
, 1921-10-04

50 far. When you buy a comb OF my
honey ask you dealer TO weigh Il
and see to Il that you get your non
|ey's worth. VA. MOSTELLER.
, 1921-10-04

are dear at &c. for they are more
or less broken and lesky. I offered
n dealer. and VIII offer them all
this nsht and broken honey for 81
per case less than they have paid
, 1921-10-04

Do you want the Denver News
Times delivered to your office or
homer eau up Abe, phone los and you
WIN get service at once. You can get
b Times daily and the Sunday News
Tor 80 cents per month le-f-2t
, 1921-10-04


season viii be made and new Officers
win be elected for the years term. II
is planned 10 hold the regular ten
formal dances during the season. tho
nrsf ore to be given e Thanks.
giving time
Moose Dance Has
sood Attendance.
The first OF a series Of dances which
sfn be held during the winter at the
Winter Garden. was given by the
Moose lodge last night. The newly
decorated dance hail and the spien-
aid music drew many dancers to the
Winter Garden and the regular infor-
NAL affairs promise 10 be well at.
tended during he winter.
Mrs. Kemp Hostess Of
Deiphlnn Meeting.
The FIRST study Of the members OF
the Sstrona Deiphfan society win be
held tomorrow afternoon at 2.3o
O'Clock at tho home OF Mrs. r. Kemp
on South Park street The topic for
the years work Is music and art. Mu-
sic Will be taken up In the program
at The frst literary meeting.
Business Girls and Teachers
Invited TO Westminster Guild.
The Westminster Guild o. the Pres.
bytcrian. church will hold a general
get together social evening for the
business girls and teachers who arc
members of tho church, or have no
church Affiliations. at the mansc, se4
South wolcott street. tomorrow night.
An entertaining program has been
arranged for the evening and refresh.
ments win be served.
rhlnble Club
to Meet
The woodcraft Thimb,s club will
meet Wednesday afternoon at Z
o'clock at tho home of Mrs. George
Davis. ais North Grant street. All
of the members are urged to come
and bring their thimbies.
A-s. Durham TO
he uostess. Z,
The woman's Foreign Missionary
society Of the Methodist church Is In
vitcd 10 a tea which will be held at
the home OF Mrs. II. p. Durham, SIS
South Durbin street, Wednesday AFT
ernoon.
A silver Offering VIII be taken and
the proceeds will be added to q fund
which Il being raised to send a dele
gate from the state OF Wyoming to
the national convention which will be
held in Providence. r.. I..tin the near
future A musical program will be
presented.
Interesting Topic
ut Study Club.
The topic Of Thackery and his
works was taken up by the stud
club at the meeting held at the horde
Of Mrs. j. T. Gratiot, 1914 South wos,
colt street, held yesterday morning.
Mrs. W. 8. Kimhail. ST., presided at
the meeting and the subject to b. stud.
led was Interestingly presented.
DR.. and Mrs. Ms1.eIlan.
Are Host and Hostess.
A number Of friends were the guests
OF Or. and Mrs. Allan Mcclellan at an
informal dinne served at their apart.
ment in the Milan apartment house,
last night Places were LAID for six.
Following tho dinner the evening
was spent playing cards.
BARCI1AY CORsETs.
Call Mrs Burkett. Phone 1881 or
coll ~ 80 ur>~k nx.>1exh -e
, 1921-10-04

trsnaetinz bu-,aess in the city over
Sunday
Ernest Bruce and party OF hunters
have returned from h Big Horn
mountains where they were suecc5s.
ful in getting their deer.
Prosecuting County Attorney N. W.
Purcell Is expected TO return tomorrow
from Kansas where he was called On
legal matters.
Harold Williams OF salt Creek Is
Spending the day here on a shopping
trip and Visiting with friends.
W X Bennett. manager OF tho Pa
cite Mutual Insurance company has
Continued on Page 81
, 1921-10-04
Delegates Leave for
Grrybull Convention.

Grrybull Convention
A delegation Of seven. women repre-
rentirE the three federated womenfs
clubs OF the city. left this morning IN
addition to numbers OF prominent club
wc-ien from throughout the state. 10
be IN attendance at the state CONVEX
ton OF federated women's clubs al
Greybuil.
A conference Of the Daughters OF
the american Revolution VIII be IN
cIuded In the convention program fos
Wednesday. Mrs p. b. Brooks. state
regent. and Mrs E. r. Ship. who also
represent the Woman's club and the
Welfare club. viii act as delegates
D. A. r. Mrs. Ship VIII respond TO
h address OF welcome.
The Mesdames II. II. Lathrop. p. c.
S~icolsysen. J.. w Mcintyre. j. E
Hsnway and Harry Astin will repre-
sent h Woman's club. and Welfare
club and the Natrona .Delphian 80
/cisty.
Much interest is conferred on the
convention this year a. an entire
new quota OF officers will be placed
into office upon the retirement of the
former officers
Informal Evening
Spent ut Bridge.
Miss yerra Tangeman presided az
hostess lat an Informal evening Of
bridge given last night at her apart
ment in the Rex. Two tables of auc-
ton bridge were played followed by
delicious refreshments served by the
hostess.
Excellent Attendance =
n Benefit Dance.
The dance which was held last eve
ing at the Masonic temple b. .he girls
who are employed at the Mountain
States telephone offices here was well
attended by the young people of the
city The affair was given for the
benefit OF the Y. w. C. A. and the
proceeds were gratifying to the young
ladies who spent much time and ef-
fort In arranging for the entertain
mcnt.
The music was supplied by this Reed
orchestra with the addition of q vo-
caiist and the dancing lasted from o
N9'eicck until midnight.
Masonic Club Dinces
to Be Resumed.
The first Masonic club dance or the
season VIII be given Friday evening.
October Z. It will be followed by n
dance to be given each second Friday
Ef~hereafter.
All Masors and their ladies' are in
Fitted TO attend. The best mur.c avail
able has been procured and n pleas
ant dance season Is anticipated.
Four Birthdays Celebrated
\ At Mnccaboe Meeting.
At the regular meeting of the La
dies of Maccabeez held last night at
the T. o. o. +. hall. a miscellaneous
shower was given for -four of the
members who celebrate their BIRTH
days during this month. Many beauti-
full and some comical articles were
received. During the business session
nv new members were Initiated into
the order. Plans for a Halloween
party which will be given at their
next meeting were also discussed
Mrs. Ida Bell Lowe and commit
Tee served refreshments.
4 Salto Club Members
to Have Meeting
The annual business meethsg Of the
members Of the Salto club wfliSbe heid
"Wednesday evening IN room avs. OIL
TcrcbonCa brfldfnZ plans " H..
, 1921-10-04

Call Mrs Burkett. Phone 1881 or
call at lsa West Twelfth street.
1o-l.st
, 1921-10-04
Informal Evening
Spent ut Bridge.

hostess lat an Informal evening O
bridge given last night at her apart
ment In the Rex. Two tables of auc
ton bridge were played followed b,
delicious refreshments served by tn,
hostess.
, 1921-10-04

Mrs. Albert Rochelle OF Lusx passed
through here last night en- routs 10
Gieybuu where she will attend the
convention OF the federated wornen's
clubs OF tho state.
, 1921-10-04

Miss Helen Thomas has returned
to Greybun after visiting in Casper
for over the weekend. II
, 1921-10-04

Mr.. n Mrs. Henry Gleeson Of Ian.
der arrived overland last night and
viii spend several days here. at the
home of Mr.. n Mrs. Glen Richards
on East Yellowstone