, 1923-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs, R. H. Eads of Grey
bull are spending several days here
visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Bremen of
Greybull are visitors in the city for
a short time.
Mrs. Jeremiah Mahoney and guest
Miss Thelma Condor. of New Hamp.
ton. Ia. n Miss Mary Curry of
Chicago are spending several DAYS
visiting with Mr.. Mahoney at the
Buffalo Creek ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Jacobs and
son, Homer are visiting here for a
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Naming from Denver.
Mrs, B. F. Klein of the Music
Shoppe is spending a short time in
Cheyenne and Denver on business.
Mrs NJ. F. Mullen of the Barcley
shop has returned from the eastern
markets where she has been on a
buying trip for the last two weeks.
Miss Hazel Poff of Manviiie is
ing in the city for a snort time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl L. Hanway and
daughter, Charline, returned yester.
day from Denver and Estes park.
where they have been on a pleasure
trip for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs A. x. Bot and son
Junior, accompanied by Mrs. Don
Sullivan returned Sunday from
Denver where they have been visit.
ing for the asst week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Stevens spent
yesterday here visiting with friends
from Gienrock.
Miss Ruth Kelley Is in for q few
days visiting with friends from Salt
Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert w. Iadd ar.
rived In the city yesterday from
wisconsin. where they were just n.
Gently married. Mrs. Ladd was for
merry Miss Vida Williams.
Misa Alta June Emmerson CT the
state university at laramie is
spending several days here on busi.
ness.
Miss Lois A. Davis of Cheyenne 1,
spending several days here.
s. Lamar and daughter spent yes.
terdey here visiting with friends
from their home at Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Marion werr
visitors here ove Saturday and Sun.
day from Salt Creek.
Casper Rotarians were entertained
at their weekly luncheon ut the
Henning this noon by Miss Elsie
Winter who gave several whistiing
selections.
A talk on the general topic or
Rotarianism was made by Harry
Moore. former president of the Dem
yer Rotary club. Mr.. Goodrich OF
Lee & Goodrich. architects, read an
interesting paper dealing with his
profession.
The Rev. T. j. BurweIl, B. D.,
minister OF Grace A. NJ z church,
leaves this evening via the Burling-
on for Denver, Colo. whore the an
nual conference of his church con.
venes Wednesday morning at Q
o'clock. Bishop H. B. Parks. d. D..
presiding. II viii be remembered
that tho Rev. Burwell came to the
rac chapel last September and
since then The church has had a
steady growth. Thirty-two members
nave been received of which siv
were conversions. The basement
floor OF h new church is now com.
pl@e. Tho Rev. Burwoli read his
conference report at the close of the
service last evening. The total of.
fering for n day was more than
$50. From tho report as read the
church has enjoyed the most pros.
porous year in its history. The total
sum from all sources raised this
year was s3.462.11. The Rev. Bur.
well expectA to return % the pastor
ate of Grace chapel for another
year
Mrs. o. r. Steffen and children have
returned from a three months' visit
with relatives at Twin Falls. Idaho.
A baby boy was born. late satur.
lay night at the county hospital to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Martin of 1876
South Willow street. Mother and
son are reported TO be doing nicely.
Mrs. Charles r. McwiI1iams left
this week for Aurora, Ill, where
she will visit for several weeks with
-rlends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. warfel and
son of Sunrise. wyo are spenodng
ieveral days in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. DEMO will
cave today for their home in Sher-
dan. Mr.. DEMO who was slightly in
iured in an automobile accident sew
eral weeks ago has been confined 10
the private hospital for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. L. Davidson re
turned last evening from the Vel.
lowstone National park and Billings,
where they have been on a pleasure
trip for tho last three weeks.
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