09 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1914
Page
1
Francis Elizabeth Daniela, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniels, died Saturday evening after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at Budd's Hall Monday morning with Rev D D Reeses sermon. Interment followed in Big Piney Cemetery. The Examiner extends sympathy to the family.
Mrs. M R Feed and local ladies called on Mr Whitman and Mrs Heidt. Johnnie Curtis plans a Beehive move to Pisey with Atwood handling the work. Sunday school had strong attendance and $4 collected for the Children's Home LaFamie. Easter concert planned. Miss Bartholow absent, Miss Carpenter presided. Bartholow and Mr Biles visited Fish home. Budd hall dance lasted till five. Marbleton sewing circle met with Miss China Wilson. ten members worked on initials blocks for a raffle quilt. Next meeting at Mids Dorothoa Budd’s. A stork delivered a girl to Quy Jeyoox’s Friday night. baby doing nicely under Dr McDill. Mr and Mrs Jessie Stull will move to Cottonwood when roads permit. Star route bids under review as government rejects high bids. new bids lower than required pay. Only Bird from Daniel stage station plans to leave for Brigham Utah. Sully Gibson returned with bride from Arkansas. Examiner extends best wishes for couple’s journey. Gas engine users urged to see Chas Ralph Mille and family. J P MacGlashar kept busy in Cheyenne. Pred Grehan family back from visit. more notes wrap up.
The Woodmen of the World announce notable progress with 41 members and 8 social events. Sunday night featured six candidates being introduced into Woodcraft, led by Head Watchman John A Pfister. A large initiation is planned for Saturday at 8 PM with all members urged to attend.
Local notes show Mr and Mrs P J Quealy return to Kemmerer after two months abroad. Ranch workers and traders arrive, roads hinder schedules, dances draw crowds, city crews repair streets, and a W W meeting boosts membership to forty one. Jury lists are announced for May court with dozens of names from Kemmerer, Thayne, Cokeville, Smoot and other towns. Carbonate soda touted as mud stain remedy.
Last Friday the school received photographs bought with ten dollars donated by A. W. Smith. Items include sepia Madonna, Angelis by Minerva, Monarch of the Glen by Landseer, and others with specified sizes and oak frames. The note mentions staff arrivals, enrollment figures, and upcoming events, including a Saturday afternoon session and brush-grassage trip.
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