07 Feb 1918
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1918
Page
1
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal Church will host a children's dance next Tuesday afternoon at Budd Hall as a last festal event before Lent starts Wednesday. Lincoln's Birthday date February 2 at 2 PM noted. all community children invited.
Local notes from Fontenelle include Guy Pyle of Slate Creek calling to water cattle. Visitors Ches Olson and Ches Olson travel to Kemmerer on business. A P Sommers and family stopped at Justin Pomeroy's on their way home to Green River after weeks in Logan Utah. Miss Helen Shantz departs for Warfield Kansas to return as Midway school teacher. Clarence Trelden and daughters Esther and Haze visit Justin Pomeroy's. Lacey Ritz spends night with Mrs. Tustin Pomeroy en route to Oder Tth for schooling. A lively gathering at Sus in Pomeroy's ends with dancing until early morning. Me and Mrs Neth Mersehtey were callers at C 7 Mulden's Sunday. Tegehler's spent two days in Kemmerer. Mrs Juerin Pomeroy visits Clarence Hall Sunday. Meeham plans a short visit with relatives in Preston Idaho before returning to Big Piney.
Lot Haley and Clyde Johnson are in town this week Bill Nichols of Halfway spent Wednesday in town Pos Lindely and Wash Whitman were in town today Dr Hook has been very busy during the past week examining the A L men for the draft and from all accounts a great percentage have passed.
The column records the coldest stretch of the season with several mornings at 17 below zero and notes worsened road conditions from freeze thaw cycles. Local residents Perry Bowlsby Dert varods Bowlsby Wm Faris and others are mentioned along with visits and notes on river conditions and office activity.
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