Society Notes Andrew Homer Leaves for Salt Lake City
Andrew Homer and family departed September first for Salt Lake City to stay until school closes, as the children will enroll in local schools.
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1914
Page
3
Andrew Homer and family departed September first for Salt Lake City to stay until school closes, as the children will enroll in local schools.
Merna Midgets Homer Brown and Harry Ache son shift from L. W. Sargent to P. W. Conwell crews. Floyd Norris returns to Piney. Mr Norris praises the area after extensive travel. Noble family visits Piney with Charles and wife. Meyers return from Conwell haying and plan Idaho trip. Amy Bimcox visits. L. W. Sargent finishes haying and moves to Snider ranch. Big Piney teachers expected back. Miss Goodwin and La Burge noted. Tommie Chapple returns to D. F. Harrison ranch. Frank Green River duties continue. James Mickelson family dine at Hotel Chapel. Catherine Solon visits Piney. Ridgley and Erwin of Chicago visit relatives. group goes to Chicago-bound in Budd auto. Burlingtion execs Mr Ridgley noted. Camping party at North Piney lake for fishing. Fall festival dance postponed. Virginia Folkes travels upper country to Chicago. Mary Young heads to Kemmerer then Salt Lake City for school. Mary Baan vacationing with Cornelia O’Neil. musicians praised. Pigs for sale ad. Mead W. E. and Budd notes. Fred Graham and Lillian Richardson visit Merna school. Lewis Binning to build soon. Harry Thompson to build home stead after haying. Welcome to new settlers. weather favorable. Roundup boys in beef drive. Regular services at duel bowl. D. D. Brew, Pastor.
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