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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
8
Mrs Arra Chamberlain expresses deep appreciation for a gift from friends and subscribers of the local telephone exchange. She thanks them for their remembrance and pledges to continue providing good service in her work in the future as in the past.
Local residents and visitors fill the week with illnesses travels and social scenes. A stockholders meeting set for Jan 12 at the Encampment State Bank, while road meetings and holiday gatherings punctuate December. Echo offers new job printing stock and notices of local commerce and mining plans.
Beaver Creek social round includes visits by Archie Andersons Adrian Wollard hauling grain to Brush Creek and gatherings with the Forney family at Christmas. Encampment Creek visitors include Mrs. Wolford and Mrs. Bridges. The Sunday school contest ended with Reds ahead. A grand supper for the Blues is rumored as a jack rabbit feast. About 107 attended the Christmas program at Beaver Creek school.
Encampment Lodge No 19 A F and A M meets in Masonic hall first and third Wednesday evening monthly Visitors welcome J R Rollman W M C Burke Secretary Encampment Chapter No 17 CE5 meets second Tuesday evening monthly in Masonic hall Visitors invited Mary A Bown W M Lora M Nicos Secretary
Platte Valley Lodge No. 341 O O F meets Saturdays at the O O F hall with members invited. Officers listed. Women of Woodcraft Encampment Circle No. 510 meets first Thursday afternoon monthly. Royal Neighbor Sunshine Camp No. 304 meets second Thursday monthly. Names included.
Hattiesburg Mississippi notes Wilcox family members are in good health and enjoying time at their southern home, with many friends pleased by the update.
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