Encampment Lodge welcomes visitors at weekly meeting
Encampment Lodge No 19 A F and A M meets in the Masonic hall each Wednesday at 8 00 pm Visitors invited W M Alexander McKay C Burge Secretary
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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1915
Page
5
Encampment Lodge No 19 A F and A M meets in the Masonic hall each Wednesday at 8 00 pm Visitors invited W M Alexander McKay C Burge Secretary
PayspyTesian Cuorcu-Services every Sunday at 8 p.m. Sunday School at 3:30 p.m. Rey, RR, Marquis, Pastor. St. James Crorcu-Serviced Sundays with Sunday School and service in the morning. Everyone invited. Rijkusmor-Union Sunday School at 1:30 p.m. H. H. Haupt, Superintendent.
J Tue and wife of Belleville Kangaroo arrived late last week to visit their daughter Mia D F Logan and family and, incidentally, take in Ash Fry.
Local brief items list Miss Edna Cunningham visiting Rawlins relatives, births, travels of residents to Denver and Laramie for care or visits, and outings nearby. Mentions include Mrs. Sam Thompson returning from Laramie, Casteel illness, Mrs. Bayleur visiting with Mrs. Kidsey, Ruth Hopka’s sanitarium treatment, A. Ferry visiting from Rochester Nevada, George O. Baker family chicken dinner, G. C. Austin depot work in Walcott, picnic at Goodacre ranch, Miss Mary A. Bobo hosting friends at Boho hotel, Edna Campbell visiting with Hansen at Pass Creek ranch, Parkison family and others attending a dance at Saratoga, and Princeton relation visiting Hayden National Forest supervisor Percy Paxton.
Wyoming boasts immense coal iron and copper deposits with potential to sustain world markets for decades. Oil fields in Salt Creek and Big Horn Basin drive development, state royalties rising toward 75,000 yearly. agriculture and dry farming multiply wealth, with 31 million in farm value in 1914 and a growing push toward irrigation and diversification.
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