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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1916
Page
11
Lodge No. 19 meets weekly at 8:00 pm in the Masonic hall with visitors welcome. Time card lists Railways schedules with Train No. 2 northbound daily at 3:30 pm and 25 pm arrivals and Train No. 1 southbound daily at 9:15 am with 10:30 and 11:55 am departures.
Encampment Chapter No 17 meets on the second Tuesday evening monthly in the Masonic hall with visitors invited. Platte Valley Lodge No 341 I O O F meets every Saturday evening. visiting brothers invited. Women of Woodcraft Encampment Circle No 510 meets first Thursday afternoon monthly. Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp No 4064 meets second Thursday monthly.
The weekly church schedule lists services every Sunday evening at 8:00 and 7:00, Sunday School at 3:00 and 10:00, with sermons at 11:00. Rev R R Manguis is pastor and Wa H Haver oversees as presbyter in charge. Winter services move to the reading room. Everyone is invited.
Beaver Creek residents share visits to Rawlins Laramie and Encampment. local theater plans, weddings, a jury duty, and plans for spring work. Marshalling town life includes repairs, animal stock notes, and a call for timely communications.
Walcott reports fine weather and a bustling social scene with attendees from Saratoga Rawlins and Encampment. I O O F dance drew crowds Tuesday night at Saratoga as Mrs Woods joined her husband from Encampment Saturday. Judge Aukland suffers grip and rheumatism and may travel to Omaha for an operation. A Cook, 5. & E. master mechanic, passed through Walcott en route to Rawlins.
Miss Ruth Platt left Saturday to spend a week visiting friends at Encampment. Twenty one attended church services and Sunday school. Misses Jessie Cunningham Laura Stout and R R Marquis spent weekend at Toothaker ranch. Mrs Harry Ball visited Beaver Creek to assist with a youth play. A valentine party was given at Mrs M Q Hayden’s home with heart and cupid decor.
Martin Farrell served as a French caller this week. Chas Sanger spent two days at the Healey ranch. Moonlit nights on Mullen creek drew young folks to ski a steep hill. Maurice Healey and Fred Boynton assisted Mr For ney with Mint mine machinery Sunday. Emmett Fields and a U S stock inspector visited French Sunday to inspect cattle. cattle in Carbon county appear sound. Thelma Edwards of Missouri lies ill at home, sister to the Healey brothers, with details cut off.
A Rest couple made a business trip to Encampment on Wednesday and stayed overnight with the ranch family, who express affection for the visitor.
Buck Roberts and Bert Reynolds visited from Saratoga. Will Hayden came on business from Beaver Creek. Jim and Roy Dettinger delivered in town. Ed Parkison left for Medicine Bow on business. Mrs Burgess of Saratoga visiting Edcampment. Pearl Bowers visited Saratoga. Tilton returned from Omaha trip. J J Wirth named juror for April term. The season's treat is A Daughter of the Desert at Saratoga theatre on March 3 with dancing an. Also a March 8 showing.
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