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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1917
Page
15
Mrs. St. M. Boyd traveled from her Beaver Creek homestead on the first Friday to stay with her son Frank Boyd and his wife and bid farewell to her other sons Royce and Karl before they went to the front. A note mentions oats for sale at 3 cents in the Thin Chas TV Fair.
Notice in Patricket Court of Wyoming Carhom County for probate of Mary L Farrell will. Executor Martin Farrell named. Clerk Ca K R Watson fixes August Sun 1917 at 10 a m in Rawlins courthouse for proof and hearing. Attendance required. dated July 1917.
Women of Woodcraft Encampment in iswo SY meets on first Thursday of each month. Mary Hearox G N Hhevace M Baken clerk. FLD Despoes Oracle lorka recorder.
Sunday evening services at 6:00. Sunday School each Sunday. Christian Endeavor every Sunday night at 7:00. Rev. C. W. Crounner, Pastor.
The Encampment Record marks its second birthday amid rough years and aims to stay a conservative community newspaper. Subscriptions are due this week with a $2.00 payment urged to reduce billing and support ongoing news gathering.
A lively note from the Record laments the flurry of touts claiming the town’s prettiest yard and garden. It mentions J D Tillou, George Wherhit, Tom Haines, George C Baler, and Rev Clough’s potato patch, as the staff plans a tour to evaluate bucolic showpieces.
Mrs Denver Suttles hosted a birthday party Tuesday afternoon July 17 for her four year old daughter Thelma. Attending were Thelma Suttles Phila Lordier Genevieve Rhoades Grace Slunter Ruth Cordelia Parr Mildred Ray Bashore Sophias Margaret Clements Helen Lill Hopka and Mildred Parkison. The girls enjoyed games and laughter followed by a luncheon.
A Pleasant Evening at Miss Dolly Hopka’s home on her July 19 birthday featured music and games. A dainty luncheon was served and guests included W. J. Hopka H. G. Evans Dolly Katherine Helen Bill Hopka Edythe Myrthe Dunbar Marion Crout Fred Hopka and Claud Thompson.
Dave Bird notes Karl Christensen Wail Crow and Fred Slooks left Sunday by automobile for Cheyenne where they will spend the week enjoying Frontier sports events and festivities.
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