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Jacksons Hole Courier

Location

Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1917

Page

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Cadwalader-Wallace Announcements Reach Valley Friends

Announcements from Cadwalader-Wallace note the marriage of Mink Emmet Wallace to Mr. Lambert Cadwalader on a Wednesday in December in Philadelphia. Both families are well known in the valley with the bride spending summers nearby and the groom making Philadelphia his home. friends expect congratulations and the couple’s return next season.

Mink Emmet Wallace Lambert Cadwalader Philadelphia Mrs. Cadwainter

Pure Food Club Meeting And Christmas Events

Pure Food Club met last Friday at the home of Mrs. Call Van Vieck with Mrs. W. P. Redmond as joint hostess. Vive Hundred games crowned Mrs. L. A. Loomis prize winner. lunch followed. Henry Crabtree and Mrs. W. Loyd to entertain December 21 with an evening card party. Christmas dance on December 26 at the Club House. John Dietz and Fred Fouz from the upper valley visited. Dietz left for outside Palate on business. Beef cattle belonging to Frank Mbride, Jove Infanger, and the J. P. Ranch Co were moved to Victor for sale of stock cars.

Pure Food Club Beeen Call van Vieck W. P. Redmond John Dietz Fred Fouz Upper Valley Mr. Diets Mr. Peas Frank Mbride Jove Infanger J. P. Ranch Co Victor Une Long Eteck Cara

Draft Changes Focus Of Washington Debates In December

Draft speculation dominates Washington as the Sixty-Fifth Congress opens with talk of extending compulsory service to all men who turned twenty one since June. Rep Julius Kalin aims to register all eighteen to twenty three year olds for automatic eligibility, while Sen Chamberlain backs universal military training for eighteen to twenty three. Also noted are births and local incidents including Mrs Mary Tuneson’s homestead matter.

Washington, D. C Julilus Kahn California Kalin Dent Military Affairs Committee of the House Chamberlain

Local Boy at Camp Lewis Enquires About Future Moves

Frank Clark, a private in Company 36th Infantry, Camp Lewis Tacoma WA, requests the Courier be sent to him. He is progressing with training and unsure how long he will stay or where he will go next. He expresses satisfaction with being with the forces for liberty.

Frank Clark Camp Lewis Tacoma Washington Clark 36Iet Infantry Camp Lewis Hor

Jackson High to Stage Winter Play Out In the Streets

Jackson High School plans a post holiday play titled Out In the Streets a comedy drama of tribulation triumph and romance with casting completed and public announcements to follow Teachers from the district took state examinations in Jackson last week supervised by Supt Hemphill including Harris Taylor Stuve Hoagland Goodrick McKenzie Vanderveer and others The Class of 1918 at Jackson Public School is expected to be the largest graduating class here with twelve members already and three more anticipated

Jackson High School Jackson Supt. Hemphill D. O. Harris Alta R. Taylor Elk Helena Stuve Kelly Esther Hoagland Grovant Clara | Goodrick Ida McKenzie Wilson Nellie H. Vanderveer Flat Creek Jackson Public School Hemphill

Union Christmas Services at Baptist Church

Union Christmas services will be held in the Baptist church Sunday night, December 23, at 7 30 p m Addresses will be made by Rev M B Nash and Rev John Pearson Mrs Beagle and Mrs Tanner have charge of the music They extend a hearty invitation to all who desire to participate to meet at the Baptist Church next Sunday afternoon at three o'clock to practice songs No personal invitations will be given The public cordially invited to participate In this special service.

Union Baptist Church M. B. Nash John Pearson Beagle Tanner

Home Economies Club of Jackson Meets Monthly

The Home Economies Club of Jackson held its regular monthly meeting in the Club Room of St. John's House with a beneficial program. Housewives report value in attending, with discussions on home conduct and household perplexities. Dr C B Here and family returned to Jackson this week and may begin dental work next week. A Christmas tree and program at Elk School is set for Friday December 21 at 2:30 PM, inviting all interested in the children. Oxy-Acetylene welding offered at Deloney Garage.

Home Economies Club of Jackson St. John's House The Elk School

Pneumonia Crisis for Vyri Henrie in Jackson County

The 15 year old Vyri Henrie, son of Mr and Mrs M W Henrie, lies critically ill with pneumonia after a rapid decline since last Saturday. Reports say stfcent cars will be ready soon to clean beef cattle as storms have forced stockmen to feed all valley cattle. Other items note Mrs Joe Novak facing surgery at St Johns Hospital, Jerrin buying the Charles Hox residence, Rev Balcom in New York aiding St Michaels Mission, and local events including a Leek picture show tour and a Thanksgiving cantata party for children.

Vyri M. W. Henrie Iast Aince Ed Plym Jackson’s Hole New York R. H. Balcom St. John’s Mission Jackson Balcom St. Michael's Mission Wind River

Chamberlain's Tablets for Stomach Troubles and Constipation

Chamberlain's tablets claim relief for stomach troubles biliary issues and constipation. Advertises cures for long standing digestive ailments and suggests chronic constipation may be permanently cured with these tablets. Mentions directions printed on each bottle and availability everywhere.

Chamberlain Billou

No News From Soldiers Outbreak Of Mail Delays Cables

A note explains that no casualty information is being withheld and letters from service members are relayed promptly to families. It cites the Adjutant General’s Office in Washington for locating soldiers when regimental details are unknown and reports mail handling stats including 1,674 letters with insufficient addresses.

Washington France Adjutant General's Ofice Washington, D. C

Dance at Kelly Friday Night Features Speedy Swift

A Friday night dance to be held at Kelly on December 21 with music by Speedy Swift, a Chicago plain player. Mrs Redman and Mrs Fred Lovejoy will provide lunch. Lovejoy has been treated for a broken wrist after a fall, doctor C W Huff reports the injury improving.

Kelly Speedy' Swift Chicago Fred Lovejoy C. W. Huff

Leaves for Powell 8. R. Wilson Migrates to Wyoming

R. Wilson of Moran left the valley before the middle of last week for Powell Wyoming where he will work for Uncle Sam on the Shoshoni Reclamation Project. He previously served as disbursing clerk at Jackson's Lake project then resigned to file on a homestead and plans to return to Jackson Hole in about a year.

R. Wilson Moran Powell Wyoming Uncle Sam Wilson Jackson's Lake Jackson's Hole

Time Extension for Hospital Plan Reopens Enrollment

The hospital plan joining period is extended to January instead of December 13. Residents who did not receive the circular can obtain the 1918 outline by contacting Rev. M. Nash or Harry Wagner.

Tt I Hospital Association Rev. M. &. Nash Harry Wagner

Jackson Town Bulletin Reports Local Arrivals And Appointments

James Budge returned Monday from its regular trip to the county seat. A Sunday on Teton Pass was noted as a very rough day. R S Dalley made a spending trip to listone east of Driggs last Friday, returning Sunday evening. Loomis is now employed as clerk for the Jackson Mercantile Co. A dance and oyster supper is planned at Grovant on December 21. Mrs Nate Stevens visited from Victor Tuesday and will stay in the valley with her daughters. Lorin Loomis was appointed town marshal but could not serve. W E Lloyd was appointed instead and now patrols the streets with badge displayed.

James Budge Teton Pass R.S. Dalley Listone Driggs Nate Stevens Victor T. K Murphy Tom Verry James Chambers Lorin Loomis Jackson Loomis W. E. Lloyd

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cadwalader—Wallace RE. P. Ellis St. John's Hospital Mary Tuneson Otho E. Williams Paris Wm. Mercill U. S Jackson State Bank Union Christmas Services B. NASA Deloney Joe Novak Jerrin Charles Hox Gil Hall Wm. Mereill Devonry Ganson Adv N. Leek Mrs. Leek Ashton St. Anthony Rexburg Idaho Falls Salt Lake City W. O. W. Hall Munle Ghomborisin’s Skous Jackson Mercantile Co L. A. Loomis Jackson Mercantile Go Chas. Deloney & Son
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