Kelly News Roundup From Kelly Area Social Notes
Residents report a lively weekend with dances hosted by bachelors, Joseph Gamp serving as clerk at Kelly Mercantile during Apliver’s absence, and Warren Henry traveling to Jackson. Rinehart returned from Jack sot seeking an enlarged homestead, Spicer family visits, and local logging and woodcutting underway on Sheep Mountain. Frank Price shows improvement under Dr Huff care as winds made church attendance uncomfortable.
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Joseph Gamp Wan
Kelly Mercantile Co
Apliver
Jack
Card of Thanks Expressing gratitude for kindness received
A brief note from Mus. Vaane Paws thanking friends and neighbors of Jackson and Kelly for their kindness during the illness and passing of her husband, extending appreciation from her family for the support shown.
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Jackson
Kelly
Vaane Paws
Aspen Ridge Community Gossip Clip
Melvin Nichols visited with his brother Each last Sunday. Karl Kent dropped by Valley View Ranch on Thursday and Friday. Pearl Bondurant visited several days with Milt Young in Green River country. B D SheMeld buys grain from Jake Johnson and Andy Chambers to feed late cattle. Gerritt Hardiman, Karl Kent, Melvin Nichols and Mr and Mrs Baxter spent Thursday evening at Jim Williams's home playing Rock. The Al Sellars matter was misstated last week. the trial will be in spring term and Al will likely be subpoenaed.
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Melvin Nichols
Jim Williams
W. P. Redmond
Karl Kent
Valley View Ranch
Pearl Bondurant
Green River Country
Milts Young
B. D. SheMeld
Jake Johnson
Andy Chambers
Gerritt Hardiman
Mr. and
Mrs. Baxter
Jim Williame
Rock
al Sellars
Charley
Onnet
Viewer Ward
Eleste
Anderon Place
Eph Johnson
Wilson
Pure Food Club Meets At Mrs Williams Home
The Pure Food Club met January 7 at Mrs O EB Williams home. Stormy roads reduced attendance but members enjoyed conversation and sewing. A luncheon was served by Mrs Williams and her daughter Pearl. The next meeting is set for January 21 at Mrs O BR Van Vieck’s home. Also noted are local shop promotions and a music class by Mrs Seelemire with about 30 pupils. Joseph Farley plans to spend the winter in Grovant with Henry May and his daughter.
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Pure Food Club
O. EB. Williams
Mm. Wa. Seelemire
Joseph Farley
Grovant
Henry May
Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Simpson of San Diego
San Diego paper notes Joc Simpson and Claud Simpson of Jackson celebrating their golden wedding. Mr Simpson, 80, and Mrs Simpson, 70, recall a Colorado and Wyoming pioneer past. Their Christmas day anniversary was marked at home with three children present and many relatives. A gold medallion gift commemorates the occasion. The couple plan to spend remaining years in San Diego.
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San Dee
Joc
Claud Simpson
Jackson
John P. Simpeon
Idol FP. Simpeon
San Diego
Cal
Cotorado
Wyoming
Sim City
Mire
Stimpson
W. L. Simpson
Cody
Wyo
Peart Keister
Lander
Wye
Ide Redmond
Holse
Idaho
Bergan Park
Colo
Colorado
Simpson
Jackson's Hole Club to Adopt Constitution Next Tuesday
The Jacksons Hole Commercial Club plans a meeting next Tuesday at 8 PM in the St. John's House club room to adopt its constitution and discuss other matters of general interest. The club reports rapid membership growth and expects notable achievements in the future. Local residents Charley Allen and wife attended the Bachelors' Dance Friday night from Moran, with several others visiting from Victor and Kemmerer for dances, suppers, and sightseing over the weekend.
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Jackson's Hole
Charley Allen
Moran
Charley
O. T. Manville
O. B. Curtis
Victor
Watil
Frigude
Jackson
Bachelors Dance a Big Success at Jaekeeons Mole Event
A large crowd attended the bachelors dance last Friday despite rough weather. About 243 dinner attendees and 30 married couples enjoyed supper at Reed Hotel, with lively musical numbers by a local quartet and piano duets by Mrs Seelemire and Miss Caneva Delaney. Weekend notes mention local business changes and ads for pork and groceries.
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Jaekeon
Thoes
Reed
Win
Squires
Merritt Baldwin
W. H. McKahan
Ivan Kelly
Seebohin
Camilla Seelemire
Caneva Delaney
Elk Items Update From Coffin Home and Nearby Events
Mrs Valdes Allen returned home Seb Perrin and Fr Daniel visited the Coffin home Friday evening. Dy Berrin left for a trip with the Une family kin. Almer Belew and May Melhougel went to town for the Bachelors event. Harley Collin now back at the Cutie place. Heninger family arrived this week staying a few days at Live Coin residence. Chapline and Pd Daniel hosted Upper At Germans on the Buffalo. January 10 saw a large lumberston at the Buffalo Sunday Sebo, Miie Fannie Saitle recovering from La Grippe.
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Heninger
Chapline
Daniel
Buffalo
Zenith society notes and local visitors report
Zenith society highlights a gathering with guests from Wan, Grant, Fenith, and Jackson. Mentions of Benith representation, Mr Lingenfelter and daughter visiting Harris, Misses Mears and Smith dining at Menor's, and T A Wallace passing through Zenith Tuesday.
Jackson Harness Co Ad unveils new taxidermy site
Jackson Harness Co announces relocation to the taxidermy building with a full line of harnesses, collars, pads, and trade goods. They offer buying selling or exchanging items, two patent machines, and prompt service including shoe repair while you wait.
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Ad Devenopment
Tomy
Mo W. Henrie
M. W. Flownie
Jom
Novax
Freighters Contest Stores Amid Snow and Winds at Valdez
Despite deep snow and strong winds, the mall fight over the bill continues and freighters press on. Fred Shinkle hauled a load from Spicer & Lieyd store to Belly Mercantile Co on Valdez Alley. Alien, who moved from Victor with his family, stayed in town after the dance with about 40 head of cows and heifers.
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Imany
Fred Shinkle
Freieht
Spicer & Lieyd
Town
Belly Mercantile Co
Valdez Alien
Victor
Local Notes From Wilson Area Report on Visits and Gossip
Local residents share visits and activities across Wilson and surrounding areas. Miss Hilary Hearher heals, Charley Metonnet stays at Viewer Ward, couples move to ranches near Wilson, and many attend the Bachelors Dance in Jackson. Tailor Reed's offers new lines of heavy and medium weight cloths with alterations and cleaning services.
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Jackson
Wye
Leap Year Ball Planned at Jackson Club House
A Leap Year Ball will be held Friday evening January 2 at the Club House in Jackson. Ladies and their partners pay for tickets and will be served sandwiches cake and coffee. Committee members include Mus Faank Woop Mun L A Kaira Mine Gmomata Bly Miss Everit RYXon.
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Jackson
Ts Tay Et
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Chivogt Towm
Jackera
Ban Rinehart
B. F. Gee
Spicer & Lloyd
Wi Spicer
Sipicer
Fred Skinkie
Inntown
Joseph Gamp
Bheep Mountain
Price
Frank
Dr. Huff
Balcom
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Aspen Ridge
Perth
Reap Gaocsuy & Maat Co
Kirkendall
First National Bank OF
Mamba
Hove
Teers
Bheriff Hansen
Reynolds
Kemmerer
Snon
Joe Deyo
Warren Francis
Banith
Ben Jones
Vietar
van Brinton
Vietor
D. Perrin
Pierce Cunningham
DIK
Altend
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Heed
M. A. Hulet
Fred Coburn
Driggs
Jackson Mercantile Co
Lee
George W. Kelly
Reed Grocery Co
Addy
Dick Ol
Wife
Ashland
Ohio
Ache
Seb Perrin
Fr. Daniel
Coffin Home
Dy Berrin
Une
Melhelly
Dur Uialcence
Almer Belew
May Melhougel
Hie
Harley Collin
Cutie Place
Mie
Fannie Saitle
la Grippe
Zenith
Benith
Wan
Grant Tas
Fenith
Dave Redriston
Frank Melville
Snake River
Jb PL Lingenfelter
Leonard Altenfeld
Harris
Tev
T. A. Wallace
Thougl
Aif
Jackson Harness Co
Jackson, Wyo
Miss Hil
Fenee
Satintay
Sreehay
Leck
Wilson Sintas
Hite
Mario
Alow
Kus Goodrick
Henry Crom Litte
Nick McCoy
Abe Ward
Mrs. Ward
Amanda Nethercott
Mrs
Cheney
Robert Nethercott
Mrs. Lee Cover
Harry Spaulding
Guy Goodrick
Vesta Ward
Era Goodrick
James Powell
Sugar City
Mr. Ford
Mr. Landy
Nore
Reed's
Charles Delony
State Bank
Jackson’s Hole
Pee Kml Em
Iemetee Vivace
Webeenaenney
Pemetius Himey Warman
Canteler Dows
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