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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
1
Word reaches Jackson that T N Nickell was struck by a car in Kansas City during May. He sustained back and leg injuries and is now able to sit up though the leg remains immobile. The driver is described as a wealthy lady and Nickell hopes to recover damages.
Mrs. Harry Wagner charmingly entertained the Pure Food Club at her home Friday. Five hundred was played with Mrs. J. C. Austin winning first prize. Miss Nettie Kiddy received several honors as guest of honor. A luncheon was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Richard Winger and Mrs. Robert Miller. Mrs. East Charter will entertain the club on June 30 at her country home.
Mrs John Pierson opened her home to the Study Club on Monday afternoon. Mrs H B Miller served as chairman during a brief business session. A yearbook with programs based on The Social Problem by Elwood was adopted. The club adjourned to meet with Mrs R A Fulter on Monday July 3 at 2 PM. New members welcome.
Margret Susan Sullivan a pioneer of the west died in California at age 95 with survivors including four sons two daughters and a sister. Her body was brought to Jackson for services at St John Episcopal Church officiated by Rev M D Nash. Burial followed in Aspin Grove Cemetery near Jackson. Born January 5 1846 in Union West Virginia she crossed the plains to Colorado at 16 and lived in Jackson Wyoming from 1883 to 1907 later residing in Lander and Diego California. Her husband John Porter Simpson died Sept 3 1941.
Tidputy Grand Master C D Stafford and wife will be in Jackson to officiate at Bath Lodges. Mrs Lamar Crandall recovering after appendicitis operation at Bt Jobus Hospital, returned home. Mr and Mrs Burdock welcomed a baby boy Monday. Richard and Donald Kelly treated at John's Hospital for various ailments. Mrs Mose Imaron hospitalized for appendicitis, event noted Tuesday. Subscribe to the Courier.
Plans for opening the Hoback Canyon Route to Yellowstone National Park are outlined for July 14 and 15. Governor Carey will lead official guests, with 2000 visitors expected, 400 cars from Rock Springs, a grand barbecue, bands, an orchestra, and a hinge radio event. The celebration includes canyon parade, open-air ceremonies, and a week of entertainment promoting western Wyoming as a premier playground.
Reported catches include P. Ellis with 21, 26, and 18 pounds. Fred Vincent with 20, 19, and 11 pounds. W. C. Delaney with 22, 21 and 2 pounds. Will Pollar of Salt Lake City with 20 and 15 pounds. a Colorado angler with a 34 pounder the largest ever in the valley. Three fish weighing 25, 32 and 20 pounds were sent to Salt Lake City for exhibition.
The baseball season opened at Jackson with Wilson opposing the home team. The Wilson boys played well but suffered bad luck in several plays, ending in Jackson's favor 18 to 2. A return game is slated for Sunday at Wilson.
A Jackson report notes last season’s strong individual play but many games lost by small margins. The piece asserts Valley material unbeatable within 300 miles and urges the team to harness this potential quickly.
Goodrick urges people to support the ball team as a united group on the diamond, not a mutual admiration circle. He stresses the public energy and money spent in three years and asks Vollawa to reorganize the system with Brown and the manager, then push Courier for unlimited publicity.
The bodies of Harve Taylor and Jim Hurth were found by searchers near Walnut Valley. Authorities will hold funerals at Belly on Saturday after evening services.
A collage of classified ads and notices from an early 20th century page. Listings include sale of registered Hereford head, table syrup promotions, phonograph records pricing, a large land relinquishment for sale with stock and implements, Pure Utah Dixie Sorghum pricing by gallon and case, and a Rheumatism Herb Company appeal with testimonials and agent recruitment.
For sale items and ranch notices from Estes Ranch one mile north of Menor's Ferry. A ten dollar reward is offered by George W. Sisson of Saratoga Wyoming for resident hunting and fishing licenses numbers 1768 1770 1772 1773. Also offers to sell ranch four miles north of Kelly Log house spring nearby 100 acres cultivable for 1400 cash or time payments. Listings include multiple farm equipment and livestock for sale with locations Aber Kelly Wyo and Jackson Wyoming references.
A youth recounts a childhood boating mishap where a girl he loved laughed as he struggled in mud and water, ending their affection. The incident occurred after a forbidden boat ride along a river with parents forbidding the outing.
With sincere appreciation we thank all who kindly assisted at the services and burial of our loved one. Thanks for the Horst offerings, the choirs, and the sympathy shown as a final tribute of friendship. The memory of our loved one lingers near old friends, with W. S. Bimpoos and Pearl Crandall and family among those who shared in the farewell.
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