Big Time Tomorrow Night An Event At Local Halls
Tomorrow night Friday Mayard the Cabaret and Carnival of the I C O F Lodge will be held in both halls to aid the Red Cross. Proceeds go to the Red Cross with a promise of a good time for attendees. Donald Kent, son of Mr and Mrs Ray Kent of Kelly, recently left a leg cast for the first time after a coast down a hill injury. Thomas L Hanshew of Kelly is starting a planing mill and carpenter shop next to his lumber yard. Notice No Trespassing warns against stock crossing School sesion 16 or on the Srn May or John Woodward properties signed T L Hanshew May In John Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. 0. F. Lodge
Hed Cross
Red Crees
Donald Kent
Ray Kent
Kelly
Xateep Hill
Hinteg
Srn
John Woodward
T. L. Hunshew
Wm. Ireton
Chicago
Grovont
Esther E. Hoagland
Anpen Ridge
Jackson
Hole
Elkharmer
Huff
Ira Storer
Pred Storer
Wise
Park Items Behoul Closes Friday Mayard
South Park items note a patriotic meeting at Cheney schoolhouse to promote War Savings Stamps and Certificates with bonfires and dances. Three local men depart for Uncle Sam’s service after a farewell supper. Upcoming eighth grade commencement at Woodman Hall and a Red Cross fundraiser dinner. Engagements and society notices follow including auctions, sales, and vehicle listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney Wehool-House
Cheney “Hall
South Park
Uncle Bam
Joy Wilson
Denver
Floyd ‘Cooper
Linetin
Meson
East Lake City
Walier
Joy
Kamer
Jackson A Special Meeting Calls Water Works Bond Vote
Jackson Wyoming council convened April 30 1918 to consider a special election on borrowing seventeen thousand five hundred dollars with thirty five five hundred dollar bonds to fund a complete water works and fire protection system. Ballot voting to occur at the Club House with semiannual six percent interest and thirty year maturity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Lincoln
Jackson Jackson
Town of
Jackson
Old Town
Charles W. Fox
Exid
United Bates
Drive of Third Liberty Loan Subscriptions Nears Top
Last week saw many new subscribers join the Third Liberty Loan drive with total pledges reaching 37 600 dollars. The district aims to top 40 000 to earn a district honor flag. A letter from P J Quealy Lincoln County chairman notes pride in Jackson and acknowledges the first honor flag mailed by Worley director of publicity Tenth Federal Reserve District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
Mr. Miller
P. J. Quealy
Lincoln County
State Council ‘of National Defense
Worley
Tenth Federal Reserve District
Jackson
Change of Location for Wm Kirk Shop
Wm Kirk has rented the Reed Grocery building and will move his machine shop there. He will continue gunsmithing and machinist work and introduce a line of gasoline lamps. Roy Hodges is very ill this week with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kirk
Reed Groc‘ory
Kirk
Mrs. Lydia Uhl Death Shocks Nearby Valley Residents
The valley learns of Mrs Lydia Uhl's death in Ogden Utah after years of ill health. She and husband J H Uhl lived on a ranch near Elk and held a final visit last fall. Funeral rites occurred in Ogden with burial there as friends mourn the loss. Local figures note other town visitors and upcoming community events including a Pure Food Club card party for Red Cross benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Uhl
Ogden
Utah
Mex. Uhl
J. H. Uhl
Elk
Uhl
Aspen Ridge notices from Jackson and Elk details
Aspen Ridge residents report movements to and from Nebraaks Lost Creek Government ranch near Jackson and Grovont. Local events include a town meeting May 4 to nominate a mayor and two councilmen. A boy breaks an arm near Storer’s school and local residents travel to Elk for summer work. Also sale ad for a 1917 Ford roadster with a Mark-A-Tractor attachment offered at 450 dollars, with catalog on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Ford
J. H. Bailey
Elk
Wyo
Pure Food Club Elects Officers And Plans War Aid
The Pure Food Club met at J A Wilton's home for its annual election with the previous officers re-elected. Members voted to skip refreshments during the war period and devote meetings to Red Cross work. Each member to contribute ten cents toward Red Cross, and the club to buy a fifty dollar Liberty Bond funded by one dollar per person. A card party is planned for May 7 at the Club House with public invitation and a small charge. Next Saturday afternoon May 4 Mrs Redmond and Mrs Meeks host at Mrs Redmond's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Food Club
J. A. Wilton
Red Cross
Leach
Lub
Redmond
Meeks
Yostonses
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Thomas L. Hanshew
Town
Charles Fox
Woodman Hall
Reed Hotel
Mr. Fuller
Rev. T. H. Baxter
M. Meek
Red Crom
Oral Lloyd
Dorothy Redmond
St. John’s Guild
Guild
Lambert Cadwalader
Philadelphia
Teton
Violet C. Boteer
Thomas Guilfoyle Hullin
John Deere
Jackson Blacksmith Bhop
Ald Maree
We. Bevens
Hey
Twe Vad
Teteee. O
Official Council
Richard Winger
C. W. Huff
James 8. Simpson
C. W. Fox
C. J. Wort
Nona
F. C. Hemp
Munsing
Wm. Mercill
Driggs, Idaho
The
Federal Reserve Bank
Roy Hodges
Pheumonia
Jackson Mercantile Co
Martin Nelson
San Pedro
California
Mra
Frank Price
Otto Kusche
John Diets
Mr. Kusche
Frank Besette
J.C. Counts
Snake River Canyon
Robert Tempest
Teton Pasa Road
Aspen Ridge
Milt Young
Nebraaks
T. Holland
Lost Creek
Wm. Sensenbach
Valley View
Charles Deloney
Liberty
Jackson State Bank
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