Children Before Court Commissioner in Hungerford case
The Hungerford child appeared before Court Commissioner Hob Christmas on Saturday and, with representation of proper care by its mother, was turned over to the State Humane Society. The two Curtis children were also held for similar reasons but the matter was dismissed and father Hay Curtis, from Idaho, took them to his mother's home for better care. An emergency depot hearing today. George Symes Olaf Jeffson and Jimmy Woods and his dog visited the Dempsey business on Sunday after chickens. Mines Fred Anderson and James Edwards of Granger were visitors at Kemmerer last week. Attorney Bagley of Montpelier visited Kemmerer on legal business. Mrs. A. Quealy went to Salt Lake City for a couple weeks. Jay is maintaining bachelor quarters at Ellio for her fiancee. Chan Christman left Sunday for Salt Lake City, planning to return to Jay. Fred Roberts a prominent rancher and sheepman of the Cokaville district visited Sunday to see his daughter Goldie in the hospital. Mrs. Roberts is visiting her old home in Missouri and brought her down for better care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Joyce
Mines
Fred Anderson
James Eawards
Granger
Kemmerer
Attorney Bagley
Montpelier
Mrv
Quealy
Salt Lake City
Jay
Elliol
Chan
Christman
Fred Roberts
Cokaville
Goldie
Mrs. Roberts
Missouri
Mise Marion Scott
Evanston
A. Snyder
John
Edith
Auburn
Neb
Lo Angeles
Stanley
Coming Events at Lyceum and Kem Mererer Theater
Local listings announce events at Lyceum including Sween eater show and Milo Duo & Co, with Davis Pictures on Tuesdays and Fridays. Viola's Animal Cinema is set for August 22, and the venue names include Viola's Animal Cinema at Lyceum and New Kem Mererer Theater.
Visit Highlights and Local Notices From Cheyenne to Salt Lake
State Mine Inspector George Blacker of Cumberland and James Shepherd of Elliot returned Wednesday from a visit to Cheyenne. Mrs. McMine from Fossil shopped here. John Sparks of Rock Springs visited Kemmerer last Wednesday night. Caterer Tom Ming off duty due to illness. Seam Curtis and wife moved to Salt Lake City for the winter. Oregon Short Line workers received pay one day late. For rent three room on North Pine Avenue. Mr and Mrs Robert Rheed hosting Mr and Mrs George Rose of Muskogee for a ten day visit. Rows touring with an Evangelist. they will proceed to Portland for meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceed Haw, & Jin, Co
George Blacker
Cumberland
James Shepherd
Elliot
Cheyenne
McMine
Fossil
John Sparks
Rock Springs
Kemmerer
Curtis
Salt Lake City
Rows
Portland
al Gardiner
Kermmerer Hardware and Furniture Co
David Bagley
Ranger
J. B. Doles
Dillon Mont
Mr. Doles
Mis
James Harmison
Stafford
Ralph Smith
Robert Rose
Kemmerer News A Busy Round of Local Trips and Notices
Mrs. Gear and son Frank return from Posatello. Mise Marion Scott from Evanston plans September return. Attendees include Ralph W. Smith, Robert Rose, and local figures at Kemmerer events. Front-page notes cover visits, hardware ads, church sales, theater listings, marriages, and a frontier days trip.
Milo Duo Co Delivers Musical Comedy at Kemmerer Theatre
A musical treat arrives Saturday night at the Kemmerer Theatre featuring the Milo Duo Co. Olive Milo on cornet with solo and xylophone, Milo on violin, plus a brass quartet. Comedy and ragtime kids Little Gypsy and Cavallo promise lively variety. August 22 is the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer Theatre
Milo Duo
Olive Milo
Milo
Gypsey
Cavallo
Card of Thanks for Support After Loss
To those friends and neighbors who rendered aid and assistance in the death of husband and father we extend our heartfelt thanks from Mrs. B Nichols and Mrs. I P Hovey for their kindness during the hour of trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Nichols
I. P. Hovey
Local residents shuffle visits and travels this week
Mrs B H Bickley returns to Denver for the winter while Mr Hickley stays in Kemmerer. Robert R Rose and brother depart for Ogden for three days. Ovil Aldrich brings relatives from Green River ranch to Argonia Kansas. Claude Woods vacations on Arthur Robinson ranch. Mrs Sneddon Jr. moved from Coleville to Lincoln County Miners Hospital for treatment. Ben Bagwell family return from Salt Lake trip and plan another auto outing. Kether Downey visits Lemay Utah and Pocatello before father’s Lemay visit. Esther to return to Laramie for second university year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovil Aldrich
Green River
Piney
Mrs. Aldrich
Argonia
Kaw
Claude Woods
Win, Woods
Arthur Robinson
Upper
Hamafork
Kether Downey
Lemay
Uta
Pocatello
Esther
Laramie
The
State University
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co
George Symes
Olaf Jeffson
Jimmy Woods
Dempsey Busin
Uinta County
Bear River Valley Fair Association
Wyo
Held
Pade Linca Sea
EK Russell, Myr
BK. G. Murdett
Soe'y
Leeberet
Palmer House
Tom Ming
Alberta
Wyoming
Dick Brown
Pate Keenan
Nugget Canyon
Ralph W. Smith
Kemmerer Thurday
Denver
Venneylvenia
Wah Sing Chung
Chas
Renee Wand
Clarinda Lawn
Kemmerer Hardware & Porn
Mares Quealy
Turner
Cokeville
PW. Gleam
Bear Lake
P. U. Boxtal
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Sullivan & Bickley
Jim Peterson
Sam Peterson
Elizabeth Peterson
Ladies Aid Society
Commercial Club
F. C. McDall
Mas, Son
McKay & Morrow
Chas, Cheney
Salt Lake Hardware Co
Aire
G. B. Nichols
Sublet
Huff
Tahel
Tearkere Institute
Cameen
Masia
James O'Neil
Count of Monte Cristo
New Kemmerer Theater
Fred Ballou
Jennie Hocker
Viola
Lyceum
Pratt Wilson
Lester Pratt
Calvin Sellatrom
Jello
C. D. Elliott
Lincoln Lumber Co
Flockhart
Flkol
Steinberger
Schwal
J. H. Guyatt
LaBarge
Hoskins
Chas. Borner
Viney
Frank Curtis
Mable Goddard
Carrie Johnson
Clyde Ran
Fish Haven
Matthew William Day
Diamondville
Barbara Helen Meldrum
Glencoe
Hugh Cameron
Kate Bolin
Ranges
Ee Stine «& Farm Co
Sarah Woods
B. H. Smalley
Sutton
Woods T
Alex Price
Freen River
Pinedale
N. C. Riddle
Janet Brennan
Idaho
Ace Sage
Riddle
Monte Christo
Downey
B. H. Bickley
Mr. Hickley
Robert R. Rose
Ogden
Lyceum Theatre
Prince Lolotte
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