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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1915
Page
18
Land and grove description by R K Carron. Mentions of Albert Maits and Yealey visitors, cake sale at TPHCG, and multiple local residents traveling to and from Kemmerer and nearby towns. Notes about town events, business visitors from Rock Springs, and family announcements amid a patchy stream of names and places.
Indiana editor W Pierce and his wife and two children visited Kemmerer staying at Mr and Mrs Pierce and Mrs Hath. They enjoyed their trip, impressed with long distances in the country. Attorney Robert H Rose visited Pocatalig on legal business and many local residents moved or visited nearby towns.
Community notices from Kemmerer report theatre listings with shows on Monday Wednesday and Saturday nights and Friday night Rept. local residents like Leatie Olden from Doke Hill, Goaran Homyetle from Big Piney, Mrs B J Bandley from Granger, and Ed Parmenter visiting from Big Piney. School openings planned for Monday Aug 20 and travels of residents to Ogden Paris Idaho Cokeville Okla Muskogee No. 6 sling weekdays.
Local notes from Kemmerer and surrounding towns recount visitors and travels. Jimmy Anderson visits town from Opal while the Scott family returns from Lyman, and the Tanner couple visits Bloomington Idaho to see relatives. Other items mention land matters with Etcheverry, a for sale horse, and a committee member attending the American Bar Association Convention in Salt Lake City.
A Cokeville man visited Kemmerer for business and to greet friends. Rev. Mythen is improving and weighs 160 pounds. he plans to return to Kemmerer early next month. A ladies coat with large red buttons was found on the Kemmerer-Oakeville road and can be claimed at The Camera office. Hunting parties grow scarcer as the season advances.
Sullivan and Bickley advertise leading plumbing services with tone indicating work and material guarantees. They list a phone number 132 for contact and service inquiries.
The Evansville press records a string of small town happenings. Kay Burke visits Kemmerer with Jimmy Nett while plans for weekends at Teal and dancing nights are noted. District folks from Diamond pull bear Lake trips and Hunter outings, with horserace gossip and hospital nurse ads. Families move for school openings, and residents report minor injuries and home repairs as spring and travel continue.
Al Gardiner sells lambs to an Omaha buyer for 46.25 delivered at Cokeville on Sept 1. W H Drainey and C D Houston visit Kemmerer, lamb buyers from Cokeville and South Omaha. Pete Olvon heads east with lambs to Omaha market. shipments include Hoskina and McLean stock. Miss Serafina Facinella and Miss Rose Facinella visit Rock Springs and Diamondville. Ideal Head offers scenic 140 square miles of water within a three hour drive from Kemmerer. Rev Reiger conducts services at St James Episcopal Church. Rev Van Cott from Salt Lake City may become Dr E R Van Cott’s new minister. Oscar Van Cott visits Kemmerer. George Symess takes vacation from B F H store. Misa Crystal visiting Utah. James and Mrs Jeffs depart for Cumberland after a month in the area. they previously lived in Evanston.
Mrs McFaddens showcases a new line of Fall Hats for Ladies Misses and Children. Cal Burt returns from hospital just in time to join wife Mrs Burt and J S Miller and wife on a hunting trip to the Miller ranch for a few days hiking and hunting with plans to stay several days.
Notice announces the opening of schools in Lincoln County Wyoming on the open date August 8, 1915, detailing district schools and election dates while noting secretary or official actions for the district.
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