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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1915
Page
8
Land and grove description tied to water rights filed by R K E Carron. Reports of visitors and social notices throughout Kemmerer area include meetings, cake sale events, and town observations. Mentions of residents Albert Maits Yealey JOC Salmon Peterson and others. fireside updates mix with business mentions from Litcomn Lumber and local households. birth announcements and a few unclear notes close the column.
Indiana editor 4 W Pierce editor of the Daily Clintenian and family visited Kemmerer, with remarks on the country and distances. Attorney Robert H Rose visited Pocatalig on legal business. Local notices include moves, trips, and arrivals such as Mrs Bickfeldt moving to Jack Faddis boat, Agnes Singent visiting Green River, and Mrs M B Kouts teaching in Elkol schools.
Local theater across Monday to Friday hosts various shows including Salem and Rept. 6-7 events. Notable visits include Leatie Olden from Doke-Hille and Mrs. B. J. Bandley from Granger. Schools in Kemmerer district set to open Monday Aug 20, with families planning travels to Ogden, Paris Idaho, and Oklahoma.
Local note fills with fashion items from Mrs. Mc Fadden and social visits. Names include Jimmy Anderson from Opal, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Scott, the Tanner family in Bloomington Idaho, and Gus Linden returning from Rock Springs. Various trips to Lyman, Cokeville, Idaho Falls, and Kemmerer mentioned along with land talks, a horse for sale, and a lecture by Congressman Mondell in Upton.
Morrris Gheen a resident of Cokeville was a visitor in Kemmerer last week on business and met friends. Rev Mythen reports improving health and plans to return to Kemmerer soon. A ladies coat with large red adornments was found on the Kemmerer Oakville road and can be claimed at The Camera office. Hunting parties grow scarce as the season progresses and birds become scarce in the area.
Sullivan and Bickley advertise plumbing services with precision work and material guarantees. Contact phone number 132 provided for inquiries.
A patchwork of brief items from Evanson to Green River covers visitors, travel, family news, hunting trips, a hospital nursing call, a fall injury, a new $7,000 North First Street residence under construction, and local outings at Fremont Lake and Diamondville. The scattered notes name Kay Burke, Jimmy Nett, John Scott, A. B. Bradbury, Harry Clark, Raymond Cor, and others from Kemmerer, Diamond, Cokeville, and Rock Springs.
Al Gardiner sold lambs to an Omaha buyer for 46.25 delivered at Cokeville on Sept 1. Drainey, director of Lincoln Coal, visited Kemmerer. C D Houston of South Omaha, a sheep buyer, stopped in Kemmerer from Cokeville. Pete Olvon headed east to Omaha with lambs. other lamb owners included Hoskina and McLean of Cokeville. Out-of-town visitors Serafina and Rose Facinella of Rock Springs arrived for a visit. Miss Serafina visited Olive Rathbun and Rose at Bert Carolla’s in Diamondville. The piece mentions Ideal Head and midweek dances at St James, Rev. Reiger to be new minister, and Dr E R Van Cott of Salt Lake City visiting with Oscar Van Cott. George Symess plans a vacation drive to Morgan. Mrs Symess and Crystal to join after Utah trip. James Jeffs left for Cumberland after a summer in Utah. they previously lived in Evanston.
A notice announces a new line of Fall Hats for ladies misses and children just arrived at Mrs McFadden's. The passage also mentions Cal Burt leaving hospital after a recent illness and heading with Mrs Burt and Mr and Mrs J S Miller to the ranch of Rube and Charley Miller for several days of hiking and hunting.
Notice announces the opening of the school year at the district schools in Lincoln County Wyoming on August 8, 1915. Reads as an official district communication listing start dates and attendance details for students and staff. The fragmentary text confirms district wide back to school plans and enrollment information.
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