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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1918
Page
5
A testimonial promotes Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney troubles and back pain. Mrs James Clark Topas Sr. recounts relief after using the product purchased at a local store. Price is 60 cents and the ad cites Foster Milburn Co New York as the maker.
Mrs McGlashan spent last week in Kemmerer reviewing County Clerk records on the Cretaceous Oil Company holdings. Billie Inglese of Diamondville, just returned from service, wore a sharp Army uniform and noted a possible front departure date had the armistice not occurred. A local Masonic Lodge meeting was postponed due to a fire drill miscommunication. Telegrapher Pitzgerald left Kemmerer for treatment in Kansas City. Lillian Trevorrow will cover his duties. Mrs Margaret Kay of the Lincoln Kemmerer Coal Company is ill with influenza in Ogden. Mrs RR Rose leaves for Chicago. Sheriff-elect Oakley to arrive with his family. Other visitors include Mr W S Powell in from Conroy mines, Sergeant John Stock and wife from Logan, and Evanston guest Roger La Chapelle. Local residents resume or begin holiday visits and business, with several dinners and hospital visits noted.
Saturday several residents and visitors were noted in town including Mrs Poekert and Mr Taber of Ciutevilla, Mr Hemmin of Sandberg, and HL Jones arriving for morning activities. G H Golden, formerly with the Capera, departed for Florence Arizona to work for a newspaper.
A new flu case was reported in Frontier last night. The patient, the draught of Joe Moto, arrived Saturday from the East and developed symptoms Monday evening. Condition is reported not serious at present.
County Treasurer Gilbert Taysom collected about 314 dollars in taxes from Pyramid Syndicate as its Kemmerer office prepared to move. After a delay in mailing the tax due, Sheriff Collett held the furniture until payment was received last Saturday, and the goods were released.
Trade offer from W. A. Carter of Fi. Bridger Wyoming seeks a head of young Hereford and Shorthorn cows in exchange for well bred Rambonillet ewes. Address provided for contact.
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