In Memoriam Afton Kilea Smith Died of Diphtheria in Kemmerer
Afton Kilea Smith four years old died last Saturday in Kemmerer after a sudden diphtheria illness. The child, beloved and lively, rode a pony and brightened many lives. Her funeral reached Salt Lake City after a sealed coffin departure. sympathy poured from Kemmerer and Frontier residents for the grieving family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atton Hanith
Kad
Joseph Y. Seth
Kemmerer
Kilea Smith
Wee
Abe
Oret Clase
Salt Lake City
Parley
Eva W. Smith
Joe
Salt Lake
King family mourns after Conil dies of scarlet fever
Cecil King of Diamondville grieves as seven year old Conil dies from scarlet fever after a Friday night illness. The two remaining children also sick, quarantine at home, while Mr King, visiting a Salt Lake City hospital for throat trouble, returns home for the funeral. The service was held Sunday at two o clock with interment in Diamondville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. King
Diamondville
Conil
Dismondville
Death in Frontier from scarlet fever claims young Biosich
A 6 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Biosich died Saturday night in Frontier of scarlet fever. The funeral was Sunday at 3 pm with burial in Kemmerer cemetery. Four other children in the home were dangerously ill with the same disease. Deep sympathy is extended to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier
Slaveo
Louis Biosich
Kemmerer
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Floral Tributes
Words cannot express our thanks to the many kind friends for their sympathy and kindness shown in the midst of our deep sorrow for Afton. The many floral offerings are deeply appreciated by B. Smith and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afton
B. Smith
Thanking Friends for Sympathy and Floral Gifts
Mr and Mrs Chas Lamberson and Mr and Mrs Oban express sincere thanks for support during illness and death of their daughter and sister and for the beautiful floral offerings received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Lamberson
Mre
Oban
Alken
First Annual Ball and Local Notices at Cumberland
Upcoming events include the First Annual Ball by Prater and the Order of Bears. Visitors from various towns were in Cumberland over the weekend while others travel plans and job inquiries appear. Cumberland schools closed due to scarlet fever. Valentines stock offered at Wyoming Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Ee
Praternal Order of Bears
Locum
Ere
Davis Pir
Cumberland
Wyoming
Fred Canada
Notice of dissolution of McKay & Morrow firm
Dissolution of the co partnership McKay and Morrow grocery firm announced with Mr Morrow retiring and Mr McKay taking over the business. McKay to receive all debts and payables. Business to continue under same terms. Kemmerer Wyoming, February 15. Chas L McKay signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay
Wyo
Chas
L. McKay
Death of Lottie Lamberson Remains Noted in Community
Lottie Lamberson died around February 10 after a brief illness, leaving behind family in the Fractional area and Idaho Walle. Funeral services were held at the Episcopal church with a choir and pallbearers, and burial followed at a nearby cemetery. The Lamberson family, long established in the locality, are remembered as prominent residents of Frankles Nock Springe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Lamberson
Howe Frontier
Mythew
Episcopal Areh
Pett
Jocaly
Min
Matthews
Mise
Sany Wchood
Debe
Palle
Idebe
Warial
Lambersee
Idaho Walle
Epoatier
Lamber
Local visitors and travels noted in Kemmerer area
Rev Lyi visited Hock Springs returning Monday. P J Quealy and son Mahlon returned Sunday from a short Northwest Coast trip. C A Harrington and wife left for home in Mocatello after a real estate mission. Jane Michie plans spring ranch work. Wm Pitt and wife returned from a monthlong trip to the state amid a mild winter with little snow in the east. Gov Cunningham worked in Cumberland and planned to Kemmerer for a forest meeting. George Varie notes from Kemmerer area. plumbing and tie tee work advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Lyi
Hock Springs
P. J. Quealy
Mahlon
Northwest Coast
Portland
Seattle
C. A. Harrington
Mocatello
Jane Michie
Pitt
Duratio
Local Kemmerer Notes Highlight Widely Varying News
Montpelier and Cokeville visitors shop and tour Kemmerer while townsfolk report health updates. Nurse Thornley visits Diamondville's King home for sick children as scarlet fever cases rise. several residents travel to Salt Lake City and Denver for family and work matters.
Sullivan and Bickley Lead Plumbers in Reston Ta in Tinaing
Sullivan and Bickley are described as leading plumbers in Reston at Tinaing, with an antecd note and a phone reference to U2, indicating a local trades context and contact detail.
State Health Officer Visits Kemmerer
Dr Wyman secretary of the State Board of Health visited Kemmerer in response to a wire and foundPrecautions taken by county city health officers and doctors. He could not suggest further actions to prevent contagion which has become epidemic. Quarantine was in place at several homes and only two new scarlet fever cases were reported. Milk supply questions remained about 14 quarantined homes in Kemmerer and Frontier and one milk source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyman
State Bond of Health
Kemmerer
W. A. Hocker
C. D. Stafford
R. Margula
R. H. Genders
Ana Yore
Kemmeror School
Frontier
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Memoriam
Afton Smith
Allon Smith
Mr Bliss B. Smith
Salt Lake Olty, Utah
Kemmerer Coal Co
Gace
Cecil King
Bart Bandberg
Mr. Sod
Magwire
Bob Faddites
George McKinnay
Idaho
Curtin
Walter Stewart
Diamondvills
Wiltor
Rock Springs
al G. Morton
Hilder Henteen
Colorado
Janine
I. Pane Teoaion Tenet Goons
Chas, L. McKay
Norway
Ikee
Lee Ted
Koma
Lee Soeeneie
Bleety
F. E. Curtis
Leading Jeweler
Eusye
Cokeville
Imen
George Varie Ie
Denart
Phome P
Collegians Quartetted
Redpath Lyceum
Coming Richards & Pringle Minstrels
Wm. Solliday
Opal
Jamie Rosenberg
Ralph
Willie
Thorobred
Jersey Ballaire
W. A. Myers
Slamarer
Jim Lindsay
The
Stock Exchange
Louis Trempe
Elmer Rathbas
Fontenelis Ranch
Fecal Lines
County Hospital
Everett Prices
Granger
Marthe A. Thornley
Pat Healy
Chas Lehmer
Ralph Bagher
Pete Sullivan
Chorge Pierney
Big Piney
Marbleton
Alfred Jussard
Union Mercantile and Supply Co
Royal Bakery
Poeun
Hey. Mythes
Arthur Calverley
Clyde Hall
Bachelor Headquarters Acres
Safeiretee Als
Brig Smith
Tildy Hine
Baren Anderson
Butte
Nell Matthews
Veter Gordos, Sr
Wate
Pathe
Tegen
Keun
Mark Whelan
la Barge Ranch
Roy Osborne
B.F.H Co
Jimmy Woods
Pet
Tom Hooee
Mia
E. L. Smith
Ronmerer Savings Bank
Frankie Naylin
8. A
Loyal Order of Moose
Pat Healey
Charley Lehmer
Joe Bell
George Furney
Oscar Beck
Cheyenne
Iowa
Dervon
Bee
Roy Layland
J. W. Hildebrand
Standard Meat and Live Stock, Co
Rawlins
Oliver Triter
C. C. Brown
Montpelier
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Chas. Bruce
Krover
Kemmerer High School
Denver
Mary Ai. Bose
Ed Sutton
Dusty Lyons
Otto Zeigler
Jack Matthews
Willow Top Ranch
Jack
San Francisco
Cuaimer
Charley Sammon
Marguerite
Emily Hainsworth
0. L
Marshall Reynolds
Serena
Emily
Wilfred Johnson
Pemberthy
Measw
Mears
Brace
Grover
Jemoa
Asis Pound
Fred Jette
Mr. Jetters
Louiee
Gumner Leflore
Art Hanak
Peter Gerdes, Jr
Sam Silverblatt
Alfred Ruski
Hobo Springs
Serto
Ash
Senate
Charley Bomner
Mie
Kathiya Biliot
Gabi Olyle
Mies Biliot
Victor Smith
Hock Spelage
Renident
Lincoln Lumber Co
Lyceum
Alex Scott
Davis’ Picture Show
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