Local and Personal News in Kemmerer and Vicinity
P d Quealy returned from Washington as a coal operators representative before a Northwest coal inquiry committee. Mellvain of Opal, livestock inspector, stayed days in town. John W Haddenham of Midway visited between trains. Mrs W H Rose and Miss Jessie Rose arrived from Denver to visit Kemmerer and planned an extended stay then return to Los Angeles. Various locals and visitors from Ogden to Lava Hot Springs, Diamondville, and Cokeville attended events and errands. The St Margarets Guild meets for sewing for L C M hospital with tea. Lincoln Chapter Delphian meets at the school house studying Egypt and Bergery and Reds deportation. Miss Elsie Reeves returned from Smoot after nursing during flux. Green River visitors took Masons degrees. Kemmerer orchestra funded a successful L C Me hospital benefit. The Kemmerer Garage sold a seven passenger National and a Chevrolet. The orchestra plans a February dance at Lyceum hall. Several residents and relatives visited, with notes on illness, travel, and social events. Valentine parties and school socials reported. For sale rooming house in Lava Hot Springs. For rent furnished apartment in Kemmerer.
Brandleys Attend Solliday Funeral after Easttrip
Mr and Mrs E J Brandley of Granger visited this week for Mrs Solliday s funeral held Monday. He had just returned from an eastern trip to Red Banks New Jersey to settle affairs of his deceased brother.
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E. J. Brandley
Granger
Wm. Solliday
Brandley
Red Banks
New Jersey
Supt Burgoon Leaves for Iowa Over Mother's Illness
Supt A L Burgoon of Diamondville schools departed Sunday for Paton Iowa after being summoned by his mother's declining health. He has led Diamondville schools and will return as soon as his mother’s condition allows.
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Burgoon
Iowa
Supt
A. L. Burgoon
Diamondville
Paton
Methodist Church Notes Sunday Services and Conference
Sunday school at 10 a m worship at 11 a m league at 7 p m evening worship at 8 p m February 22 Cheyenne district superintendent Dr William T Dom to occupy pulpit morning and evening and at Diamondville afternoon first quarterly conference Saturday evening 7 30 p m official members urged to attend cordial invitation extended to all to attend services pastor A R Dickson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Dom
Cheyenne
Diamondville
A. R. Dickson
St Patrick's Church Plans Masses and Catechism Schedule
Next Sunday masses at and 10 30 am and catechism class for children Saturdays at 2 pm Lent devotions Fridays at 7 30 pm and Sundays at 4 pm Non Catholics welcome Also an ad about chronic constipation promoting Chamberlains Tablets as a mild laxative tonic to avoid future constipation.
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ST. Patrick's Church
Kemmerer Theater Weekend Showcard
Friday features Barnes Merry Minstrels with 20 performers admission one dollar tax included seats at City Drug Store Saturday Enid Bennett Happy Though Married Harold Lloyd Comedy vaudeville benefit hospital fund Motives 2 pm night shows 50 cents to one seat Sunday Chas Ray The Girl Dodger Mrs Jon Martin A Jungle Gentleman shown at The News theater listings reflect local acts and prices for the weekend event lineups
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes Merry Minstrels
City Drug Store
Harold Lloyd
Benefit Hospital Fund
Chas. Ray
Dodger
Jon Martin
Pn the News
Fossil News Items Include Accidents and Arrivals
F. W. Steinhour received a car of hay this week. Little William Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Smith, fractured a limb Friday after being hurled from a horse and transported to Marquis hospital in Kemmerer. Erma Rawlins returned from Kemmerer after a visit with her aunt Mrs Davis. Frank Jeskovsky visited from his ranch Friday. J eer Morrow, Fossil’s papal man, keeps a three legged cavaiew at his residence. Mr and Mrs Hunt left Fossil, while Mr and Mrs B A Hubbell visited from their Rock Creek ranch during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little William
Charles Smith
Marquis Hospital
Kemmerer
Erma Rawlins
Mrs. Davis
Eer Morrow
Fossil
8. A. Hubbell
Rock Creek
L. L. Query
McDonald Ranch
Charles King
Snow Road
Bondurant News Snow Storm Strands Basins and Ranchers
A severe snow storm visits Bondurant, expected to last days. John D Wertz heads to his wintering basins to inspect horses while Oliver Robinson brings two equines to Bondurant to winter. The mail runs by skis and dogs. horse transport may resume soon. A mountain lion track was spotted at Faler ranger station with no animal sighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Robinson
Bondurant Ranch
Faler Ranger Station
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P. d. Quealy
Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Northwest
Mellvain
Opal
Weel
John W. Haddenham
Midway
E.S
Galibardy
Cattara
Ogden
Grahim
Slate Creek
C. M. Karren
Lava Hot Springs
Mr. Karren
Frank D. Ball
W. G. Helta
Fontenelle
A. Nelson
Maewee
Cokeville
John ‘Whiston
Bert Caolo Mas
Bens River Ranch
Rivary
St. Margaret's Guild
R. A. Mason
L. C. M. Hosp
Lincoln
The
Delphian Society
School House
Egypt
Bergery
Pratt
Elsie Reeves
Smoot
Miss Reeves
Dr. Maddison
Lawrence Holland
Green River City
Masonic Order
Olaf Jefaon Ee
L. C. Me
Dan Barrieh
Cumberland
Mike Hribernick
Frontier
Kemmerer Orchestra
Lyceum Hall
J. B. Guffey of
Sublet
Chester Midgley
Wyoming Floral Shop
Ae da Stacey
Trationdville
Mra
Henry Harker
Rock Springs
Poal- Aion
Ohms
Montpalier
Estes
Sale
Wh. Beholmawe
Bill Moreland
Denver
Bt. Patrick’s Church
Finn Hall
P. O
Idaho
John R. Whiston
M. J. Sawaya
Methodist Church Notes
Kemmerer Theater
John Cumberland
Harold Lloyd Ane
Kidd
Enid Bennett
E. K. Lincoln
Oo Errigas
Gordon
Kemmerer: Hardware & Furniture Company
Fossil News
F. W. Steinhour
Frank Jeskovsky
Mrs. Hunt
Bondurant News
John D. Wertz
Basin
Sarah E. Faris
Ella Bondurant
Wm. Connolly
Eanes
Swanson Ranch
Treland
United States
Betty Wales
Jh, Mantle
J.B. Matthews
Bon Ton Restaurant
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Frontier Supply Company
Opal Mercantile CO
General Merchandise
International Harvester Company
McCormack
Oliver and John Deer
International Trucks
Bain and Weber Wagons
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