Unusual Visit and Local News Roundup in Kemmerer
Locals and personals recount Mrs. Qedisgh’s delayed arrival from Indianapolis to Kemmerer as a house burned upon her return. A large Big Piney dance featured Pauline Zillar, Meigs Mullings, and Jennings of Remy beer. Multiple residents including Berenson, Foley, Maxabilland, Masure, Vincent, Sealock, Budd, Carey, and others frequent Kemmerer for business and family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
Pauline Zillar
Meigs Mullings
Jennings
Remy Beer
Prominent visitors and social notes from Kemmerer
A. N. Gardiner visits Kemmerer. Clyde F. Settle calls road conditions improved in the valley. J. Hérschier, Fontenelle rancher, attended Kemmerer engagements after recent family tragedy in Salt Lake City. Dorothy Van Deusen and Mayme Jones, Boulder College classmates, stayed in Kemmerer. James Davidson and wife from Opal. A. E. Preddy and Clement Gilliard hosts in Rock Springs. Mrs. Matt Willison and Minnie visit William Hunter. Mrs. William Hunter in Superior with sister Mrs. Sharp. J. F. Brown from Fairview visits Kemmerer. S. Beach returns from Texical Oil interest in Wichita Falls. William H. George and Deputy Warden in town. A H Fonda taken ill. Eastern Star party for Mrs. Davis leaving for Pocatello. Will Easton and Mary Smith visit in Evanston. Dr W. E. Madison visits family in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy van Deusen
Rock Springs
Mayme Jones
Kemmerer
Teachers’College
Boulder
Colo
Elkol Miner Dies of Pneumonia in Local Death
Gustav Carlson a long time resident died Friday in Elkol from typhoid pneumonia. Born in Finland in 1861 he previously lived in Rock Springs. Funeral services were led by Rev. Sutton and he was buried in Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Carlson
Elkol
Rock Springs
Finland
Sutton
Kemmerer
Eastern Star Installs Officers At Meeting
The Order of Eastern Star elected and installed officers led by Mrs. Gertrude Brammer Worthy Matron and Donald McAllister Worthy Patron with Miss Ira Vicare as assistant matron. After installation several games of 500 were played, Mrs. Scotness winning the prize, followed by a dainty lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Gertrude Brammer
Donald McAllister
Ira Vicare
Aassistant
A. M
Scotness
Chamberlais Cough Remedy Praised by Marze Tile Memo
A reader from Marze Tile, Mom, reports that after two years of severe coughing the Chamberlains Cough Remedy relieved the cough quickly. The account notes previous medicines failed and claims the remedy cured the dreadful attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Olsen
Marze- Tile
Mom
Myithe Bey
Jean Aeaghi
Dare
Chamberlais
Lars L Warner Dies After Illness at Marquis Hospital
Lars L Warner aged 62 died at Marquis hospital Thursday morning after more than a month of illness. Born in Cherokee County Kansas on Sept 2 1878 he was a noted author of Socialistic theory and a proponent of political evolution. He lived a retiring life, valued friendship and practiced the Golden Rule, with deep Christian faith guiding his conduct. He is survived by one brother Frank M Warner and his mother and two sisters are already passed. The community of Kemmerer mourns the loss of a beloved friend and thinker whose life reflected charity, sincerity, and quiet dedication to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars L. Warner
Marquis Hospital
Tara
Lars Warner
Lars
Kemmerer
Lars Larson Warner Was
Cherokee County
Kansas
the Son
William and
Eve Warner
New England
Lara
Frank M. Warner
Merritt
British Columbia
Jesus Christ
Card of Thanks for Lars L Warner
I thank the many friends of my brother the late Lars L Warner for kindness and sympathy during my recent sad visit to Kemmerer. Special thanks to Rev Sutton Mrs Barrett and Mr Mullings for the church service to Mr and Mrs Baker for hospitality and to friends who sent floral tokens. May God bless and prosper each and every one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars L. Warner
Kemmerer
Sutton
Thanking Friends and Kemmerer Band for Kindness
We express gratitude to friends and the Kemmerer band for their kindness and sympathy during our bereavement in the death of our beloved father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer Band
Sheep Wanted Trade For Rambouillet Ewes In Wyoming
A brief classified ad seeks 20 head of young Hereford and Shorthorn cows in exchange for young well bred Rambouillet ewes. Address lw. A, Carter, Fy, Bridger, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter, Fy
Bridger
Wyo
Birth Notice From Diathonfsville Maternity Ward
A birth is reported in Diathonfsville with the mother and newborn girl stated to be doing well despite difficult conditions. The family requests privacy as they recover.
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Uae
F As. Berenson
Patrick J. Foley
Clear
East Lake City
BM Maxabilland
Tavn
Grahger
Kemieerer
Frank Masure
Denver
Spad
Vincent
Salt Lake City
Levi.p. Sealock
Cokeville, Granger and Montpelier
City
Chas. Budd
LaBarge
Leo Carey
J. S. Miller
FP. M. Warner
British
Colmbia
Warner
Canada
Messrs Re
Ee Cee ’ Gwent
Cokeville
Henry Heap
Thayne
Wyoming
Johnny Strang
Frontier
Marbleton
Kansas City
Dan
Sweeney Jate
Will Whitcombe
Maar Island
California
Navy
Kemmerer Meat Market
Hau
Chas. Southerden
Casper
The
Kemmerer Republican
Mr. Southerden
France
Air Service
R. T. Dennis
Charles Olson
Fontenelle
Arnold Olson
Laramie
W. C. Nicols
Granger
Sparota
Coke
E. H. Shideler
John J. Walter
Jack
Rexburg
Idaho
Evanston
C.D. Chrisman
Opal
Fred Abbott
James Dunn
Sage
O. T.cline
Guy Turner
Chas, Lackey
Kersmarer
Martin Cahill
W. Allard
Kemmarer
BR. R. Roge
Little Spon
Muskoges
Oklahoma
Rose
A. N. Gardiner
Clyde F. Settle
Star Valley: Independent
Clyde
Jake Hérschier
Herschler
James Davidson
A. E. Preddy
Diamondville
Clement Gilliard
Matt. Willison
Miss Minnie
William Hunter
Superior
Sharp
J. F. Brown
Fairview
Beach
Witchita Falls
Texas
Texical Oil Company
William H. George
Bill
A. H. Fonda
Eastern Star
Davis
Pocatello
T. Hunter Salmon
Will Easton
W. E. Madison
L. C. M Hospital
Urs L. Warner
Dale Crane
Mra
A. J. Witeman
Diathonfsville
Babe
Lewis Cash Grogery
WM. E. Pitt
Peterson
Cable —Tallore
White House
Cate
Stetson
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