Local and Personal News From Kemmerer and Vicinity
Brave Jencoletti, class of 1919 at Kemmerer High School, has accepted a peal them at First National Bank. The Indies of the St. Margaret's Guild and friends plan a social at Mrs. R. H. Embree's home with a luncheon. A New Year's party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dale Crain with several Diamondville and Evanston guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brave Jencoletti
Kemmerer High School
First National Bank
St. Margaret's' Guild
R. H. Embree
Dale Crain
Tom Sneddon
T. @. Russel
Moreco Ruchsel
David Spon
John Beott
Diamondville
H. G. Nuckens
Montpelier
Haho
Diamondville Community Notes and Local Visits
Nellie Westfield returned from Salt Lake City where she visited friends and relatives. The Home Economics club met at the Daly Hotel and decided on a party for the losers. Relief Society meetings were affected by cold weather. Dr. Tucker visited the Diamondville school and treated several ill children. Grandpa McPhie has been very ill. Geneva Miller returned from Denver for the holidays. J. C. Simpson hosted New Year dinner with family and relatives. The Finnish Amusement Society held a successful New Year masque ball. Ben and Frank Cousinas spent New Years with their parents. Ben returned to Cheyenne and Frank to Green River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Westfield
Salt Lake City
Daly Hotel
Kirkwood
Aitkens
Simpsson
Neil
Simpson
Horace Smith
Arthur Tucker
Andrew Neil
Joe Simpson
Tucker
Diamondville
Tackar
Joe of
Benjamin
Frank
Ben
Cheyenne
Green River
Grazing Permit Applications Required for 1920 Season
Notice for all animal herds in Wyoming Indian Forest to file grazing permit applications by March 1, 1920. Application forms and fees available at the Afton Wyoming office. requests for blank forms will be accommodated. Signed by A Bram, Supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aptor
Afton
Wyoming
A. Bram
Bupsrvinor
Cumberland Notes Dance Events and Local Social Highlights
The town hosts two New Year dances at No 1 and No 2 by the young ladies of No 2 with bright moonlight, large crowds, and lively performances. Maidena All covlorn performs at No 1, while Helen Mi’er and others entertain during Paul Kukoy’s illness. Mr Mickieon and daughter Ruthers return from Branson, and Lyman Fearn with his mother visit relatives in Rock Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ise
Helen
Paul Kukoy
Sublet
Camp Tire Girls and Bee Hive Girls Prep Programs
The No 1 and No 2 Cumberland girls organize Camp Tire Girls under Mrs Bundy. The Bee Hive Girls of Y M L A, led by Mrs Lou rie Beam, plan a program at the L D S meeting house on January 7. Mimes Janet Buchanan and Dolly Nesbit, teachers, returned from Utah after holidays. Cumberland visitor James Faddies of Price, Milton and Clem Eyre visited Lyman. Mr and Mrs John Goddard and Mrs Pater Boam visited Kimmerer this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 1
Cumberland
Camp Tire
Mra Bundy
Mra Lourie Beam
L. D
Janet Buchanan
Dolly Nesbit
No. 2
Utah
James Faddies
Price
Hay for sale at Sage Wye near St Patrick Church
Hay for sale. contact Carl or Fred Keen at Sage Wye or address near St Patrick Church. Call for details and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Fred Keen
Sage
Wye
ST. Patrick's Church
Census Enumeration Begins In Local Districts
Census workers start counting after missing materials delay. Miss Rose Angelo covers Kemmerer town, Edward Vincent Fosall Beckwith District, and H S Tanner Cokeville Border and Hams Fork. Cooperation from residents urged to provide needed information promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rose Angelo
Kemmerer
Edward Vincent
Fosall
Beckwith
H. S. Tanner
Cokeville
Hamsfork
What Everyone Should Know The Fourteenth Census
Census enumerators will visit every dwelling and farm in this community under Ray B. Lee to collect information for the 1920 census. Questions cover sex race age marital status birthplace mother father language ownership of home and schooling. Farm questions include acreage value, land ownership, buildings machinery crops, and yearly farm operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ray B. Lee
Wyoming
United Shatun
Censia
Cmmons
Colonial Minstrel Maids to Preform at Kemmerer Theater
The Colonial Minstrel Maids bring a musical comedy program to Kemmerer Theatre on Monday evening. The show features new songs, colorful costumes, and a company of notable young women with a lively East Coast style and sentimental moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hena Redford
Colorado
Young Woman's Christian Association
Mr. Whitten
New Kemmerer Theatre
Nellie Rathbun
Pocatello Couple Married in Kemmerer Licensing and Departure
William F. May of Pocatello and Laura Weatherman of Pocatello secured a marriage license in Kemmerer, were wed by District Court Commissioner M. B Reynolds, and left on No. 18 for Atchison Kansas to join May's father in his longstanding confectionery business. William May, a Cokeville sheep man, was in Kemmerer over the previous Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee William Hamblin
Lyman
Memmerer
Cerneetion
Kemmerer
Jones
Gs Ualveratty
Wyoming
Stier
Yint
Wm. F. May
Laura Weatherman
Pocatello
M. 8. Reynolds
Atchison, Kansas
Kansas City
William May
Cokeville
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Lewis
Theo Anderton
Balt Lake
John Holmes
Anderson
Westminister College
Galt Lake City
Ivan S. Jones
Big Piney
Daniel
Mr. Jones
Opal
Viola Dumas
Saratoga
Ale i
Miss Dumas
Eris
Dismondville
Charente Smith
Wilford Nell
William Julian
Kammerer
Aast
F. D. Bagnant
Love Hot Springs
Maho
Mr. Magnant
Mienes
Minnie and
Jane Hitas
Rock Springs
Wm. Davison
Relief Society of the L. D. 8
Grandpa McPhie
Mrs. D. Y. Goddard
Mrs. D. Kinghorn
Geneva Miller
Denver
Miss Miller
Rocks
Frank McGinnis
KB. Little
J. C. Simpson
John Sloan
Wilford Neil
William Armstrong
D. J. Evans
Grannie
Matt Armstrong
Agnes Kavanaugh
Mrs. M. J. Kavanaugh
Mr. MF
Mickieon
Ruther
Branston
Holy Eye
Lyman Fearn
Leabille Gitte
Rook Springs
Milton
Clem Eyre
Ohn Goddard
Pater Boam
Keinmerer
NEW Edisons
Bandale
Hoppelwhite
Sheraton
Rembrandt
Velaeques
Raphael
Kemmerer Garage
America
Nheuser-Busch
A. Molinar
St.loure
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