Local and Personal News From Kemmerer Area
Brave Jencoletti class of 1919 has accepted a position at First National Bank. The Indies of the St. Margaret's Guild will be entertained tomorrow at Mrs. R. H. Embree's home. A New Year's party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dale Crain with families from Diamondville Evanston and Montpelier attending. William Hamblin of Lyman visited Kemmerer on business. Theo Anderton returned to Salt Lake City after visiting Diamondville. Miss Viola Dumas returns to Saratoga to teach. Charente Smith and Wilford Nell plan to study wire fabrication in Kansas City. William Julian of Sage attended table events. F D Bagnant of Love Hot Springs visited Kemmerer. Miss Hena Redford spoke in Colorado for YWCA World Service Program. The YWCA speaker will also address a moving picture show at the Kemmerer theatre. Wm. Davison sought treatment for a fractured right hand after being injured by a steer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Hena Redford
Colorado
Young Woman's Christian Association
Mr. Whitten
New Kemmerer Theatre
Nellie Rathbun
Diamondville Notes Sparked by Club and Local Visits
Nellie Westfield returned from Salt Lake City where she visited friends. The Home Economics club met at the Daly Hotel with a card game ending in losses by Mrs. Kirkwood Mrs. Aitkens Mrs. Simpson and Mrs. Neil and a party to be hosted by the losers. Luncheon followed. The L D S Relief Society met Tuesday afternoon with few present due to cold. Dr. Tucker visited the Diamondville school Monday and treated several sick children. Grandpa McPhie has been ill for a week. Mrs. D. Y. Goddard visited her mother Mrs. D. Kinghorn over the weekend. Geneve Miller returned from Denver Monday. Mr. was a visitor in Rocks week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGinnis visited Mrs. McGinnis' mother. A child who had been visiting with a brother returned to Rock Springs hospital. The Daly Hotel is busy again after patrons returned from vacation. J. C. Simpson hosted New Year dinner for relatives including Andrew Neil family John Sloan Wilford Neil and others. Agnes Kavanaugh spent the holidays with her parents. The Finnish Amusement Society masque ball on New Year’s Eve was a success. Benjamin and Frank Cousins spent New Year with their parents. Ben returned to Cheyenne and Frank to Green River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly Hotel
Kirkwood
Aitkens
Simpsson
Neil
Simpson
Horace Smith
Arthur Tucker
Andrew Neil
Joe Simpson
Application for grazing permits in Wyoming forest 1920
Notice announces filing of all grazing permit applications for cattle sheep and goats within the Wyoming Nations Forest for 1920. Applications must be filed at the office in Afton Wyoming before March 1, 1920. Additional information and blank forms available on request. A Bram Supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aptor
Afton
Wyoming
A. Bram
Bupsrvinor
Cumberland Notes Dance Fans See Moonlit Night
The No 1 New Years Eve dance and No 2 Leap Year dance drew large crowds under a bright moonlight. A student performance by Maidena All covlorn at No 1 impressed attendees. Helen Miller is noted for her singing during Paul Kukoy’s illness absence. Mr Mickieon and daughter Ruth er returned from Branston after the holidays. Lyman Fearn and mother Mrs Leabille Gitte visit relatives in Rock Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ise
Helen
Paul Kukoy
Sublet
Local youths form groups and plan events at Cumberland
The Camp Tire Girls under Mrs Bundy organize the No 1 and No 2 Cumberland area youth group. Bee Hive Girl of the Y M L A under Mrs Lou rie Beam plans a program at the L D S meeting house on January 7. Mimes Janet Buchanan and Dolly Nesbit, teachers in No 2 schools, have returned from Utah for holidays with their parents. James Faddies of Price Utah visited Cumberland this week. Milton and Clem Eyre drove to Lyman for New Years visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs John Goddard and Mrs Pater Boam visited Kemmerer this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Lourie Beam
L. D
Janet Buchanan
Dolly Nesbit
No. 2
Utah
Hay for Sale Near Sage Address Fred Keen
Hay for sale in Sage area. Call Carl or address Fred Keen at St Patrick's Church for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Fred Keen
Sage
Wye
ST. Patrick's Church
Census Enumeration Begins in Local Districts
Census work starts Monday the 5th after missing materials delayed start. Enumerators Rose Angelo Kemmerer town, Edward Vincent Fosall Beckwith District, H S Tanner Cokeville Border and Hams Fork district urge public cooperation and ready information to speed counting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rose Angelo
Kemmerer
Edward Vincent
Fosall
Beckwith
H. S. Tanner
Cokeville
Hamsfork
Fourteenth Census Guidelines For Wyoming Community
Under Ray B. Lee census enumerators will visit every dwelling to collect information for the 1920 census schedules. Questions cover sex race age marital status birthplace of person and parents, language, education, home ownership, and immigration details. farms also surveyed for acreage, ownership, building value, machinery, crops, and yearly farm operations. Accurate counts determine population for the next decade, and officials will call at your home with the 1920 census questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ray B. Lee
Wyoming
United Shatun
Censia
Cmmons
Colonial Minstrel Maids Lighting Kemmerer Theatre Stage
The Colonial Minstrel Maids arrive at Kemmerer Theatre Monday evening with a tinkling score and a galaxy of beautiful girls. The show emphasizes music and novelty plus nostalgic sentiment and new costumes.
Pocatello Couple Weds in Kemmerer Then Depart for Kansas
William F. May and Laura Weatherman, both of Pocatello, arrived in Kemmerer last Saturday, secured a marriage license, were married by District Court Commissioner M. B. Reynolds, and left on No. 18 for Atchison Kansas where May will join his father in a long standing confectionery business. William May, a young sheep man from Cokeville, was in Kemmerer over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. May
Laura Weatherman
Pocatello
Kemmerer
M. 8. Reynolds
Atchison, Kansas
Kansas City
William May
Cokeville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lewis
Brave Jencoletti
Kemmerer High School
First National Bank
Pee William Hamblin
Lyman
Memmerer
Cerneetion
Jones
Gs Ualveratty
Stier
Yint
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
Nellie Westfield
Salt Lake City
Relief Society of the L. D. 8
Tucker
Tackar
Joe of
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
Benjamin
Frank
Ben
Cheyenne
Green River
Cumberland
Mr. MF
Mickieon
Ruther
Branston
Holy Eye
Lyman Fearn
Leabille Gitte
Rook Springs
No. 1
Camp Tire
Mra Bundy
James Faddies
Price
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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