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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1916
Page
13
Community notes recount visits by Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brewer and others at Gustin cottage. Local vendors and farmers, including Orson Winters and Harry Julien, report hay hauling and flock interests. A sleigh incident near the station disrupts traffic but causes no serious damage. several residents attended a dance at Julien hotel. Blasinger & Company advertises fur shipments from Salt Lake City.
Community notes list a Leap Year Dance January 20 at the Lyceum and a benefit dance January 29 at Frontier Hall for A. Koran. Also announced are Kemmerer theater showings, local visits, hospital updates, and social gatherings including Mrs. Quealy's 21st birthday celebration.
Salt Lake City trip for Mr Trost of Golden Rule. Hazel Hrammer visiting Montpelier aunt Mrs E W Bourne expected home this week. Santa dinner at Frank Steinbauer home with multiple guests. Oliver Twichel, LaBarge rancher, reports Kemmerer snowier. Trost family moved to J C Penney house on Pine. Mrs J S Newland heads to Washington for winter. Mrs Watt Brandon travels to Rock Springs then Denver. Mary Howowik died at fifteen months in Catholic church parish. Browning of Repeein Auto Co contracts care with Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co.
Music group offers to play at dances or parties any time especially if no piano is available. Guaranteed performance and reliability noted by B Ziller and Daughters.
Billy Wood dislocated his shoulder last week while descending the steps to his barber shop near the First National Bank. He supported by Lunsell, popped it back, then sought medical treatment. He is progressing but in pain and plans to stay at his business as usual.
Bert Clark Jr writes that his parents Mr and Mrs BR B Clark left before Christmas and plan to spend most of the winter in Denver visiting younger family members and tending the ranch. He says conditions back home are good with no feed shortages for stock.
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Plumbing hints and services offered by WM E Pitt with guarantee. Contact details appear as a phone line fragment.
Wy 4-4 winner of Salt City wake earns notice of a new anniversary celebration. Local source reports the event and confirms attendance by community members and organizers.
Mrs. W A Whitlock institutes divorce proceedings against Dr. Whitlock in Kemmerer. She seeks alimony child custody and fees and alleges drunkenness prior five years plus assault and infidelity. The couple separated with Mrs Whitlock and children in San Francisco and the defendant in Phoenix, Arizona. Case set for May term.
At the Chapter No. 28 C. E. & officers were installed including Inez Stewart as Worthy Matron and A. J. Calverley as Worthy Patron. Past matron Mrs Downey received a pin, then a dutch lunch followed. Elbert Hawley and Roy Matsumura are in hospital for toneolitis and appendicitis respectively. Dodgy Kujimoto accompanies Roy, with ties to Kemmerer connections.
The Le ap Year Ball will be held Thursday evening the 20th hosted by the Ladies of the Choral Society. All gentlemen are invited and the ladies will strive to give them a good time while selling tickets. The Kem merer orchestra will provide music and the ladies will make requests. Go and enjoy.
A brief notice states four pairs of men s shoes found at the post office in Ni morning. Inquiries directed to The Camera for confirmation and pickup details.
Peter Paul Sullivan of Kemmerer Wyoming announces an excellent line of caskets and funeral services. He is a Barnes School of Anatomy graduate with east coast experience and helped during the Eastland disaster in Chicago, ready to handle death and make all arrangements.
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