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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1916
Page
18
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T. F. Hatchelor who ran the White Restaurant is now chef at the Combination Cafe. The White Restaurant is being run by Frank J. Abie who says he will operate a classy establishment. A. M. Rose is acting as the new chef at the White Restaurant.
Miss Julia Platt of Diamondville daughter of James Platt was taken to the local hospital Friday morning for an appendicitis operation. She belongs to the last graduating class of the local high school and is reported improving rapidly after the surgery.
Johnny Jamieson arrived in Rock Springs on Saturday and will stay until after the Fourth of July. He plans to bring Mrs. Jamieson back with him after his trip. She has been ill and was treated in a Denver hospital. They may also tour the western coast this summer if her health permits.
A collage of town notes from Kemmerer covers theater showings, local visits, and trips. Highlights include L. Matthews in Salt Lake City, P. J. Quesly returning from Omaha, George Watts driving to Salt Lake City, and Karl Zeigler becoming a bartender at Arcade saloon. The Cumberland baseball team faces Lyman on the 7th, with numerous residents traveling to Bear Lake Ogden and nearby towns for Independence Day activities.
A string of Kemmerer area tidbits reports: Joe Matinetli spent the Fourth with his wife and daughter at Save Hot Springs. Casey Collett now in Kemmerer from Cokeville. Gus Linden of Rock Springs in town dis posed of wool. Mrs. James Dougherty reportedly not seeking county aid. Harry Grayson in Pocatello for Rik celebration. Buddentick from Cokeville plans permanency at the Rik hotel. D K McDougal of the Short Line in Kemaster reviewing materials. Frank Gresovnik delivering a Hayrros car to Pine Dale. Giencoe baseball team defeated in Cumberland. Grace Furniss visiting from Salt Lake City. Billy Woods from the upper country returning to his ranch for the Fourth. Dr C G Venter and Harry White in Star Valley in a Buick. Maurice Thomas left for Bear Lake en route to Ogden by auto. Wilfred Johnson and Frank Brez uvnik to Salt Lake City with two Buicks. work underway for tea and coffee firm Grandad Union Tea. Toots barber shop adding barber pole while manicurist heads to Mexico. Harry Clark back from Salt Lake City and may settle there. Peter Martino installing a gas-o-line tank at South Cumberland for auto drivers. B Mills deputy sheriff from Big Piney visits Kemmerer, noting a quiet Fourth at Big Piney. Maurice Thomas from Ogden with son Albert for business, then to Ideal Beach. Mr and Mrs Bert Carolla building a cottage at Ideal Beach amid growing summer cottages.
A Plano listing offers a new high grade piano with flexible terms. Inquiries should be written to The Denver Music Co in Denver Colorado to receive particulars and arrange responsive discussion.
Reports from Kemmerer say Ira and Emma Palin and Jack Mantle quietly wed in Evanston on Monday then drove to Salt Lake City. Mantle’s parent formerly married Sam Palin, who was killed recently in the area. Cast party and congratulatory messages expected from Balt Lake City friends and local admirers.
The Kemmerer Fourth of July celebration concluded with a very successful dance given by the volunteer firemen. A large attendance was reported at the affair with many participants and festive activities.
J C Penney president present in Kemmerer on the Fourth as part of a tour of 200 Golden Rule towns. Reginald Smithwick of Lexington MA arrived in Kemmerer to visit Mahlon Quealy's school. Several locals including E Wildes and Jere Sammon are mentioned with marriages and moves, plus a new Kemmerer Concert Orchestra forming under Harry Marquis.
Weekly excursion thek offers attractive rates starting Saturday or Sunday for regular travelers. Agents report steady bookings as customers seek better value. The program runs every week with ongoing promotions and favorable terms.
Across Kommerer Frontier and Diamondville held large Fourth of July events. In Kommerer a crowded crowd enjoyed a children’s dance led by Mrs. Quealy and a patriotic program at the Lyceum Theatre. Frontier hosted a grand automobile parade, a thrilling 11 to 6 game between Frontier and Sublet No. 6, races with prizes, a boace game, Italian team victory by Nacolletti, and a Japanese fireworks display. Kemmerer band played, dancing followed at the pavilion. evening events concluded with more dances after fireworks. Diamondville staged a similar lineup and oakley firework display in the night.
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