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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1916
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Masonic meeting at Patlows Hall with mentions of officers including W. M. Animue Calvarier and others. The text references lodge activities, a February date stub, and engraved stationery sales, with unclear surrounding details and participants.
Fragmented text outlines church services in Kemmerer with multiple congregations. Information mentions Methadian Episcopal and Patrice Cathote tied to Kemmerer, with service times around morning hours and Sunday events.
Big Piney ranchers adopt a new spaying process to reduce herd sizes due to range shortage. Over 600 heifers were treated after Governor Kendrick recommended the method via Tom Sotham. In a separate incident near Kemmerer, William Graham and his brother in law Mr. Pyle were struck by lightning at camp, leaving them stunned and one horse killed.
The Rev. George Ossman of Tennessee will preach at St James Church July 20 at eleven. Rev Samuel Wood will lead Cokeville service and Rev John Gilles in Afton. Wood preaches in Kemmerer August 6, Gilles August 11, Ossman August 20. Ossman will take Cokeville August 13. Wood preaches Cokeville August 20. Clergy will range in Cokeville from August 21 to 24 for St Bartholomew Day observances, marking the church’s patronal day and its birthday anniversary. Claude Reader of Big Piney, formerly Cokeville, is expected to preach in Cokeville August 24 evening.
John Asson and Miss Emma ta ma, prominent Kemmerer residents, wed at the Catholic Church last Saturday afternoon officiated by Father Lynch. They left for Salt Lake City the same day to begin a wedding tour and will reside in Kemmerer upon return. Asson has been a clerk at Union Mercantile and will resume duties after the trip.
Frank Keen of Sage Kem merer visited last week and reported locating a daughter and a brother of the late John Greenwell who was found dead in his cabin last spring. The two relatives reside in England, and Keen's farm adjoins the Greenwells.
Special agent W. T. Knowles of the Oregon Short Line Railroad Company called at the camera office last week seeking to shake hands with his old friend C. Watt Brandon. He was surprised not to find Brandon at his longtime post and was curious about the latest "finding out" dope.
Take big chances traveling without Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. Sudden severe bowel complaints can strike on trains or steamships and this remedy cannot be obtained aboard. Be prepared. obtainable everywhere.
A pleasant evening at the ranch home of B M Fox on LaBarge July 18 drew about 10 neighbors to celebrate his forty seventh birthday. The surprise event featured games car pool and music. Mrs Fox and others served an oyster supper with coffee cake and fruit.
A notice from J Cheney & Co Toledo offers one hundred dollars for any case of catarrhal deafness that cannot be cured by their Maite Catarrh Cure. The advertisement claims real remedies reach the diseased portion and promotes their product as the sole solution.
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