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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1919
Page
13
Kemmerer notes list residents and visitors from nearby areas including Lyon Rathbun and Mrs Hoskins with travels to Nebraska and Dorado. The town hosts a movie night, a Red Cross sewing session, and a dance canceled by weather as local business and social life continue amid oil interests and a fatal mine accident in Cumberland.
Oliver Larsen a railroad foreman, his mother, and his three children suffered from the flu at Fossil under Dr. Madison. The family moved to Meat-Speler for hospitalization during convalescence after isolation and precautionary measures. The Fossil outbreak prompted removal of the construction gang stationed there.
Wellington J. Hutchinson and Nora R. Sheen of Burley Idaho appeared Monday before county clerk Harrison to obtain a marriage license. A few minutes later the ceremony making them husband and wife was performed by court commissioner Christmas.
Cumberland Dramatic company repeats The Brookdale Farm in Kemmerer Friday night. The same cast from Cumberland's home town performance plays at the New Kemmerer theater as listed in the March 15 celebration account.
Mrs Myra Geer county superintendent of schools spent time last week visiting Kemmerer schools. She expressed pleasure with local school conditions and commended the teachers and the methods used.
A large enthusiastic crowd filled Frontier hall Saturday night for the masquerade event. The music was excellent and the hall was tastefully decorated as dancers enjoyed late hours. Unique costumes provided mirth and mystery for attendees.
Mrs J M Mott returns Mrs Charles King of Cokeville to visit with her mother Mrs Jenny Snyder at Fossil in a family gathering.
John Stoddard the popular Sweetwater County sheriff visited Kemmerer yesterday and was hosted by local officers. He escorted a Mexican national who was arrested by the Weal sheriff's force last Sunday and is wanted in Green River on a shoplifting charge.
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