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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1915
Page
18
Attorney F W Spauiding of Bran tom came over yesterday on court matters but many cases are to come up. The note records his visit and impending docket items.
Chas Heneh and family left Sunday for Ogden for an extended visit with relatives in Malt Lake and Ogden. Mr and Mrs Geun Kooz and others attended a course ball in Kemmerer. Miss Hoten Stellwagen hosted a gathering of Frontier and Kemmerer youths with games, fortune telling, and music.
Rosenberg who has served four years as water commissioner for District No 9, which serves the Ham Fork and its tributaries, was reappointed while visiting Kemmerer en route to Star Valley to handle district matters.
Little two year eight month old Kath Dougherty daughter of Mr and Mrs James Dougherty of Coarey died Monday morning after a tub of hot water on the stove was heated for a bath. While cooling the water she accidentally toppled the tub and its scalding contents burned her body. doctors tried to save her but she passed away. The community extends condolences to the Dougherty family in their sorrow.
The Davie picture show schedule runs Thursday and Friday at Lyceum with Princess Chrysanthemum. Social notes mention visits by Mrs Downey to Ogden, Mrs Miller in Green River, Eve Beith in Green River, and Mrs W P Bivwart in Diamondville. Several residents plan trips, with Opal shearing season nearing its end and various announcements of local business and leisure activities.
Ed Beandhey visited from Granger and went to the sheep camps. Two more scarlet fever cases appeared in Diamondville at the Talcott home. Lawrence Bose arrived from Piney with auto passengers. Ed Barrets of Green River and Rock Springs Sheep Co. moved from A Gardner, Al’s brother, to George Watts commissary. Mim Krump taught at Granger and visited Kemmerer. James Ewart of Diamondville went to Marbleton to buy a Maxwell car. Jack Walters and family moved into a rear apartment near Rathline. Mrs Aue Fewohnd was called to Evanston by a hospital visit. Deputy County Clerk Fred Hancay’s daughter improving after a serious illness. Mire Dave Bagley of Airanger hosted Mrs Joe Swith on Wednesday through Thursday. Mook, chasing after erpia, disappeared from the Fach.
Attorney Bob Christmas visits Coalville Utah. Sheriff Hansen ships prisoners for photos. Mrs. Davis visits Twin Falls. Frank May and R. W. Collett serving Cokeville jury. Community events include socials at Lyceum, church gatherings, and a Japanese opera upcoming.
The Star Valley funeral guests include jurymen A A Call A M Neilson Albert Kennington Geo L Howland W J Crook August Moser and Clarence Hoopes along with Hubert Mc Gavin and Leslie Covey as they attend matters in the settlement of the Sidney Motavin estate in the area.
A local store advertises a two week sale featuring reduced prices on silverware and select items. Pitapatrisk's Jewelry promotes discounts to attract shoppers.
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