May Organize Base Ball League
J W Glasgow known as Judge and avid baseball enthusiast is organizing a Kemmerer team. Rock Springs fans propose a four town league Kemper a Pienanetnserpreter and Rock Springs to play weekends with a Green River meeting set for May 11 to discuss formation. The Kemmerer supporters hope a minor league will form and bring a creditable team to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Glasgow
Kemmerer
Glasgow
Rock Springs
Kempera Pienanetnserpreter
Bonday
Green Rivr
Doctor Marquis Birthday Party Hosts Friends
Dr and Mrs Marquis entertained a few friends last Thursday evening for the doctor’s birthday. L Ki Olson visited from Cokeville, W G Morley from Pokeville, and J Rodd and wife from Big Piney were in Kemmerer Friday. Witton Robbing came from Seville, and E Springer visited from Rock Springs on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Marquis
L. Ki Olson
Cokeville
W. G. Morely
Pokeville
Dele Fakevar
Opal
John Rodd
Big Pinoy
Kemmerer
Witton Robbing
Seville
E. Springer
Rock Springs
Winerer
Charges Brother With Setting Fire to House
A feud in the Bazinella family led to a fire destroying the Bazinella home in Duandville early Friday. Neighbors evacuated safely as firefighters saved adjoining structures. A brother faces arson suspicion amid reports of about $3500 property loss and roughly $1000 hidden inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bazinella
Duandville
Bazenella
Lincoln Lumber Co Turns Over Business
The transfer of the Lincoln Lumber Co business at Kemmerer and Cokeville is complete and the new management operates the properties. C. E. Young, formerly of Malad Idaho, is the new local manager. Mr and Mrs W C Delaney gave a farewell dinner at the home of Dr and Mrs Stafford. George Heitz left Kemmerer for Salt Lake City to work in the O S L trainmaster office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Lumber C
Kemmerer
Cokeville
C. E. Young
Malad
Idaho
Mr. Smith
W. C. Delaney
Stafford
George Heitz
Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture Co
Salt Lake City
O. 8. S. Trainmaster’s
Janitor Traps Cats in Hospital Basement
The Sublet hospital faced a crisis when a janitor reportedly trapped two cats in the basement to control mice. The cats died, causing a strong odor until two boys, wearing gas masks, entered the room and removed the remains, earning a dollar each.
Ball Ball Wedding at Rye Grass Home
Emma Ball daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Ball of Merna wed Thursday morning at the Ball home near Rye Grass in a ceremony after high mass officiated by Rev T D Lynch It drew hundreds of guests for a May day reception and a large breakfast under pink and white satin décor The Ball home is prepared for their new life just above the Ball residence with relatives and friends in attendance and dancing to mark the union of two well known local families
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Ball
Emma Ball
Frank
Merna
T. D. Lynch
Emma
Oregon
Joe Pensar Dies at Lava Hot Springs
Joe Pensar, proprietor of a gal at Diamondville, died at Lava Hot Springs on Wednesday from complications of diseases. He had received treatment at the resort for some time. Survived by his widow and three children. Funeral services were held Sunday from the Catholic church and were largely attended. R. H. Embree conducted arrangements and burial was in Kemmerer Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Pensar
Diamondville
Laws Hot Springs
Selena
R. H. Embree
Kemmerer Cemetery
Local Cameral Office Moves and Confectionery Expansion
Arrangements are nearly complete to move the Camera office into the front room once used by Wm Pitt’s plumbing shop, while the back room houses Whiston Confection. Whiston has ordered new fixtures and will install booths and tables in a few weeks. The remodel will free space, convert the current office into a storeroom, and remove central partitions. Lincoln Lumber Company will handle the improvements and remodeling is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Pitt
Whiston
Lincoln Lumber Company
Wm McGinnis Dies in Salt Lake City Pioneer Leader of Green River Valley
William J. McGinnis, 72, head of Mc Ginnis Land and Livestock Co, died in Salt Lake City after influenza complications. A Kentucky native who settled in Utah and Wyoming, he lived at Midway and built a large regional presence in Green River valley. Funeral was in Salt Lake at Mt. Olivet with burial there. survivors include his widow and nine children. Joe Jetkorki reported Kemmerer arrival from Camberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. McGinnis
Salt Lake City
Kemmerer
Green River Valley
Midway
McGinnis
McGinnis Land & Livestock Co
Kentucky
Utah
Wyoming
Mt. Olivet
Salt Lake
Mesdames
John Budd
Walter Yose
Carl Warner
A. J
William
Frank McGinnia
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Mountain Trading Co
Frontier Agent
Frontier Supply Co
Big Piney Agent
Big Piney Mere. Co
Schill’s Drug Co
Evanston
Base Ball
Lincoln Lumber Co
Gents
Gordon
Marshall Pields
Union Mercantile & Supply Co
Lava Hot Springs
Hell
Wm, McGinnis
Joe Jetkorki
Camberland
Electrica
Frontier Supply Company
Opal Mercantile Co. Inc
Opal, Wyoming
McCormick
John Deer
WEBER
Nell
Tmi
Beyond
Harold Post
Private Pete
Motines
Tarzan
Cumsiuding
Chayters Ie
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