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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1915
Page
18
Coming events list for October includes a 0-Hallage'en dance by the Bachelor Girls at the Lyceum theatre. The New Kemmerer Theater presents pictures each Sunday and on Wednesday, with Thursday and Saturday evenings. The Lyceum theatre features Sunday and Tuesday Friday nights shows.
A. D. Hoskina visited Cokeville. Mrs. J. R. McMian came from Fossil. J. B. Peterson of Cumberland visited the city. Mrs. John Talbot handled sales for a Hemt-S room house. H. Candee was a visitor late in the week. Fred Roberts traveled from Coverilie. Miss Jennie returned from Omabe and her sister Mrs. Matthews works in Cohenilia for Ww. Pitt the plumber. Mrs. Ralph Gunter Buttes hosted guests. John Mason and Mrs. John Mischler and children returned to the ranch after a city stay for Delicatessen at Lyceum Cafe. S. Hansen and wife and Mrs. L Lawrence Miller returned from a visit to Salt Lake City.
Billy Mills and Bud Apperson arrived from Big Piney for a brief visit. Eingo the candy man paid Kemmerer his annual tour on Monday. Al Osterhout and Frank Ball visited from Big Piney this week. Ed Parmenter the auto man from Big Piney has been in the city on business. You will get quick service at the revum Bar Cate.
A collection of brief visits and movements in Kemmerer includes Joba flyers returning from Omaha with shipments and several travelers from Denver, Rock Springs, Evanston, and Ogden visiting or relocating for work. Mentions include J. Nerrit taking a position at Up-to-Date garage, Trainmaster Davis returning from Salt Lake, and Rev. J. G. Mythen moving to Oakland California.
Sheriff Ed Hansen and others visited Cokeville on official business last Saturday. Wm Pitt and Elle Schwalbe were in Cokeville the latter part of last week. Ww Davis, a longtime local figure, visited for several days and left Sunday by auto for Ogden. Wanted six room modern home in Kemmerer inquire Cam era. Tommy Smith now on railroad yard night shift Albert Williams attends day work. Ladies Aid Methodist church to meet A D Hosking on Thursday October 21 at 2 pm. Hallowe en entertainment at Methodist church Thursday October 26 at 7 o clock. A Beam forest supervisor and Lyon Rathbus visited Ogden to discuss forest service matters. M D Meeks of Marbleton reported a large shipment of apples from Aue Marden. Headquarters in Salt Lake City via Het bere Sor cored Marker aleu of ake baa boon hae with Mis
Sullivan and Bickely prominent plumbers offer plumbing heating and tinning services. All work and materials guaranteed. Phone 132.
Local notes report Mrs Frank Jonesy who left Kemmerer and has been in Saratoga is now visiting Cripple Creek Colorado to attend to business interests. Also Bill Julian and Fred Keen of Sage returned from a sheep shipment trip via Denver.
All the blood in the body passes through the kidneys once every three minutes. The kidneys filter the blood and work day and night. When healthy they remove about 500 grains of impure matter daily. when unhealthy some impurity remains, causing many diseases and symptoms. Pilla have proven an effective remedy. Cranor of Rawlins Wyoming says Doan's Kidney Pills relieved backache after other medicines failed.
Mabel Edith Downey and James Wilber Glasgow wed secretly at the bride’s home in Kemmerer last Thursday night at 11 16 led by Rev A Hawley. The couple plans a wedding trip to Denver Kansas City St Louis and Pickneyville. Public reception greeted them on the way by Esther Downey and friends.
The morning services in Diamondville and Kemms were well attended. The Epworth League service was engaging and many youths missing from church should join. Mr. Lewis leads the league with enthusiasm. Evening preaching was enjoyed. The Sunday School and Ladies Aid plan a Halloween entertainment.
WM E Pitt promotes plumbing and heating services with guarantee on all work and a contact phone number. The ad features the phrase The Reliable Plumber and emphasizes trustworthiness and durability.
Mrs J L Pickell of Viola and her son J C traveled to Kemmerer with her husband to discuss the death of her brother Albert McNish. She doubts suicide despite rumors and notes she hasn’t opened his private box or checked insurance details. Her siblings include two other violent deaths in the family.
A 1014 Overland Roadster with 40 horsepower for sale. In good condition with new tires. Originally cost $1275 last year. Negotiable. Contact Lincoln County Garage Kemmerer.
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