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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1915
Page
8
Oct 1 events include a 0 Hal lage en dance by Bachelor Girls at the Lyceum theatre. The New Kemmerer Theater offers daily picture shows on Sunday and Wednesday with Saturday evenings. The Lyceum presents Sunday and Tuesday Friday night programs and weekly shows on Sundays.
A. D. Hoskina visited Cokeville Monday while Mrs J R McMian traveled from Fossil the prior week. J B Peterson of Cumberland visited Friday. Hemt-S-room house sale noted with Mrs John Talbot. Fred Roberts from Coverlie visited late in the week. Miss Jennie returned from Omaha trip. sister Mrs Matthews works in Cohenilia with plumber WW Pitt. Mrs Ralph Gunter Buttes and relatives visited ranch. Delicatessen served at Lyceum Cafe. Mr and Mrs Hanses and Mrs L Lawrence Miller returned from a trip to Salt Lake City.
Billy Mills and Bud Apperson from Big Piney enjoyed a short visit with Dees trip Monday Kee BH. Eingo the candy man made his annual tour visiting Kemmerer on Monday. Al Osterhout and Frank Ball were among Big Piney visitors this week. Ed Parmenter the auto man from Big Piney has been in the city several days on business. You will get quick service at the revum Bar Cate.
Mule- and sheep-related travel fills Kemmerer with names like Joba flyers, Mr and Mrs Robert Girandell, Jack Nerrit of Denver, and Hock Springs visits. Railroad officials and traders from Denver, LaBarge, Evanston and Rock Springs circulate, with shipments to Omaha markets and Salt Lake trips. Personal notices seek a housekeeper, while advertisers offer furnished rooms and car purchases. Reverend J G Mythen now serves in Oakland California.
Sheriff Ed Hansen and several visitors from Cokeville conducted official business last Saturday and late last week. Town residents advertised a 6 room modern home wanted in Kemmerer and listed railroad yard work changes, church events, and forest service trips to Ogden with October gatherings and meetings.
Sullivan and Bickely head a local plumbing and tinning business offering complete work and material guarantees. Contact phone 132 for services in plumbing and heating installations and repairs.
Mrs Frank Jonesy, recently in Kemmerer and now visiting Cripple Creek Colorado, attends to business interests. Bill Julian and Fred Keen of Sage return from aha with a sheep shipment, stopping in Denver on the way home. Goo Watts travels from Salt Lake to the ranch and purchases a 98 horsepower Mitchell roadster for fast travel. E R Beciar recovering well from a Salt Lake operation and hopes to return to Kemmerer soon. Resignations and notes from southwesters conclude the roundup of brief items.
What the kidneys do in filtering blood and keeping body health is described. The piece notes blood passes the kidneys every three minutes and outlines ailments from poor kidney function. A Wyoming testimonial praises Doan's Kidney Pills for backache relief after other remedies failed.
Mabel Edith Downey and James Wilber Glasgow married last Thursday night at the bride’s parents’ home in Kemmerer. Rev A Hawley officiated with attendants Miss Carte Jol Johnson. After a brief celebration the couple left for a wedding trip to Denver Kansas City St Louis and Pickneyville. They will reside in Kemmerer. Mabel was a county clerk’s assistant and James is a railroad switchman.
The morning services drew good attendance in Diamondville and Kemm. The Epworth League, led by president Mr. Lewis, offered a lively program. The evening service was well received and the reor ganized choir boosted the music. The Sunday School and Ladies Aid plan a Hallowe'en entertainment.
WM E Pitt advertises plumbing and heating. The notice promises all work guaranteed and provides a phone contact for service requests.
Mrs J L Pickell of Viola and her son visited Kemmerer as she discusses the death of her brother Albert McNish. She believes it was suicide, not foul play, while noting past violent deaths in their family including a drowned brother and a wagon accident that killed another sibling.
A 1014 Overland Roadster with 40 horsepower, in first class condition. New tires installed. Cost $1275 last year. Negotiable. Inquire at the Lincoln County Garage, Kemmerer.
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