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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1913
Page
12
Word reached the city that Richard Cleave father of Met. Rev. Mayor died in Cornwall England. He was 84 years of age and had enjoyed good health prior to his death, with the news causing sorrow in the Magne household.
State of Wyoming Third Judicial District notices the final account of Edward L. Smith administrator for Peter O Hanlon deceased. The court in Evanston Wyoming sets October sixth at 10 a m for any objections or contests to the account. Dated August 11, 1913. Clerk William H Burdett. Attorneys H B and H R Christmas.
Local Kemmerer scene reports ranch visits hunting trips and weddings. Notables include B Fenn and Bryant Stocks in town for business, Mrs Jamsion family visiting, Miss Ethel Roads wed to Rev W N Pierson, and various travels by Postmaster Palmer Dr Padget and L N McConnell. Rail and highway travelers, millinery openings, and shop news fill the page with community updates.
Advertisement for Cheyenne Business College promises the best equipped commercial school in Wyoming and the most for your money. It asserts superior instruction, prepares graduates for business positions, and offers a 34 page catalogue. Full term begins September. contact Deming Bulg in Cheyenne Wyoming for details.
Joe Gabardi son of Paul Gabardi of this city suffered a broken leg below the knee and a severe scalp wound when he fell while playing on a box car being unloaded in the local yards Thursday morning. Unloading men carried him to Dr Padget who set the leg and applied a cast. The doctor says he is doing as well as can be expected and hopes to leave him around soon.
Mr and Mrs Dwight Woolf entertained a Kemmerer audience at New Kemmerer theatre with their walks through the United States begun in 1909 after a doctor warned Mr Woolf his life depended on outdoors activity He played violin while Mrs Woolf presented educational scenes from their journey from Kansas City to Boston Atlanta San Diego Seattle and back to Kansas City
Local real estate man James Dodge leaves Monday for Canada leading a party of homeseekers into Alberta and Saskatchewan in search of farm lands. They travel via Great Falls Montana to connect with the Chicago excursion train. Canadian Pacific runs summer trains from Denver and Chicago. the party aims for the last trip of the season. Dodge expects to be away about two weeks.
Notice states that the partnership Naylin and Co formed by M. F. Naylin and J. McMinn dissolves. Naylin retires from the business while McMinn continues to operate the Hoskini House as before. Naylin plans to stay in Kemmerer but his future plans are not announced.
Rev. W N Pierson and Miss Ethel Row were married at St James Episcopal church Kemmerer with Rev Bishop Thomas officiating. Pierson has led the church two years and is highly regarded. Row is a popular local young woman living with her aunt and uncle. The couple left for a coast honeymoon and expect to settle in Kemmerer.
The Shirleys, famed saxophonists known across the country, headline at the New Kemmerer Theatre on Friday September 19. Show begins at 7 30 p m and promises top flight entertainment that pleases audiences coast to coast.
The chicken supper hosted last Thursday evening by the Ladies of St. Margaret's Guild was well attended and netted the ladies the neat sum of 25 for their trouble. The Ladies of the Guild regularly host such suppers and are gaining support and favor with the people of Kemmerer.
Bob Given, the contractor furnishing stone for the new city hall, was badly hurt Friday forenoon when a wagon load shifted on rough street rails near the city hall. He fell from the wagon, his foot was crushed, and he was taken to his rooms at the Kemmerer Hotel where Dr Hoeker attended to the injury.
Wesley K. Walton & Sons advertise pure bred registered Short Horn balls for all ages at low price. Carload lots available with catalogue upon request. Woodruff Utah Rich County.
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