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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1913
Page
24
Word has reached the city that Richard Cleave father of Met. Rev. Mayor, died in Cornwall England after a long illness. He was in good health until shortly before death and was 84 years of age. The news has prompted condolences from Mrs Magne and others.
Legal notice from Wyoming District Court announces Edward L. Smith as administrator of Peter O Hanlon deceased. Final account presented for settlement. Hearing set for October 6, 1914 at 10 am in Evanston court house to contest the account. Dated August 11, 1913. William H. Burdett, Clerk. II B H R Christmas, Attorneys.
Local items record visits by ranchers and merchants, hunting trips to Fall River basin, weddings, milestones, and business travel. Prominent names include B Fenn, Bryant Stocks, Geo Watts, A F Sanders, F L Palmer, J W Padget, L N McConnell, Chas Rigdon, M E Rhoades, J S Woffington, Geo Carr, and C Cook. Various errands involve real estate queries, millinery openings, piano sales, and community events across Kemmerer and surrounding towns.
An offer from Cheyenne Business College promotes its Wyoming campus as the best equipped commercial school. It highlights value, broad business training, and a 34 page catalogue. Full term starts in September. Write today to receive materials.
Joe Gabardi son of Paul Gabardi of this city fell from a box car during unloading Thursday morning breaking a leg below the knee and suffering a severe scalp wound. He slipped while playing on top of the car and was carried to Dr Padget who set the fracture and placed a cast. The doctor reports him improving and hopes to discharge him soon.
Mr and Mrs Dwight H Woolf toured the United States beginning in 1909 to improve Mr Woolfs health after a doctor warned he would not live long. The couple performed walking tours from Kansas City to Boston Atlanta San Diego Seattle and back, presenting educational pictures at Kemmerer New Kemmerer theatre with Mr Woolf playing violin selections.
Local real estate man James Dodge left Monday for Canada leading a party of homeseekers into Alberta and Saskatchewan. They travel via Great Falls Montana to join a Canadian Pacific excursion train from Chicago. The group plans to return after about two weeks, timing the season’s last run.
Notice states the partnership Naylin and Co. between M F Naylin and J & McMinn for the Hoskini House is dissolved. Naylin retires. McMinn continues the business. Naylin plans to stay in Kemmerer but his future plans are not disclosed.
The wedding of Rev. W. N. Pierson and Miss Ethel Row took place at St. James Episcopal church in Kemmerer with Rev. Bishop Thomas officiating. Pierson has led the church here for two years and Miss Row is a popular local. The couple planned a coast honeymoon before returning to Kemmerer to reside.
The famous Shirleys, renowned saxophone group, will appear at the New Kemmerer theatre on Friday September 19. They are acclaimed from coast to coast and have a record of satisfying audiences. The show begins at 7:30 p.m. and promises lively, engaging music.
The chicken supper held last Thursday evening by the Ladies of St Margaret's Guild was well attended and netted the group a neat sum. The ladies continue to host these suppers frequently and are gaining favorable regard from the people of Kemmerer.
Bob Given, contractor for furnishing stone for the new city hall, suffered a severe foot crush Friday forenoon when a wagon from the Glencoe quarry bounced on rough road near the city hall. He fell from the wagon, was carried to his Kemmerer Hotel rooms, and Dr. Hoeker was summoned.
Pure bred registered Short Horn balls for all ages cheap in carload lots. Send for catalogue. Wesley K Walton and Sons Woodruff Rich Co Utah.
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