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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1916
Page
12
A former resident reports receiving a complimentary letter from Mrs. 3 tha Little of Pocatello praising the paper and requesting a renewed subscription. Mrs. Little, well known locally, helped establish the area and is mother of Mrs. Bertha Trempe of Diamondville.
Jimmy Jamieson shipped 14 carloads of lambs to the Omaha market on Monday. He declined to contract with buyers on the ground, hoping for a better price from the Omaha market. the outcome of the trip will be watched with interest. The lambs are in prime condition and will average about 72 pounds.
Mr and Mrs McGrew of Sublet welcome twins a boy and a girl born last Tuesday at Lincoln County Miners hospital with Dr BE Kindall in attendance. Both mother and babies are reported to be doing well under hospital care.
Frontier residents make life updates and community notes. Rinaldo Maraione plans to return home from Butte. Marzek and Jarvie wed recently. Mrs Head remains ill, and a boy injured by a burn is recovering. Fifth and sixth grades join in one Frontier school, seventh and eighth move from Kemmerer. Hunting party reports ducks on Bear river. Peggy out with a mashed finger. Tom Jarvie returns from Kemmerer. Geo Brown back from Big Piney. finger punctured by fish hook. M D Dunn new Frontier Meat Market employee. Bear hide displayed at club house. Mrs Laley quits Whitten shows piano duties. J L Kemmerer packing for New York. Beach reports him well. Al Huxford returns from Salt Lake City. Baby boy born to E H Child. Paul Maggarr injured at No. 5 tipple. car derailment knocks his foot.
The Card Club met at Mrs. W Stewart's home with prizes won by Mrs E VanCott and Mrs T L Stewart. Thomas Sneddon Jr returned from Detroit to visit his parents. others traveled to Salt Lake and Beaver Utah. A dance at Finn Hall drew a large crowd led by Scotty Morgan and Jack Stevenson. Ward conference of the I D S church occurred with visitors from Randolph Utah. Bishop Stevenson resumes duties at D C Co. Helen Kinghorn enjoyed Salt Lake vacation. Local trips included Big Piney Wild West celebration and Cokeville duck hunt. Jos Clark returns to Mountain Trading Co after a Cumberland visit.
Mrs P J Quealy entertained guests at a Friday dinner at her Kemmerer home. honored guests included Mrs Redmond Stephens of Chicago Mr George North and Mr and Mrs J L Wemmerer. Stephens leaves for Portland after visit. North heads to New York after return.
Ralph Gunter injured when motor car overturned on Sunday, with hopes of quick return to work. John Bagley to leave for Provo Utah to enter Brigham Young University. Granger school opens with Miss K Miller teaching and strong attendance. Community dances draw crowds with oyster supper. Alfalfa crop prospects are strong for Dave Bagley. Local residents attend dances from Green River and Opal.
Fourteen teachers from Kem merer and Frontier hosted a Monday picnic along the wil lows. As the sun set, twilight settled over the valley and the group roasted marshmallows and shared a picnic lunch. The cheerful crowd around the camp fire blurred lines between educators and friends for a memorable night outside school hours.
Mrs Har y hosted a bridge party Saturday afternoon for area fans. A two course luncheon was served and Mrs Redmond Stephens, a guest at the Quealy home, won the consolation prize while Mrs Bret price and Mrs L E Kindall shared honors. The Camera offers engraved cards and calling cards in latest type.
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