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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1916
Page
2
An ex resident notes a complimentary letter from Mrs. 3 tha Little of Pocatello last week praising the paper. Mrs. Little, active in local affairs, helped lay out the town site and is mother to Mrs. Bertha Trempe of Diamondville.
Jimmy Jamieson shipped out 14 cars of lambs Monday heading to the Omaha market. He refused to contract with buyers and hopes for better results from market fluctuations. Lambs are in prime condition and will average about 72 pounds.
Mr and Mrs McGrew of Sublet welcomed twins a boy and a girl born last Tuesday at Lincoln County Miners hospital. Dr BE Kindall attended the birth. Mrs McGrew is recovering well under hospital care along with the newborns.
Frontier residents bid farewell to Mr Rinaldo Maraione and family bound for Butte Montana. Wedding bells ring for Joe Marzek and Hilda Jarvie. Local illnesses, schooling changes, hunts, and small accidents fill the week with community life in Frontier.
The Card Club met at Mrs. W Stewart's home with Gernon as host. Prizes were won by Mrs E VanCott and Mrs T L Stewart. Local residents travel to Salt Lake and Beaver Utah. A ward conference of the I D 8 church was held with visitors from Randolph. A dance at Finn Hall drew a large crowd. Beav er school attendance noted.
Mrs P J Quealy hosted a Friday dinner for guests including Mrs Redmond Stephens of Chicago and Mr George North plus Mr and Mrs J L Wemmerer. Stephens to Portland for weeks, North heads to New York, and the Quealys with Kemmerers visit Salt Lake City before returning east. Joe Kinney trailers arrive in Cokeville for immediate transport to Cokeville road action.
Ralph Gunter suffered serious injuries when a motor car rolled over on Sunday morning and he remained trapped briefly. John Bagley plans to leave for Provo Utah to enter BYU. School opened Monday the 11th with strong attendance and Miss K Miller welcomed back. A motorcycle owned by Happy Piers arouses local chatter as he pilots it like an old engineer. Local dance attendance remained high with guests from Green River and Opal. Oyster supper at the Tie Boomers event drew praise. Dave Bagley eyes a second alfalfa crop next week with a large yield. Mrs. Dave Hopkins of Green River visited Granger. Heston and Fred Jennings provided the music for Granger’s Saturday dance.
Fourteen lady teachers from Kemmerer and Frontier hosted a Monday evening picnic by the falls of the river road, enjoying marshmallows by a campfire and a shared lunch as twilight settled over the valley. The gathering, slated as a break from school hours, drew a jolly crowd and was described as a spirited start to the season.
Mrs Har y hosts a bridge party Saturday afternoon with many local fans in attendance. A two course luncheon was served. Mrs Redmond Stephens,guest at the Quealy home, won the Bret price and Mrs L E Kindall took the consolation prize. The Camera offers engraved cards and printing services.
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