, 1924-04-30
Meeteetse

II was Tie HTSt time LOT several
weeks that they could use their
auto for the trip.
Frank Kenyon and Winnie Knott
have leased a part of the Renner
building and have moved their be-
longings into it where they have
established bachelor quarters.
Mr.. n Mrs. Andrew Pennoyer
Of Spring creek were in the city
last Tuesday.
Last Tuesday w. Gilpin Williams
and Friday" were in the city.
Dan w. Wilson, Jr., came home
last Friday evening. He has spent
the winter in California. Danny
has come home for an indefinite
stay. He does not like California
as well as his old home in the Big
Horn basin. He thinks it's too far
away from Meeteetse for him to en-
joy.
Ed. Mcclure and Bob Rahmson
made a hurried trip to Cody last
Wednesday.
John Weller, who has been feed
ing sheep on the upper Greybull
river, came to town last Thursday
on some business matters for his
company.
Ray Starkey, who has been living
in Worland for the past two years,
came over last Friday for an in
definite stay to visit with his father.
He may conclude to move his fam
lily and make this his permanent
home.
Sol Sansifer is taking a few days
vacation in town before beginning
shearing season. Sol is an old hand
at the business and when the time
comes he is always on the job.
Last Friday Herman Ekdahl made
a trip to Cody to meet Mrs. Ekdahl
who has for the past four weeks
been visiting her mother at Grey
bull. They returned Saturday.
Bill Dickfe, foreman of the L.. U.
Sheep company, made a business
call in the city last Friday.
Last Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
Hotchkiss sold their restaurant and
moved to the Martin ranch where
Mr.. Hotchkiss will be employed the
coming season. Jeff Starkey, who
VAo ShC Pioptlly NdCdleu ny MI.
Botchkiss. has leased it to John
M. Baldwin. who has continued the
business of serving meals and at
tending to the wants of the hungry
man.
James Nowlin has been employed
by the state highway department to
care for a section of Meeteetse-
Cody road. His division extends
from Dry creek to Sage creek. 1t
is the section that Grin Avery has
been caring for the past two years,
later having been transferred to this
section. Nowlin went out on the
work last Saturday. He will be
there permanently. The selection
is a good one.
The young friends of Miss Allie
Scovel gave her a miscellaneous
shower Tuesday evening, the 22nd,
at the home of Mrs. Peoples. There
were a goodly number in attendance
and made merry until late in the
evening. When they departed, wish
ing her all the joys possible in COM
ing years, a large collection of use
full articles were left to gladden. the
heart of the bride-to-be.
Last Saturday night at the audi
torium in the schoolhouse the
younger set of the community gave
a dance. The attendance was good
and a very pleasant time is report
ed.
The members of the Odd Fellow
and Rebekah lodges gave a card
party at the lodge room last Satur-
day evening. There was a good at
tendance of members and their
friends. A YER pleasant evening
was had and all went home at the
hour of twelve, happy that they had
had the privilege of being present.
l.. A. Manning, agent for the
Rollin automobile, went to Casper
last Friday for one of his ears hal
he can show the people what a real
car looks like INT acts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Osborne
n daughter Vera were in town
Monday. This is Miss vera's first
visit since her return from Chicago
where she has beer attending school.
She has completed the course in one
OF the high schools of that city and
was graduated this spring. She is
the first young lady from Meeteetse
to complete the course and her
friends here are glad to know Of
their success.
] Pat 7Duggan and Ed. Herbert
of Billings came in last Saturday
with the intention of helping make
up the usual crew of ahearera Sum
day about six or seven men from
Burlington arrived. They with the
local bunch were to complete the