, 1924-07-16
Meeteetse

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j. NJ. Boyd of Cody was a city
visitor Thursday.
David Todd of Burlington was in
the city Wednesday.
w. R. Tolman of Otto, Wyoming,
spent a few hours in the city We'd
nesday.
w. o. Shelton of Thermopolis
was an over night guest at the Ov-
erland hotel Wednesday.
William Barring, the mechanic at
the IT ranch, assisted at the Ser
vice garage Tuesday.
C. e. Baker and ]. F. Farrell of
Great Falls, Montana, were city Wis
itors Thursday.
John Dobbins of Billings paid
u merchants a visit Wednesday.
E. P. Scott of Greybull was look
ing for ley business in our city
Thursday.
The haying season seems to have
broken out in full blast the past
week. Thos. Osborne, w. w. Purdy,
Adam Drummond. Rufus Wilson, o.
b. Mann and Henry River have col
lected hay crews and are hard at it.
The few light showers have been
the cause of a little delay. The
hot sun and the absence of any
wind has been working to the ad-
vantage of the hay makers. The
crop will be of average yield.
Mrs. Moore, mother of Mrs. Edgar
Mrs. Moon, mother of Mrs. Edgar
Bennion, is spending a month with
her daughter on Wood river. Mrs.
Moore is one of the pioneers of this
country and has many friends here.
For the past yea she has been liv-
ing in Lander, Wyoming, and ex-
poets to return home about the
middle of August.
w. p. Rice. Frank Blackburn and
E. H. Heavey were Wood river rep
resentatives in town Thursday.
Ernest May, Ernest R. May and
Master Ernest May, of Lead, S. D.,
came over to Meeteetse last Sunday.
At Cody they were joined by VIM.
F. May of Pasadena, California.
Thursday morning they went to the
ia ranch to stay for a short time.
Ernest May will return to South
Dakota in a few days, but the boys
will remain on the ranch for the
season.
Miss Georgia Anem, who attended
the grand lodge of Rebekahs at Lar
annie last week, returned home Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Deane
returned home Saturday. They left
haTa thn n,nrninu Of tho Ord nttnn1-I
ed the celebration at Cody during
the three days and then made a
trip to Billings. Mrs. Deane had
the misfortune of breaking her
glasses and while in Billings had
them replaced. Josh admits he went
to Billings but is not sure that he
knows why he went. They are now
back on the job serving meals to
all the hungry hat pass hat way.
John Cameron and G.. w. Hurlbut
were in town Monday attending to
some legal business before the U.
S. commissioner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Black came
over from Cody Friday and will
make there future home in u
city.
Mr.. Murphy of the Dry Climate
cigar fame made a business call
on his customers in this city We'd
nesday.
Silas H. Rumler, who represented
the local l. o. o. F. lodge at the
session of the grand lodge at Lar
annie last week, returned home Sat
urday. He reports an interesting
meeting with a large attendance.
There was n man present who so
years ago in the city of Laramie
helped organize the grand lodge.
Sam Riley and George Thayer
made a short call in town Monday.
Lee Simonson and Attorney Clark
from Washington made a short
stop in u city Sunday. Mr.. Simon
son met Mr.. Clark in Cody and
they were on their way to the
Simonson ranch on Owl creek. This
is Mr.. Clark's first visit to Wyom-
ing and he thinks it is great.
Ralph Stalcup of Fenton was
visiting friends in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Winter came
over from Thermopolis Sunday and
called on their many friends. They
returned home in the evening.
Frank Young, brother of Mrs.
Eugene Erskine. come over from the
county seat Tuesday for a few
weeks visit with his sister. Frank
is an old timer in these parts.