, 1925-06-10

MEETEETSE

hard luck in trying to play a return
game with the Burlington nine. For
two Sundays in succession the ap-
pointment has been advertised, but
the rainy weather has intercepted
to such a degree that the game had
to be called off. This is very dis
c~ouraging, as the local boys are
very anxious to bring home the
scalp of the Burlington nine hang
ing to their belts.
Mr.. KimbaIl, inspector for the
land office, has been busy in our
community the past week. He ex-
poets a great deal of work and ex-
poets to be here for six weeks. He
is making a thorough investigation
of all government land proved up
on in the past three years. and also
those who may prove up in the i'm
mediate future. Monday morning
he left for New Mexico, where there
is some business in his office, but
will return soon.
p. R. Lewis Zimmerman. Silas H.
Rumler, Roy Niles. Roy Johnson
and Lew Johnson went to Cody last
Sunday to witness the ball game be-
tween Basin and Cody. Each of
these gentlemen are enthusiastic
ball fans.
Jean Christie went to Thermop-
oils Saturday with Mrs. A. Linton
and son Angus Linton. where Jean
took the train for Worland where
her uncle, George Taylor, was to
meet her and take her to his ranch
at Tensleep. Miss Jean will spend
the vacation with her uncles George
and David Taylor.
Angus Linton and his mother
drove over to Thermopolis Saturday
to meet his sister Rose, who is re-
turning home from school at Chey-
enne where she has been the past
school year.
Mrs. George Weller and her
mother, Mrs. Roy Wilds, came over
from the Carter ranch Friday. Mrs.
Wilds returned home Monday.
Last Wednesday at a regular
meeting of the L. o. o. F. of Nee
teetse S. H. Rumler was elected as
a delegate to the next session of The
grand lodge which will be held at
Kemmerer. Wyoming, July S-9-1O.
e. H. Heavey and Noah Riley
were Wood river representatives
in town Saturday.
John Fleming of Grand Island has
been in the city for the past week
purchasing a car load of horses for
the Grand Island market.
Mrs. Mildred Curran, daughter Of
d. II. Wilson, who has been visiting
relatives in Meeteetse, left on the
stage last Monday for her home in
California:
Harley G.. Murphy, the cigar man
of rrhermopolis. made his regular
visit Tuesday.
Joe McGill, the old timer who
has been in Wyoming for more than
forty years, was in the city Sunday
Attorney and Mrs. Goppert, the
baby. Mrs. McEachron and Miss
Berg from Cody, were visitors in
our city last Thursday.
Hazel Thayer is presiding at the
ice cream counter in the Pioneer.
I The Ladies' Guild of the Episco-
pal church held an interesting and
well attended meeting last Wednes-
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
> Ralph Smith.
For the past few days. w. A
. Stern and crew have been overhaul
ing and repairing the telephone
lines in the Meeteetse vicinity.
Walter r. and Mrs. Bane left
by auto Wednesday for Denver
where Mr.. Bane. will purchase a
stock OF goods for the Meeteetse
Mercantile company. After spend
-. 49,. " n--,-1r- fInxr Wi
drive to Kansas City, their old home,
e and visit for a month. On their
return they will stop in Omaha and
Lincoln for a short time, and then
: head for the good old town on the
: Greybull.
. Last Wednesday Forrest Doores
q surprised Mrs. Doores and the ba-
+ bies by suddenly dropping in on
them for a short visit. Forrest
e says he has had a rather steady jot
e for the past month attending to the
y lambs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mullendore re.
turned Wednesday after a few days
visit at Thermopolis, where they
have been with Joe's brother. Lyal
: who has been very sick for two
. weeks, but is now reported to be
!. improving.
n James Sherman and Herman Alb
4 shire of the Wood river country
4 passed thru town Tuesday on theii
= way to the county seat. They re
!. turned home the following day.
: Tommy Noonan, the oil magnet
4 of Cody, was in town Tuesday.
n Mr.. Tucker. county coroner. was
= in town Wednesday in an official
. capacity in connection with the
burial of Antonio Rubio.