, 1925-05-13
MEETEETSE

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L.. Thayer
of the Pitchfork ranch were in the
city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don C. Adams of
Sunshine passed thru Meeteetse Sat
urday on their way t o Cody. They
returned home the same day.
DR.. Frank Dunkle. started by auto
Saturday morning for Indiana. The
doctor received a very attractive Of
fer to practice in a hospital in that
state. He stated that he had had
a good business in Meetetese and
liked the country very much, but
felt that prospects We're more pro-
missing in the east.
Miss Caroline Lockhart passed
thru Meeteetse Sunday morning on
her way to Shoshoni to visit j. ID.
Woodruff, who is reported sick in
that town. Miss Lockhart is on
old friend of Mr.. Woodruff.
Henry G. Hillberry of G~ooseberry
was in here last Sunday.
Under the leadership OF S. H.
Rumler the base ball team is gra-
dually working itself into condition,
and will soon feel safe in issuing
a challenge to some of the diamond
stars of our neighboring towns.
Ex-County Commissioner Chas. A.
Webster spent Sunday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Hamilton
took an outing on Wood river Sun
day afternoon. James put in part
oil the time pursuading some of the
little fishes to come out on dry
land.
Otto Koenig and Mr.. Koenig's
brother of Chicago came over from
the county seat and made a little
fishing trip to the upper waters of
the Greybull. They spent the night
in camp and returned to Cody Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Maybeth Williams drove her
into town Sunday afternoon
and attended the Mothers Day ex-
ercises at the Baptist church.
A large delegation of Wood river
citizens in School District N. 10,
made a trip to Cody Tuesday to
again discuss the perplexing ques-
ton, "Shall we consolidate, or shall
we not CONSOLIDATED"
Mrs. Grace Jacobson, who has
been confined to her room for the
past week, is not yet fully recov-
cred. Her mother. Mrs. Henry
Thurston of Cody is spending the
week with her.
On Sunday Mrs. Tom Gearhart
and children, and her sister, Mrs.
Frank Owen and son, drove in from
Grass Creek to spend Mothers Day
with their mother, Mrs. Lars Mel
son.
The Roy Webster family and C.
S. Kilson family spent Sunday with
Roy's mother on Wood river.
On Mothers Day a large number
assembled at the Baptist church and
read and sang beautiful selections
appropriate to the occasion.
Grin Avery moved his family and
household effects to the VIM. Locke
sawmill on Monday. They will make
their future home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mullendore and
Lewis were in the city Saturday.
Rev. Beatty of Cody preached al
the Episcopal church Wednesday
evening. Quite a number were
present to enjoy the service.
Monday Messrs. Linton and Bane
drove to Billings. Mr.. Linton re-
NAMED for a week to bring Mrs.
Linton home from her Canadian
trip. Paul Zimmerman accompanied
them to Laurel, Montana where he
stopped off to see his mother, Mrs.
Lewis. Mr.. Bane drove home Tues
day and picked Mr.. Zimmerman up
at Laurel on his return.
On Monday Emory and Floyd
McClane came down from Sunshine
to spend part of the day in town.
Forrest Doores came over from
Worland and went with Ed. Nc
CURE to Cody Monday and brought
his wife and twin babies home Mon
day afternoon. They are lovely