, 1925-05-06

turned Wednesday from a weeks
%sojourn in Thermopolis. ~
James Anderson of Gebo spent
Saturday and Sunday on a fishing
excursion on the upper Greybun.
Frank River. who has been at
tending chool at Columbus. Mo-,
returned home Wednesday,.
John Bennion returned home
Thursday after two months in Salt
Lake city. While there he under
went an operation and spent five
weeks in a hospital. He is looking
well and will soon be entirely re-
covered.
Mrs. Sarah ]. Watson returned
Thursday after haveing been away
five months. Her itinerary included
Great Falls and Conrad. Montana,
Fairbault and Minneapolis, Mimi,
While in Minneapolis she was
thrown against a rock while getting
out of an automobile and fractured
an arm. At present the fracture Is
healing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Deane, in
company with Dick Whitney, went
" lht Dtalt IdhCli at Olu ouHSI'lAt
Sunday and took a look at the old
homestead. Things are not just
as they used to be. but Josh still
believes it is the most beautiful
spot on earth. Mr.. Deane expects
to take some movie scenes on the
old ranch some time next month.
Joe Winninger and little daugh-
ter Ruth visited in town Saturday.
Dick Taylor was in the city Mon
day for supplies.
R. ]. Allen, county agent spent
Thursday and Friday in the Wood
River valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hubbard and
two boys of Owl creek spent Sat
urday and Sunday fishing on the
Greybull.
Mr.. and Mrs. B.. B. Owen paid
Meeteetse a visit Friday and took
home a load of supplies.
Jack Rhoades and family of the
Rawhide country passed thru town
Saturday on their way to the county
seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Simonson of
Owl creek spent part of Sunday
afternoon in the city. They were
enroute home from Billings.
Charles Manning returned to
town Friday after a three weeks
s%ojourn in the mountains near Pal
cite ranch No. /.
Fred r. Thomas Timber creek
ranger, passed thru Meeteetse Sat
urday morning enroutc to Cody on
business connected with the forest
service.
Leo Newton has been confined to
lis room at the hotel for the past
week recovering from an attack of
fever.
Henry, Lawrence and Clarence
Slack. all brothers, visited our little
town Saturday. These boys still
travel the good old way-horseback.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. H.. Stiles. the
pioneers now living on Meeteetse
creek, were shopping in town Sat
urday.
Friday last James E. Hamilton
steamed up the car and drove to
Thermopolis. He was accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Bennett,
who will spend a week with their
daughter. Mrs. Flanagan who lives
in the hot town" On his return
he picked up his brother Lester and
family at Grass Greek and brought
them to Meeteetse.
VIM. Locke, proprietor of the
Southfork sawmill, took out a load
of supplies Monday.
Miss Black of Hime, Wyo., sister
OF Ralph Black. arrived Friday for
a visit with her brother and rel
atives.
Henry River and family were
Meeteetse visitors Saturday.
The dining room at the Overland
hotel was opened last week under
the management of Jim Webb.
Henry Henderson left Friday for
Owl creek where he will be en-
ployed by Frank Voss during the
lambing season.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mullendore and
Lewis were in town Saturday.
1t being Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. R. Bowermaster anne to town on
that day to supply their customers
with butter and egg
Fred Sessions and family were
seeing the sights in the city Satur-
day afternoon.
A. j.. Walsh returned home from
Billings saturday evening.
Jake Sellars came in from Grass
Greek Saturday night and purchased