, 1925-04-08

sioners office.
c. C. Lands returned Sunday
from ~Thermopolis.
Miss Sophia Green and Mary
Thayer. daughter of George Thayer
were renewing old acquaintance in
Meeteetse Sunday.
Buster Scudder was in the city
Friday and attended the dance in
the evening.
were shopping in the city Saturday.
Carl Wilson of Basin was calling
on old friends in town Sunday.
Mrs. Marian Bennion was a city
visitor Saturday. She reports Mr..
Bennion in better health since spend
a few days at his old home in Salt
Lake City.
Frank Slim Kenyon spent the
week in the city. He will go to the
ranch for the summer.
Harry Cheeseman and John Mil
Ter of Sunshine spent Sunday in
the city.
W. Gilpin Williams was in the
city Saturday.
Mrs. Emma X. Salway left April
LIST for her old home in Cincinnati,
Ohio, for a three months visit.
Ed. Blake made a trip to Wor-
land last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wilds. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Weller, Mrs. H. Sayles
and Marian Swain went on a sight
seeing trip last Sunday to Grass
Greek.
Arthur j.. Walsh of the Cash and
Garry store went to Billings last
week to consult with DR.. Movius.
1t may develop hat a minor opera
ton will be necessary.
Graham Morton received word
Monday of the serious illness of Mrs.
Morton at a Diego, Calf. He
left Immediately for San Diego.
Joe Wolf has been driving the
Meeteetse-Cody stage this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew A. Pen
meyer were city visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Minor and son
of Gebo were in the city Friday.
While here they made a trip to
the Wood river country to catch
d rev Speckled beauties.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lathrom and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams
of Gebo were trying their luck at
fishing Friday.
George Florida had sold the South
fork sawmill to VIM. Locke, who
took possession April LIST. Locke
is an old time mill man and will
no doubt make a ucces of the
enterprise.
There was a large attendance at
the Baptist Sunday school Sunday
afternoon. Regular meetings at 1880
p. M. Two new members were
added to the Cradle Roll: Anna
Louise Doores, g II months,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
Doores, and Eula Darlene Sayles,
age z months, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Sayles. The young ladies
were accompanied by their mothers
on this interesting occasion.
A. J. Knisley was in town Friday
Spring work is in full swing at the
AnIlerS rancn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mullendore,
Louis and Johnny Mullendore, came
over from Gebo last Friday to spend
the summer on the ranch. Joe
expects to go back to the coal town
for the winter work.
Miss Marian Swain came over
from Cody last Saturday to visit
with her mother and sister. Miss
Swain and her mother returned to
the Carter ranch Tuesday.
James e. Hamilston is the proud
p%ossessor of a new Chevrolet car,
purchased Thursday from Sam
Blake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz and son of
Sage creek came into town Sunday
morning. They were Joined here
by Miss Schultz, one of our teach
ers, and made a trip to Grass
Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermon Ekdahl,
who have been at Bonneville for
the past two months, came over
Sunday and wen to the ranch for
a a of household goods and left
for Vermillion, near Riverton, where
Mr.. Ekdahl has a position with the
railroad.
Mr.. Aiken, who has been in the
employ of Henry Griffin for the
past year, is spending a few days
in the city. He will be employed
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