, 1925-10-14
MEETEETSE

interest Oh MS. company.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Heavey and A.
]. Knisely spent Monday afternoon
in the city.
H. w. Thurston, agent for Henry
Ford's products It Cody, came over
Monday with a brand new tin
lizzie" which he delivered to w.
P. Rice on Wood river. The chill
drnn will use it in going to and
from school this winter.
Last week S. H. Rumler, who has
been the city marshal for the past
eight months, resigned, and James
E. Hamilton was appointed to fill
the He assumed the duties
of the Office Tuesday. 1t is Mr..
Rumler's intention to change his
location and engage in other lines
of work.
Mrs. Streeter of Buffalo. Wyom-
ing, mother of Mrs. Henry Sayles,
who has been visiting her daughter
for the last six weeks, left Saturday
morning for her home. Mrs. Sayles
took her mother as far as Cody,
where she boarded the train.
Mrs. Madge Bennett returned
home last week from Basin. She
had been in the Basin hospital for
three weeks. where she underwent
an operation for appendicitis. Since
she returned she is improving and
will soon be entirely recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Cobb of Cody
were guests at the Overland hotel
Tuesday.
Don Adams and a crew of men
are busy with the telephone line to
Buffalo basin. They are making
good progress.
Messrs. Joe and Emanuel Rubia,
brothers, who have been in the
employ of the Grey Bull corpora
ton for the last year. left Saturday
for Philadelphia where they will
visit with a brother for some time.
They like the west and expect to
return next summer.
Mrs. Ella NJ. Moore of Gooseberry
creek was in the city Thursday
night. While here she attended
the dance at the Overland hotel.
She has many friends here who are
always glad to see her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Scovel of
Grass Creek were in the city for
a few hours last Friday.
Glen Scovel, who has been liv-
ing at Hamilton Dome for the past
three years, came owe Saturday
and went to Palette Ranch No. 2,
to visit with his sister, Mrs. w. o.
DeMotte. He intends to make a
short hunt for big game before re-
turning to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Faust of
the upper Greybull were shopping
in the city Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Kennison
of the lower valley visited the
Rhoads family at the IT ranch
Saturday.
Grandma Wilson. who has not
been feeling well for the past week,
is reported much better.
Ernest r. May and Mrs. A. J.
Knisely were t~ransacting business
in the city Tuesday.
Rev. Dickson and family wen
to the YU ranch Tuesday and held
services there in the evening. They
started a series of revival meetings
here Sunday morning which will
continue all week. He also held
services at Dick creek Sunday after
noon.
Services were held in the Epis-
copal church Friday night by Rev.
A. H. Beatty. This is his first ser
vice here since his return from his
vacation in Malifornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry River were
in the city Tuesday.
Clarence Dustin, Bud Peoples,
Boyd Bennion and Frank Scott re-
turned Monday from a weeks hunt
for big game. They brought home
two fine elk.
Last Thursday Harry Cheeseman
took over the operation of the
Meeteetse, Sunshine and Pitchfork
mail line. John Nichols has for
the past two months been carrying
the mail on this line. but will en-
gage in trapping for the winter,
He will be located in the upper
Gooseberry country.
The dance given by Carl Madsen
Thursday night at the Overland
hotel vas a great success from
whatever angle you take it. A good
crowd was in attendance and the
three-piece orchestra furnished the
finest music. The dancers We're ac-
tive and energetic and dancing did
not stop until the call for supper
was sounded at midnight, after
which another short session was
INDUCED in. Mrs. Young prepared
delicious refreshments
A very pleasant and pretty din
ner party was given Thursday eve-
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James E. Hamilton. The occasion