, 1925-06-03
MEETEETSE

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c. A. Mathews of Powell. the rep
resentative of the Western National
Life Insurance company in Big Horn
and Park counties, was a Meeteetse
visitor last Thursday.
Mrs. Henry River and sons Frank
and Cecil went to Burlington Friday
to visit her mother, Mrs. Con Web
ster. They returned Monday.
Cecil Boulware made a trip to
Cody Friday.
Jack Rhoads of Rawhide spent
several days in town last week. He
threatens to return to the ranch
soon, but his friends are a little
doubtful about it.
Master Fred Christie left Friday
for Tensleep where he will visit his
uncles, George and David Taylor.
The Ladies Guild of st Andrews
church met last Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Charles S. Wilson.
There was a good attendance. Mrs.
Wilson served refreshments.
Last Tuesday Mrs. F. w. Lam
bertson left for a three weeks visit
to Denver. Mr.. Lambertson will
hold the ranch down during her
absence.
Mrs. Green and family made a
trip to their old home in Meeteetse
Saturday and returned to their home
at the county seal in the afternoon.
NJ. D. Thayer and family made
a trip to Cody Friday to view the
sensations of the moving pictures.
Frank Thayer Jr. drove to Cody
Friday evening, returning to the
Pitchfork ranch Saturday morning.
F. ]. Hiscock of Cody came over
Saturday night and on Sunday in
company with John w. Deane went
to the Antlers ranch where Mr..
Deane had made arrangements to
stage a roundup scene, but the rain
prevented taking any pictures on
that day.
Grandpa (Jc>a Henry Doores
returned from Cody Monday by stage
and went to the ranch on Goose
berry by the old and reliable man
ner-horseback.
AT the council meeting Monday
the old council closed up the years
business, paying bills, approving the
reports of the officers and cleaning
the slate for the new board.
Denver Lane and Emory Mclean
were in the city Monday laying in
a supply of groceries.
Joe McGill, one of the early pi-
oneers of Wyoming, well known
public speaker and newspaper cor
respondent, visited M~eeteetse Thurs
day.
Mrs. Harve Rice and Mrs. Harry
Thayer were passengers on Thurs
days stage for Cody.
Attorney and Mrs. Paul R. Greev-
err of Cody passed thru Meeteetse
Sunday on their way to the IT
ranch.
Decoration Day services were held
Saturday afternoon at the Baptist
church. Rev. G. S. Upton of Cody
deliver a very interesting discourse.
Miss Twila Berringer favored the
audience with a beautiful solo, "In
Flanders Fields" There were pres
ent veterans of two of the great
wars, the Civil war and the World
war. After the services at the
church the graves of all soldiers
in the cemetery were decorated.
Sam Osborne, one of Meeteetse's
young men who graduated with the
1925 class of the Cody high school,
will spend the vacation with his
parents on the Greybull valley
ranch. He is contemplating attend
ing the state university next year.
Dean Beatty, while on his way to
EMeeteetse last Tuesday had the mis-
fortune to lose his dog, a brown and
white collie. The rector prizes his
dog highly and is very anxious to
recover him.
Fred Christie himself" moved
the town this week, but the boys
had to do the raking.
Chas. Baer is spending a few
days in town.
Roy Starkey, our genial barber,
is laid up for a few days with a
cold and slight fever-nothing SER
ious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Martin came
over from S%outhfork Saturday for
a visit with Mr.. Martins parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Martin. They
returned Monday:
Frank MCGEE and Emil Hague
were representatives from Sheets
Flat in town Monday.
Mr.. Yocum, an old timer in Wy
oming, is substituting for Roy Star
key in the barber shop while Roy
is indisposed.
Mrs. w. p. Rice and son William
drove to town Monday and visited
the cemetery. On account of the
weather they were unable to come
on Decoration day.
Edward G.. Scroeder.t runkman oil