, 1926-06-16
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understand ne IS getting along nice
ly.
DR.. Brown of Cody inc R. Upton,
a brother of Rev. G. S. Upton and
friends visited Meeteetse Sunday.
Mr.. Upton is from Estes Park, Col
orado and is on a visit to his BROTH
er in Cody. He will return to Col
orado soon.
Arthur Royce came in Sunday
with a relapse of the flu. He is
just recently out of the hospital,
but it seems he left too soon as
he has had to return under the care
of the doctor.
Robert NJ. Miller, superintend-
ent of Ohio Oil Company n James
M. Reed of Grass creek were in
town Sunday. They made a trip to
Oregon Basin and returned the
same day.
Ed. Waters has returned to Nee
teetse after having spent some time
at the county seat. Ed has been
shearing sheep so long that he be-
lieves he will retire from active
participation in that work.
T, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Fenton and
children were in the city Saturday.
Friday night, Josh Deanes film
of life on the frontier was shown
at the Meeteetse Picture houses A
packed house greeted the show
which was very gratifying both to
the management and the author of
the film. All present enjoyed the
treat and hope it will be shown
again in the neal future.
Frank Blackburn and family
were in town Friday evening and
attended the picture show.
Mrs. Jack ParshaIl and children
came over from ThermopoIis last
Sunday and are visiting her sister
Mrs. Curtis Sell.
Last Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sayles came up from the lower
ranch n went to the Pitchfork
ranch to assist in the shearing in
Mr.. Phelps absence attending the
Board of Equalization.
Mr.. Sneed representing the Bur-
roughs Adding Machine
came over to Meeteetse Tuesday to
assemble a new machine that the
First National Bank recently pur-
chased. After setting up the ma
chine he went on to Greybull.
Mrs. A.. L.. Young left last We'd
nesday for Omaha. She went to
assist Mrs. Sanderson in taking her
little daughter there for Medical
treatment.
Mrs. Osborne and son Sam came
up Tuesday evening. Sam wanted
to practice a little playing while
Mrs. Osborne called on friends.
Emory Leon and brother Floyd
were city visitors Wednesday.
Monday morning a deal was COM
pleted whereby the picture show
business in Meeteetse passed from
Professor Redmond to John w.
Deane. Mr.. Deane acquires the
equipment and business. He will
install a new electric machine and
it is the intention of the new man
agement to show Paramount pic
lures and give the people the best
to be had. We wish Josh Deane
success in the new venture.
Lee Simonson of Owl creek was
a visitor here Wednesday.
County Commissioner Phelps pas
sed through town Tuesday morning
on his way to Cody to attend a
meeting of the Board of Equaliza-
ton.
Mrs. Olive Parr made a hurried
trip to the county seat Thursday.
Mrs. Elsie Shoup arrived from
Denver Friday to make a two
month visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Feyhl of Meeteetse
creek. This is the first visit of
Mrs. Shoup since moving to Denver
two years ago.
Mrs. Green and daughter of Cody
came over to Meeteetse Friday to
renew some old acquaintance. They
stayed but a short time returning
to Cody the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Aver came
from Grass creek Friday. Grin has
been working on and improving
the roads to the oil fields.
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Thomas and children were in the
city. Fred took home with him
a o a of supplies for the ranch.
Many Wood river citizens came
down Friday to see Josh's moving
picture, which was shown thai night
at the Meeteetse picture house. The
people were well satisfied and COM
~plimented Josh OF his success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Riley and
Mrs. Abston were in attendance at
the M%eeteetse picture house Friday
night.
Denver Lane of Stonewall Coal
mine was a guest of the city Sat