, 1926-09-08
MEETEETSE
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Grass Creek were in town Tuesday.
w. H. Hadley. foreman of the
Palette ranch No. 1, was a city Wis
itor Wednesday,.
Graham Morton, who has been in
California for three months, with
Mrs. Morton and the boys, returned
home Wednesday,. The family is
located at San Diego and think it
the greatest country in the world
next to Meeteese, where they spent
their earlier years.
Mrs. w. o. Denote has been
spending a few days in town with
relatives.
Chas. Manning, who had the mis-
fortune of a serious fall about three
weeks ago, returned to Meeteetse
last Sunday. He has been in the
hospital at Powell where he has
received medical assistance. He is
now able to be out on the street
where he can NOV about with the
help of a cane. 1t will be some
time before he has entirely recov-
cred.
Mrs. Thomas Highly came in
Wednesday from Gooseberry and
took charge of the kitchen at the
Overland hotel. Mrs. Madsen will
now be glad to serve the hungry
to their greatest desire.
A. o. Vauter and two daughters,
Ruth n Rachael, of Powell, were
calling on old friends in Meeteetse
and the upper Greybull country last
Monday. A few years ago Mr..
Vauter was a citizen of our town
and has many friends here. About
ten years ago he removed to Pow
ell, which has been his home since
that time. His daughters spent
their earlier years here. The trip
here was something like "a visit
to the old home"
Jim Carpenter came in from the
range for the Barbecue.
Vaughn McAdams is having a
vacation in town after several
months of strenuous labor on the
range.
Charles H. Wilson and brother
George came down from Dick creek
to be present at the Barbecue. They
have spent two months hire this
summer and Charley's health is
much better. In a few days they
will start on a long road to Cal
ifornia, going the southern route
through Colorado, Oklahoma. Texas
and Arizona. At one time the
boys were very active citizens in
this community. If o wanted a
dam built, ditch made or a street
graded, George and Charley were
the boys to do it.
Mrs. Dan Weller has spent the
last two weeks with relatives at
Grass Creek. Tuesday Papa Dan"
brought her in to the ]. w. Web
ster ranch. They will spend some
more time here before returning
to their home in Ramona, Calf.
Miss Gene Christie visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pool in Cody
last week. The Pools came over
Sunday, bringing her home that
she could start to school at the be-
ginning of the term.
Albert e. Wards family moved
into the Chas. S. Wilson building
last Sunday. There are three chill
dren in the family to attend school,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Duffield came
in last week from Gooseberry and
rented the John Nichols house ear
the postoffice. They will spend the
winter in town hat the two boys
may attend school.
Last Monday Frank Wilson and
his sister Ethel, in company with
Mrs. Earl Kennison, started for
| T ~r rNI4r C.ln Ir outo
They drove through Yellowstone
park, going out at West Yellow
stone. They are going by way of
ogden and Salt Lake. Frank will
enter an electrical school, while
Ethel will persue her literary
studies in a young ladies' college.
Daddy Rufus is planning to go
there in the latter part of October
for an extended stay.
Wilfred Sharp arrived Friday
night from Salt Greek. Mrs. Sharp
and the boy have been here for the
last two months visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Feyhl on
Meeteetse creek. Wilfred has been
trucking for the oil companies lei
Casper and thought he was entitled
to a rest, besides he wanted to get
acquainted with the family again.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. o. Doores moved
to town Saturday, locating in one
of the John w. Deane residences
on Park They made the
the change hat Frank could at
tend school here this winter.
Dale Everett, the truck man for
the oil company at the, Renne ranch,
was a city visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Walters has accepted the