, 1926-09-01
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Three moutHS near GranQ RapldS,
Michigan. visiting Mrs. Wilson's
mother. Mrs. Wilson reports a very
enjoyable trip. but is glad to be
home again.
Our schools will open on Sep
TENDER 9TH and many families are
moving into town to be ready.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Pool of Cody
Sunday.
Mr.. Mcclure of Grass Creek
passed thru town Sunday on his
way to Yellowstone National park.
He is a candidate for county COM
missioner in Hot Springs county.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Thayer and
Mrs. Wentworth of the Pitchfork
ranch were in town Thursday.
Mrs. Georgia Schulthies and her
brother, Bert Avery, returned from
Grass Creek Saturday, where they
had been visiting their sister, Mrs.
Chas. Scovel.
Eugene Phelps made a hurry-up
trip to Cody Friday.
Mrs. A. H. Beach and son John
of Casper were in Meeteetse Sun
day. Mrs. Beach is doing some his
women of Wyoming. She was gath
ering data for the book, which she
will soon publish. Mrs. Beach is
an accomplished writer, and the
new field she is covering will make
a very interesting volume.
VIM. o. (Billy) Steele of Lower
Gooseberry, the Republican nominee
for state senator from Washable
county, passed thru Meeteetse Sat
urday on his way to Wood river
for a days fishing. Others in the
party were Mrs. Steele, their son,
William Jr., and two daughters,
Grace and Mary, Elizabeth and Lee
ona Clifford of Worland and Ruth
Bonice of Thermopolis.
Mrs. Jap Hale and Mrs. Curtis
Sell made a trip to Cody Saturday
to meet Vera Stanley, one of the
teachers. Miss Stanley at the last
moment changed her mind and went
direct to Worland to attend the
teachers institute this week.
The Doores family started on
their annual trip to Boise, Idaho,
that the children might enter school
there at the beginning of the term.
Those in the party were Mrs. Carsie
Doores, Miss Emma Renner, Joe
Marion and Esther Doores, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewey Doores, Joe and Marian
Doores will this year attend a bus
mess college, while Esther will COM
plete the high school course. They
will next a in all probability
enter the state university at Lar
annie.
A. A. Anderson and party, who
have been spending the summer at
the Palette No. 1 ranch, passed
thru Meeteetse Saturday on their
way to New York. There were
five in the party, all relatives of
Mr.. Anderson.
Noah Riley and Fat" McGhan
of the Sunshine country were city
visitors Saturday. evening.
Prof. Redmond and his two sis
ters. Miss Stanley and Alice Linton,
members of the M%eeteetse school
teaching force, are in attendance
at the Big Horn Basin institute at
Worland this week.
MIR. and Mrs. w. R. Bane, Mr..
and Mrs. Chaffin and Robert Chat
fin of Kansas City, returned Tues
day from a trip thru Yellowstone
park. They consumed five days on
the trip. 1t was the first chance
the relatives of the Banes have had
to view the wonders of the park.
B. f. Ward and family arrived
Monday afternoon from a two
months trip to Nevada, where they
visited relatives. They visited places
in Utah, Idaho and Nevada on the
trip. Mr.. Ward thinks Meeteetse
a good place to winter, hence his
return. Mrs. Ward and Eldon like
Meeteetse the best of any place
they know.
Last Friday the little four-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Argento had a narrow escape from
drowning. The little fellow was
playing near the irrigation ditch
south of town. Just above the
bridge where the main road to
Grass Creek crosses the ditch he
spied some bubbles on the water.
He reached down to get them and
when he lost his balance fell into
the water, it being deep, he was
washed under and below the bridge,
when his older brother fished him
out. No serious results followed.