, 1926-07-14

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A few days ago Everett Peoples
purchased a dwelling house and
lot from Tom Falkner. 1t must be
Bud is going to patching"
Mrs. George Weller has been
sick for a few days, but at this
date is on the road to recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thayer of
Rock Creek made a round trip to
Lander last Saturday. They passed
through Meeteetse at 6 A. NJ. and
returned here at Z P. NJ. having
driven a distance of 365 miles.
Geo.. Weller went to Thermopolis
Sunday and brought home Mrs.
Fred Christie and the children.
MI. and Mrs. Albert Ward, Mrs.
Dan Uranium and Mrs. Ted Rob-
inson came up to u city Wednes-
day. 1t is the first time they nave
been here in several weeks.
George and Charles H. Wilson
arrived from Los Angeles Thursday.
They are old timers in this country
and a few years ago they removed
to California for the benefit of
Charles health.
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Mccoy from the Union Oil Co. well
on the Doores ranch on Upper
Gooseberry were in the city Thurs
day evening.
Miss Eells, one of the county
demonstrators passed through town
Thursday morning on her way to
the meeting place of the Big Horn
Basin Leaders camp at the Abston
ranch. Miss Eels is one of the ad-
vance guard to get the camp in
readiness for the large attendance
that will be there. The meeting
last year at the Chas. H. Wilson
ranch on Dick Greek was a great
success.
Mrs. William Feyhl went to Bill
lings last week for a vacation and
rest. She will be gone for some
time and will visit at other Mon
tana and Wyoming points.
Rev. Eugene Dickson and family
went to Sheets Flat Wednesday.
He held services Friday night. On
Saturday starting home his a slid
off the grade and buried itself in
the mud to such a degree that he
was unable to get it on the road
again. Mr.. Winninger brought the
family to town Monday.
Louis Allsman n Dick Luck
now and families of Grass creek
visited Grandpa Baldwin Sunday.
They report the recent heavy rains
have caused some rather bad mud
holes on the road.
Henry Sayles went to Thermop-
ellis Friday and while there visited
the Simonson ranch on Owl creek.
He came home Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dustin
from Cody were in town Sunday.
Mrs. Dustin visited friends. while
Clarence sang the praises of the
new automobile, the "Whippet' of
which he is the salesman in his
territory.
Tuesday last c.. r. Cobb was over
from the county seat and interview
ed his customers.
| County commissioner Phelps was
t~ransacting business in the city
Tuesday.
Monday Sam Riley made a hur-
ried trip to the county seat. He
made the rounds in a day.
Margaret and Pauline thinner
man left Saturday morning for a
visit with Grandma Lewis at Laurel,
Mont. This is the first trip the
young ladies have taken without
mother since they are s and 6
years old respectively. They no
doubt feel very capable of taking
care of themselves.
Mrs. A. Ketchum of Cornwall
on-the-Hudson, New York is quite
sick at the home of Mrs. Lars Mel
son. Mrs. Ketchum recently ar
rived from New York with the ex-
p%ectation of spending the summer
at her brothers ranch known as the
"Elbud" ranch on the headwaters
of Wood River.
Hazel and Mable People left Sat
urday for a visit with relatives in
Tacoma. Mable intends to return
to Meeteetse within two or three
weeks and Hazel will extend her
visit for a few months. This is
the first visit of the girls to the
Pacific coast. They are anticipating
a most pleasant trip.
Mrs. Henry Sayles drove to Cody
and return on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller and
little daughter Phillis went to Cody
on Monday. They were accompa-
MED by Mrs. Carrie B. S. Hurlbut.
Miss Maybeth Williams look
Mrs. Emma Salway and Mrs. E. P.
Bowman to Club Leaders camp at
Mrs. Abston's ranch on Tuesday.