, 1926-04-14
MEETEETSE

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but is now out again and attend
ing to business.
Thos. Gearhart and family came
over from Grass Greek Monday and
attended the funeral of G.. w. Hurl-
but.
George Feyhl of the Upper Wood
river country was in the city Mon
day.
Mother Craig of Sunshine was
down to the funeral Monday.
The Foster family were callers
in the city Monday.
AT the Baptist church Easter
Sunday morning a very interesting
program was given by the children
of the sunday school. Miss Maybeth
had the matter in charge.
She drilled the children and assisted
a success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Osborne and
son, Sam we're transacting some
business in the city Monday.
Hugh House who has been en-
ployed at Grass creek for several
months passed through town Mon
day with his family and household
on "Sheets Flat"
Jimmy McHays came in Monday
with a load of household goods
which he was taking to the ranch
for Hugh House.
w. o. Steele and his daughter.
Mary of Lower G~oseberry came
over to the old town Monday. Tues
seat. He returned to the Goose
berry ranch Wednesday. Billy looks
the same as of old. He was glad
to meet so many old friends in
the city.
Mrs. Ethel Gee who has been in
Cody for the last two weeks hav-
ing some dental work done re-
turned home Wednesday.
The fishermen in these parts have
broken loose during the last few
days, and gone up the river in
search of the specified beauties.
Mrs. o. A. Roberts of Silloth
Cumberland, England. is visiting
her brother Adam Drummond and
family.
Mr.. C. o. March went to Bill
lingo last Wednesday. He spent
three or four days there returning
home Saturday.
Sam Riley was in the city Thurs
day night. He took a load OF
household goods to the Hurlbut
ranch.
Mr.. Ed Edmonds of the Nc
Donald ranch was in the city Fri
day.
Last Thursday night the Eastern
Star ladies in the absence of their
husbands made a surprise call on
Mrs. Drummond and her sister Mrs.
Roberts. and spent the evening.
All present had a royal good time.
Mrs. Watkins of Denisen, Texas.
a sister of Mrs. A. j.. Walsh ar
rived here last Thursday. The
lady has come with the intention
of making an extended visit with
her sister. She brought her little
nephew who is delighted with the
many new things about Meeteetse.
w. P. Rice the Woodriver sheep
mar was In the city Thursday. 1t
is rumored that he attended a
session of the Masonic lodge in the
evening.
P. E. Pawley visited Meeteetse
Thursday evening. He reports the
season of Landing progressing very
satisfactorily.
Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Happy
Owens of the lower valley were
shopping in the city.
Clarence Heinrich and Jas. C.
Meek of Grass Creek were city
visitors Thursday. These young men
are two of the live wires of the oil
town.
Noah Riley has leased the Abston
ranch and took possession a few
days ago. Noah has beer with
the Antler's ranch for the last year.
He understands the ranching bust
ness and no doubt will succeed in
the new enterprise.
Roy Johnson has leased the Jim
Carpenter residence and moved in.
He took possession last week. Roy
at this time Is not certain what
his future plans will be.
Fred Thomas and Mrs. Thomas
with the our little sons, came down
from the ranch Friday to attend the
school entertainment. The younger
members of the party enjoyed the
show to the fullest extent.
Billy Adams is practicing these
da va in nfIntfno thaf MAUI oara hnI
recently too to the ranch. Billy
believes he is making great Roadway
in the management of the machine
but strange to say, none of his
friends will ride with him as yet.