, 1926-09-29
MEETEETSE

ranch on tuesday.
On Tuesday the Antlers Ranch
company. owned by Ernest and
Will May. shipped 500 head of cat
tie to Omaha. loading them at
Kirby.
Frank Kenyon came to town
Tuesday.
c. A. Webster returned Tuesday
left Mrs. Webster. Margaret and
Sonny to spend the school
MIR. and Mrs. Dan Weller left
us Wednesday to return by auto
to their new home at Ramona, Cal
ifornia. Papa Dan and Mother love
to spend their summers here as
much as they did for thirty years,
but they seek warmer winter quar-
tiers. Their return trip was via
Lander and Rock Springs.
Don Adams visited us last We'd
nesday.
Ernest Styles was i'll enough to
call the doctor on Wednesday, but
is improving rapidly.
On Tuesday George Weller and
family moved to the j. w. Webster
ranch for the winter. Latter fam
lily contemplates spending the win
ter in some warmer climate. The
change will be very beneficial to
heir health.
Eugene Phelps n his mother
were in from the TT ranch on
Wednesday.
William Barring is working on
the power plant for electric lights
and expects soon to have finished.
Slim Kenyon is stopping in town
for a few days.
Mrs. Frank Blackburn, who has
spent the week in Billings consult
ing an %occulist, returned Wednes-
day. Her brother-in-law, Henry
Pool, brought her from Cody to
the ranch home. They visited at
the home of Fred Christie enroute.
Rufus Wilson was III Saturday
getting binder repairs.
R. E. Galloway, j. d. Pittingill,
Geo. w. Palmer and DR.. C. H. Car
penter went out with Edgar Ben
Mon the first of the week to spend
five or six days.
Emil Hague of Sheets Flat drove
up on Friday to look after bus
mess matters.
Miles Travis and family came
over from Grass Creek on Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hubbard re-
turned Thursday after spending a
week in Billings attending the foir
and visiting relatives and friends.
Geo. and Chas. H. Wilson expect
to return home to Los Angeles soon,
driving via Florida, Texas and Mex
leo on the southern or Santa Fe
route. We were glad to welcome
them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Faust made
a round trip to Cody Monday on
business.
Mrs. Ketchum and Mrs. Vorley,
daughters of Mrs. Hall, left for
their eastern homes Tuesday. Mrs.
Ketchum goes to New York and
her sister to Detroit. The ladies
have spent several months with
their mother and brothers on the
El-Bud ranch in the mountains and
their love for the grandeur of the
scenery will surely bring them back.
Tom Gearhart and family came
down from the ranch on Monday.
Emory Mclean and Denver Lane
went hunting last week and re-
turned with an elk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley G.. Murphy
of Thermopolis were guests at the
Overland hotel on Monday night.
(Delayed)
r. o. Ferry of Detroit, Michigan,
was calling on customers here last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s.. McAllister
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Bowman
visited at the w. P. Rice ranch
Thursday. In the evening the
guests were entertained at one of
Mrs. Prices well known dinners,
which was most thoroughly enjoyed.
Bill Williams, one of Goose
berry's most energetic farmers, was
a city visitor Monday.
Paul r. Zimmerman and Carl w.
Madsen, two of the first hunters in
the field. returned home Sunday,
bringing with them a fine elk. The
boys were out four days and only
succeeded in bagging the one elk.
1t is a fine specimen and the hunt
ers feel jubilant over their success
J.. w. Booth of Basin was a
guest at the Overland hotel Sun
day.
C. H. Hampton, one of Worland's
rustling citizens, was a Meeteetse
visitor Friday.
d. F. Harrison of Denver and