, 1926-12-29

at the school house last Wednesday
evening was a success from every
angle. Good acting, by the actors
and actresses, a Christmas tree
loaded to the limit with beautiful
presents and sweet things to eat.
The auditorium was packed to the
utmost limit. 1t was enjoyed by
all.
Lewis Johnson, one of our coun-
cilmen is visiting in Thermopolis
for a time, that he can take a
course of baths in the hot waters
of that health resort. Lew has been
ailing with rheumatism for a num-
Der of years. He hopes to be great
ly benefited by the treatments.
George Florida and family spent
Christmas with relatives and friends
in Grass Creek. George was driv-
ing his new car and took this op-
portunity to try it out. 1t perform
ed up to all expectations.
Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Dunkle
and Mrs. Madsen in company with
Prof. Redmond and Clyde Peoples
made a shopping excursion to the
county seat Thursday.
Mrs. Blain Highland of Basin is
spending a few days with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Baldwin.
Thos. Gearhart and family are
spending a few days with Mrs.
Gearharts parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lars Nelson in Meeteetse.
Miss Ruth Schonel has been
substituting as teacher for Miss
Vera Stakley. who is on a holiday
vacation.
Miss Margaret Mckinney is home
from Laramie, where she is a stu
dent in the state university. She
will spend the holiday season with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Brennum and her sister, Viola
Mckinney before returning to her
school work at the university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faust and Mr.. and
Mrs. Zimmerman were guests at
an informal dinner and Christmas
and Mrs. Paul Foster.
Mrs. F. A. Whitney and Sarah
have moved to town so that Sarah
can attend school the remainder
of the year without having to make
the daily ride in the school truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Barley went
to Billings Friday that they could
have turkey dinner with relatives.
They will return home the later
part of this week.
A very enthusiastic and a large
attendance was had last Thursday
evening at the meeting of Signet
Lodge No. IS, when the following
officers were installed for the COM
ing year: John II. Faust, w. NJ ;
James E. Hamilton, S. W.; Phil
e. Pawley, j. W.; Thos. Osborne,
Treas; E. p. Bowman, Secy.; P. R.
Zimmerman, S. D.; Eugene Phelps
]. D.; Ned Sayles. S. St; E. A.
Smotherman, J.. St; Paul Foster,
Tyler.
Mrs. Dolly Gee returned home
Friday from a two weeks visit in
Cody and Billings.
John w. Dean last Saturday
gave a free entertainment to the
children of Meeteetse and the Grey
bull valley all under the age of Ia
years. The generous act struck
a responsive chord in the heart of
the kiddies. They turned out in
force and were thoroughly apprec-
iative of "Josh's" effort to enter
tain them.
Harry Rive returned to his old
home near Meeteetse last Saturday
afternoon. He looks fine and is
glad to be here. Five months ago
Harry left with the family and
went to Pallisade, Colorado. There
he bought a home intending to
remain but conditions were not
what he expected to find there and
soon a yearning came over him for
Wyoming. He left the family in
the Colorado home and started for
Greybull valley. He will remain
here until the middle of the sum-
mer when he will go to Colorado
again for a short time.