, 1927-02-09
MEETEETSE

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the upper Greybull valley were in
the city Friday.
Sam Riley, one of the Sunshine
Basin stockmen spent part of Fri
day in M~eeteetse.
Quite a large delegation of the
younger set from Cody came to the
masquerade Friday night and took
an active part in all the entertain
ments of the evening.
Sylvester Stages and sons Henry
and Albert. of Cody, spent a few
days in the city last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Webster and
John w. Deane went to Billings
Tuesday. Roy was making some
purchases from several wholesale
houses. John went along for both
business and pleasure. They re-
turned home Thursday.
]. w. Webster and his nephew,
Earl Clark, spent Tuesday in the
city.
Mrs. George Martin has been
helping Mrs. Hubbard in the res
taurant part of the last week to
take care of the customers at the
Rex Cafe.
Dick Luckom made a business
trip to Billings this week. He
plans to be gone for several days
visiting relatives.
John Monk, an old Meeteetse boy
who removed from this locality
more than ten years CO., and now
gives Cowley as his home, appeared
in u midst last Tuesday. repre-
senting the Fuller Brush company.
Judging from his active habits he
must have been received very
kindly and did a good business.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Monk who for many years lived
on a farm in the Greybull valley
about 8 miles below Meeteetse.
Mrs. Evan Hamilton has been
affected with an attack of tonsil-
tits. but not seriously i'll.
John Sayles of Fenton was in
Meeteetse Monday buying some
groceries for the ranch.
Harley G.. Murphy, the hustling
salesman from Thermopolis was cal
ling on his customers in Meeteetse
Thursday.
Saturday Carl Madsen and E. p.
Bowman made a short call at the
L. U. ranch.
Mrs. Sylvia Baldwin drove down
Monday morning from the Sam
Riley ranch in Sunshine Basin.
Mrs. Roy Wilds and her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. w. Pollardy and little grand
daughter arrived from Denver
Thursday morning. Mrs. Wilds has
spent four months in Denver visit
ing her daughter, Marion and fam
lily. Her son-in-law I'M family
have come to Meeteetse for an in
definite stay and may possibly make
1t their permanent home.
Arthur Harris of the Hurlbut
ranch, on Woodriver, and his moth
err were in the city Saturday doing
some shopping.
Sheriff Blackburn spent Thurs
day night in our city and while
here visited the masquerade ball,
We will not attempt to describe his
costume but it was a complete dis
guise in which none of his friends
O0h 1CSOohAZG Ill.,.
James Elliott of the t. L.. ranch
visited u city Sunday afternoon
for a few hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Hubbard of the
Rex Cafe made a short shopping
trip to Cody Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Osborne has been
confined to the house the past week
with a sore throat. She is reported
as improving.
Carl W. Madison is busy these
days telling about the many .ood
pc 'nts of the Buick. He made a
trip up the river Tuesday to inter
view likely prospects.
Mrs. Feyhl and her two song
Charlie and William and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. e. w. Peoples drove In
last Friday from California where!
had been enjoying a threaI
vacation. They came by
the southern route and had a very
pleasant ride all the way. They
were nine days e%nroute. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Bane and
little daughter, Mary Susan arrived
from Kansas City last Thursday.
had a nice trip all the way.
The young lady of the party enjoy
ed the ride although 1t was rather
a long trip for the first journey.
Frank Scott left early Saturday
morning and made a round trip to
Casper and return. He drove his
new Chrysler. Miss Trandum and
Miss Chase, two of the teachers in
the public schools made the trip
with him.
Z. E. Brown of Denver, J.. d.
of fThermopolis and Bruce
Murphy arrived in Meeteetse Mon