, 1927-12-21
MEETEETSE


Don Adams of Sunshine was in
town Monday attending to ONE
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Osborne paid
Meeteetse a visit Saturday.
Harry Miller who has been con-
nected with the Rex Cafe has sew
cred his relations with that insti-
tuition and accepted employment
with the Greybull corporation.
w. B. Schlenker of the Fenton
country was delivering apples to
various parties in Meeteetse last
Monday.
Rev. Parker from Grass creek
was over Saturday on matters con-
nected with his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Smith and
Mrs. Abston of the w ranch
were Cody visitors Tuesday.
Ross Shepherd and Dick Knfsely
arrived in Cody Tuesday with a
shipment of cattle for the Omaha
market. Some three or -four of
the Woodriver ranchmen had pool
ed what cattle they wanted to
send to market and made the ship
ment together.
Mrs. j. J. winninger arrived
home Saturday from Rochester Min
nesota, where she has been for the
past four weeks in, search or medi-
cal aid. She was operated upon
and is much improved.
A Sunday school Christmas pro-
gram will be given at the Baptist
church Sunday at one o'clock. The
Christmas tree will be loaded with
presents to delight the little people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson of the
Franc Fork OIL well camp passed
through Meeteetse Monday eve
ming.
Miss Maybeth walked into town
Sunday and attended Sunday ser
vices.
Mr.. and Mrs, Roy johnson We're
visitors in town Saturday.
On Sunday N--Grace jacobson
visited her parent, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry A. ThurstonSo of Cody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thayer, Mrs.
Jap Hale, Mrs, Curtis Sell. Mrs.
Dan Wilson and Mrs. Drummond
made a shopping trip to Cody on
Monday afternoon.
Roy wilds is busily engaged by
John w. Doubleday in building a
chicken house.
Hubbard who, has been con-
fined to her room for q couple of
weeks is greatly improved and will
soon be out again. s
Carl Madsen and E. P. Bowman
made a trip to Powell Tuesday
afternoon.
Ed Heavey the hustIing repre-
sentative of the Rawleigh products
was in town Friday. 4
Mrs. Forrest Doores who has
been sick for a week Is reported
to be much better. nf3
Mr.. g. E. Sites was i'm Meetee-
tse Monday looking UP new GUS
toners for the Chrysler car.
Sam Riley one of the Sunshine
Basin stockmen came down Mon
day evening on a short business
trip.
Miss Vera stanley left Tuesday
morning Tor her home at Milford,
Nebraska where she will spend the
holidays with her parents and. other
relatives.
Mrs. Jas. Elliot is substituting for
Miss Stanley as teacher this week.
Rev. Upton was a caller in Nee
teetse Friday.
Mrs. Candace Brown and her
daughter Mrs. VIM. Baldwin arrived
in Cody Saturday from Bend Ore
gon. They are making a short
visit with Mrs. Browns son Acil,
who lives on Sage Creek. She will
come to Meeteetse Monday 90 visit
her daughter, Mrs. #. A. Whitney.
Leo Price from Missou1a, Mont,
went to Therinopolis last week to
attend the funeral OF his mother,
Mrs. Barbara Price. The deceased.
her son Leo and daughter Mrs. w.
o. Steele have lived at Meeteetse
many years.
AS Leo was returning home he
visited his sister and family on
~Gooseberry creek. He. came to Nee
I~teetse on Sunday and visited old
friends by the score While here
he had served as clerk In d mercan-
tile store and as cashier of the
First National bank, and also as
postmaster. N
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